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M-1 Challenge middleweight champ Artem Frolov steps in to fight C.B. Dollaway, Bakwai. 15, at UFC Moscow

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Artem Frolov (cibiyar) is the M-1 Challenge middleweight champion

Saint Petersburg, Rasha (Satumba 4, 2018) — Undefeated M-1 Challenge middleweight champion Artem Frolov will make his UFC debut, stepping in on short notice to replace injured Omari Ashkedov against battle-tested C.B. “The Doberman” Dollaway, Satumba 15 a kan UFC Moscow card at Olympic Stadium in Moscow.

“I am very happy for Artem,” M-1 Global shugaban kasa Vadim Finkelchtein ya ce, “but a little bit nervous because he accepted the fight on such a short notice, only two weeks before the fitht. I’m sure he will demonstrate his high level once again. I said it before that Artem is the second strongest middleweight in Russia, after Alexander Shlemenko, and he deserves this shot. Some may know that Artem was going to fight Bruno Blindado Silva, who defeated Shlemenko, and I’m happy to say that this fight will happen this fall.”

The 26-year-old Frolov (11-0-0, M-1: 8-0-0), fighting at home out of Russia, captured his M-1 Challenge title belt last October, when he won a unanimous decision against Caio Magalhaes at M-1 Challenge 84. This past June at M-1 Challenge 93, Frolov made his first title defense versus Joe Riggs, who suffered a knee injury that led to a doctor’s stoppage in the second round.

A solid all-around fighter, Frolov has won 5 fights by stoppage, along with four submission victories and two by decision.

Frolov (L) is shown here landing a powerful strike smack on Caio Magalhaes’ chin

American MMA veteran Dollaway (17-8-0), representing Tempe, Arizona, has been a UFC fighter for the past decade.

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mixed Martial Arts, MMA, New England Combats

CALEB HALL TAKES NO SHORTCUTS IN MIXED-MARTIAL-ARTS CAREER

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Bangor, Maine (Satumba 3, 2018) – There’s no evidence that Easy Street exists in the world of professional mixed-martial-arts.

If it did, it’s safe to say Caleb Hall wouldn’t be able to find it, even if he were furnished the most precise global positioning system and the unlimited kindness of strangers.

Hall is wired to fight hard, fight often, and fight against the best available competition to give himself an accurate barometer of where he stands in the sport.

That won’t change this Saturday, Satumba 8^{ga watan}, when he takes on C.J. Ewer in a lightweight bout at New England Fights 35: “Wicked Season.” The card will take place at Cross Insurance Center in Bangor with an opening bell time of 7 p.m.

Hall, 24, a multi-time state champion wrestler during his career at Dirigo High School, isn’t bothered that he’ll be taking on a hometown hero who has been a titleholder for the regional promotion. It seems he subscribes to pro wrestling legend Ric Flair’s mantra: To be the man, you’ve got to beat the man.

“Whoever they offer and put in front of me is who I’m going to take on,” Hall said. “It doesn’t matter to me. It’s a big fight and it’s in his hometown. That definitely makes it more interesting.”

The fight is a natural pairing for two of Maine’s top pros. Each is eager to get back into the NEF hexagon, for opposite reasons, after their results earlier this year.

Hall handled John Ortolani, a wily veteran with main-event experience on his 20-fight ledger, in an impressive April pro debut. His game well developed from a double-digit total of amateur scraps, Hall earned a submission via the rarity of a Von Flue choke at 2:16 na bude zagaye.

Two months earlier, Ewer sustained his first loss in the pro cage by kneebar against Kemran Lachinov. He’s tough on home turf, duk da haka, as evidenced by a stoppage of Rumford’s Mike Hansen last summer.

“We have similar styles and similar games,” Hall said, “I try not to think about my opponent too much and just try to fight my fight. He’s a tough matchup no matter who he’s in there against.”

Since making his debut only a month after he crossed the legal age threshold of 18, Hall has carved out a reputation as a relentless, crowd-pleasing competitor who isn’t picky about his opponents.

That’s made life easier for NEF co-owner and matchmaker Matt Peterson, who can always count on Hall being ready for prime time near the top of the bill.

