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Ntiaj teb MMA Association 2016 Asian Championship May 27-30 nyob rau hauv South Kauslim

Plaub Hlis Ntuj 20, 2016 FNU47 Cia ib saib

Monte Carlo, Monaco (Plaub Hlis Ntuj 19, 2016)- The second annual World MMA Association (WMMAA) Asian Championship will be held Tej zaum 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 hais tias. “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 Tej zaum 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 conductedTej zaum 27,

The Asia Division Congress: Battle of the Nomads of the WMMAA Pro Asian Division will be held Tej zaum 29.

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WMMAA President Vadim Finkelchtein Leading sport into future

Lub peb hlis ntuj 15, 2016 FNU47 Cia ib saib

Monte Carlo, Monaco (Lub peb hlis ntuj 14, 2016)- World Mixed Martial Arts Association (WMMAA) Thawj Tswj Hwm Vadim Finkelchtein, who founded the sanctioning organization in 2012, continues to lead WMMAA and the sport into a very bright future.

In four short years, WMMAA has alreadydeveloped into the strongest sanctioning body in the MMA world, hosting some of the sport’s most prestigious championships, as well as creating a highly respected culture in throughout sports worldwide.

Finkelchtein answered some pertinent questions below about WMMAA, its past and future, in addition to addressing the growth of mixed martial arts:

Can you tell us about you and your experience in Martial Arts?
VF: “I practiced judo when I was a kid. Back then there was no MMA whatsoever.”

How did you first enter the world of MMA?
VF: “Nyob rau hauv 1995, I was offered an opportunity to sponsor an MMA event. That’s when I learned about and fell in love with no holds barred, or free-fight, as it was called then. Nyob rau hauv 1997, I organized my own event in Russia. The rest is history.”

When did you first hear of MMA and what was your first impression? Did
you expect this sport to grow as much as it has today?
VF: “When I saw my first MMA event in 1995, I was amazed by its scale and how many people came to watch. People were genuinely interested. It was a whole other level and approach to a sports event. And I had seen a lot so I could compare empirically. I have always believed in MMA and expected it would eventually become the number one sport in the world, although back then no one would acknowledge MMA as a sport. Peb
athletes and fight teams had a hard time. They were not even welcome in sambo gyms to train there. It was a long and a hard way to change MMA’s image that was deemed as human cock fighting or closely related to organized crime. Thanks to the fact I have never had any relations to crime, when this sport landed in my hands in late 90’s, it
helped greatly as we were able to turn the tide and after all these years to help governments to officially recognize MMA.”

What is your function and main activities within WMMAA?
VF: “I founded the World MMA Association in 2012 because I felt the time had come. MMA is the fastest growing sport and it’s time to start developing it at another level, giving it a new but essential dimension. Due to its popularity, thousands of fans of all ages started practicing in Mixed Martial Arts. At that moment, I had accumulated a vast network in multiple countries. I knew countless numbers of activists across the globe, so the start was destined to happen. From the get-go over 20 countries joined the WMMAA family. At this moment there are over 60 countries and counting.”

How would you assess WMMAA’s progress during its three year existence?
VF: “WMMAA is still in its infancy. Yog, we lack experience and financing, and MMA is a new kind of sport in many regions. But I have to say that we’re growing and the last World Championship in Czech Republic proved it. Over 40 national teams flew to Prague with over 200 ncaws pob. The level of competition evolved so much. The organizational level was also high and we are thankful to our Czech MMA Federation for its great work. This World Championship proved there is demand for MMA around the world.”

What are the main goals of WMMAA and what are the main obstacles facing
the association?
VF: “The goals are to encourage as many countries as possible to join the WMMAA
tsev neeg, to facilitate them in their struggle to get MMA recognized in their respective countries, helping them develop amateur MMA. There are countless obstacles but I firmly believe we’ll prevail.”

Were there any countries that stood out or surprised you?
VF: “China surprised me a lot. They joined WMMAA recently but since then they’ve shown solid results. Tsis tas li ntawd, I enjoyed the performance of Latin American teams. It was their debut but one Colombian kid (Andrey Roa Ruiz Dumar) won a bronze medal and that was great.

Ib zaug dua, Russia won the majority of the medals due to amateur MMA there developing with extremely rapid strides ever since early 2012. Fedor Emelianenko is the main locomotive and driving force in Russia. The selection process there is just unbelievable. You can’t imagine how many steps one needs to make in order to become the champion of the Russian Federation. The City Championship, Oblast Championship, regional and national championship. Each of these events consists of at least three fights, which means that a Russian champion will probably have had at least won 15 fights under his belt by the time of the European or World Championships. Only truly the best get to the top. Imagine this: around 7,000 athletes participated in the aforementioned events in 2015.”

