Abby Montes is simply bringing her signature PowerSlap energy to the influencer boxing world as she transitions into professional boxing—everyone was laughing and having fun at what sounds like a consensual, playful moment between athletes and creators.
Sources say the mixer got heated fast once models realized they were standing next to an undefeated slap fighter. Some attendees reportedly egged on the models, creating pressure for them to get in line—making this less spontaneous meet-and-greet and more calculated content opportunity.
The incident occurred at a Knockout Queens mixer happening ahead of Wednesday's event from Coachella Valley (published June 23, 2026). The models involved were Alanna Jade (confirmed ring girl for the event) and Cookie (attending despite not working the card), with Montes delivering her 'signature heavy-handed slaps' on video.
Montes is clearly capitalizing on her crossover appeal before her pro boxing debut, but slapping content creators at a professional event raises questions about boundaries—and consent—getting lost in the hype.
PowerSlap's Abby Montes traded in her fighting gloves for something much softer—at least anatomically—as she prepared for her professional boxing debut by smacking down OnlyFans models' backsides at Wednesday's Knockout Queens influencer boxing event mixer. The undefeated slap fighter was mingling with fighters, ring girls, and content creators when the situation took an unexpected turn that has since gone viral. According to sources present at the Coachella Valley mixer, word spread quickly once the OnlyFans models realized they were standing next to a legitimate PowerSlap competitor.
The second Montes revealed her day job—an undefeated slap fighter with serious hand speed—the energy in the room shifted dramatically. Two content creators, Alanna Jade and Cookie, reportedly lined up like it was a meet-and-greet photo op, except instead of smiling for cameras, they bent over. TMZ obtained video of the encounter showing Montes delivering her signature heavy-handed slaps straight to the booty with zero hesitation.
The footage suggests everyone involved had a great time, with laughter and cheers punctuating each strike. Alanna Jade, who will serve as a ring girl for Wednesday's Knockout Queens card, was among those who got in line, while Cookie—who isn't working the event—reportedly showed up anyway just to get slapped. The real question is whether this was truly spontaneous or carefully orchestrated content creation.
Several attendees claim other partygoers egged on the models once Montes' identity became known, creating an atmosphere where refusing might have seemed awkward or uncool. Whether that constitutes pressure in a room full of influencers desperate for engagement remains murky at best. As for the main event itself, Knockout Queens streams Wednesday across Triller, Kick, and TikTok from Coachella Valley—and Montes will be making her professional boxing debut on the card. The crossover appeal between slap fighting, influencer boxing, and adult content creation has created a fascinating cultural moment where lines between sport, entertainment, and exploitation blur dangerously close together.
