Supremacy title tournament at Supremacy Rising
September 14, 2012
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In Supremacy League there are five professional weight divisions. One of them is the Supremacy Titans division, which is a male category in the Super Welterweight division -69,100 kg. At the Supremacy Rising event in Stockholm there will be a four-man tournament for the Supremacy Titans Championship belt with no less than four national champions from four nations fighting for the belt.
Sebastian Mendez (GER, 48-8-0) vs Akeem Sadiku (NGR, 15-3-3)
Supremacy Elimination Bout 1
Supremacy Titans Division -69,100 kg
The first semi final elimination is between the German elite boxer Sebastian Mendez and the african champion Akeem Sadiku. Mendez is the reigning WKA Muaythai World Champion, a title which is accompanied by an ISKA K1 European Champion title. On September 15 he will be warming up for this title tournament by representing Germany in the Germany vs Thailand event in Heidenheim where he will be fighting Namyapa Kauklomkiow. Sakidu on the other hand has only 3 losses in his 21 fights and is the two-fold and reigning Nigerian champion, an achievement he complements with a WKA K1 world championship silver medal. This gives us a semi final where the muaythai world champion will be fighting the K1 world championship silver medalist for a K1 PRO title. Splendid action ahead!
Jason Woodham (ENG, 51-26-0) vs Ricardo Gonzalez (SWE, 19-10-0)
Supremacy Elimiination Bout 2
Supremacy Titans Division -69,100 kg
In the other semi final we will see two very experienced superstars. Jason “Warrior” Woodham has been fighting continuously for the last ten years with the last three years fighting full time out of Thailand. He is a Challenger Muaythai contender, a WMC I1 tournament participant, and holds an WMC MAD champion title along with his English muaythai title. With 77 fights he is one of the most experienced fighters of the entire Supremacy Rising event. But his opponent has also been fighting for over a decade. Ricardo Gonzalez has a world championship silver medal from 1999 and two consecutive Swedish Championship golds from 2011 and 2012. With almost thirty fights in his record he is not a fighter to be taken lightly and has his goal set to make the Supremacy Titans belt stay in Sweden.
These fighters has around 200 fights all put together, so an extraordinary effort will be required to conquer the Supremacy Titans belt this evening!