What are the 2016 mid-term goals for WMMAA?
VF: “The normal routine is to hold the Asian Championship, Pan-American Championship, multiple referee and judge seminars and certifications, then prepare for the European and, consequently, the World Championship that will coincide with the annual Congress.”

Can you describe what 2015 was like for WMMAA?
VF: “I was amazed with the Asian Championship in Tajikistan with thousands and thousands of fans at the stacked football stadium. I enjoyed watching how many people turned their eyes to an amateur MMA event.”

What words of wisdom would you like to share with the members of WMMAA family?
VF: “I’d ask all WMMAA members to adhere to the agreements and decisions we reached collectively. It pertains to the set of rules, judging process, equipment, unified rules, and youth sports development.”

WMMAA keeps expanding, Txawm li cas los, there are still multiple countries that are not yet WMMAA members. Why should any local Federation apply for WMMAA membership?
VF: “WMMAA is the strongest MMA organization there is. We plan to continuously hold regional and world championships and keep developing and evolving. Ncaws pob’ ethical upbringing is also our target. We believe this sport can give so much to the world in various ways and we put a lot of effort into its development. We’ll gladly accept strong and worthy partners into our ranks.”

“We are truly an amateur association, although others may think we are not. The thing is it’s rather hard to verify the real records of MMA athletes. There is no official and ubiquitous database or instance that would provide 100-percentreliable and accurate information pertaining to the amount of fights under someone’s belt. Some amateur fights might be recorded as professional and professional fights as amateur, which was the reason for us canceling the previous rule of pro fight limitation for the time being, in order to develop a new system of fighters’ eligibility evaluation. We are working on that as we speak.”

People keep asking: why should we use SportID and SportData. Can you
explain why it is so essential?

VF: “We are an official and credible sport. Our association ought to be transparent. These databases show the data on athletes, their statistics and numbers. They show the quantitative as well as qualitative growth of mixed martial artists. They facilitate in overseeing the championships registered in SportData, helping to broadcast them. Tsis tas li ntawd, they contain so many functions that it would take me forever to discuss it. Just think of rankings, both individual and national, neeg tua hluav taws’ profiles and so on. I need to remind everyone that, based on the Congress decision, the use of and
registration in these databases are mandatory for all our members.”

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Meet Tomas Yu WMMAA Vice President

Lub ob hlis ntuj 26, 2016 FNU47 Cia ib saib

Monte Carlo, Monaco (Lub ob hlis ntuj 25, 2016)- Ntiaj teb MMA Association (WMMAA) vice president Tomas Yu, ntawm Albuquerque (NM), who is also president of the WMMAA Pan-American division, took time from his busy schedule to address questions about his MMA background and experience, the sport of MMA and WWMMA in particular.

Can you tell us about you and your experience in Martial Arts?
TY: “I’m from the generation that grew up watching 3 Ninjas,Ninja Turtles… I wanted to be a Ninja! I grew up practicing Tae Kwon Do in Mexico, all the way to my black belt. At age 18, I ventured to practice Aikido and Judo in El Paso, Texas. I loved learning and I always wanted to be a rounded student, which is why I always looked for different arts to offset the weaknesses of the other.”

How did you first enter the world of MMA?
TY: “I was really looking for a place I could introduce my daughter to Martial Arts. I was looking for a more rounded self-defense Martial Art but not a fight club. I was introduced to the sport of MMA by a good friend and pioneer of the sport, Chris Luttrell. I was immediately bonded to the sport, since that is what at one point all Martial Artists are looking for.”

When did you first hear of MMA and what was your first impression? Did
you expect this sport to grow as much as it is now?
TY: “I have been privileged to see the evolution of MMA since 1993 as a teenager, all the way to now, becoming the first Pan-American Division President in the most important Regulation Organization for MMA in the world.”

What is your function and main activities within WMMAA?
TY “My biggest function is to introduce simple business principles to the sport of MMA and keeping Martial Art in MMA. What I mean by that is, the common denominator for every individual Marital Art are (Respect, Loyalty, Honor) and the mixture of martial arts should not represent what people perceive MMA is today. It should be a mixture of Respect, Loyalty and Honor. It should be a much more admired sport.”

How would you assess WMMAA’s progress during its three year existence?
TY: “Zoo, as an entrepreneur, I’m never satisfied, I always see ways to do things better but the reality is that, nyob rau hauv lub 25+ years MMA has been evolving and becoming not just a mixture of Martial Arts but also a true blue sport. Many people have tried to add value to the sport with no real success until this past two years with the WMMAA.”

