Fury FC 105: Whitehead vs. Valenzuela is a mixed martial arts event promoted by Fury Fighting Championship and will take place on June 22, 2025 at the Imagen Venues in Houston, Texas, United States.
Fight Card
Main Card (UFC Fight Pass)
Bruce Whitehead vs. Victor Valenzuela 170 lbs Interim Welterweight Championship
Reese Watkins vs. Ismail Israilov 170 lbs
Shane Torres vs. Justice Torres 145 lbs
Brett Pastore vs. Umronjon Mansurov 155 lbs
Valerie Ann Marie Soto vs. Fernanda Muñoz 125 lbs
Keron Reed vs. Dimas Chapa 135 lbs
Avery Wilson vs. Terrance Chatman 265 lbs
Leilani Hodgens vs. Hannah Schmidt 115 lbs
Marcus Nash vs. Daniel De La Cruz 185 lbs
Moises Oropeza vs. Mario Bastidas 135 lbs
Camden Fontenot vs. Johnny Gonzalez 145 lbs
Cristobal Ibanez vs. Jettre Hampton 155 lbs
Joshua Aleman vs. Dustin Smith 155 lbs
James Felipe vs. Nick Osuna 155 lbs
Michell Cupp vs. KJ Thomas 170 lbs
Background
Whitehead vs. Valenzuela unleashes a night of controlled chaos. In a city known for its toughness, the welterweight division crowns an interim king, and the path there runs through two men with everything to prove and nothing to lose.
Bruce Whitehead, known to fans as “The Goose,” brings a storming style and a reputation for finishing what he starts. With a 6–1 record built on ferocity and relentless pace, Whitehead has risen fast through the Fury ranks, carving a path with grit and precision. He doesn’t talk much, but when the cage door closes, his fists deliver the message.
Waiting for him is Victor Valenzuela, a seasoned threat with an 11–3 record and the kind of cage IQ that only experience builds. Valenzuela has fought his way through wars, setbacks, and surges, evolving into a fighter who can thrive in chaos or dominate with patience. For him, this isn’t just about gold, it’s about legacy — about staking his claim at the top of one of Fury’s deepest divisions.
This main event isn’t a placeholder. It’s a collision between a rising force and a seasoned storm, with the interim welterweight championship hanging in the balance. Whitehead is looking to plant his flag, Valenzuela is looking to reclaim lost ground, and neither man is built to step back.
The co main event features a rematch between 2 of the nations best featherweight standouts as the reigning champ Cameron Graves (14-7) faces Michael Aswell (10-2) in a fight that should have a sold out crowd on their feet!!!
