D.Simanaitis on Ž.Ramaška and O. Fedorovičius, who face each other for the “MMA Bushido” champion belt: “They are the best fighters in the weight class of up to 71 kg in the world”

Already on Saturday, the KOK Classic 3 and Dream Boxing martial arts tournament will take place at the Vilnius Siemens Arena, where it is planned to hold up to 16 fights, 2 of which are at home.

Thanks to the MMA Bushido weight class, it can fit up to 71 kg of the champion’s belt Sigismund Ramaška Y Osvaldas FedorovičiusMeanwhile, the 28-year-old Olympic winner will face off for the title of Dream Boxing Baltic Champion Evaldas Petrauskas go 19-set is Semyon kamanin.

We remind you that at the beginning of August E. Petrauskas defeated the Polish Lukasz Lecycki in the KOK Summer Special Edition 2020 tournament after four rounds of fighting.

The 19-year-old Estonian is undefeated in professional boxing (2-0). In March last year, he defeated a Ukrainian by decision of the judges. Artura Davydenka (2-5), and in August this year, by decision of the judges, they also defeated Latvia Viktara Kogajsa (0-1). This year, these also participated in the qualifying tournament for the Tokyo Olympics. Weight categories up to 63 kg in the first lap S.Kamanin 0: 5 (27:30, 28:29, 27:30, 28:29, 27:29) landed in the Hungarian Milanoi Fodorui.

A special press conference was held in Vilnius on Friday. Although no official weigh-ins were presented to the media this time, the militants posed for photos and briefly commented on future battles.

“It just came to our notice then. Fighters from Estonia, Norway, Latvia and Poland come in who have passed COVID-19 tests. As long as everyone has stopped and no one is doing anything, then we will do something great. Just basketball and us. In Lithuania we are doing something really big. The broadcast will take place in 120 countries and on many TV channels. This tournament is really impressive, we beat ourselves despite facing many difficulties. Awesome shows and unique fights await you.

We have the strongest boxers and the strongest MMA bushido fighters. We have the Bushido MMA title fight, which will bring together two talented fighters who are the best fighters up to 71 kilograms in the world, and if anyone wanted to argue, they could do so because they could organize a fight for anyone in this weight class around the world. Tomorrow they will find out who is worthy of the world champion belt.

The next title fight will be for the Dream Boxing champion title. If E. Petrauskas wins his fight, then an even bigger duel awaits him, which will last 12 rounds, “said the president of the Lithuanian Bushido Federation at the beginning of the press conference. Donatas Simanaitis.

O. Fedorovičius himself was surprised to have the opportunity to fight for the championship belt.

“I was surprised to receive this fight, but I am grateful for this evaluation and I will give myself completely. It is good to fight at home where there is self-reliance. He feels a little more responsible, he doesn’t want to disappoint my fans, but I’ll show it all tomorrow. The opponent is really good, he has character and skills, but tomorrow we will see it all, ”said O. Fedorovičius.

Ž.Ramaška evaluated his opponent positively.

“I am very well prepared, I will show a great and strong fight. The opponent is a good, young and promising athlete like me. I appreciate it positively, “said Ž.Ramaška.

Meanwhile, the president of the Lithuanian Professional Boxing Federation Romas Gudžiauskas He mentioned the possibility of watching Egidijus Kavaliauskas and Eimantas Stanionis fights in Lithuania and spoke about the desire to bring stars like Vasilijus Lomačenko and Oleksandr Usyk to the Lithuanian fans.

“We would like to thank D.Simanaitis and the managers of the Siemens Arena for a bold and sensible step in taking care of spectator safety. We are pleased that the tournament is taking place on one of the largest venues in the Baltic States. The Professional Boxing Federation is working with the Amateur Boxing Federation and we look forward to doing a great job. I am sure we will make it. In the future, you will see world class stars in the biggest arenas. In the future, we hope to see fighters like Egidijus Kavaliauskas or Eimantas Stanionis. We hope to see and perhaps succeed in doing so fighters like Vasily Lomačenko or Oleksandr Usyk, who would participate as guests of honor. I would like to wish all athletes good fights and spectators, a great event, “he said R. Gudžiauskas.

Fight list:

First part (7 pm)

Tauras Čiuplys (Lithuania) – Danyla Matiukov (Lithuania) -75 kg, ZST MMA rules (2 x 4 min.)

Danas Antanavičius (Lithuania) – Airidas Mikalauskas (Lithuania) -62 kg, KOK kickboxing rules (3 x 2 min.)

Rytis Kveselys (Lithuania) – Deividas Daividavičius (Lithuania) -75 kg, ZST MMA rules (2 x 4 min.)

Egidijus Labanauskas (Lithuania) – Lukas Banevičius (Lithuania) -76 kg, KOK kickboxing rules (3 x 2 min.)

Erikas Golubovskis (Lithuania) – Visvaldas Stefanovičius (Lithuania) -85 kg, ZST MMA rules, (2 x 4 min.)

Aleh Moshin (Poland) – Dovydas Levickis (Lithuania) -60 kg, KOK kickboxing rules (3 x 2 min.)

Arminas Riedelis (Germany) – Samuel Sorochov (Lithuania) -72 kg, KOK kickboxing rules (3 x 2 min.)

Hubert Dylewski (Poland) – Aurimas Krukauskas (Lithuania) -71 kg, KOK kickboxing rules (3 x 2 min.)

Žygimantas Ramaška (Lithuania) – Osvaldas Fedorovičius (Lithuania) -71 kg, fight for the Bushido MMA title (3 x 5 min.)

Second part (9:30 p.m.)

Mehdi Hekhari (Germany) – Vitas Karosas (Lithuania) -67 kg, KOK kickboxing rules (3 x 2 min.)

Linas Andrijauskas (Lithuania) – Dominykas Dirkstys (Lithuania) -80 kg, KOK kickboxing rules (3 x 2 min.)

Matas Pultaražinskas (Lithuania) – Lukaszas Lecycki (Poland) -66 kg, IOC kickboxing rules (3 x 2 min.)

Filipas Rzondekas (Poland) – Dovydas Rimkus (Lithuania) -71 kg, KOK kickboxing rules (3 x 2 min.)

Reinisas Porozovas (Latvia) – Algirdas Baniulis (Lithuania) +95 kg, Dream Boxing (3 x 3 min.)

Mindaugas Gedminas (Norway) – Vytautas Balsys (Lithuania) -75 kg, Dream Boxing (3 x 3 min.)

Evaldas Petrauskas (Lithuania) – Semjonas Kamaninas (Estonia) -66 kg, fight for the Dream Boxing title (6 x 3 min.)