This weekend, WOVA’s first ever double header takes place in the ‘City of Stars’. WOVA is bringing you Fight Nights on Saturday and Sunday! On the Saturday, WOVA Fight Night: Riot will ensure to start the weekend off with absolute fireworks.
Roger “BMode” Douglas (0-1-0) vs Mateusz “Sikacz” Siki (0-0-0)
In the featherweight division, two entertaining fighters clash. Douglas is coming off an unfortunate debut loss and will want to make Amsterdam proud as he rebounds and takes the victory. His opponent Siki has a similar skill as Douglas and will want to ensure he wins his first bout.
Alek “Death” Morkvansen (0-0-0) vs Martin “Spitz” Spitzarov (0-0-0)
The next fight features two exciting St Petersburg giants. Morkvansen is primarily a grapple and will want to prove his dominance on the ground. Spitzarov has powerful hands, which he’ll want to employ in order to sleep Morkvansen.
Gip Buster (0-0-0) vs Mark “Remember The Name” Spiranov (0-0-0)
Louisville will be represented in LA as exciting prospect Gip Buster will face Spiranov. Buster will want to use his boxing prowess to keep the fight standing, as Spiranov is a dangerous grapple who will try to break any limb his brown-belt self can get a grip on.
Sozin “Mosin” Derozan (0-0-0) vs Donald “Roughneck” Gordon (0-0-0)
The ‘Roughneck’ is eager to stake his claim as light-heavyweights best 18 year old as he faces Derozan. This matchup is more than likely to stay on the feet as Gordon has excellent hands, whilst Derozan has mastered the sport of 8 limbs. Which will come out on top? Muay Thai or Boxing?
Bryson Gilson (1-0-0) vs Elliot “Neck Collector” Shubz (0-0-0)
Gilson will hope to continue his winning ways after he stopped his last opponent in the first round with a punch. The Russian Shubz will be eager to prevent this, and as his name suggests, take Gilson to the floor and choke him out.
Cole “BMode” Dunn (0-0-0) vs Benavidez “Conquistador” Marquez (1-0-0)
Marquez is coming of a vicious knockout victory. He has wonderful boxing and wrestling and is considered to have natural power after his excellent debut performance. Cole Dunn will be no easy match though. He possess a brown belt in Jiu-Jitsu and will be eager to make his opponent tap.
Gustav “Skillful” Linnen (0-0-0) vs Stephen “The Family Guy” Griffin (0-0-0)
Griffin has a mixed variety of skill and will hope to represent Quahog as he adds a 1 to his win column. His opponent, Linnen, is an excellent striker who will look to employ their striking skills and leave Griffin sleeping on the canvas.
Damari “The Dark” Mcknight (0-0-0) vs Igor “Aboba” Colov (1-0-0)
In the welterweight division, two mixed-martial-artists face off to show their unique array of skills. Mcknight has wonderful wrestling and a blue belt in Jiu-Jitsu. Colov is coming of a submission victory and hopes to prove his grappling prowess again as he returns to the octagon.
CO MAIN: Todd “Clone Baby Violator” Kitchen (0-0-0) vs Solomon “Mãos Carregadas” Silva (1-0-0)
‘Mãos Carregadas’ translates from Portuguese to loaded hands, which Silva demonstrated in his debut after he punched his opponents lights out. He faces Kitchen, who has a similar skillset when it comes to boxing and BJJ. Which one of the unusually nicknamed fighters will come on top?
MAIN EVENT: “Triple Y” Yosef Yasir Yurchon (2-0-0) vs Slick “The Guardsmen” Money (0-1-0)
In the main event, another Yurchon wants to takeover their division. Yasir comes of two devastating first round TKO’s where his opponents couldn’t last more than 30 seconds. Slick Money is hunting for a win after he had a unfortunate split decision loss. He represents Cape May in the UK and will use his combination multiple different skills to challenge Yurchon’s striking. Will this end with another quick KO for Yurchon? Or will Money dethrone another Yurchon as the top featherweight prospect? All we know is that it will be a incredible scrap between two similar looking fighters.
WOVA Fight Night: Vendetta
On the Sunday of WOVA’s double weekend, eager prospects will duke it out in order to push themselves forward in their respective divisions. This will follow the previous packed fight night; this weekend will be sure to grab your attention.
Thibaud Van Lierde (0-0-0) vs Alexander “Durak” Dubrov
Starting off the night, two young 170 pounders will face off. Both Lierde and Dubrov are excellent boxers, which ensures this matchup will be a slugfest of powerful punches. Which boxer will come out on top?
Damari “The Prince” Small (0-0-0) vs John De Oliveria (0-0-0)
Nobody knows where “The Prince” came from… but we know he has sharp boxing and wrestling. De Oliveria has a brown belt in BJJ, which should make Small concerned about taking him to the ground.
Holdon Case (0-0-0) vs Eddie Gibs (0-0-0)
This lightweight bout features two interesting mix-ups of fighters. Holdon has impressive standup skills whilst Gibbs is primarily a grapple with a purple belt in Jiu-Jitsu. Who will win this bout?
Jensen Villa (0-0-0) vs Andy “Grinch” Legend (0-1-0)
After coming off a tough debut loss, the Welsh welterweight Legend will be desperate to get a win onto his record as he uses his Muay Thai and Wrestling background to get the victory. The Mexican Villa will try and use his boxing and wrestling to secure a debut win.
Hank “Stocky” Balboa (0-0-0) vs Jayden Wiggins (1-1-0)
Wiggins will want to continue his winning form after he won his last fight by decision. Across the octagon stands Balboa, an ambitious fighter, fighting out of Las Vegas. He is completely and standup striker and will want to win his first fight by KO
John “Gypsy” James (1-0-0) vs Clint “Avenger” Vigal (0-0-0)
Vigal will be eager to prove himself in his debut and show his Muay Thai and wrestling skills. John James comes off a first round TKO victory at WOVA: Genesis where his opponent could survive 20 seconds. Will it end like James’s debut? Or will Vigal prove himself to the world.
Devin “Mustang” Cordova (1-0-0) vs Gu “Guard Puller” Riddle (0-1-0)
Cordova has wicked power after knocking out his opponent in the first round for his debut and will look to do it again. Riddle comes off a tough split decision loss and will be eager to prove himself with his brown belt in BJJ and get the submission victory.
Scott “Mailman” Barnes (0-0-0) vs Preston “The Manager” Stitt (1-0-0)
Stitt is an exceptional prospect who comes of a nice win after he won with a submission in 40 seconds. Barnes is an interesting prospect who is proficient in his Muay Thai and his wrestling. Who will win this electrifying heavyweight bout?
CO MAIN: Ezra Alter (4-1-0) vs Brett “Cowboy” Powell (1-0-0)
Ezra Alter is coming off an exceptional win in the main event of WOVA: Genesis. He threw up one of the tightest triangle chokes ever which added one to his win column were all his victories come by submission. However, his opponent is no easy feat after he come’s of a unanimous decision victory and will challenge Alters grappling with a brown belt of his own.
MAIN EVENT : Poopie “The Pooman” Loopie (3-0-0) vs Cerebral “The Goon Master” Gooner Jr (1-1-0)
Don’t let their unusual names fool you, these two men are ambitious fighters that shouldn’t be disregarded. Jr comes an unfortunate loss which he will be eager to bounce back from. He has remarkable striking and will look to stuff Loopie’s takedowns. All Loopie’s submission victories have come in the very first round, once this man takes you down, your screwed. The classic matchup of striker vs grappler, who will come out on top?
