Drive for knockouts, and lots of adrenaline await the audience in “St. St. Constantine and Helena”, Varna, Bulgaria
Strength, fighting spirit, unexpected twists, fighters ready to strike knockouts, and adrenaline to the sky are just some of the words we can use to describe what the SENSHI International Fight Show is all about. Having proven itself over the years as an actual fighting spectacle and an arena for quality fights between elite fighters worldwide, SENSHI now goes even further. Fans of combat sports are fortunate because, on July 6, they can watch the new 22nd edition of the international gala night not anywhere but on the beach in “St. St. Constantine and Helena” resort, Varna, Bulgaria – under the sky.
The fight card of the new edition of SENSHI 22 is very serious. Two of the most titled Bulgarian kickboxers, Atanas Bozhilov and “Mr. Action” Eduard Aleksanyan from Varna, will defend their European SENSHI titles in the ring under kickboxing rules – KWU Full Contact. Again, we expect severe fights from their side to keep the belts in their assets. Bozhilov will defend his European title against Samo Petje from Slovenia. Eduard Aleksanyan is ready for action and wants to deliver an emphatic victory, so why not a knockout over the German Jakob Styben? We can’t wait to see what he has in store for us this time.
Six more KWU Full Contact professional matches between champions from a wide range of countries, including Spain, Brazil, Cameroon, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Slovenia, Poland, Greece, Serbia, and Romania, as well as five finals of the KWU SENSHI World Cup for Amateurs, will ensure that the evening of 6 July will be more memorable and with more unexpected twists and turns than any European Football Championship match. The high level of competition among these fighters will keep you on the edge of your seat, filled with excitement and anticipation.
Besides Bozhilov and Aleksanyan, two more Bulgarians will defend the honor of their country in the ring of SENSHI. A particularly emotional moment will be Dragomir Petrov returning to the ring at SENSHI 22 after taking half a year off. The strong and experienced fighter Bartosz Botwina from Poland will be his challenge in the arena. Delyan Georgiev will defend his name and that of his hometown city against an experienced fighter Lucas Tenorio from Spain, in an exciting MMA match under the KWU Open rules. The Bulgarian fighter will look for a spectacular victory to delight the crowd.
Jimmy Livinius from the Netherlands steps in for Adrian Niculae a week before the big event. The crowd remembers Livinius’ super fight against Lukas Achterberg at SENSHI 19 in the heavyweight category. On this gala night, Livinius will face the attractive Belgian fighter Mbamba Cauwenbergh in the ring.
The classy and famous Serbian fighter Rade Opacic will make his ring debut at the 22nd edition of the SENSHI Fight Gala against Daniel Lentie from Cameroon. Spectators are in a fierce battle in the heaviest weight class, as these powerful fighters will rock the ring.
SENSHI is making big requests for lots of surprises on July 6. If you want to see up close some of the biggest names in martial arts in the world, such as Semmy Schilt, Ernesto Hoost, Sam Greco, and “The Last Samurai” Akira Masuda – don’t miss SENSHI 22 – on July 6 at 6:30 p.m. EET /11:30 p.m. EEST/ on the beach of “St. St. Constantine and Helena”, Varna /Bulgaria/ at the restaurant “MORE”. Tickets for the fight show are on sale at Eventim.bg.
The 22nd edition of SENSHI is organized in cooperation with the KWU International Professional League, as well as with the special support of Armeec Insurance Company, MAX Sport, Bulgaria Air, M Car Group – BMW dealer, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars Service and St. St. Constantine and Helena Holding.
SENSHI 22 will be broadcast live on media partners Boec.BG and Boec.COM, the national television Bulgaria ON AIR, the sports channel MAX Sport 2, the American online martial arts television TrillerTV, YouTube channel KOD Sport, Kwunion.com, the information portal Kyokushin Karate News and Fighto.News.