“Caleb reminds me a lot of Devin Powell, our former lightweight champion. Devin most recently won in the UFC, the largest fight promotion on the planet,” Peterson said. “Devin got to where he is through good, old-fashioned diligence – desire, e kanka, discipline and hard work. Caleb’s approach mirrors Devin’s. He’s not looking for the easy path to get where he wants to go.”

Everything else about Hall’s progression in the sport has been measured conservatively.

He toiled in the amateur ranks for more than five years, wanting to make sure that his acumen was developed and his repertoire well-balanced.

“I think I’m pretty well-rounded in every area,” Hall said, “My wrestling is still probably the strongest part of my game, but everything else is starting to catch up, like my submissions and my striking.”

Hall never budged from his amateur weight of 145 until moving up to 155 – historically NEF’s deepest and toughest pro division – for his shot at Ortolani.

He and Ewer are now jockeying for position in a class that provided great success for the likes of Powell, Bruce Boyington, Ryan Sanders, Jon Lemke and Jesse Erickson. Advancing to that fray would have been foolhardy if Hall hadn’t done things the right way physically and nutritionally.

“For me it’s been more about training and putting it on the right way. It wasn’t as hard as I thought it would be. I could still make 145, but this is a lot better for my body,” Hall said. “I was in the same weight class from the time I entered the sport when I was 18. It was a lot of weight cuts, but I was coming right out of high school wrestling where that was all part of it.”

When he fought at 145, Hall said his day-to-day weight when not in training was just shy of 170 fam. He can now comfortably carry 175 zuwa 180 between bouts. Less last-minute dehydration is necessary to reach the lightweight limit.

“He’s on the treadmill every day. He’s logging his training hours with commitment and focus,” Peterson said. “He’s living the lifestyle. It’s guys like Caleb that really get me excited about the sport, because they show us the best stuff that human beings are made of, and they give us a glimpse of what we’re capable of as people. If Caleb Hall hits the heights that he’s set for himself – and I’m confident that he will get there – it will be because he earned it the entire way.”

Hall appreciates the perception that his fight with Ewer is a big one in the NEF title picture and beyond, but as always he is eager to steer clear of the hype.

“I had a lot of confidence going in (against Ortolani), and that hasn’t changed,” Hall said. “I see every fight as your biggest fight, ta wata hanya. That’s just how I try to approach it. This sport has a small window.”

Three five-minute rounds aren’t much time in the grand scheme, ko dai, although it’s a grueling grind when two action fighters such as Hall and Ewer are going at it.

Despite their first-round finishes last time around, Hall won’t be surprised to see this one venture closer to the advertised distance.

“We’ll see what happens. I don’t go in there thinking I’m going to take him out,” Hall said. “I expect it to be a war. It’ll probably go deep into the second and third rounds, and we’ll see who swims.”

NEF ta gaba gauraye-Martial Arts-aukuwa, “NEF 35: Wicked Season,” will see the company make its return to the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor, Maine. The event is scheduled to take place this Saturday, Satumba 8, 2018 with a bell time of 7 pm. Tikiti ne sayarwa yanzu a www.CrossInsuranceCenter.com.

Roman Bogatov & Rubenilton Pereira clash for Vacant M-1 Challenge lightweight title in M-1 Challenge 97 main taron

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Satumba 28 in Kazan, Rasha

Saint Petersburg, Rasha (Agusta 30, 2018) — Undefeated Russian rising star Roman Bogatov (pictured above on top) will take on Brazilian mixed-martial-arts veteran Rubenilton Pereira for the vacant M-1 Challenge 97 lightweight championship a cikin M-1 Kalubale: Tatfight 7 main taron, Satumba 28

M-1 Watna 97 zai zama live-streamed daga Rasha a high definition a kan www.M1Global.TV. Masu kallo za su iya duba da farko ta faɗa, kuma babban katin ta shiga a kan yin rajistar awww.M1Global.TV. Fans iya duba duk mataki a kan su kwakwalwa, da kuma a kan Android da Apple kaifin baki wayoyin da Allunan. M-1 Watna 97 will also be is available on www.FITE.TV(preliminary card is free, $7.99 for the main card).

The coveted M-1 Challenge lightweight crown is vacant because the last champion, Damir Ismagulov, recently relinquished his title to sign a UFC contract.

