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971 Fighting Championship Edition Final tickets for a soldered Night of Fight at Coca-Cola Arena971 Fighting Championship Edition Final tickets on the sold out night fight on Coca-Cola Arena
Published
1 year agoon
Dubai, zea -In response to the overwhelming demand of fans, 971 Fighting Championship (971FC) officially published a very narrow number of additional tickets for a very anticipated fight night on June 14 at the Coca-Cola arena. Newly available places are now on sale via the Coca-Cola Arena’s official ticket platform.
The announcement takes place after the initial sale of the event just 24 hours earlier, causing an boost in the ticket applications at the last minute from fans in the United Arab Emirates.
“We knew that the emotions were high, but what happened in the last 24 hours was amazing,” said the founder of 971FC, Mounir Lazzez.
“Since we announced yesterday that the event is completely sold out-the phone has not stopped calling. Friends, family, strangers are looking for a road. We spent the whole day on the phone with the team on the Coca-Cola Arena, and thanks to their incredible support we were able to free the very narrow number of additional seats. These tickets are now live through Coca-Cola Arena-but.
Lazzez added: “Thanks to our amazing media partners, we expect over 100 million eyes this weekend – wow! And we are ready to show them what we are made of. So please – don’t call me if you miss.
Event review: 971FC 2 | Friday, June 14, 2025 | Coca-Cola Arena, Dubai
After a breakthrough debut 971FC in 2024. The fastest growing promotion of the fight in the Middle East returns with a 14 -card arranged. Leaded on the iconic Coca-Cola Arena, 971 Fighting Championship 2 aims to ensure the night of a fight at the elite level, global media attention and unparalleled entertainment.
This is more than another fight night – 971FC 2 is a festival of culture, combat sport and community. The composition includes an exhilarating mix of international stars, UFC veterans, national champions and local heroes.
Main event: Muhammad Mokaev (14-0) vs. Thomas Assis (12-2)
The invincible phenomenon Muhammad Mokaev enters the cage with rush and mission, wanting to maintain its perfect record. His opponent, distinguished Brazilian Thomas Assis, is armed in the world-class jiu-jitsu and the attitude of nothing to lose. Expect fireworks in this clash of styles and wills.
Cooperation Co-Main: Raimond Magomedaliev (10-2) vs. Andrey Augusto (17-9)
This is Dagestan vs. Brazil as Magomedaliev, trained under the legendary Abdulmanap Nurmagomedov system, brings elite pressure and technique. On the other side of the Augusto cage, it can boast of almost 30 professionals, knockout and aggressive style, which makes every second unpredictable.
Tickets are now available at the address Official Coca-Cola Arena ticket website. With narrow and requiring heaven, fans are encouraged to act quickly to witness a live action.
Undercard arranged with global talent
The card contains international duels in every division:
• • Kane Mousah vs. AMAURY JUNIOR British veteran vs. BJJ Black belt in a lightweight high -rate battle.
• • James Gallagher vs. Fabricio Soares – The Irish Supergivid returns to the experienced Brazilian specialist Muay Thai.
• • Amin Ayout vs. Pedro Souza -French warehouse technician vs. Brazilian application artist.
• • Wisem Hammami vs. Arthur Jacob – HomeGrown 971 MMA Athlete stands in front of the Polish power in a brutal clash with enlargement.
• • Jacob Sulimanv vs. Namo Fazil – The invincible Grappler of Russia meets the national phenomena of Kurdistan.
• • Miafzal Akhtamov vs. Adrian Sanchez -Zbekistan vs. South Africa Republic in a rapid duel of the attacker.
• • Junior Kaanta vs. There was Thompson – growing massive weight Swedish vs. The most experienced veteran in Great Britain.
• • Ahmed Faress vs. Eduardo Mora – Egyptian “Prince” Faress is aimed at withdrawing the unequal Colombia striker.
• • Salamat of Orozakun vs. Mohamed Salem – pressure on Kyrgis vs. Egyptian precision.
• • Elie Mansour vs. Bondo Meskhi – rising star of Lebanon vs. Georgia cold and calculated technique.
• • Yazan Jaber vs. GRANT OGBORNE -Palestine vs. England in the Muay Thai vs. War. MMA.
• • Max Flynn vs. MANGIATE REDIVER – Great Britain vs. The Philippines begins an explosive night.
Entertainment: Lloyd Banks Live
In the first for combat sports in the region, the hip-hop icon, Lloyd Banks, will perform on the stage live between a co-maintained event and the main event, ensuring a full impression that combines the world of music and MMA. He is expected that his return to Dubai after more than a decade will be the main cultural attraction of that night.
Media range and range
With distribution via over 16 global transmission platforms and full streaming live events www.971fctv.com971FC is able to reach over 100 million viewers around the world.
Sender partners include:
• MBC Action & Shahid, Azoyat and 971FCTV.COM (Global)
• Dubai TV & ad sports (ZAA)
• QSports (Kazakhstan), Match.tv (Russia)
• KTRK TV (Kyrgyz), Sportz UZ (Uzbekistan)
• Swerve TV (Canada), Fighting.de (Germany)
• SSC (KSA), Myco (Western Asia)
• Trills TV, Sportanment (global syndication)
Dubai energy, heart of the world
971FC is a battle brand built in Dubai for the world. Supported by the city’s infrastructure, a multicultural audience and a rapidly developing MMA scene, this event is a declaration: the Arab world is ready to take a place on the global combat sports scene.
Thanks to the All-Star Fight Card, Celebrity Performance, global distribution and fans flying from the entire continent-June 4 on Coca-Cola Arena is to be the moment in the sports history of ZEA.
Final tickets now available
The final other tickets are now on sale via the official Coca-Cola Arena website. After their disappearance, they will disappear. Do not miss your chance to be on the historic world night of fighting, international entertainment and the largest sports event in Dubai of the Year.
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