Friday Night Fights April 5th event at The Broad Street Ballroom in New York is set to feature two of America's rising talents in its main event. Anthony Castrejon of Las Vegas and Mohammed Lemjerdine of Connecticut will fight in what can easily be looked at as west vs. east match up. In the co-main event a re-match between Turan Hasanov and Villi Bello is sure to get fans on their feet, especially if it anything reminiscent to their first encounter in late 2011. What should really get fans in attendance excited is that the Friday Night Fights event on April 5th will feature full rules Muay Thai for the first time in the state of New York.
Full rules Muay Thai was set to come to New York in early 2012, but for one reason or another it was postponed. Now it seems the time is right and for fans that have been clamoring for the use of elbows in the state of New York, your wish is about to come true.
"Full Rules has a great deal of support from the fighters, traditionalists and the purists which are a very important segment of our supporters. Friday Night Fights has been at the forefront of the sport since 1997 and we're glad to be able add this dimension of the sport to New York fans" Said FNF President, Justin Blair. “This is a big step for Muay Thai in New York as no one will be able to complain about its authenticity any longer.”
One thing is for certain, no one will be able to say they don’t fight real Muay Thai in New York again.
Full rules Muay Thai was set to come to New York in early 2012, but for one reason or another it was postponed. Now it seems the time is right and for fans that have been clamoring for the use of elbows in the state of New York, your wish is about to come true.
"Full Rules has a great deal of support from the fighters, traditionalists and the purists which are a very important segment of our supporters. Friday Night Fights has been at the forefront of the sport since 1997 and we're glad to be able add this dimension of the sport to New York fans" Said FNF President, Justin Blair. “This is a big step for Muay Thai in New York as no one will be able to complain about its authenticity any longer.”
One thing is for certain, no one will be able to say they don’t fight real Muay Thai in New York again.
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