Stream Fighters 5 features a humanoid robot bout, WestCol v Blessd, in Bogota on 14 November, per Colombian media
Colombian outlets report that streamer WestCol and singer Blessd each control a humanoid robot in a bout at Stream Fighters 5 on 14 November at the Coliseo MedPlus in Bogota, live on Kick. Robot model, control mode and result are not verified.
Stream Fighters 5, the Colombian streamer-boxing show run by WestCol, has a humanoid robot bout as its announced main attraction tonight, 14 November 2026, at the Coliseo MedPlus in Bogota. Colombian media report that WestCol and the singer Blessd each control a humanoid robot and that the two machines fight each other.
What the reports say. Vanguardia, in its card story, lists ten announced bouts and says WestCol v Blessd will be fought through humanoid robots: neither man trades punches himself, each controls a robot that faces the other's. WestCol is the creator of Stream Fighters and one of the best-known streamers on Kick; Blessd was a musical guest at the fourth edition.
The robot. El Pais (Cali) reports that WestCol showed a humanoid of about 1.73 metres on a stream and that, with import costs, it cost more than 330 million Colombian pesos. WestCol has called it a T800; El Pais notes that some reports link it to the Chinese maker Unitree and that the exact model is not firmly established. Roboxing has not verified the make or model. Colombian outlets also reported in October that a robot hit WestCol during a live stream.
How to watch. Vanguardia says the show is streamed live on WestCol's channel on Kick. El Financiero (Mexico) gave a 5:00 pm Mexico City time start, which is 6:00 pm in Bogota, in a September report; later schedule changes, and when the robot bout falls on the card, are not confirmed.
What is not known. None of the reports we read says how the robots are driven, whether by remote control with a pilot or by programmed moves, how many rounds there are or how the bout is scored. El Pais says WestCol planned to prepare the robot through programming and training of movements. This is a one-off exhibition inside a boxing show, not a league event, so it is not on the Roboxing schedule. We have no result: nothing we found reports one yet, and we will add it only from reliable sources.