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Rivers to release documentary about her La Velada del Año VI experience

From El Universal · () Spanish

Translated from Spanish and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • Mexican streamer Samantha Rivera Treviño, known as Rivers, announced a documentary about her preparation for La Velada del Año VI.
  • “Más allá del ring” will cover six months of training, personal experiences and the controversy over the protective headgear used in her fight.
  • The documentary will premiere on Rivers’ official YouTube channel after her unanimous-decision loss to Spain’s RoRo.

Rivers is taking viewers behind the scenes of her second appearance at La Velada del Año with a new documentary titled “Más allá del ring.”

The Mexican streamer, whose real name is Samantha Rivera Treviño, said the film will condense six months of preparation and personal experiences into a short production. She trained for her amateur boxing match against Spanish creator Rocío López Bueno, known online as RoRo, at the sixth edition of the event in Seville.

Rivers lost the fight by unanimous decision. The documentary will show the challenges and sacrifices that came before she entered the ring, including her training and the controversy surrounding the protective headgear used during the bout.

It will also touch on the emotions that shaped the experience and the support Rivers received from her partner, friends, family and followers. The film will be released on her official YouTube channel.

Summarizing six months of content in a few hours is very difficult. We tried to do it as well as possible. In a few days the documentary will premiere, showing what these six months of my preparation and my life were like, but above all, everything beyond the ring. I hope you like it.

· RiversThe streamer announced the documentary and described its focus in a post on X.
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Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.