What are the main goals of WMMAA and what are the main obstacles for the association?
TY: “This question has a long and complicated answer! The number one obstacle is pride, pride to admit that past performance or formulas to add value didn’t and won’t work. Pride to admit that working together will pave a new path. The number two obstacle, is UNDERSTANDING, understanding the big picture, like Micro and Macro economics really being two different worlds.

“The sport or art of MMA is much more than what we see on television. There is a much deeper impact to society than pay per view.”

How do you assess the third World Championship that took place in
Prague?

TY: “Moments like these are the ones that 3 years ago we would dream about. Zoo, last year that dream came true… tshaj 40 countries participated in the beautiful city of Prague. I can’t explain the clash of emotions when you see and hear country after country being announced as they walk into the arena with their head held high as they carry their national flag.

We as an organization created Continental Presidents to be able to perform better follow through and also be more sensitive negotiating in different cultural environments. Our Europe and Czech Organizing Committee did a wonderful job.

Were there any countries that stood out or surprised you?
TY: “The fact they were there, that’s what really stands out! Some countries were participating for the first time. The level of mental competition for some countries was amazing. I can’t wait for the 2016 World Championships.”

What are the2016 mid-term goals for WMMAA PanAm?
TY: “The number one focus for PANAM is the roll-out of our new initiative on ‘Global MMA Officials and Licensing’ to standardize the sport worldwide, but also standardize the officials looking out for the sport.”

Can you describe what 2015 was like for WMMAA?
TY: “2015 was a year of foundations, recruiting, and preparing for the volumes of growth coming our way this year.”

What words of wisdom would you like to share with the members of WMMAA family?
TY: “I have always said that in every sport there is a business behind it, ntseeg: ‘Till this far, MMA is like Capital… it goes where it is welcomed and it stays where it’s treated well'”

WMMAA keeps expanding. However there are still multiple countries that
are not yet WMMAA members. Why should any local Federation apply
for WMMAA membership?

TY: “We are the only organization of its kind. They would be able to get courses, national and international licenses but, tseem ceeb tshaj, they can be part of history by allowing athletes in their respective countries to participate in our version of the Olympics of MMA.”

What would you tell them?

TY: “You are not alone. Here is where being part of a team with qualified individuals opening door. Power really does come in numbers.”

People keep asking: why should we use SportID and SportData. Can you
repeat why it is so essential?

TY: “I’ll keep it short. The number one reason – reason enough – is to avoid private owned companies from having biased control on who and how they upload information.”

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WMMAA: The future of MMA

Lub ob hlis ntuj 16, 2016 FNU47 Cia ib saib

Mexican Consulate in Albuquerque, Efren Leyba, thiab

WMMAA Pan-American president Tomas Yu (chaw)

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (Lub ob hlis ntuj 15, 2016) – The second annual World MMA Association (WMMAA) Pan-American Congress, recently held at The Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce in Albuquerque, New Mexico, was a major success by all standards.

(L-R) — WMMAA Pan-American president Tomas Yu, MMA superstar

Jon Jones and legendary coach Chris Luttrell

“The Pan-American Movement”, as it was named, brought together sports, tourism, and education for a common goal with more than 12 participating countries.

The Congress provided a rare opportunity for the entire WMMAA Pan-American family to collaborate with special partnerships like The Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce thiab The Mexico Consulate in Albuquerque, University of New Mexico Global Education Department. PANAM Members, representatives of National Federations, Commissions, Association and the Organizing Committee of the WMMAA Pan-American Championship (OCPC), as well as athletes, coaches, xov xwm, sponsors and other stakeholders to meet and discuss issues of importance to the entire MMA movement.

In his closing speech to the Congress, Pan-American Division President Tomas Yu paid tribute to the excellent collaboration between Pan-American members.

“If you asked me to sprawl a couple of times, I would most definitely need some nitro coffee from Villa Myriam before I run out of breath, followed by the guaranteed use of Sore No More,” Yu hais tias. “But when it comes to fighting for our youth, for our MMA global goals – for cleaner competition, for a healthier, more peaceful and more flourishing SPORT – I will sprawl-jab-cross-kick like a champion. I will sprint the steepest trail in the Sandia Mountains. I will never stop until we raise our hands by victory. I am counting and exhorting all involved in the MMA industry to join us. We must go for the KO.”

Over the course of the three-day Congress and 13-day PANAM Camp, there were special guest such as Legacy Champion Damacio Page, former UFC champion Jon “Bones” Jones thiab Carlos Condit. Participants heard from many respected speakers such as Health Committee Director Curt Chavez from eVOLV Strong, Hector Molina, Director of PANAM Regulatory Committee and Director of PANAM Medical Committee, Dr. Justo Pavia. The congress had interesting discussions on the following themes: ncaws pob, 2016 Expo MMA, structure of the “WMMAA Pan-American Movement”, global officials’ license and database, new era of Digital Sports Marketing Revolution, thiab cov 2016 Pan-American Championships.

