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KUALA LUMPUR, June 13 (Bernama) -- Top Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) exponents

from nine countries will parade their combat skills during the One Fighting

Championship (One FC) - Destiny of Warriors - to be held at Stadium Negara on

June 23.

According to Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of One FC, Victor Cui, the

inaugural tournament held in the country would see the top 10 MMA exponents show

off their skills in several martial arts disciplines.

"We can see the international fighters champions in several martial arts

field such as silat, judo, karate and taekwondo display their unique skills in

front of the local fans," he told a media briefing on the event here, today.

Kuala Lumpur has been chosen as the fourth venue by One FC to organise

the event after it was successfully held in Singapore in January, Indonesia in

February, before going back to Singapore in March.

"We will go to the Philippines next month and back to Singapore in June,"

he said.

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He also urged the local martial arts fans to buy the ticket early since the

response was very encouraging.

"I can''t tell how many tickets we have sold so far but what I can say is

that the sales of tickets is very fast because the support from the local fans

is simply fantastic," he said.

Tickets for the tournament are currently on sale at www.AirAsiaRedTix.com

and priced at RM348 for VIP seating which includes exclusive red carpet

entrance as well as access to the VIP lounge.

Tickets are also available for usual seating and priced at RM108 and RM48

respectively.

The martial arts fans from around the world can catch the first four matches

live via streaming online at http://www.livesport.tv/onefc which is free of

charge.

The six remaining matches are available on pay-per-view from US$9.99 (RM

31.77) onwards.

Malaysia would be represented in the tournament by the world''s Brazilian

jiu-jitsu (BJJ) and Muay Thai Champion, Adam "Shogun" Shahir Kayoom and national

silat champion, AJ "Pyro" Lias Mansor.

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