Miami, Florida – April 16, 2025 -Calfate Global officially announced a full composition of six fights for the upcoming mixed martial art (MMA) event on Thursday, April 24. The night full of action will be broadcast live and for free around the world through English and Spanish YouTube Globate channels, starting from 20:00 et / 5 PM PT with Miami.

Main event: Zamora vs. Gomez in the Bantamweight battle

At the top of the card there is the main event of Bantamweight (135 pounds) with participation in Mexico City’s Ismael “Kraken” Zamora (8-3) against Ecuadorian striker Harry “El Cuuevo” Gomez (11-2). Zamora, a 10-ball veteran from Global Cage, strives to redeem after incurring a loss in the second round in July last year. Earlier, the outstanding Bonebreakers team took place in three fights and six of the eight wins in his career pride.

Gomez, a 23-year-old Elena from Santa in Ecuador, introduces his explosive style to La Jaul after a distinctive performance in Karate Combat at the beginning of this year, where he gave Jakub Wayman his first career defeat thanks to the unanimous decisions. Eight eleven victories of Gomez came by stopping.

The reality television star Jawa Mendez returns to La Jaula

The card also has a 175-pound clash in catching the personality of television in Latin America, he exchanged a warrior, Jawa Mendez (0-1) Mexico. He aligns Rafael Monterola (0-0) from Bronx, Novel York, which has a professional debut.

Unbeatable featherlight collision: Martinez vs. Desilva

One of the most anticipated duels of the night has a featherlight duel between two undefeated finalists – Michel “La Furia” Martinez (4-0) Valencia, Spain and Anthony “The Matrix” Desilva (3-0) Ontario, California.

35-year-old Martinez appeared as a knockout artist at the end of his career, stopping all his four opponents in a brutal way, including a 28-second KO header in his latest case. The 26-year-old Desilva matched this intensity, after graduating from all three of his opponents in an unusual round, recently winning a 54-second TKO over Adam Garcia.

Debutów atom in the weight of a woman: Frausto vs. Maldonado

The card will also include a convincing atom of weight (105 pounds) between two high -decorated amateurs fighters who debut professionally – Valerie Gomez Frausto (0-0) I Maria “La Felina” Maldonado (0-0).

Frausto from León in Mexico is a two -time silver Panameraryian medalist and a four -time amateur master. Her opponent Maldonado, apart from Querétaro, is the former country champion in both amateur MMA and kickboxing.

Astudillo aims to extend the knockout series

In a 150-pound fight, Jonathan “Robocop” Astudillo (2-0) Santiago, Chile (currently with Miami) tries to keep his invincible run against Cord Trevor (0-0), which debuts in a professional debut after a successful amateur race, in which he graduated from three of his four wins.

Penal weight prospects debut in Pro

Rounding the composition, feather scales Jairo “Tiempo” Gonzalez (0-0) I Marino praised (0-0) Both will enter the ranks for the first time. Gonzalez comes from Zacatecas through Tijuan, while Napuri represents Temple City in California.

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Where to watch:
📍 Live from televisaunivision studios, Miami, Florida
📺 Streaming for free on English and Spanish channels Global Global
🕗 Thursday, April 24 at 20:00 ET / 17 PM PT

This explosive combat card reflects the fight between Global’s involvement in presenting international talents and building the next generation of MMA stars.

United Fight League (UFL) is back next month for a battle with the right to brag citizens!

UFL 6 is set to another electrifying team vs. Teams after the success of our previous event last year. On Friday, May 2, UFL 6: Scottsdale vs. Orange County goes to Westworld Scottsdale Equidome, Arizona, as an Olympic gold medalist, Henry Cejudowants to defend the home turf against MMA legends, “Rampage” JacksonAnd his team from Orange.

Both men will capitalize their team of five fighters who will compete in five matches to prove that they represent a better MMA talent habitat!

In order for the teams to win, they will have to accumulate points in five duels, and UFL designed an inventive and entertaining scoring system that encourages you to action and quick finishes, which maintains the full involvement of fans to the last bell.

Last year, we saw the benefits of this scoring system, because in the last fight the Vegas team came from behind to win over the Phoenix team, when Vince Morales won a victory in the third round with an outstanding modified Peruvian tie over Hunter Azure.

The UFL scoring system works as follows:

For 3-round duels:

– win in round 1 = 4 points

– win in round 2 = 3 points

– win in round 3 = 2 points

– win by decision = 1 point

For 5-round duels:

– win in round 1 = 6 points

– win in round 2 = 5 points

– win in round 3 = 4 points

– win in round 4 = 3 points

– win in round 5 = 2 points

– win by decision = 1 point

If the Scottsdale Vs. team Team Orange County results are even after all five duels, then the number of the frame he needed for each side to reach their sum. Each team reached this number of points in the shortest time, he will be announced the winner.

This structure provides every second of each round – encouraging finishes, aggressive strategies and game planning at the team level.

