The Nuevo Mirandilla stadium in Cádiz will host the Muay Thai evening Cádiz Fight Night 4: The return to the Templeafter a historic agreement with the Thai Tourism Authority (TAT) and the collaboration of the Cádiz CF Foundation, Cádiz City Council, Cádiz Provincial Council and the Junta de Andalucía.
Cádiz Fight Night returns with his fourth edition in a magical and striking enclave such as the stadium of the Cadiz CF. Several of the best fighters in the world Muay Thai They will meet in the Andalusian city, and tthree world championships and one professional Andalusian championship.
The Cádiz promoter Cádiz Fight Night has obtained for this event the Thai Government cooperationin addition to the stadium The Rajadamnerthe most famous muay thai stadium the Bangkokwith almost 70 years of history, and this will cause the event to name four of its main fights as “Road to Rajadanerm” (Road to Rajadanerm) being the winners awarded directly by the Thai Ministry of Tourism and given the opportunity to fight in this legendary stadium.
The ceremony of weighing and press conference will be Friday July 26 at 7:00 p.m. in the Auditorium of the Hotel Cadiz Bahiaand the Saturday July 27 competitions will be held, disputing in the morning twelve muay thai fights, including the semi-finals of the tournament, while in the afternoon It will be the tournament final semi-professional, along with professional Andalusian championshipthree world championships Spain vs. Thailand, Spain vs. Hong Kong and Spain vs. Italyin addition to two professional competitions for male and female wrestlers highest national level.
Clashes
Los five fights Road to Rajadanerm will be the following: World Championship Featherweight WPMTA in between Carlos Coello (Spain) and Neungsiam Sikanphai (Thailand), World Championship Bantamweight WPMTA in between Kevin Martinez (Spain) and Pak Yu Leung (Hong Kong), World Championship Lightweight WPMTA in between Samuel Olias (Spain) and Flavio Ventricini (Italy). Furthermore there is a professional super combat in between Juan Martin (Spain) and Carlos Tommaso Vene (Italy) and other female among the Spanish Cinthia Patiño and Anta Sánchez.
