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WORLD SERIES OF FIGHTING - GLOBAL CHAMPIONSHIP WSOF-GC 3: PHILIPPINES 10-FIGHT EVENT IS SET FOR THIS SATURDAY JULY 30 PhilBoxing.com Wed, 27 Jul 2016  BUY TICKETS FOR WORLD SERIES OF FIGHTING GLOBAL CHAMPIONSHIP AS LOW AS P300 AND GET A CHANCE TO WIN P1,000,000 ON FIGHT NIGHT TICKETS NOW AVAILABLE AT TICKETNET.COM.PH MANILA, PHILIPPINES July 26, 2016 World Series of Fighting ? Global Championship (WSOF-GC) has officially arrived in Philippines and is bringing 10 exciting fights featuring fighters from 11 countries from 5 continents. The event will be held this Saturday, July 30, at Smart Araneta Coliseum, home of The Thrilla in Manila, starting at 6pm PHT (Philippines Time UTC +8). WSOF-GC 3: PHILIPPINES will host a heavyweight championship main event. The match up will pit WSOF Global Champion, Russia?s Evgeny Erokhin (14-4), vs WSOF Global #1 Contender, USA?s Richard ?The Black Eagle? Odoms (11-2). Evgeny Erokhin won the inaugural WSOF Global World Heavyweight Championship back on February 7 in Tokyo, Japan, with a first round TKO victory over former Bellator contender, Brandon Cash. Evgeny brings an impressive win streak into the decagon with nine straight wins via knockout, including wins over Brett Rogers, Mike Kyle, Jeff Monson, and Tim Hague. Richard Odoms made his debut with WSOF Global in Tokyo in February and was on hand to witness Evgeny win his championship. Odoms had a very powerful first round KO stoppage, flattening Japan?s Yusuke Kawaguchi in the first round with a knee to the head. Odoms has won three straight fights, with two of those wins coming by first round KO/TKO. An interesting fact about each of these warriors is that when they aren?t training, they protect and serve with their respective police forces at home. Evgeny is a police officer in Khabarovsk, Russia; while Richard wears the badge in San Antonio, Texas. Also, featured on the main card, is the first round of a 4-man tournament featuring some of the best flyweight fighters in the world. The two winners will face each other on a future card to crown WSOF Global?s first Flyweight World Champion. The first matchup features USA?s Lawrence DiGuilio (17-7-1 and winner of 9 of his last 10 bouts) against Brazil?s Marcel Adur (11-4 and winner of 5 of his last 6 bouts, all by KO/TKO). The second contest pits Japan?s Yusaku Nakamura (12-4-1 and winner of his last 7 bouts) against Australia?s Tim Moore (Australia?s #1 flyweight and WSOF-GC affiliate Eternal MMA Flyweight Champion; 10-5 and winner of 5 of 6 matches since dropping to 125lbs). Then it?s Philippines Vs The World! Mario Sismundo (3-1) will be in the spotlight as the co-main event, when he takes on China?s Keremuaili Maimaitituoheti (5-3). Mario?s charisma and charm has captivated the Philippines? fan base. It doesn?t hurt that he carries a striking resemblance to boxing great, Manny Pacquiao. The relationship between Philippines and China has been toxic due to disputes over territories in West Philippines Sea and South China Sea. This fight will have national pride on the line. The feature female bout of the night showcases Jujeath Nagaowa (2-0), a former professional boxer who won the WBC Asian Boxing Council Female Atomweight Title and WIBA International Light Flyweight Title. The ?Bad Girl? will be taking on Japan?s Yuko Kiryu (2-2), representing WSOF-GC affiliate, DEEP Fighting Championships. The main card will begin with undefeated rising prospect, Neil Larano (2-0). He will be taking on Pakistan?s Ahmed ?Wolverine? Mujtaba (6-0). With neither of these fighters having tasted defeat before, this is sure to be a spectacular match. This match will be for the Underground Battle MMA (UGB-MMA) Featherweight Title. UGB-MMA is an affiliate of WSOF-GC and this marks the first time that one promotion?s title fight is featured on another event?s card. The night?s swing bout features Jenelyn Olsim (2-0). She is coming off an impressive win against Australia?s Claire Fryer, whose only previous loss was to UFC fighter, Alex Chambers. Her undefeated record will face a whole new test against Brazil?s Nayara Hemily (3-3), winner of her last two contests. This fight will be headed to the main card if time allows. Otherwise, it will be seen following the main event. Rounding out the Filipino action, and the final fight on the undercard, is local UGB-MMA matchmaker, Jessdan Dela Pena, who will welcome the pro debut of Malaysia?s Kelvin Ong. Also on the undercard, Pakistan?s Uloomi Karim (5-3) looks to end the undefeated streak of India?s Yadwinder Singh (5-0) in a special grudge match. Uloomi Karim, who has finished all five of his professional victories, is the current, reigning UGB-MMA Bantamweight Champion, having captured the title earlier this year. During his post-fight interview, he gave a very heartfelt speech dedicated his title to some of his fellow students that had recently been victimized by a terrorist attack in his home country. It was an emotional affair for all. With the crowd fully behind him, he made a bold challenge by calling, ?Yad Singh, I?m coming for you.? WSOF Global veteran, Yadwinder Singh, is certainly not running and answered the challenge. Singh made his debut with the organization in November 2015, with an impressive victory over a previously unbeaten American and Roger Huerta prot?g??, Alex Schild. Singh is currently the #1 ranked flyweight in India and will be welcoming Karim to the 125-pound division. The night?s action will begin with WSOF-GC?s Olympian, Singapore?s May Ooi (2-1), returning to the decagon. At the young age of 16, May competed in seven events in the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, ranking in the Top 50 in the world in all seven categories. She is currently ranked as the #2 pound-for-pound female fighter in Singapore and in in the Top 10 in all of Southeast Asia. May will face off against a United States? military veteran Katherine Roy, looking to make a successful pro debut. Katherine trains under UFC veteran, Pete Spratt, and holds an undefeated amateur MMA record including the Cowboys Extreme Cagefighting Strawweight Title. WSOF-GC will host WSOF-GC 3 Philippines at Smart Araneta Coliseum on July 30, 2016. Tickets start at PHP300 with ringside seats available for PHP4000. Tickets are now on sale at all Ticketnet Outlets or online at http://www.etix.com/ticket/p/2988982/wsof-global-championship-3philippines-quezon-city-smart-araneta-coliseum. A lucky member of the audience on July 30, 2016 at Smart Araneta Coliseum will win P1,000,000.00. Visit www.wsofgc.com/raffle for details. Promo period June 16 - July 30, 2016, DTI-NCR PERMIT #6130.  |
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