World stars to fight under SENSHI rules

One of the biggest fighting events in Russia will be conducted under the SENSHI rules.

On November 1 at the “Luzhniki” Palace of Sport in Moscow, Russian fighting fans will be able to enjoy one of the top events of the year – “The Battle of Champions 11: School vs. School”. The fight night is being organized by the Russia Union of Martial Arts.

The tournament will provide 8 bouts, including a WAKO world kickboxing title fight, a WMC Intercontinental Muay Thai title fight, and a SENSHI KWU title fight.

Timur Gastachev (Russia) will square off against Jan Soukup (Czech Republic) in a Kyokushin match conducted under the SENSHI KWU’s Professional League rules.

Alexander Zaharov (two-time world champion) and Zakaria Laaouatni (ISKA European champion and a three-time France champion) will fight for the WAKO world kickboxing belt.

Magomed Zainukov (Russia champion and a two-time world champion) and Masoud Minaei (Iran muay thai champion and a European kickboxing champion) will compete for the WMC Intercontinetal muay thai title.

Check out the remaining bouts from the November 1 fight card:

– Ashabali Magomedov (ashihar karate, two-time world champion) vs. Andrey Chekhonin (kyokushinkai, a WAKO world champion, winner in the “Battle of Champions 7”, World Cup priz winner)

– Ivan Shped (kudo, multiple World Championships prizer winner) vs. Arslan Gadziev (grappling, world champpion)

– Rasul Omarov (wushu, a two-time european champion, winner in the “Battle of Champions 10”) vs. Yuri Zaatov (kickboxing, champion of Russia)

– Maxim Futin (sambo, European champion) vs. Dmitry Marchenko (jiu-jitsu, a world, and European champion)

– Maxim Slugin(Muay Thai, a two-time Russia champion) vs. Giannis Budagov (kickboxing, champion of Russia and prize-winner from European championships)

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