Juli
Montana

Juli Montana enters Power Slap looking to build on his first appearance in the sport while bringing a unique background rooted in professional wrestling, family, and culture.

Montana made his Power Slap debut at Power Slap 17 on October 31, 2025, facing Jaskaran Singh and suffering a second-round KO loss. Now with experience under his belt, he returns with a better understanding of the competition and a determination to continue proving himself against the best athletes in the sport.

A professional wrestler, Montana shares the ring with his brother Ro Montana, who has also competed in Power Slap. The brothers have built their careers together while representing their heritage and bringing their own style to the world of sports entertainment. Montana currently holds the Pridestyle Tag-Team Championship and previously held the New Tradition Lucha Libre Tag-Team Championship.

Montana began training for Power Slap in May 2025, confident that his natural strength, toughness, and ability to absorb punishment would make him a strong competitor.

“I know the type of power I have and how strong my neck and chin are, so I know I can hang with the best.”

Outside of competition, Montana’s mission goes beyond fighting. He wants to use Power Slap as a platform to grow his career, represent his culture, and showcase his background in mariachi music to a global audience.

“My goal is to make it big while representing my country and showing off the beautiful culture and my background in mariachi music.”

With a passion for wrestling, a strong connection to his family, and a willingness to challenge himself against experienced competitors, Juli Montana is focused on continuing his growth and making his mark in Power Slap.