WOVA returns to Liberty Dome on the 22nd of March. They bring another round of
pulse-raising entertaining fights to light-up the ‘Big Apple’, after the previous venture had an
incredible 93.39 rating and the card only had one decision!
Miguel “Azteca” Texcoco (0-1-0) vs Dane “Trainwreck” Blevins
Starting of the card are two debut-losers eager to enter the winning column. The Aztec warrior Texcoco has proficient standup skills and will look to implement them against the Armenian Blevins who has wonderful boxing but also has remarkable wrestling and will hope to flatten Texcoco onto the ground.
Rickity Crickity (0-0-0) vs Neil Stephenson (0-1-0)
In the middleweight division, two entertaining fighters clash. Crickity is a wonderful boxing who has some advantages on grappling over Stephenson, who is primarily a striker. The Brazilian Stephenson will want to keep this on the feet.
Ze Pequeno (1-0-0) vs Boniface Picard (0-1-0)
This exciting heavyweight bout features two evenly giants. The French patriot Picard will walk out to Korn as he hopes to enter a high-paced boxing fight. Pequeno is also a boxer who fights under the famous coach Akira Shigeru & comes of a first round KO win.
Jon Bautista (0-0-0) vs Ace “The Beast From The East” Deleon (0-0-0)
These two 18-year-olds want to show who’s the best young welterweight prospect. The Filipino Bautista has more advantages in the standup and the wrestling. Although the Ghanian Deleon has a blue belt in Jiu-Jitsu and will hope to show Bautista why grappling matters.
Quentin “Magic” Brownweather (0-0-0) vs Ernest “The Rigginator” Riggs (0-0-0)
From Amberglow UK, Brownweather is a grappler who will hope to take “The Rigganator” to the floor. Riggs has spent his whole life waiting for this fight, his only experience being YouTube tutorials and arm-wrestling cousins. Will Riggs prove that he doesn’t need conventional training methods? Or will Brownweather prove you need martial art experience to win a fight?
Caleb “The Infamous” Gregor (0-0-0) vs Hector “Lighting” Herrera (0-0-0)
Caleb Gregor comes all the way from Cork Ireland to show the lightweight division he’s the man. Across the octagon is Herrara, who has both boxing and wrestling skills. This matchup will be entertaining!
James “Jackal” Colby (1-0-0) vs Lee Ewing (0-0-0)
Out of Yangon Myanmar, “Jackal” comes off a submission win. His opponent Lee Ewing is one of the few fighters out of Brunei. He will hope to make his nation proud by using his boxing & wrestling skills in order to get his hand raised at the end of the bout.
Keenan Rosales (1-0-0) vs Owen “The Hunter” Clark (1-0-0)
Some further representation of Brunei as Keenan Rosales who fights under the same coach as Lee Ewing, will hope to have his fight end like his debut. That is with a KO in 10 seconds. However, his opponent Clark will try to enforce a similar result in his debut, with his opponent tapping in the first 30 seconds. Two exciting finishers, will this last longer than a minute?
CO MAIN: Arjun “Batty” Harrington (1-0-0) vs Martin Tyson (1-0-0)
In the co-main event, two wonderful boxers meet. The Colombian Harrington has an advantage in BJJ as he has a brown belt whilst his opponent the Chicago native has a wrestling advantage. This bout will either become a standup display of excellent boxing, or a matchup between BJJ and wrestling.
MAIN EVENT: Magomed “Bratha” Nurmagomedov (3-1-0) vs Rodolo “Phenomenal” Baird (0-0-0)
This fight might as well start on the floor because these two elite grapplers will be wanting to show their superiority on the ground. Nurmagomedov is a Dagestan, wrestling is in his blood and he has a brown belt in BJJ. Baird is a native Indian, who also posses wonderful wrestling and a brown belt. Which fighter will prove supreme and cement themselves as the top grappler in the middleweight division? Find out on March 22nd.
