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KWU SENSHI Brazil holds its first official event

KWU SENSHI Brazil holds its first official event at Arnold Classic On Saturday, April 15th, the Arnold Classic KWU SENSHI will take place in São Paulo, Brazil.

The event will feature matched fights in the youth, senior, men’s middleweight, men’s heavyweight, and female open-weight categories.

In addition, a men’s Grand Prix will be contested by eight athletes from different organizations under the rules of Kyokushin karate.

Another event highlight will be a workshop led by champions Shihan Francisco Filho and Shihan Glaube Feitosa.

The event will begin at 10 am and is scheduled to end at 1 pm.

Check out the fight schedule:

Caio Alves vs Rafael Rodrigues: GP quarterfinals

Andrei Silveira vs Fabiano de Paula: GP quarterfinal

Vitor Gabriel Nascimento vs Pedro de Souza: youth, one match

Anderson Rosa vs Alex Morais: GP quarterfinals

Leandro Arjona vs Cleber Matos: GP quarterfinals

Rafael Azambuja vs Adinaldo de Jesus: senior’s one match

GP Semifinal

Danilo Andriguetti vs Sergio Alves Jr: male middleweight one match

GP Semifinal

Eduardo Fanfa vs Luciano dos Santos: male heavyweight one match

GP’s Third place match

Renata Borba vs Camila Reis: female open-weight match

GP Final

The Arnold Sports Festival is the largest multi-sport fair in Latin America, featuring events, fairs, and exhibitions of various modalities.

Its last edition brought together a total of 85,000 participants at Expo Center Norte in São Paulo.

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