Cuban boxer Yordenis Ugás marked a special occasion this Sunday by dedicating a heartfelt post to his girlfriend Olivia, a Cuban influencer, on Instagram. The celebration featured a captivating series of photos that caught the attention of his followers.
In his Instagram post, Ugás expressed his affection with the words, "Happy birthday my love," sparking a flurry of congratulatory messages for Olivia.
The collection of four photos shows the couple posing in front of an eye-catching mural depicting the Garden of Eden as a backdrop.
Olivia is seen wearing a long, semi-transparent dress in shades of purple and fuchsia, with an open back, complemented by platform shoes and gold accessories that highlight her stunning figure.
On the other hand, Ugás is dressed in an all-white ensemble—short-sleeve shirt and loose pants—paired with a Panama hat, red-tinted sunglasses, a luxury watch, and gold chains, presenting an elegant image alongside his partner.
Among the standout images is one where the couple appears to be nearly kissing, and another shows them holding hands while ascending a warmly lit wooden staircase.
The relationship between the boxer and Olivia RS became public in April 2025, when Ugás officially introduced her on his social media platforms.
Since then, the couple has shared many moments publicly. In July 2025, they celebrated Ugás's 39th birthday together in Miami, enjoying an intimate setting by the sea. On that occasion, Olivia penned, "Our first birthday together, may there be many more my love."
By October 2025, the couple openly shared how their love story began, solidifying their joint presence on social media.
Beyond his personal life, Ugás is experiencing a resurgence in his boxing career. In June, he returned to the ring after nearly three years away and secured a split decision victory over Mexican Jesus "Bala" Lopez in Hermosillo, Sonora, during his debut in the super welterweight category.
This victory marked his first triumph in five years, following a loss to Mario Barrios in September 2023 for the interim WBC welterweight title.