Every great boxing city eventually finds its next hometown star.
For El Paso, that fighter is Ivy “Poison” Enriquez.
At only 19 years old, Enriquez has already established herself as one of the brightest young prospects in American boxing. Undefeated as a professional, decorated as an amateur, and competing on major televised events, she has become the face of a new generation of boxing in the Borderland.
While El Paso has produced numerous talented fighters throughout its rich boxing history, few have generated this level of excitement at such a young age.
The Biggest Name in El Paso Boxing
Enriquez isn’t simply winning fights.
She is helping put El Paso back on the national boxing map.
As one of the featured attractions on Red Owl Boxing’s Boxfest XIX, airing live worldwide on DAZN, she continues attracting attention from fans, media outlets, and boxing insiders across the country.
Every appearance brings more exposure—not only for herself but for the entire El Paso boxing community.
Built for the Big Stage
Before turning professional, Enriquez built an outstanding amateur résumé.
She won multiple national championships, represented Team USA, and earned recognition as one of the country’s elite young female boxers.
Since entering the professional ranks, she has carried that success forward, opening her career with a perfect 7-0 record while showing the poise, discipline, and maturity of a veteran.
At just 19 years old, her ceiling remains incredibly high.
Bringing Big-Time Boxing Back to El Paso
El Paso has always been a boxing city.
Now, Enriquez is helping introduce the next chapter.
With major televised events returning to the city, hometown fans once again have a local fighter they can rally behind. Her growing popularity has helped generate excitement for professional boxing throughout West Texas, creating momentum for future events and opportunities.
As Boxfest XIX approaches, thousands of fans are expected to fill the El Paso County Coliseum to support one of their own.
More Than an Undefeated Record
What separates Enriquez is not simply her undefeated record.
She represents the future of women’s boxing in Texas.
Her technical skills, speed, work ethic, and willingness to compete on major stages have earned respect throughout the sport. She has become a role model for young athletes while continuing to improve with every fight.
The Future Is Bright
The biggest accomplishment of Ivy Enriquez’s career may still be ahead of her.
At only 19 years old, she already possesses the experience, pedigree, and momentum that many fighters spend years trying to build.
As she continues climbing the rankings, the expectation is clear: championship opportunities will come.
For now, one thing is becoming increasingly difficult to argue.
When people ask who represents El Paso boxing today, the answer is simple.
Ivy “Poison” Enriquez has become the city’s biggest active boxing star and one of the most exciting young fighters in the United States.