Bogatov (6-0-0, M-1: 5-0-0) is a submission master, four of his six pro victories have been by way of choke-outs, because of his dangerous grappling skills and techniques. In his last fight this past June at M-1 Watna 94, Bogatov earned his title shot by defeating always tough Raul Tutarauli (18-5-0), whose previous fight was a decision loss to Ismagulov in the latter’s final M-1 Challenge title defense.

Pear (20-5-0, M-1: 4-2-0) ya lashe sa na karshe hudu ta faɗa, including a technical knockout in his last action, also at M-1 Watna 94 last June, a lokacin da Oktom Baktybek’s stopped the fight after the opening round. Pereira’s two M-1 Global losses have been to a pair of M-1 Challenge champions, Ismagulov and Alexander Butenko.

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LFA BRINGS WOMEN’S FLYWEIGHT TITLE FIGHT TO CALIFORNIA’S CENTRAL VALLEY

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LFA 51 – MAZO vs. NIEVERA

MAIN FARUWA:

LFA WOMEN’S FLYWEIGHT CHAMPION

SABINA “COLOMBIAN QUEEN” MAZO

vs.

LFA WOMEN’S FLYWEIGHT TOP CONTENDER

JAIMEE “QUEENIE” NIEVERA

WOMEN’S FLYWEIGHT WORLD TITLE FIGHT

Jumma'a, SEPTEMBER 28th LIVE on AXS TV

LIVE at the SELLAND ARENA

a Fresno, California

Tickets are on sale NOW through Ticketmaster.com

Las Vegas, Nevada – LFA CEO Ed Soares announced today that LFA will make its first trip to the Central Valley of California in September with a women’s flyweight title fight headlining LFA 51.

Babban taron na LFA 51 will bring a highly-anticipated women’s world title fight to the San Joaquin Valley. The headliner will see undefeated LFA women’s flyweight champion Sabina “Colombian Queen” Mazo defend her title against LFA women’s flyweight top contender Jaimee “Queenie” Nievera. LFA 51 – Mazo vs. Nievera takes place Friday, September 28th at the Selland Arena in Fresno, California. Dukan main katin za a talabijin live da kasar a kan AXS TV a 10 p.m. DA / 7 p.m. Santa.

“I am excited to bring LFA to Fresno at LFA 51”, Ajali Soares. “This will be our fifth show in my home state of California. The Central Valley has great fight fans and a lot of MMA talent. We look forward to packing the Selland Arena on September 28th with a fantastic fight card headlined by a women’s flyweight title fight between champion Sabina Mazo and top contender Jaimee Nievera.”

Tickets for LFA 51 – Mazo vs. Nievera are available for purchase NOW at Ticketmaster.com.

Mazo (5-0) is the 21-year-old LFA women’s flyweight champion that took the MMA world by storm in 2017. The Colombian wunderkind signed with LFA when she was 19-years-old and quickly burst onto the global scene at LFA 9. This happened when she knocked out 82nd Airborne Army veteran Jamie Thorton with a jaw-dropping head kick that went viral on mainstream media and MMA media outlets alike. The Kings MMA product doubled-down in her sophomore appearance for LFA by knocking out Minnesota National Guard member Linsey Williams with a nearly identical first round head kick at LFA 23. A “Colombian Queen” finally received her crown this past April. The title winning performance came courtesy of a unanimous decision over Shannon Sinn at LFA 37, which saw Mazo provide a brilliant display boxing and clinch work, as well as her signature Muay Thai skills. The Medellín, Colombia native now looks to begin her reign as champion with another masterful performance at LFA 51.

Nievera (7-4) earned her shot at LFA gold this past June with a dominant LFA debut win against the 2016 RFA Fans’ Choice Awards “Mai yiwuwa na bana” winner Katy Collins. The unanimous decision win came in Collins’ hometown of Branson, Missouri at LFA 42 just a few months after Collins had been ranked #4 on AXS TV’s inaugural women’s pound-for-pound rankings. The win immediately caught the attention of UFC matchmakers and Nievera was offered a main event spot on Dana White’s Tuesday Night Contender Series against Antonina Shevchenko. The 33-year-old Bellator veteran showed her gameness by accepting the fight on a week’s notice against Shevchenko, who is an undefeated MMA prospect, Muay Thai world champion, and the older sister of UFC #1 contender Valentina Shevchenko. Nievera displayed a ton of heart and skill, but did not get the result she wanted. The Union City, California native now has a chance to flip the script with a title winning performance in front of her home crowd at LFA 51.