Each day was divided in two general sessions with a half-day devoted to Rules and Regulations discussions for PANAM. The plenary sessions were followed by three simultaneous breakout sessions on respective sub-themes.

All sessions were live-cast over the internet to allow the general public to hear discussions as it happened.

Two sessions began with presentations from a panel of speakers. The moderators of each panel were then responsible for the ensuing discussion period, which gave participants an opportunity to voice their opinions on issues. The main points from each session were carefully recorded by“ENLACE” – the new exclusive WMMAA correspondent program – to inform the Editorial Committee of the discussions at the end of each day. The final document reflected the main ideas to come out of the proceedings in Albuquerque, as well as information collected through the virtual WMMAA Pan-American Congress, allowing the WMMAA Pan-American family and public to submit written contributions.

The mission of the 2016 WMMAA Pan-American Congress was to bring together sports, tourism and education for a united front and review the status of the WMMAA PANAM Movement in today’s evolving global society. Information was gathered and opinions sought regarding its future, in addition to providing structure, guidance, proposals and recommendations to all constituents and other stakeholders of the WMMAA PANAM Movement for its structured showcase and harmonious development within the global youth community.

Lub 2016 WMMAA Pan-American Congress was a great success and has left the WMMAA Pan-American Movement with a blueprint for the future. It is now time, ib zaug dua, for the PANAM family to translate words into action: We are the Future of MMA!

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WMMAA Pan-American Congress Feb. 5-8 in Albuquerque, New Mexico

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WMMAA: The future of MMA

Monte Carlo, Monaco (Lub ib hlis ntuj 21, 2016) – The second annual World MMA Association (WMMAA) Pan-American Congress will be held February 5–7 at The Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

The Pan-Am Congress focuses on structure to continue building the introduction and rollout of the WMMAA worldwide officials licensing and database with more than 56 countries participating in the Licensing of MMA Officials. The Congress will touch on calendar roll out of the first bachelor’s and master’s degree program for Combat Sports Administration.

The PANAM Multi-Media Committee, led by Univision’s Carlos Fourzan, is working with Communications Director Edgar Camposthiab Fernando Cuscuela, Co-Founder of EveryPost, on the launch of “ENLACE,” the exclusive correspondent network program through communication faculties around the globe. The WMMAA PANAM has a very unique and progressive way by working with areas of government, sports, tourism, education and national defense.

“The Pan-American Congress is about the WMMAA movement,” WMMAA Pan-American Division President Tomas Yu explained. It is essentially an education movement and it is for this reason that we encourage efforts to promote the development of MMA at its grassroots. The common denominator of every single/standalone marital art is respect, honor and loyalty. The mixture of martial arts shouldn’t be any different.”

(L-R) – Ernie C’da Baca, Vice President of the Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce, and Tomas Yu, President of the WMMAA Pan-American Division

The Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce is located at 1309 4^th St. SW in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

“We are honored and excited to be able to host the WMMAA and be part of history once again,” Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce Vice President Ernie C’ de Baca said. “New Mexico has been notorious for its fighting champions in different combat sports, but we also have many business champions! Here at The Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce, we are the camp behind that business champion.”

The Pan-American Congress is held in conjunction with the 2016 PANAM CAMP, where athletes from all of Latin America will be training in Albuquerque from Jan. 27–Feb. 8. Leading the MMA Camp is world known Coach Chris Luttrell (The Fight Authority) and conditioning by Curt Chavez (eVOLV Strong).

For additional information or to inquire about participating in this event, please contact Edgar Campos at press.panam@wmmaa.org.

The Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce President Alex Romero

(L-R) – The Albuquerque Hispano Chamber of Commerce Alex Romero and WMMAA Pan-American Division President Tomas Yu

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ABOUT WMMAA: Its goal is to provide proper structure to guardrail the growth of MMA inside & outside the cage. A non-profit organization founded in 2012, WMMAA is on a mission to develop a standardized and regulated governing organization, including competition, kev kawm, officiating, testing and growth when necessary. Its not an easy process, but more than 50 countries have been granted WMMAA membership.