“I could not be more excited about the next chapter UFL” UFL founder, Harrison Rogers. “We are building a promotion, and 2025 we will see more teams, up-to-date coaches and huge advertisements, including the transaction, which will see us in millions of houses throughout America. Our next activity sees Scottsdale vs. Orange County and I can now tell you that neither Henry nor Rampage want to leave May 2!”

“This is another MMA evolution” Says former UFC master and the owner of Franchise Scottsdale, Henry Cejudo. “Ufl scoring forces us to think differently. It is not just about a duel-it comes to time, style and explosion. We build schedules that can end fights and collect points. It’s the brain, it is brisk and is fun as hell for fans.”

“This is a type of system that makes every fight explodes” Adds the co -owner and coach of the Franchise of Orange, Quinton “Rampage” Jackson. “You want the fighters to go to the rinsed and completing work, and now they have a reason. The strategy as a trainer is wild – I have to think about who will probably get a quick finish, and not just win. This provides a completely up-to-date level of intensity, and I’m inside.”

In the main event, UFC and Bellator veteran, Kyle Stewart (15-6)He competes for the last time in MMA opposite the risky finisher from Orange, Randall Wallace (22-10-1)In medium weight and brother of the MMA star, Tracy Cortez, Reyes Cortez (8-3, 1NC)faces a tough challenge in Ricardo Dias (10-7) As part of the Bantam feature competition.

United Fight League (UFL) remains the only promotion that offer all athletes as part of the fighting contracts many times health insurance AND shares in the company. Thanks to their fighter, the properties of the Franchise team by MMA Legends, and now this up-to-date scoring format, UFL leads a charge to the up-to-date era of combat sports.

UFL 6 will be broadcast live and for free Bang With the whole action starting at 21:30 ET/18.30 PT on Friday, May 2.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zquvsnitrsw

Current UFL 6 combat card

Main card

Main event

Scottsdale vs. Orange County

Average weight

Kyle Stewart (15-6) vs. Randall Wallace (22-10-1)

Cooperation of cooperation

Scottsdale vs. Orange County

Featherlight

TBC vs. Jacob Rosales (15-9)

Scottsdale vs. Orange County

Semi -average weight

Austin Wourms (7-5, 1NC) vs. Geno Morelli (4-0)

Scottsdale vs. Orange County

Wadzka Bantam

Richard Mahan (2-1) vs. Patrick Cornett (2-2)

Scottsdale vs. Orange County

Wadzka Bantam

Cortez Reyes (8-3, 1C) vs. Ricardo Dias (10-7)

Semi -average weight

Johan Rodriguez (3-1) vs. Kyle Wright (2-2, 1NC)

Foreplay

Fly weight

Kyle Road (13-8) vs. João Camilo (9-7)

Entry to fishing (140 pounds)

Amari Sensavanh (7-0) vs. Giovanny Meza (8-6)

Entry to fishing (130 pounds)

Jared Braun (2-1) vs. Carlos Valabez (2-3)

Featherweight

Paul Marghitas (Pro Debut) vs. Steven Almeida (1-5)

Liverpool, Great Britain -after almost a year of industry research and preparation behind the scenes, Global Fighters’ Association (GFA) Today he announced the first in a 12-month program of round tables in the nationwide “selection committee”, marking the formal movement of the organization to the public domain as a representative body for fighters, employees and fans in combat sport.

Designed in cooperation with older political and sports strategies, these expert forums will gather votes from the entire industry to examine some of the most urgent and long problems in sport-assessment and functioning, to prosperity, security, integration, education and responsibility.

The first round table that takes place PowerHe will focus on one of the most smoking fears in sport: Refereeing professional duels. After widespread social fear and athlete related to transparency and consistency of scoring, GFA will order a full independent review in order to examine how decisions are made to assess how they are examined and how the standards can be improved.

Round tables will be conducted and reported by independent lawyers With experience in the well -being of athletes, management and sports regulations. Participants will cover There were fighters at all levels and disciplines, judges, judges, trainers, promoters, broadcasters, gym owners, doctors, financial and legal experts.

Co -founder of GFA Paul Smith Jr. he said: “It’s about opening the door to a real dialogue. Fighters were too often ignored when sporting is being conducted. These round tables are a chance to gather the right people with the right experience, asking the most arduous, most critical questions. We believe that these reports will aid provide greater protection for fighters, greater transparency for fans and aid you achieve sport.”

The sender and co -founder of GFA Nick Peet added: “Boxing and combat sport have huge global potential – but the foundations must be right. It is not about pointing to the fingers; it is about creating a place for the right reform, rooted in experience and expert knowledge.”

While GFA will publish the arrangements and recommendations from each round table, No results or rules are predetermined.

Topics for discussions on the inaugural round tables will include:

• Transparency and consistency in professional scoring
• Qualifications, responsibility and training for judges
• Standards of review procedures after combat
• Potential models of structured reviews of scoring

GFA round tables are First in a series of public activities The organization will undertake before formal launch this year.