Diego Ventura and Guillermo Hermoso de Mendoza delivered the standout performances in the rejoneo bullfight, each awarded one ear in an afternoon marked by inconsistent cattle.

Seville’s own Borja Jiménez delivers a standout performance with the sixth bull, cutting the only two ears of a disappointing afternoon marred by the dullness of the Jandilla herd. Castella and Manzanares left without reward.

The matador from Gerena emerged as the standout performer in the Victorino Martín bullfight, cutting two ears from the imposing bull Mosquetón, who was awarded a lap of honour. Luque showed flashes of brilliance, while El Cid left empty-handed.

The torero from La Puebla del Río emerged as the triumphant star of the May 1st corrida at La Maestranza, in an afternoon where both Ortega and Aguado also impressed with the cape.

The Cádiz-born matador delivered two high-level performances worthy of trophies, but missed with the sword. El Fandi stood out in the banderillas and gave an electrifying performance with the fourth bull. Ginés Marín left empty-handed with the weakest pair of the lot.

Román takes the only trophy in a lacklustre afternoon Curro Díaz Rubén Pinar Román The fourth event of the Seville season was dominated by the

The young bullfighter from Salamanca emerged as the standout performer, cutting two ears in a novillada (novice bullfight) by Talavante that kept the audience engaged. Javier Zulueta showcased his finest style in an artistic performance and earned a well-deserved ear at Seville’s Real Maestranza.

Lama de Góngora saves the day with a lone ear in a dull Fuente Ymbro corrida Lama de Góngora Calerito Samuel Navalón The second corrida