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Three World Champions Capture top honors in 2015 Russian MMA Super Cup

Kaum Ob Hlis Ntuj 18, 2015 FNU47 Cia ib saib

Living legend and WMMAA Honorary President Fedor Emelianenko served as color commentator for the broadcast of the recent 2015 Russian MMA Super Cup

CHELYABINSK, Russia (Kaum Ob Hlis Ntuj 16, 2015) — Fresh off of their winning performances at last month’s 2015 Ntiaj teb MMA Championships nyob rau hauv Prague, a trio of individual winners from championship Team Russia also captured top honors at the recent 2015 Russian Super Cup, sanctioned by the World Mix Martial Arts Association (WMMAA), nyob rau hauv Chelyabinsk, Russia

Bantamweight Lub khachali Bakhachaliev, Middleweight Gamzat Khiramagomedov thiab lub teeb heavyweight Magomed Ankalaev were the three World champions who were also victorious at the 2015 Russian MMA Super Cup.

Internationally renowned “Loj” John McCarthy served as referee.

Below find a breakdown of official results from each weight class with video links to corresponding matches:

2015 Russian MMA Super Cup

Bantamweights Championship (-61.2 kg, 135 lbs.)

Bakhachali Bakhachaliev WDEC3 Armen Gulyan

Featherweight Championship (-65.8 kg, 145 lbs.)

Nabi Ashurlaev WDEC3 Mansur Vitaev

Lightweight Championship (-70.3 kg, 154 lbs.)

Artur Zainukov WDEC3 Kamil Magomedov

Welterweight Championship (-77.1 kg, 170 lbs.)

Alibeg Rasulov WDEC3 Ramazan Kuramagomedov

Middleweight Championship (-84 kg, 185 lbs.)

Gamzat Khiramagomedov WDEC3 Ramazan Gamzatov

Light Heavyweight Championship (-93 kg, 205 lbs.)

Magomed Ankalaev WTKO1 Nadyr Bulkadarov

Heavyweight Championship (+205 lbs.)

Amirkhan Isagadzhiev WTKO1 Georgy Sakaev

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Cov ntaub ntawv kev koom tes nyob rau hauv cov xov tooj 2015 Ntiaj teb MMA Championship Lus Tim Khawv rau WMMAA tus loj hlob sai heev

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Monte Carlo, Monaco (Kaum Ob Hlis Ntuj 9, 2015)- Kev loj hlob sai ntawm lub ntiaj teb Tov Martial Arts Association (WMMAA) nyob rau hauv plaub kuj luv luv xyoo ntawm cov hav zoov twb zoo tshaj plaws pom nyob rau hauv lub hlis tas los tus 2015 Ntiaj teb MMA Championship (WMMAA) nyob rau hauv Prague, Czech koom pheej.

Ze li ntawm 200 ncaws pob, sawv cev 49 lub teb chaws (saib daim ntawv teev hauv qab no), tau koom tes nyob rau hauv cov ntaub ntawv-qhov chaw 2015 Ntiaj teb MMA Championship, which was dominated by team champion Russian Federation. Heavyweight Zaur Gadzhibabaev, uas tau los ua tus thawj ob-lub sij hawm WMMAA zus, muab Azerbaijan lub xwb kub puav pheej tsis ntes los ntawm cov Lavxias teb sab Federation, uas muaj rau ib tug neeg yeej nyob rau hauv rau ntawm xya hnyav chav kawm.

“Xyoo no lub ntiaj teb Championship yog qhov zoo tshaj plaws kev tshwm sim peb twb muaj kom deb li deb,” WMMAA Director ntawm cov naiskhu Mikhail Mazur hais tias. “Qhov siab tshaj plaws pes tsawg tus ntawm lub teb chaws, raws li tau zoo raws li cov neeg tuaj koom, sib xyoo no. WMMAA yog tseem nyob rau hauv nws kiag tab sis peb cia nrog. Koj muaj peev xwm kom meej meej pom tias muaj txhua xyoo. Peb muaj ntxiv tshiab hnyav pawg thiab txais tshiab lub teb chaws raws li cov neeg uas peb non-profit organization. Qhov no yog ib tug yooj yim txoj hauj lwm tab sis nws yog tsis tshua muaj neeg txaus siab rau saib ncaws pob ya nyob rau hauv los ntawm thoob plaws lub ntiaj teb no mus sib tw tawm tsam qhov zoo tshaj plaws pib xyaum ua neeg tua hluav taws uas txhua mus los ntawm ib tug nyuaj kev xaiv nyob rau hauv lawv lub tsev teb chaws.

“Prague was a great host and the WMMAA is extremely happy to have held the championship in this beautiful European capital. A lot more needs to be done next year. We expect more Asian and Pan-Am countries to enter the WMMAA family as our continental presidents put a lot of effort looking for the best National Federations to work as hard and as diligent as our current members do. Peb tsuas gearing li. I’m thrilled to see what the next year will bring us and the sports of amateur MMA in general.”

