Kerim Engizek: Meerbuscher title hero ensures MMA record celebration!

Kerim Engizek: Meerbuscher title hero ensures MMA record celebration!

Frankfurt am Main, Deutschland - An exciting evening in the Deutsche Bank Park in Frankfurt caused enthusiasm when almost 60,000 spectators poured into the mixed martial art event organized by the Czech organizer "Oktagon". The atmosphere was overwhelming and set a new record for MMA events in Europe. The Champ Kerim Engizek, a talented fighter from Meerbusch, chose the middle weight champion in this rousing backdrop by prevailing against Patrik Kincl.

With this victory, the 33-year-old celebrated his 14th victory in a row and has therefore been unbeaten for over ten years. Despite a foot injury that led him from the press conference room after the fight in a wheelchair, the euphoria over his performance overruled. "KINCL is a big number in the Czech Republic," said Anil Büyüktunca, Engizek's trainer. This impressive performance makes it clear that Engizek is a serious player on the international MMA stage.

a new yardstick in the MMA

The event was seen as a "milestone" in German sport. Tobias Drews, spokesman for "Oktagon", expressed optimistic about the future of MMA and noticed that the sport has ranked in popularity. "The organization is professional, and the spectators can look forward to an entertaining event that offers great emotions and lots of adrenaline," says Drews.

Preparations for the fight were anything but easy. Büyüktunca described the intensive ten weeks in which Engizek trained every day. This focus on physical fitness and technology pays off, since Engizek is now considered a champion in the largest MMA event organizer in Europe and already shows international ambitions.

Another example of international success is Islam Dulatov, who recently signed his contract with the UFC, the largest MMA organizer in the world. Dulatov, who also trains in the training group of Büyüktunca, made the leap to Las Vegas through his knockout victory in the first round.

The difference in the earnings options

Despite his commitment in the MMA, the management of his athletes for Büyüktunca is still a part -time job. The earning opportunities in Europe are not comparable to those in the USA, where superstars like Khabib Nurmagomedov earn million sums for their fights. The UFC has a value of around seven billion dollars and can pay impressive salaries that often remain unmatched in Europe.

The salaries and bonuses that fighters receive in the UFC are enormous. An incumbent champion receives a bonus of $ 40,000 per fight, while challengers are awarded $ 30,000. There are also income from Pay-Per-View sales that drive up the merits and make fighters to international stars.

Engizek's historical victory in Deutsche Bank Park could be the key to new possibilities in the MMA world. In the meantime, the development of MMA remains exciting in Europe, and the eyes remain aimed at the athletes who are ready to fight in the international ring.

For more information about the event and achievements in the MMA scene, see the article on rp-online.de .