A halin yanzu sanar Main Card (Talabijin a kan AXS TV a 10 p.m. DA / 7 p.m. Santa):

Babban Event | Women’s Flyweight Title Bout (125 laba)

– Sabina Mazo (5-0) vs. Jaimee Nievera (7-4)

Co-Main Event |Bantamweight fadan (135 laba)

– Gustavo Erak (19-3-1) vs. Cody Gibson (15-7)

Bantamweight Feature Bout (135 laba)

– Nohelin Hernandez (8-2) vs. Rolando Velasco (13-5-1)

Haske matakin matsakaicin nauyi fadan (205 laba)

– Jordan Powell (9-7) vs. Andres Alcantar (4-0)

Welterweight fadan (170 laba)

– Salaiman Ahmadyar(6-0) vs. Joaquin Lopez (4-0)

LFA 51 will be the fifth LFA event to take place in the state of California. RFA hosted eight events inside “The Golden State” kafin ci. A gaba dayan babban katin na LFA 51 za a talabijin live da kasar a kan AXS TV a 10 p.m. DA / 7 p.m. Santa.

A 2017, RFA and Legacy FC merged to form LFA, the premier developmental organization in Mixed Martial Arts. The combined forces of LFA launched the careers of over 140 athletes to reach the pinnacle of MMA by competing in the UFC. A watan Mayu na 2018 the promotion joined the London Trust Media Holdings group of companies.

Ziyarci L FAfighting.com domin fadan updates da bayanai. LFA is on Facebook at Legacy Fada Alliance. LFA is also on Instagram at @LFAfighting da Twitter a @LFAfighting .

Khadis Ibragimov new M-1 Challenge Light Heavyweight Champion

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M-1 ALUBALE 96 Sakamako a hukumance kawo & Hotuna

New M-1 Challenge light heavyweight champion Khadis Ibragimov was crowned

Saint Petersburg, Rasha (Agusta 26, 2018) – Undefeated Khadis Ibragimov (7-0-0) ci Dmitry Mikutsa in last night’s M-1 Watna 96 main event to capture the vacant M-1 Challenge light heavyweight title, at M-1 Arena in Saint Petersburg, Rasha.

MMA fighters represented 10 different countries in this international event: Rasha, Amurka, Ukraine, Brazil, Faransa, Poland, Hungary, Jamhuriyar Czech, Kazakhstan and Georgia.

Ibragimov, yãƙi daga Rasha, locked in a rear-naked choke to submit his Ukrainian opponent, Mikutsa (9-4-1), in the second round for the vacant M-1 Challenge light heavyweight crown.

A cikin co-featured taron, Rasha featherweight Viktor Kolesnik (15-3-1) finished off his American foe, Daniel “Agent Orange” Swain (18-9-1) in the opening round with damaging leg kicks.

Brazilian lightweight Michel “Sassariro” Silva (20-7-1) was too much for previously unbeaten Alexey “Phenomenal” Ilyenko (8-1-1), who succumbed to a vicious ground-and-pound attack.

Ukrainian featherweight Yuri Chobuka (10-1-0) took a unanimous decision from Steve Polifonte (13-6-0), na Faransa.

Georgian flyweight Vazha Tsiptauri (6-1-0) bangaren Sanzhar Adilov (4-1-0), na Kazakhstan, his first loss as a professional by way of a unanimous decision.

A kan undercard, Rasha matakin matsakaicin nauyi Yuri Fedorov (2-0-0) ground-and-pounded his way to a third-round technical knockout of fellow countryman Sergey Goltsov (0-2-), Rasha featherweight Akhmadkhan Bokov (4-3-0) edged pro-debuting Adam Borovec (0-1-0) via rinjaye yanke shawara, da kuma Rasha featherweight Nikita Solonin (5-2-0) registered a unanimous decision victory against Rene Hackl (4-1-0), of Hungary).