Afganistan Argentina Armenia Azerbaijan

Belarus Brazil Bulgaria China

Chinese Taipei Columbia Croatia Cuba

Czech Republic France FYR of Macedonia Georgia

Germany Greece Hungary India

Iran Italy Kazakhstan Republic of Korea

Kyrgyzstan Latvia Mexico Moldova

Monaco Morocco Netherlands Netherland Antilles

Nicaragua Nigeria Paraguay Romania

Russian Federation Serbia Singapore Slovakia

Spain Suriname Tajikistan Turkey

Turkmenistan Ukraine United States Uzbekistan

Venezuela

(L-R) Tajikistan MMA Thawj Tswj Hwm Pulod Nazarov, WMMAA saib xyuas Thawj Tswj Hwm Fedor Emellianenko, WMMAA Thawj Tswj Hwm Vadim Finkelchtein thiab Anatoly Kim, Thawj Tswj Hwm ntawm lub Kazakhstan MMA Federation

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Lavxias teb sab neeg tua hluav taws rau tus thawj 2015 Ntiaj teb MMA Championships

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Prague, Czech koom pheej (Kaum Ob Hlis Ntuj 7, 2015) — Lavxias teb sab neeg tua hluav taws yeej tsis ntev los no 2015 Ntiaj teb MMA Championships (WMMAA), winning kub medals nyob rau hauv rau ntawm xya sib cais mus tau yooj yim ntes pab neeg no npe, nyob rau hauv Prague, Czech koom pheej.

Nyob rau lub zog ntawm Zaur Gadzhibabaev tus yeej nyob rau hauv lub heavyweight sib txeeb, Azerbaijan yeej ib tug silver puav pheej nyob rau hauv cov nqe lus ntawm zoo medals yeej nyob rau hauv pab neeg sib txeeb. Gadzhibabaev tau los ua thawj ob zaug ntawm WMMAA kev sib tw. Nyob rau hauv qhov ntau ntawm cov nyiaj tau los, Kazakhstan yeej tsib nyiaj thiab ib bronze medal, thib ob rau Russia nrog xya, xws li rau golds thiab ib bronze.

Nyob rau hauv lwm yam pab neeg tw, Latvia thiab Tajikistan ob yeej nyiaj medals; Tuam Tshoj, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan thiab Georgia coj tsev ob bronze medals apiece; Tim Nkij teb chaws, Colombia, Czech koom pheej thiab Ukraine tag nrho cov nyiaj khwv tau ib bronze medal.

Ntawm no yog ib tug rhuav tshem ntawm tau los ntawm txhua ceeb thawj hoob kawm:

BANTAMWEIGHT cov kev faib: -61.2 kg (135 lbs.)

1. Lub khachali Bakhachaliev (Russia)

2. Sergey Morozov (Kazakhstan)

3. Andrey Roa Ruiz Dumar (Colombia)

3. Yuan Liu Ping (Tuam Tshoj)

FEATHERWEIGHT cov kev faib: -65.8 kg (145 lbs.)

1. Magomed Yunusilau (Russia)

2. Zhumageldi Zhalgassuly (Kazakhstan)

3. Archil Peb ashvili (Georgia)

3. Elnur veliev (Ukraine)

NCAWS NYIAS cov kev faib: -70.3 kg (154 lbs.)

1. Gadzhi Rabadanov (Russia)

2. Loik Radzhabov (Tajikistan)

3. Rashid Dagaev (Kazakhstan)

3. Changxin Fu (Tuam Tshoj)

WELTERWEIGHT cov kev faib: -77.1 kg (170 lbs.)

1. Gadzhimurad Khiramagomedov (Russia)

2. Shaukat Rakhmonov (Kazakhstan)

3. Denis Maher (Belarus)

3. Beknazar Kainazar uulu (Kyrgyzstan)

MIDDLEWEIGHT cov kev faib: -84 kg (185 lbs.)

1. Gamzat Khiramagomedov (Russia)

2. Convict Ermekov (Kazakhstan)

3. Daniyar Abdibaev (Kyrgyzstan)

3. Giorgi Lobjanidze (Georgia)

LUB TEEB Heavyweight cov kev faib: -93 kg (205 lbs.)

1. Magomed Ankalaev (Russia)

2. Khasan Mezhiev (Latvia)

3. Michal Kotalik (Czech koom pheej)

3. Yulian Borisov (Belarus)

Heavyweight cov kev faib: +93 kg (+205 lbs.)

