Marcin Tybura to defend M-1 Challenge Heavyweight Title Belt vs. Ante Delija M-1 Challenge 61 main event Sept. 20 En Ingushetia, Rusio

GAZETARA ELKARCERIGO
Por Tuja Elkarcerigo
ST. PETERSBURG, Rusio (#A?gusto 24, 2015) – M-1 Challenge heavyweight champion Marcin Tybura will defend his title Septembro 20 en la postdatigita M-1 Defio 61 main event against AnteThe Walking TroubleDelija En Ingushetia, Rusio
Tybura kontraŭ. Delija was originally scheduled to headline M-1 Defio 61, Sept. 5 En Beijing, #?inio, which was postponed until a date to be determined due to the 70th celebration of China’s victory over Japan at the end of World War II. Authorities prohibited major events in China from Aug. 20 through Sept. 10.
In another fight previously announced, former M-1 Global middleweight champion MagomedThe White WolfSultanakhmedov (18-5-0, 12 KOa/TKO, 0 SUB), De Rusio, will return to action after a 4 1/2-year hiatus to fight Brazilian veteran Marcelo Brito 13-7-0, 2 KOa/TKO. 5 SUB).
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La 29-jaro-malnova Tybura (12-1, 3 KOa/TKO, 5 SUB) captured the coveted M-1 Challenge heavyweight title August 15, 2014, choking-out defending championDamian Grabowski in the opening round with the M-1 Defio 50Submission of the Night”.
La 6′ 3″, 250-pound Tybura (on top in picture to left), fighting out of Poland, successfully defended his title in his first defense last November in Beijing against previously undefeated Denis Smoldarev, using another choke hold in the first round at M-1 Defio 53.
A former M-1 Challenge Grand Prix heavyweight titlist, Tybura is coming off his only professional loss this past May at M-1 Defio 57, in which he was stopped in the third round by M-1 Challenge light heavyweight champion Stephan Puetz in their “Bonega Batalo,” due to a severely broken nose.
Undefeated in his last five fights, Delija (14-2-0, 5 KOa/TKO, 7 SUB) is a grappling specialist from Croatia, who is coached by M-1 Challenge light heavyweight contender Maro Perak.
La 6′ 5″, 250-pound Delija (standing in picture to right) won a three-round decision over veteran Konstantin Gluhov last April at M-1 Defio 56 to earn this heavyweight title shot. Delija, 24, and Tybura have two common opponents: both defeated GluhovTybura by first-round submissionDelija lost to Smoldarev by second-round submission.
Fights and fighters are subject to change. Additional bouts will soon be announced.
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