Russian pro-debuting Vasily Kozlov (1-0-0), fighting at a 158 ½ catchweight, and Russian welterweight Boris Medvedev (3-0-0) were first-round, one-punch knockout winners, bi da bi, a kan Jurand Lisieski (3-1-1), na Poland, kuma Ukrainian Dmitriy Tikhonyuk (0-1-0). Rasha hur Artem Tarasov (3-1-0) used a barrage of punches to stop Filip Kovarik (3-1-0), na Poland, a zagaye daya.

Complete results and pictures below:

MAIN katin

MAIN FARUWA

VACANT M-1 CHALLENGE LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP

Khadis Ibragimov (7-0-0, M-1: 3-0-0), Rasha

WSUB2 (4:30 – raya tsirara shaƙa)

Dmitry Mikutsa (9-4-1, M-1: 2-2-0), Ukraine

(Ibragimov won the M-1 Challenge light heavyweight title)

CO-FEATURE – FEATHERWEIGHTS

Viktor Kolesnik (15-3-1, M-1: 4-1-1), Rasha

WTKO1 (4:21 – kafa)

Daniel Swain (18-9-1, M-1: 1-1-1), Amurka

LIGHTWEIGHTS

Michel Silva (20-7-1, M-1: 2-2-0), Brazil

WTKO1 (1:34 – ground-and-pound)

Alexey Ilyenko (8-1-1, M-1: 1-1-0), Rasha

FEATHERWEIGHTS

Yuri Chobuka (10-1-0, M-1: 2-0-0), Ukraine

WDEC3

Steve Polifonte (13-6-0, M-1: 0-1-0), Faransa

FLYWEIGHTS

Vazha Tsiptauri (6-1-0, M-1: 4-0-0)

WDEC3

Sanzhar Adilov (4-1-0, M-1: 0-1-0), Kazakhstan

UNDERCARD

Olympics

Yuri Fedorov (2-0-0, M-1: 2-0-0), Rasha

WTKO3 (1:11 – ground-and-pound)

Sergey Goltsov (0-2-0, M-1: 0-1-0), Rasha

Haske Olympics

Rafal Kijanczuk (4-0-0 (M-1: 2-0-0), Poland

WTKO1 (5:00 – injury)

Ibragim Sagov (4-2-0, M-1: 3-2-0), Rasha

CATCHWEIGHT (72, kg, 158 ½ lbs.)

Vasily Kozlov (1-0-0, M-1: 1-0-0), Rasha

WKO1 (0:42 – naushi)

Jurand Lisieski (3-1-1, M-1: 0-1-0), Poland

WELTERWEIGHTS

Dmitriy Tikhonyuk (1-0-0, M-1: 1-0-0), Ukraine

WKO1 (1:07 – naushi)

Boris Medvedev (2-1-0, M-1: 1-1-0), Rasha

LIGHTWEIGHTS

Artem Tarasov (3-1-0, M-1: 1-0-0), Rasha

WKO1 (1:57 – punches)

Filip Kovarik (3-1-0, M-1: 1-1-0), Poland

FEATHERWEIGHTS

Nikita Solonin (5-2-0, M-1: 2-1-0), Rasha

WDEC3

Rene Hackl (4-1-0, M-1: 0-1-0), Hungary

Akhmadkhan Bokov (4-3-0, M-1: 4-1-0), Rasha

WDEC3

Adam Borovec (0-1-0, M-1: 0-1-0), Jamhuriyar Czech

Khadis Ibragimov (L) wore down Dmitry Mikutsa

Viktor Kolesnik (L) kicked his way past Daniel Swain

Michel Silva is shown finishing off Alexey Ilyenko

Yuri Chobuka (L) defeated Steve Polifonte

Vazha Tsiptauri (top position) decisioned Sanzhar Adilov

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M-1 Watna 96 YANAR kaya masu nauyi & Hotuna

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SAINT PERTERSBURG, Rasha (Agusta 24, 2018) — The official weigh in was held yesterday for today’s M-1 Watna 96, headlined by the vacant M-1 Challenge light heavyweight title, at M-1 Arena in Saint Petersburg, Rasha.