1. Zaur Gadzhibabaev (Azerbaijan)

2. Mokhmad Sulimanov (Kazakhstan)

3. Rizvan Kuniev (Russia)

3. Angelos Giatras (Tim Nkij teb chaws)

Mus qhov no mus saib video ntawm lub 2015 WMMAA Championships:

https://www.youtube.com/user/TheWMMAA / yeeb yaj duab

CHAMPIONS’ QUOTES NTAWM CEEB TOOM

2015 WMMAA Bantamweight zus Bakhachali Bakhachali:

“Nws yog ib tug zoo kawg nkaus kev. Koj paub tias nws yog ib tug ntev txoj kev. Kuv thiaj zoo siab nws yog tshaj thiab kuv yog kev vam meej nyob rau hauv tag nrho cov xeeb cov hom phiaj kuv tau teem. Qhov kawg kev sib ntaus yog ib qho nyuaj heev, kuv tus nrog sib ntaus yog ib tug loj kev kuaj rau kuv. Nws yog lub cev muaj zog thiab txiav txim. Tab sis ua Vajtswv tsaug kuv tau txais lub yeej.

“Cov kauj ruam tom ntej yog ntawm cov hoob kawm Lavxias teb sab MMA SuperCup. Kuv vam thiab cia siab tias Vajtswv yuav pab kuv nws yeej.

Kuv xav hais ua tsaug rau koj rau kuv coaches: Rasul Magomed-Aliev, Abdulla Gaidarbekov. Tsaug rau Shamil Alibatyrov uas twb kaum kuv thoob plaws tag nrho cov championship thiab pab tau kuv ntau heev.”

2015 WMMAA Featherweight zus Magomed Yunusilau:

“Huab kev zoo siab. Thawj ntawm tag nrho, Kuv twb tsis paub tseeb tias kuv yuav tau mus koom nrog vim hais tias ntawm kev raug mob, tab sis kuv coaches, cov phooj ywg thiab tsev neeg pab kuv sib sau ua ke lub cev thiab lub hlwb. Kuv tau ya mus Prague thiab tau txais qhov zoo tshaj plaws tshwm sim tau.

“Kuv muaj plaub sib ntaus. Tus thawj tug (1/8) mus rau hauv lub deb. Kuv tus nrog sib ntaus, los ntawm Colombia, twb yeej txiav txim siab, nws yuav muab tsis tau li. Nws yog ib tug nyuaj-tiv thaiv sib ntaus sib tua. Nyob rau hauv kuv lwm fights kuv tiav lawm tag nrho peb tw.

“Thawj, Kuv yuav tsum tau kho kuv raug mob; nws yog lub sij hawm revalidation. Kuv mam li muab ib tug so rau tus thawj ncej-ntiaj teb Championship lub lim tiam thiab ces kuv mam li tsom ntsoov rau kuv noj qab haus huv. Kuv muaj teeb meem nrog kuv rov qab thiab lub hauv caug ib. Thiab ces, Vajtswv foom koob hmoov rau, Kuv mam li tau rov qab nyob rau hauv kev ua lag luam hauv 2-3 lub hlis. Kuv npaj siab yuav mus rau cov hloov rau kev MMA kev sib tw. Peb muaj zoo coaches thiab cov pab neeg uas yog heev tsim nyog thiab muaj peev xwm pab txhawb nyob rau hauv kuv txoj kev hloov. Kuv paub hais tias kuv yuav ua li cas.”

2015 WMMAA Hnav zus Gadzhi Rabadanov:

“Kuv tsis tshua muaj neeg zoo siab. Nws yog zoo li ib tug zoo siab ua koj tus phooj ywg thiab tsev neeg zoo siab. Kuv yeej xav thov ua tsaug rau tag nrho cov kev pab txhawb nqa kuv tau txais los ntawm lawv.

“Kuv muaj plaub sib ntaus nyob rau hauv tag nrho thiab kuv tiav lawm txhua yam ntawm kuv tw. Kuv tsis tau hais uas ib tug yog nyuab me ntsis, txhua leej txhua tus nyob rau hauv pem hauv ntej ntawm kuv yog zoo heev nyob rau hauv nws tus kheej txoj cai.

“Yog hais tias kuv saib rov qab, Kuv twb tau tsib tag nrho kev kawm camps xyoo no. Tam sim no, nws yog lub sij hawm rau ib tug so ntawm kev sib tw. Kuv yuav tsum tau kho kuv wounds, so thiab ces rov qab mus raws li ib tug sib txawv fighter. Muaj ntau chav txaus los mus kho. Kuv paub tias kuv muaj ib qho kev sib ntaus ntxiv nyob rau Lavxias MMA SuperCup lub Kaum Ob Hlis tab sis kuv yuav tsum tau thim nws vim tias kuv lub hauv caug raug mob. Ntxiv mus, nws yog nyuaj theej rau ceeb ob zaug nyob rau hauv ib 10-hnub ncej. Nws yuav tsum mus rau lub detriment ntawm kuv cov kws kho nyob rau hauv cov yam. Thov txim, txhua leej txhua tus uas twb hoping mus saib kuv tua nyob rau hauv Chelyabinsk (Russia –wmmaa.org) tuaj Hlis ntuj nqeg 5.”

