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Husky Fat Promotions presents Texas versus the world of K-1 Challengetexas vs. The World: Husky Fat Promotions K-1 Challenge

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Fort Worth, Texas – get ready for the night of explosive kickboxing as Husky fat promotions (HFP) presents Challenge “Texas vs. The World” K-1 in the cult Ridglea Theater At Fort Worth. The door opens early with the corners from the card, starting from around 17:30 CT, and then the main High-Stakes card from 19:00 et / 18:00 ct.

Husky Fat Promotions is not only a high-influence campaign-also the masters of social good. Part of the income will support Classes for childrenNon -profit, which provides juvenile people, access to sports equipment, ensuring that more children can play, train and develop.

This is the main opportunity to raise the visibility and support of local combat sport while contributing to a decent cause.

The growing heritage of the thrill: Husky Fat Promotions Carving reputation of adrenaline nights in combat sports. Their professional kickboxing events are distinguished by the intensity and passion that manages “Texas vs. The World”, which are no exception.

Local energy, global style: Connecting fighters from Texas with international talents in accordance with the principles of K-1 means that this event is both related and vital around the world-unique draw in today’s fighting landscape.

Availability for fans around the world: Regardless of whether you are typing locally or joining the couch via the application, HFP ensures that you will not miss the action.

The heart meets the fight: Working with Cleats for Kids, the rates of events are higher – fighting for more than just winning in the ring, but also to strengthen the position of the community.

Texas vs. The World: Husky Fat Promotions K-1 Challenge Fight Card:

Professional combat card:

Pro Bantamweight War: Jiminez vs. Miyachi

At Pro Bantamweight Division at 138 pounds, Houston’s Oliver Jiminez (3-3) affects the HF ring to fight the Japanese striking veteran Kentaro Miyachi (Aztex MMA). Miyachi competed in the K-1 scene in Japan and tries to present his world-class experience with an aggressive from Houston.

Pro Lightweight Firefight: Freeman vs. Sims

Fans can expect fireworks when Amarillo’s Braakend “King Kill” Freeman He meets his own ardmore from legends Eddie “The Sandman” Sims Kickboxing with Killer Bees. Both men have deep roots in Texas Sports Combat and bring knockout power to this high rate duel.

Pro Lightweight Debuts: Cabezas vs. Mbassi

A decorated amateur striker of Modern York Javier “Demon” Cabezas (35-5 amateur record) causes his very anticipated professional and HF debut against Franck Biwalo Sight (7-1 PRO), representing the Humble training center, Texas. This cannot ignore the battle between two future stars.

Pro Bantamweight COLLISION: ALATMAH vs. Santos

Philadelphia is invincible Ahmad Tadarmah (5-0 Pro, 23-2 amateur) from Brazil Victor Santos (33-2, 18 KO). Both fighters debut in HF/K-1, and this one has the consequences of the title about the title.

Pro Super Welter Wweight Showcase: Jordan vs. Moore

Tyler, TX Jack Jordan He debuts in a professional debut against the former champion of the amateur welterweight Ethan Moore (1-0 Pro). Moore’s last victory took place less than a minute, and Jordan plans to spoil the perfect record in the classic showdown Texas vs. Oklahoma.

Debut pro atom in weight: Bella vs. Soto

San Benito veteran Nicholas “Battle Ax” Bella meets the invincible former HF amateur champion Trent “Psycho” Soto (Dallas, Texas), when Soto debuts in Pro.

Fight Flyweight Women’s Pro fight: Dinis vs. Williams

Brazilian striker Nathalia Dinis (5-1) Challenges an invincible HF master Kristina “Warhorse” Williams Kickboxing with Killer Bees. This is one of the most anticipated fights for the title on the card, conducive to international experience against local domination.

Pro Feather WWWeight Showdown: Willis vs. Tao

Nashville Jordan “Hitmonlee” Willis (1-0 Pro) stands in front of a veteran from Texas John Tao Janjira Muay Thai in a fight, which will test Willis’s meteoric growth against Veteran Tao.

Amateur fight for the titleS:

Amateur Airy Heavyweight: Piercy vs. Kincaid Jr.

Tulsa Corey “The Outlaw” PiercyFresh after winning in the first round, he returns to Arlington’s Emone Kincaid Jr. (Armada Fight Team) in the classic battle of Oklahoma vs. Texas.

Amateur Title of Country Libra: Kimball vs. Todd

USA team kickboxing’s Xander “F5” Kimball debuts at HF/K-1 against the growing favorite Henry “The Specimen” Toddwhich is in a series of victories in battle.

Amateur featherweight title: Mateos vs. Blount

Cristobal Mateos (War Room MMA) moves to a featherweight to challenge the prevailing master Emmanuel “Nigel” Blount (Freestyle Academy), which has only one career failure.

Amateur Super Welter Wweight Title: Brown vs. Strap

Aztex MMA Emmanuel Brown (6-2) Challenges of the master Jason Ramirez (7-2) with V-Fit House of Champions in a very expected defense of the title.

Amateur heavyweight title: Curry vs. Ray

“Killer” Colten curry (War Room, 4-1) looks like an undefeated master Aj ray (Epic Fight & Fitness, 3-0) In a fight that promises weighty skin and possible fireworks.

