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Ao MMA Association 2016 Asian Championship May 27-30 i roto i te South Korea

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Monte Carlo, Monaco (April 19, 2016)- The second annual World MMA Association (WMMAA) Asian Championship will be held Kia 27-30 at Hwasoon Culture and Sports Center in the Republic of South Korea.
The Asian MMA Championship will feature the top amateur MMA fighters in six different weight classes.
“This year’s Asian MMA Championship is a significant milestone for our association,” WMMAA president Vadim Finkelchtein mea. “We strive to educate people from each country in which we hold regional championships. This time will be no different with more people learning the beauty of Mixed Martial Arts. We’re also organizing a judges and referee seminar within a certification process. We are looking forward to this event and hope to have as many Asian countries participating as possible.”
An international judges’ seminar will be held Kia 24-27, to certify and accredit judges. Only accredit judges will be allowed to work during the Asian MMA Championships. Preliminary and semifinal matches will be May 28, followed by the championship final matches.
The official weigh-ins and competition draws will be conductedKia 27,
The Asia Division Congress: Battle of the Nomads of the WMMAA Pro Asian Division will be held Kia 29.
Individual team competition will be held in accordance with the “Official Rules of Mixed Martial Arts Competition, subject to WMMAA approval. Including revisions, additions and clarifications of certain clauses. Matches will held in accordance with the Olympic system with two third-places in each of the six weight divisions.
Team scoring is awarded by the maximum amount of points scored by individual team members on the following basis: 1st – 10, 2nd – 8, 3RD – 6, 4th – 5, 5th – 4, 6th – 3, 7th – 2, 8th – 1.
All individual first-place winners will be awarded special championship belts and medals, second and third-place finishers will receive a medal and certificate. Teams finishing among the top three in the final standings will be awarded cups and certificates.
In addition to the host, Korea South, other eligible countries to compete in the Asian MMA Championship include Afghanistan, China, Chinese Taipei, India, Iran, Katatānga, Kehitāna, Mongolia, Singapore and Tajikistan
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“Ko te patukia Out Kingi” haere kāhua Korean Randall Bailey tohu ki Whakatairanga AK Hōtaka ki te whawhai Oct. 4 i roto i te South Korea

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Miami / Seoul (August 24, 2015) – E toru-wā, toa e rua-wehenga te ao Randall “Ko te patukia Out Kingi” Bailey (45-8, 38 Koó) Kua hainatia he kirimana whakatairanga motuhake ki Whakatairanga AK South Korean-e hāngai ana, Kaiwhakahaere o Bailey Si Star (Whakahaere SHS mekemeke) kauwhautia tenei ra.
Bailey, nei whawhai i roto i Miami me te whakangungu i reira e Orlando Cuellar, Kei te whakaritea ki te hanga i tona tuatahi Whakatairanga AK October 4, i roto i te hui matua versus te hoariri ki te kia takoto, i Seonhak Mekemeke Stadium i Inchon, Korea South.
“Ko te whai wāhitanga rawa whakaongaonga mō Randall tenei,” Stern said. “Kua ahau i ngā wheako whaiaro i roto i te Far Te Tai Rāwhiti me tetahi o oku whawhai, Sherman 'Tank’ Williams, riro o taitara te tokorua ki reira. (WBO China Rohe me ngā taitara mā te whakatau 12-a tawhio noa WBO Asia Pacific wā, Pipiri 28, 2012, vs. Chauncy Welliver i roto i te Macao, China) I’ve been to South Korea and it’s an extremely exciting place. The great career of Randall Bailey will continue. I’d like to thank promoter Andy Kim mo tuku ia tatou i tenei faingamālie rahi ki.”
“Ua oaoa vau i rawa ki kua hainatia Randall Bailey,” AK Whakatairanga peresideni Andy Kim kōrero. “Te ti'aturi nei e ahau tauturu tenei whakanui i te scene mekemeke Korean. He kaimahi US Army me te rota o te iwi ke i roto i Korea, ka tumanako ahau e anaanatae i te reira ratou e, rawa. Te tūmanako, Ka taea e Randall tiki tetahi pere taitara ao hohoro, ka whakahoki mai i te whitiki taitara ki Korea.”
Patua Bailey kua he England o runga Welterweights teina, me Welterweights i roto i tona mahi ngaio-tau 19, whai wāhi Mike Jones, Rocky Martinez, Carlos Gonzalez, Hector Lopez, Demetrio Ceballos, Anthony Mora, Juan Polo Parete,Frankie Figueroa, DeMarcus Corley, Harrison Cuello, a Jackson Osei Bonsu.
Bailey, 40, ko te mekemeke Organization World (WBO) toa Welterweight teina (1999-2000), Takitaro World mekemeke Association (WBA) titlist Welterweight teina (2002) a International Mekemeke Federation Welterweight Sharing (2012),
Na i runga i te misioni ki te riro i te taitara te wha ao i roto i tona piha taimaha tuatoru, the always dangerous and feared junior middleweight believes this signing has given him a new lease on his boxing career. He has had many problems securing fights in the past few years simply because he’s such a risky opponent for champions, contenders me runga opuaraa he rite.
“E kore e taea e ahau ki te haere ki reira tatari,” Bailey (fakatātaa'i runga mauī ki tona matenga kaiwhakangungu Orlando Cuellar) mea. “This is going to do a lot for my career. I spoke to my new promoter and he’s as excited about signing me as I am about signing with him. He told me that getting me another world title is his goal. He knows me, e paingia ana e ia, a ka te katoa ia e pā ana ki te mahi i tana mahi i rite toku kaiwhakatairanga.
“Haere ahau ki South Korea i roto i 2005 ki te kaimekemeke wahine kawea tatou i reira ki te whawhai. Ko te he haerenga pai, a lot of fun. Traveling to fight there won’t bother me a bit. I ahau i te kirimana pai, no complaints at all with what they’re giving me. I’ll go there a week before my fight to get acclimated. When I come back from a fight, Ka tango anake ahau rua, e toru nga ra atu, and then go back in the gym because I know that I’ll be fighting every three or four months. I’m excited and ready to get there to fight.”
“Ko te pokapū mekemeke o te mahara, ka hohoro nuku ki Korea South, ka hanga Randall Bailey i tona tuatahi ki reira,” Cuellar predicted. “One look at his devastating one-punch power and Koreans will fall in love with him. Aha Manny Pacquaio Ko i roto i Makao me Roy Jones, JR. i roto i te Russia, Randall Bailey will become in South Korea. Bailey has a great opportunity to make a big splash in South Korea. Once Korean boxing fans get a taste of Bailey, ka kia te potae ratou.”
Piri Bailey kua he tipu eu o AK Whakatairanga whawhai, tae hou Waitohu te faaara runaruna Pakistan (87-16) mā super Muhammad “Falcon” Waseem, Te toa Welterweight WBC Āhia Kaunihera mekemeke Neeraj Goyal (3-2-2), o India, me te whitu Dilbag Singh (1-0), o India.
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