2015 WMMAA Welterweight zus Gadzhimurad Khiramagomedov:

“Kuv yuav tsis piav qhia kuv txoj kev xav tam sim no. Nws tau ib tug ntev txoj kev. Ob xyoos dhau los, kuv thiab kuv cov kwv tij, (Gamzat Khiramagomedov – wmmaa.org) teem peb tsom ntsoov rau lub ntiaj teb Championship. Thiab ntawm no yog peb – ob champions. Kuv zoo siab.

“Kuv yeej xav tau los kho kuv lub cev ua ntej npaj lwm yam. Kuv txhais tes thiab ko taw lawm. Ib ligament yog torn ntawm kuv sab laug txhais ceg. Kuv xav tau lub sij hawm mus kho thiab ces peb mam saib.”

2015 WMMAA Middleweight zus Gamzat Khiramagomedov:

“Qhov no yog qhov zoo tshaj plaws tau. Tom qab tag nrho cov ua hauj lwm uas kuv tau ua li nws yog lub sij hawm mus caum ib tug ua tsis taus pa rau ib tug me ntsis thaum. Tseem, Kuv yuav tsis mus so kom txaus rau kuv laurels. Kuv muaj ib tug kev sib ntaus teem rau lub SuperCup tiv thaiv Gamazan Gamzatov. Tom qab ntawd sib ntaus kuv mam li yuav tau mus so nquag.

“Thaum lub ntiaj teb Championship kuv muaj plaub bouts. Soj ntsuam kuv tw, Kuv yuav hais tias lawv tau tag nrho cov zoo neeg tua hluav taws. Lub hardest sib ntaus sib tua kuv muaj yog tawm tsam ib tug tub rog los ntawm Georgia. Nws yuav muab tsis tau li; tsis tshua muaj neeg haib thiab zoo wrestler. Kuv raug mob kuv sab laug sab caj npab ntawd yog vim li cas kuv yuav tsis qhia kuv qhov zoo tshaj plaws nyob rau hauv lub kawg. Txawm li cas los, Kuv zoo siab kuv tau kuv cov neeg luag ntxhi, tshwj xeeb tshaj yog kuv tus tij laug, Gadzhimurad, uas txo nws hwj ib tug ntau ntawm kev rau siab mus rau hauv pab kuv. Nws yog ib txwm muaj kev zoo siab tshaj rau kuv thaum kuv yeej. Nws yog kuv lub biggest kiv cua.”

2015 WMMA teeb Heavyweight zus Magomed Ankalaev:

“Kuv txoj kev xav yog qhov zoo tshaj plaws tau. Kub nyob rau hauv no pib xyaum ua MMA ntiaj teb Championship tau lawm kuv lub hom phiaj rau ib tug ntev lub sij hawm.

“Kuv muaj tsib fights thiab qhov kawg ib tug yog cov feem ntau nyuaj rau kuv. Kuv muaj lossis loj luag hauj lwm vim hais tias nws mus txog rau kuv seb puas los yog tsis cov Lavxias teb sab chij yuav ya uas siab. Ua tsaug rau Vajtswv, Kuv muaj peev xwm mus cuag.

“Kuv npaj yuav siv ib feem nyob rau hauv Lavxias teb sab MMA SuperCup. Tom qab ntawd, Kuv mam li muab ib tug so uas, Kuv ntseeg hais tias, Kuv mam li muaj siab yuav tsum tau txais.”

2015 WMMA Heavyweight zus Zaur Gadzhibabaev:

“Ib tug ntau yog nyob rau hauv ceg txheem ntseeg nyob rau hauv lub kawg vim kuv tus nrog sib ntaus, Mokhmad Sulimanov, xav pauj nws tsis los ntawm xyoo tas los lub WMMAA ntiaj teb Championship. Kuv zoo siab kuv prevailed dua.

“Kuv zoo siab tau los ua tus thawj ob-zaug WMMAA tus yeej. Cov neeg sib tw hauv kuv faib tau zoo heev xyoo no. Kuv tau siv zog ua qhov muab nws qhov zoo tshaj plaws thiab kuv zoo siab nrog kuv ua yeeb yam thaum sib tw.”

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