Bantamweight Clash: Settles vs. Ortega Jr.

Zion Settles (4-2) debuts at HF/K-1 against the undefeated favorite fans Juan Ortega Jr. (3-0, 2 KO) with freestyle academy.

Special attractive fight: Chitwood vs. Box

Arkansas veteran John “The Arkansas Outlaw” Chitwood debuts at HF ​​against the favorites of his hometown Chad “monster” box (1-1) who wants to bounce after night fight.

Select your calendar on September 26, 2025 at Fort Worth’s Ridglea Theater. Regardless of whether you are going to the place, watch PPV or stream through the Husky FAT application, make sure you don’t miss what will certainly be a K-1 spectacle.

This card is one of the biggest Husky Fat Promotions so far, combining amateur action with professional debuts, international talents and struggle for championships that could change the Kickboxing K-1 landscape in Texas. Fort Worth, get ready – this is Texas versus the world and the world comes to your yard.

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Ramazonbek Temirov says UFC flyweights aren’t ready for his power

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Ramazonbek Temirov says UFC flyweights aren’t ready for his power
Ramazonbek
Temirov has highlighted what separates himself from the rest of
the
Ultimate Fighting Championship flyweight division.

Temirov delivered a resounding statement against former title
challenger Steve Erceg
at
UFC Abu Dhabi. The Uzbek prospect secured a first-round
knockout, taking his professional record to 20-3. In a post-fight
interview, he discussed the X-factor he possesses at 125
pounds.

Ramazonbek Temirov's knockout ability stands out after UFC Abu
Dhabi win over Steve Erceg

Temirov put his Australian counterpart to sleep with a crushing
right hand in the co-main event of UFC Abu Dhabi, extending his UFC
record to 3-0 and earning a Performance of the Night bonus for his
efforts. Speaking after the victory, he explained why he feels he’s
different from the rest of the division, emphasizing how flyweights
rarely pull off one-shot knockouts as he did against Erceg.

“I haven't seen all the fighters just fighting like me. Just
striking punches, just making knockouts,†he said. “But my punches
will just kill them all.â€

The emphatic finish marked Temirov’s 11th first-round stoppage
victory and 13th overall, further solidifying his reputation as one
of the UFC’s most explosive flyweights. He has now won 12
consecutive fights.

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Magomed Zaynukov explains Octagon debut win at UFC Abu Dhabi

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Magomed Zaynukov explains Octagon debut win at UFC Abu Dhabi
Magomed
Zaynukov couldn’t have asked for a better start to his
Ultimate Fighting Championship career.

The unbeaten Dagestani prospect earned a unanimous decision over
Damian
Rzepecki in his Octagon debut at
UFC Abu Dhabi, neutralizing his opponent’s grappling while
showcasing the polished striking that saw him earn a contract on

Dana White's Contender Series last year.

Magomed Zaynukov breaks down his unanimous decision victory
over Damian Rzepecki in his UFC debut

Following his victory over Rzepecki, Zaynukov shed light on the
preparation that went into his UFC debut.

“I thought they liked me only that much in America, but they also
like me in Abu Dhabi as well,†Zaynukov said in a post-fight
interview. “And I really wanted to show a good performance. I know
a lot of people were counting on me, a lot of people were waiting
for me to debut. I worked really, really hard. I had a crazy hard
camp. I had really good sparring. Good sparring partners. So, it
was really important for me to show a good performance.â€

Zaynukov also said in the interview that he could have found a
finish, but he wanted to fight for three rounds and showcase his
diverse striking arsenal. With the victory, “Wild Chanco†extended
his unbeaten professional record to 9-0, establishing himself as a
promising lightweight contender.

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The Ultimate Insider: Behind the scenes of TUF 34, UFC hopefuls choose sleep over training

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The Ultimate Insider: Behind the scenes of TUF 34, UFC hopefuls choose sleep over training

Xavier: When I watched the fight this time, I'm not gonna lie, [Stiller] could have won at the same time. I don't know. That was so hard to score because the third round, obviously Delphine really separated in the third round, but those first two rounds with the takedowns—MMA, people have got to understand, it's not boxing. Boxing looks clean. It's clean and effective. MMA is just efficiency, it's just about being efficient. There's a lot of people, their striking looks like shit, but they're efficient. Look at Dricus [du Plessis], his striking is not the best, but he's super efficient at what he does, and he fights really good that way, and he throws people off with that awkward timing and stuff. I feel like that's kind of what Mackenzie has. She's not a striker, she's a judo wrestler, you know, jitz background.

So when I'm watching it, people are looking at Delphine looked cleaner, but I'm like, she looked cleaner, but she's getting hit. Mackenzie looks nasty and she's landing, so it depends what you're looking for, I guess. The fight was really good. I feel like it could have went either way, it maybe could have went to Mackenzie, maybe they should have done a fourth round, I don't know. It was that close to me. I don't know. It was pretty good. When I saw both of them, their faces banged up, I'm like damn. I mean, this just looks like the fight was a draw. It was a good fight, though, super entertaining.

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