Middle Eastern Championship – Last Fighter Standing
- 9 years ago
Last Fighter Standing – Middle Eastern Championship Tournament announced
New world combat sport promises “Explosive Entertainment” – all fighting styles
Today, the organisers have announced provision for yet another preliminary tournament to create further opportunities for fighters to get their game on, test their will for Glory – The Last Fighter Standing Middle-Eastern Championship (LFS MEC).
Designed to suit all-fighting styles, LFS has intentionally been intended for maximum participator, spectator and viewer value. The rules are balanced, keeping the fights raw and adrenaline-packed. There are many unique selling points for this tournament. Besides the all-new hexagon-shaped ring, there are also rules that make this sport a new global phenomenon.
Fighters have a limit of 20 seconds on the ground. There are two minutes per round and three rounds per fight. This ensures more energetic fights and encourages fighters to bring their all to the table. Only a foot sweep, a hip throw or a knock down is allowed. Fighters will need to use more skill to take down their opponent. They will also need to show extra wit to finish their opponent with limited time allowed.
Adding to the attraction and competitiveness of the continental championship is the propensity for national champions to include a touch of cultural martial arts. These “secret” weapons, coupled with the fighters’ agility, stamina and fitness, will separate the boys from the men and the girls from the women. In addition to introducing unique flair to the fights, by encouraging the use of localised standing fighting disciplines, LFS is helping to preserve ancient techniques at risk of disappearing.
Another hallmark of LFS is the fact that male and female competitors have equal opportunities with the same prize money, recognising the efforts required from both genders to train, participate and succeed under the same set of rules.
The LFS Middle-Eastern Championship has been created as a result of the demand coming from fighters from all around the world. Everyone wants to get in on the action of this new world sport whose rules have turned the industry on its head.
“The interest from countries based in the Middle East has been staggering”, commented Hanshi Craig Mayman, the creator and co-founder of LFS, “It is especially rewarding to know that promoters in these territories are actively looking for sporting championships that can accommodate both genders.”
“LFS has been five years in the making and rigorously tested. We have examined the existing tournaments, spoken to fighters from all disciplines, promoters and broadcasters and we are now confident that we have created the next evolution in global all-styles fighting tournaments and explosive entertainment” commented Hanshi Craig Mayman, himself a veteran of all styles championships
LFS was created by Craig Mayman who is a 9t Dan martial artist with over 44 years of martial arts experience. Coming from a time when there were no weight divisions and limited rules, his vision is to create the greatest fighting tournament the world has ever seen, and a platform where fighters from all fighting disciplines have equal opportunities to compete against each other. There is consequently, no cage, but a roped off hexagon ring, with new rules that focus on the strength and ability of the contenders guaranteeing to make the sport, faster and highly engaging.
A series of LFS tournaments that include: The Tri-Nations, the Four Nations Championship, the USA Championship and the Legends of the Arena (over 50s) Championship, will complement the European Tournament and Asia-Oceania, where all roads lead to the World Championship and $1,000,000.00 (One Million USD) in prize money, with $500,000.00 (Five Hundred Thousand USD) in the men's division and $500,000.00 (Five Hundred Thousand USD) in the women's division, allocated towards fighters' purses in the Last Fighter Standing World Championships!
For more information, or to book a fight, go to www.lastfighterstanding.com or email info@lastfighterstanding.com
“Let the countdown begin!”
New world combat sport promises “Explosive Entertainment” – all fighting styles
Today, the organisers have announced provision for yet another preliminary tournament to create further opportunities for fighters to get their game on, test their will for Glory – The Last Fighter Standing Middle-Eastern Championship (LFS MEC).
Designed to suit all-fighting styles, LFS has intentionally been intended for maximum participator, spectator and viewer value. The rules are balanced, keeping the fights raw and adrenaline-packed. There are many unique selling points for this tournament. Besides the all-new hexagon-shaped ring, there are also rules that make this sport a new global phenomenon.
Fighters have a limit of 20 seconds on the ground. There are two minutes per round and three rounds per fight. This ensures more energetic fights and encourages fighters to bring their all to the table. Only a foot sweep, a hip throw or a knock down is allowed. Fighters will need to use more skill to take down their opponent. They will also need to show extra wit to finish their opponent with limited time allowed.
Adding to the attraction and competitiveness of the continental championship is the propensity for national champions to include a touch of cultural martial arts. These “secret” weapons, coupled with the fighters’ agility, stamina and fitness, will separate the boys from the men and the girls from the women. In addition to introducing unique flair to the fights, by encouraging the use of localised standing fighting disciplines, LFS is helping to preserve ancient techniques at risk of disappearing.
Another hallmark of LFS is the fact that male and female competitors have equal opportunities with the same prize money, recognising the efforts required from both genders to train, participate and succeed under the same set of rules.
The LFS Middle-Eastern Championship has been created as a result of the demand coming from fighters from all around the world. Everyone wants to get in on the action of this new world sport whose rules have turned the industry on its head.
“The interest from countries based in the Middle East has been staggering”, commented Hanshi Craig Mayman, the creator and co-founder of LFS, “It is especially rewarding to know that promoters in these territories are actively looking for sporting championships that can accommodate both genders.”
“LFS has been five years in the making and rigorously tested. We have examined the existing tournaments, spoken to fighters from all disciplines, promoters and broadcasters and we are now confident that we have created the next evolution in global all-styles fighting tournaments and explosive entertainment” commented Hanshi Craig Mayman, himself a veteran of all styles championships
LFS was created by Craig Mayman who is a 9t Dan martial artist with over 44 years of martial arts experience. Coming from a time when there were no weight divisions and limited rules, his vision is to create the greatest fighting tournament the world has ever seen, and a platform where fighters from all fighting disciplines have equal opportunities to compete against each other. There is consequently, no cage, but a roped off hexagon ring, with new rules that focus on the strength and ability of the contenders guaranteeing to make the sport, faster and highly engaging.
A series of LFS tournaments that include: The Tri-Nations, the Four Nations Championship, the USA Championship and the Legends of the Arena (over 50s) Championship, will complement the European Tournament and Asia-Oceania, where all roads lead to the World Championship and $1,000,000.00 (One Million USD) in prize money, with $500,000.00 (Five Hundred Thousand USD) in the men's division and $500,000.00 (Five Hundred Thousand USD) in the women's division, allocated towards fighters' purses in the Last Fighter Standing World Championships!
For more information, or to book a fight, go to www.lastfighterstanding.com or email info@lastfighterstanding.com
“Let the countdown begin!”