PESHAWAR
The All Pakistan Universal Fight League (UFL) Kickboxing Championship will be organized from November 19-21 in Quetta, the capital city of Balochistan.
This was stated by UFL Executive Director for Pakistan Rehmat Gul Afridi while talking to APP here on Thursday. It is for the first time in the history of the Martial Art event that the Championship is carrying a highest prize Rs. 1 million.
UFL Executive Director Rehmat Gul Afridi said that more than 150 players from all over the country in eight different categories will participate in the Championship which will be held from November 19 to 21, 2021 under UFL Pakistan.
All arrangements have already been made for the smooth conduct of the Championship. He said that the players who have shown outstanding performance in the Championship will be short-listed for the International ULF Championship which will be held in China in December this year.
“Pakistan has no dearth of talent and hopefully our players will shine the name of Pakistan by showing their full potential in the forthcoming International Championship. He said that Mansoor Ahmad Durrani will be the Chief Coordinator of the Championship to pay homage and tribute to Shaheed Amanullah Achakzai, who rendered great services for the promotion of Martial Arts Sports in Balochistan in particular and in Pakistan in general.
He disclosed that UFL, the world’s most fulfilling Mixed Martial Arts enterprise, and One Punch, a main block-chain issuer for the sports and entertainment industries, have announced an online session of UFL Training for trainers in Pakistan.
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UFL champions from the United States will take online sessions for trainers in Pakistan via Zoom Online Software, he informed. Training sessions have been launched in Lahore, Peshawar, Karachi and Chaman, Rehmat Gul Afridi said.
This UFL training session will boost UFL fighter’s presence in Pakistan, he added and so far more than 30 Instructors have been registered. Over 50 Instructors and Trainers will participate in UFL Training sessions, he said. However, the momentum gradually began to pick up in the Country for Fight Night.
The course of the session, he said, will also cover the current policies for the Universal Fighting League (UFL) that have been at the start set up by way of the United States Athletic Control Board.
The set of “Universal Regulations of Mixed Martial Arts” that the United States hooked up has been followed in other countries that regulate Mixed Martial Arts, consisting of Pakistan, China, and Afghanistan.
Those guidelines are also used by many different promotions inside the USA, turning into obligatory for other countries which have adopted the rules, and so have come to be the usual set of policies for professional Mixed Martial Arts throughout the world. The trainers will get to know the rules and protocols enforced by the UFL.
He said UFL has the most important worldwide enlargement plans for 2021 and could boost their existing presence in Europe, United States, and Asia. The UFL has a couple of workplaces around the world to launch the world’s most fulfilling Mixed Martial Arts.
