This Saturday the Cochoco Vargas Micro-Stadium will be the scene of a kickboxing tournament, which will see the best exponents of the combat sport from the province and Buenos Aires face off, with 11 amateur fights and the finale semi-professional gala, where three UFN Cups will be held. and the defense of the Supreme Warriors Belt.
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After three years of waiting, this Saturday will be held the second edition of the ‘Ushuaia Fight Night’ kickboxing tournament, organized by the Municipal Sports Institute (IMD) together with the ‘Fin del Mundo’ and ‘Peladores del Fuego’ municipal schools.
The José Cochocho Vargas Municipal Micro-Stadium will once again open its doors to enjoy a show that will face the best exponents of combat sports in the province and in Buenos Aires.
It would be an extended day starting at 5:00 p.m., featuring 11 amateur fights and two semi-professional fights; With fighters from Ushuaia and Rio Grande, that finale would serve as a prelude to the semi-professional gala.
The gala is made up of five fights that will pit the selectors from Tierra del Fuego and Buenos Aires in the ring. There will be five contests, with three UFN Cups at stake, and two UFN titles for the main fight and the women’s fight, which in turn will defend the Supreme Warriors belt that unites both titles.
The day before, on Friday, May 26, starting at 7:00 p.m. ET, the weigh-in and subsequent press conference will be held at the Bar Moat, where officials of the gala fighters, belts, cups, and above will be held. Submitted and under the ring.
In this regard, Guillermo Navarro, president of the Municipal Sports Institute, pointed out that “we have been planning this tournament for a long time, and we are very happy to finally be able to do it”, and estimated that “it is a It will be a unique evening in which we will be able to enjoy a very good level and, at the same time, to know the work done by the schools of the province, and especially our municipal schools.”
Navarro invited “all residents of the city, as well as journalists, to share in this sporting spectacle that promises to be a party.”
