ZAA Warriors 61 and 62 Results: Chipfumbu claims that Intercontinental Gold, Bynazarov retains the welterweight title in ABU Dhabiuae Warriors 61 and 62: Chipfumbu creates history, Bynazarov of gold weapons in ABU Dhabi
Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates -The Space 42 Arena was an epicenter of MMA action, when Zea warriers provided hit events on July 23 and 24, 2025. In 25 thrilling duels, the up-to-date masters were crowned, legends will be prone and finished with attractions lit a global scene.
Sylvester Chipfumbu registers the inaugural title of intercontinental featherweight
Sylvester Chipfumbu (12-6) from Zimbabwe provided a performance that became the first champion of Warriors Warriors Warriors in history. Chipfumbu outclassed the Jordan Veteran Ali Alqaisi (16-9) in five rounds, using a keen blow and distance management to ensure a unanimous victory of the decision and cut his name in the history of Warriors in the United Arab Emirates.
A joint collaborator: Chopurov remains invincible
In cooperation, the unbeaten Azeri Bantamweight Asaf Asaf Chopurov (8-0) defeated early adversity against João Pedro Saldanha (15-7), gathering to TKO in the first round after the dramatic opening exchange.
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Tuf 32’s Omran Chaaban (9-1) He continued his growth by sending Wellington Madeira (7-2) by kicking legs in just 56 seconds.
Bruno Machado (18-9) He returned in the style, stopping Agshina Babaeva (22-11) in 90 seconds and called for a airy title to shot, while Babaev retired after an 18-year-old career.
Iran Amir Hossein Plus (5-1) He provided a knockout of the week, flattening Abelkrim Zouad (7-2) for only a minute to their competition.
Khotam Bynazarov retains the welterweight title in Zea Warriors 62
The next night, AS Wrestling Khotam Bynazarov (11-0) successfully defended his welter crown, ahead of the Peruvian UFC veteran James Llontop (16-6) in five hefty rounds. Despite the behind schedule height from Llontop, Bynazar’s control secured a unanimous decision and its first defense of the title.
Warriors in the United Arab Emirates 61 and 62 presented the best talents of the region and international stars in a world -class MMA presentation. From winning in the history of Sylvester Chipfumbu to the scratchy defense of the title of Khotam Bynazarov, these events are further cement status of Abu Dhabi as a global combat sports center.
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On Saturday, the latest Misfits Boxing card went down at the James L. Knight Center in Miami, Fla., headlined by the Misfits debut of former two-division UFC champion Henry Cejudo. “Triple C†was originally supposed to fight top influencer boxer Deen the Great, but after he pulled out, professional boxer and Euphoria star Javon “Wanna†Walton stepped in. And despite being 20 years his senior and having no professional boxing experience, Cejudo gave the 20-year-old all he could handle, using his speed to edge out a decision.
Walton came out strong, using his youth and length to keep Cejudo at the end of his range. But the former Olympic gold medalist wrestler soon figured out the television star's timing, bouncing in and out and forcing him to miss punches while Cejudo landed his own powerful hooks. Every round was competitive, but by the end of the four rounds, two of three judges scored the contest 3-1 for Cejudo, with the dissenting judge giving Walton three rounds.
After the bout, Cejudo acknowledged that the fight was close and said that, out of respect, he'd be happy to run it back with Walton giving Walton a full training camp. But before that happens, Cejudo took the time to call out his would-be opponent.
“Man, there was somebody I was supposed to fight! Deen The Duck, where are you?!?!?!†Is he even here? Dean The Duck! There's no Deen The Great. This dude ducked. This dude's just having fun with his boyfriend, and it's time for me to put his ass down.â€
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Ferguson was originally supposed to defend his title against former soccer player Kenzo Biyong, but when Biyong withdrew from the fight just a few days before the event, Sebie — a former Olympic wrestler and MMA fighter — stepped in.
When the fight started, Ferguson came out strong with his pressure and jab, quickly putting Sebie on the back foot. After controlling the round, Ferguson then nearly scored the knockout at the end of the first, dropping Sebie with a sharp right hand. But Sebie was able to beat the count, and when he came out for the second round, he almost immediately hurt Ferguson, putting “El Cucuy†on the defensive. Ultimately, Sebie couldn't close the show, and Ferguson turned the tables on him, sticking Sebie in the corner and pouring on the punches until the referee was forced to intervene.
After the fight, Ferguson was honest about his performance, noting that the passing of his mother beforehand left him not in the best state, even agreeing with Austin McBroom — who stepped in the ring to set up a title fight between them — when he said he didn't know what he watched.
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