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Road to UFC Season 4: thrilling warriors compete
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2 years agoon
UFC announces the way to season 4 UFC, with the participation of fighters from 11 countries
Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) has announced the fourth season of the road to UFC, a talent search and development program in Asia and Pacific. This thrilling event will take place in Shanghai in China, as well as 32 talented fighters from 11 countries, including Australia, China, Indonesia, Japan, Korea, Mongolia, Up-to-date Zealand, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
The road to season 4 UFC will start on May 22 and 23 at the UFC Performance Institute in Shanghai in China. My fighters will compete in four thrilling weight departments: fly weight, featherweight, bantam and lightweight. Fans are eagerly expecting events that promises to provide high -octane duels and thrilling discoveries.
The road to UFC is a prestigious property in Asia and the Pacific, which provides a platform for fighters to move from regional duels to the World Revenue Center. The program was a huge success in identifying and developing talents from the region, and 17 fighters from previous seasons were signed by UFC.
Fighters around the world compete for an UFC contract
Two Indian fighters, Mridul Saikia (Flyweight) and Chungreng Koren (Bantameight Waga), participate in this event. Fans are excited to see these talented Indian fighters in action and hope that they have a lasting impact on the UFC.
This season this season contains a diverse range of talented fighters. Sebastian Szalay (featherweight) from Australia will compete, while Agulali (Flyweight) from China will take over the ward in the fly weight. Japanese Kai Yoshida (Flyweight) will also compete, and fans eagerly expect his performance.
The road to season 4 UFC promises to be an thrilling event, showing the talents of emerging fighters from the Asia and Pacific region. Fans can expect high -energy duels, thrilling finishes and potentially discoveries of recent UFC stars. Thanks to the documented achievement of talent and development of talent, the road to UFC is an indispensable platform for fighters who want to break into the UFC.
The event will also include tournament events that recognize promising talents from the region. These events are a valuable opportunity for warriors to gain experience and exhibition and fans to discover recent and thrilling talents.
The full list of fighters for the road to UFC Season 4 includes:
Mongolia
Namsrai Batbayar (FLEAM WAGE)
Up-to-date Zealand
Aarona number (fly weight)
Vietnam
Wweight Bantams (Bantamweight)
Japan
Kai yoshida (fly weight)
Wataru Yamauchi (fly weight)
Imura Rui (Bantam Weight)
This is Kuya (Bantam’s weight)
Jin Aoi (featherweight)
Keiiimachi and division (functional weight)
Dachi Kamiya (delicate)
Yuji Yannick Ephoeviga (delicate)
Indonesia
Rio Tirto (FLEAM
Dani Daffa (delicate)
Singapore
Sim Kai Xiong (Bantam Waga)
Thailand
Peter Danesoe (Bantam Weight)
Korea
Changmin Yoon (featherweight)
Dongyun SEO (featherweight)
Eohjin Park (featherweight)
Jaeyhun Park (delicate)
Sanwook Kim (delicate)
China
Agulari (fly weight)
Yin shuai (fly weight)
Ti Haito (Banksoight)
Sulang Rangbo (Bantam Weight)
Zhejiang Ailinuer (featherweight)
Li Kaiwen (featherweight)
Ren Yawei (delicate)
India
Mridul Saikia (flyweight)
Chungreng Koren (Waga Bantam)
Australia
Sebastian Szalay (featherweight)
FAN HOUSE MAR (delicate)
Jack Becker (delicate)
Thanks to the thrilling composition and promising format, the road to UFC Season 4 is an event that cannot be missed. Fans can tune up to watch the action and discover the next generation of UFC stars.
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3 hours agoon
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Arman Tsarukyan reminds Alexander Volkanovski how Islam
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opponent.
“I'm ready for everyone,†Tsarukyan told Yavuz Saynomo. “For me, it
doesn't matter who I'm gonna fight; I just want to fight for the
title.â€
Volkanovski has expressed confidence that he can counter
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responded by recalling the Australian's knockout loss to Islam
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vacant belt.
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