Complete weights and pictures below:

MAIN katin

MAIN FARUWA – 5 X 5

VACANT M-1 CHALLENGE LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP

(L) Dmitry Mikutsa (9-3-1, M-1: 2-1-0), Ukraine 204 ½ lbs. (92,95 kg).

(R) Khadis Ibragimov (6-0-0, M-1: 2-0-0), Rasha 205 lbs. (93 kg)

CO-FEATURE – FEATHERWEIGHTS – 3 X 5

(L) Daniel Swain (18-8-1, M-1: 1-0-1), Amurka 145 lbs. (65,8 kg)

(R) Viktor Kolesnik (14-3-1, M-1: 3-1-1), Rasha 144 lbs. (65,35 kg)

LIGHTWEIGHTS — 3 X 5

(R) Alexey Ilyenko (8-0-1, M-1: 1-0-0), Rasha 154 lbs. (69,95 kg)

(L) Michel Silva (19-7-1, M-1: 1-2-0), Brazil 154 ½ lbs. (70,25 kg)

WELTERWEIGHTS – 3 X 5

Ruslan Rakhmonkulov (11-1-0, M-1: 1-0-0), Rasha 178 lbs. (81 kg)

Maksim Grabovich (8-4-0, M-1: 5-4-0), Rasha 168 ½ lbs. (76,6 kg)

FEATHERWEIGHTS – 3 X 5

(L) Steve Polifonte (13-5-0, M-1: 0-0-0), Faransa 145 lbs. (65,8 kg)

(R) Yuri Chobuka (9-1-0, M-1: 1-0-0), Ukraine 144 lbs. (65,6 kg)

UNDERCARD

Olympics – 3 X 5

Yuri Fedorov (1-0-0, M-1: 1-0-0), Rasha 261 lbs. (118,4 kg)

Sergey Goltsov (0-1-0, M-1: 0-0-0), Rasha 227 lbs. (103,25 kg)

Haske Olympics – 3 X 5

Rafal Kijanczuk (3-0-0 (M-1: 1-0-0), Poland 204 lbs. 92,8 kg)

Ibragim Sagov (4-1-0, M-1: 3-1-0), Rasha 204 lbs. (92,7 kg)

CATCHWEIGHT (72, kg, 158 ½ lbs.) – 3 X 5

Jurand Lisieski (3-0-1, M-1: 0-0-0), Poland 158 lbs. (71,8 kg)

Vasily Kozlov (domin halarta a karon), Rasha 158 lbs. (71,7 kg)

WELTERWEIGHTS – 3 X 5

Dmitriy Tikhonyuk (domin halarta a karon), Ukraine 169 ½ lbs. 77,1 kg)

Boris Medvedev (2-0-0, M-1: 1-0-0), Rasha 169 ½ lbs. (77,05 kg)

LIGHTWEIGHTS – 3 X 5

Filip Kovarik (3-0-0, M-1: 1-0-0), Poland 154 lbs. (70,2 kg)

Artem Tarasov (2-1-0, M-1: 0-0-0), Rasha 154 ½ lbs. (70,25 kg)

FEATHERWEIGHTS – 3 X 5

Rene Hackl (4-0-0, M-1: 0-0-0), Hungary 144 lbs. (65,5 kg)

Nikita Solonin (4-2-0, M-1: 1-1-0), Rasha 144 lbs. (65,65 kg)

Adam Borovec (domin halarta a karon), Jamhuriyar Czech 144 lbs. (65,35 kg)

Akhmadkhan Bokov (3-3-0, M-1: 3-1-0), Rasha 144 lbs. (65,65 kg)

FLYWEIGHTS – 3 X 5

Sanzhar Adilov (4-0-0, M-1: 0-0-0), Kazakhstan 129 ½ lbs. (57,65 kg)

Vazha Tsiptauri (5-1-0, M-1: 3-0-0) 129 lbs. (58,5 kg)

(all fights & fighters subject to change)

SA'AD: Asabar, Agusta 25, 2018

INA: Saint Petersburg, Rasha

Mai kiran kasuwa: M-1 Duniya

LIVE rafi: www.m1global.tv (11.00 a.m. DA / 8:00 a.m. PT in USA). Also available onFITE.TV (preliminary card is free, $7.99 for the main card)

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