Plex, one of Spain’s most influential creators, prepares for a high-profile boxing match against Fernanfloo at La Velada del Año VI. The event draws attention for its star power, personal stories, and digital impact.
La Velada del Año VI is set to draw massive attention this year as Plex, known offstage as Daniel Alonso Agúndez, prepares to enter the ring against Fernanfloo. The event, hosted at La Cartuja, brings together some of the most prominent digital personalities, but the spotlight is firmly on Plex, whose rapid ascent from recording videos in Toro (Zamora) to becoming a leading figure in Spain’s online scene has captured the public’s imagination.
At just 23, Plex has already established himself as a familiar face at Ibai Llanos’ signature event. His previous victory over El Mariana in the 2024 edition’s Main Event cemented his reputation as a formidable competitor, and his return this year is seen as a major draw for fans and followers. The upcoming bout with Fernanfloo, a heavyweight in the Latin American digital world, is widely discussed across social media and streaming platforms, promising a clash that extends beyond the ring and into the broader digital culture.
Plex’s journey began in adolescence, when he started uploading gaming content from his hometown of Toro. Over time, his focus shifted to travel and adventure, with his now-famous global journeys and collaborations—such as his friendship with Frank Cuesta—helping him build a distinctive, approachable persona. His content, marked by spontaneity and a sense of discovery, has resonated with millions, making him a reference point for younger audiences in Spain and beyond.
Personal life has also played a role in Plex’s growing profile. His relationship with singer Aitana, confirmed after weeks of speculation, has made them one of the most followed couples in Spain’s entertainment landscape. Aitana’s visible support at key moments, including the presentation of La Velada del Año VI, has added a new dimension to Plex’s public image, with both figures openly acknowledging their partnership’s importance during this phase of their careers.
Standing at 1.97 meters, Plex’s physical presence is as notable as his digital influence. His passion for travel and adventure continues to shape his content, taking him to dozens of countries and allowing him to connect with diverse audiences. In recent years, he has expanded his reach beyond YouTube, appearing on television and collaborating on various projects, further solidifying his status as a leading digital personality in Spain.
The significance of La Velada del Año VI extends beyond individual matchups. The event has become a cultural phenomenon, blending entertainment, sport, and digital storytelling. As seen in previous editions, such as the high-profile clash between Natalia MX and Clerss, which drew intense interest across Spanish and Mexican audiences (see coverage of the Natalia MX vs Clerss fight), the format continues to evolve, reflecting the changing dynamics of online influence and fan engagement.
For context, La Velada del Año has grown into one of Spain’s most-watched streaming events, regularly breaking viewership records and attracting sponsorship from major brands. The combination of boxing, live music performances, and the participation of high-profile creators has redefined how digital events are produced and consumed in the country. Plex’s participation this year is expected to further boost the event’s profile, especially given his unique blend of athleticism, storytelling, and personal narrative. As the date approaches, anticipation remains high for both the sporting spectacle and the broader cultural impact it represents.
