WCK Muay Thai Cali 11 Results

 

WCK Muay Thai Cali 11 took place this past weekend at the Hollywood Park Casino in Inglewood, CA. There were three professional bouts on the card and several top amateurs in action as well.

In pro action all three of the bouts ended in stoppages. Francisco Garcia scored a first round (T)KO over Andrew Nguyen. George Garcia stopped Rajesh Narine in the second round, and Brian Del Rosario scored a first round knockout of Chris Minor.

In amateur fight action Natalie Morgan and Janet Todd were both victorious and won IKF Titles. Morgan defeated Venus Anne Smith by referee stoppage in the fifth round and Todd defeated Krystal Khorge by unanimous decision.

Results:

Pro Bouts

Francisco Garcia def. Andrew Nguyen via (T)KO in Rd. 1

George Garcia def. Rajesh Narine via (T)KO in Rd. 2

Brian Del Rosario def. Chris Minor via KO in Rd. 1

Amateur Bouts

Natalie Morgan def. Venus Anne Smith via (T)KO in Rd. 5

Janet Todd def. Krystal Khorge Unanimous Decision

Brandon Mendoza def. Thomas Dozier via (T)KO in Rd. 3

Gustavo Del Valle def. Souvankesa Som via Unanimous Decision

Arianna Gomez def. Chelsea Elexis Van via Unanimous Decision

Dejon Daniel def. Ryan Castillo via Unanimous Decision

Nathan Escamilla def. Jose Serrano via Unanimous Decision

Fight card for WCK Muay Thai's Cali 11: Bad To The Bone

WCK Muay Thai returns to action this Saturday, October 24th at the Hollywood Park Casino in Inglewood, CA with Cali 11: Bad To The Bone. The event will feature four pro bouts and eight amateur bouts.

The night's main event will be Francisco Garcia vs. Andrew Nguyen. The nights c-main event will feature Charles Bisset vs. Kevin Wiley. The two other pro bouts taking place on the card are Brian Del Rosario vs. Chris Minor and Rajesh Narine vs. George Garcia.

Fight Card:

Francisco Garcia vs. Andrew Nguyen

Charles Bisset vs. Kevin Wiley

Brian Del Rosario vs. Chris Minor

Rajesh Narine vs. George Garcia

Dejon Daniels vs. Ryan Castillo

Brandol Mendoza vs. Thomas Dozier

Natalie Morgan vs. Venus Anne Smith

Janet Todd vs. Krystal Khorge

Paul Silva vs. Tokla Ouch

Ariana Gomez vs. Chelsea Elexis Van

Gustavo Del Valle vs. Sovankesa Som

Nathan Escamilla vs. Jose Serrano

WCK Muay Thai "Bad to the Bone" results

WCK Muay Thai “Bad to the Bone” took place this past weekend at the Pechanga Hotel and Casino in Temecula, CA. In the night’s main event Sergio Pique and Virgil Zwicker fought for five rounds with Pique earning a split decision victory. Zwicker seemed to be the stronger fighter earlier in the bout, but as he began to fade Pique began to pick up the action and was able to take the fight on two of the three judge’s score cards.

In the night’s co-main event Mike Lemaire took home a split decision over Andy Murad. Lemaire was coming off a “Road to Glory” tournament win and many thought he would simply walk through Murad, but that wasn’t the case. Murad kept the fight close by clinching and slowing down the pace of the fight and not letting Lemaire unload with his heavy strikes. In the end two of the judge’s saw the fight for Lemaire, giving him the win. Lemaire remains undefeated and pushes his pro record to 8-0.

Josh Aragon won scored a spectacular knockout in the fourth round of his fight with Karl Santiago. The Sityodtong Los Angeles product connected with a spinning elbow that sent Santiago crashing down to the canvas. It was an impressive knockout by Aragon who is now 2-0 since turning pro.

Jemyma Betrian needed only 30 second to dispatch of Baitong Sumalee. Betrian sent Sumalee to the canvas as soon as the fight started after connecting with a bunch. When Sumalee got back to her feet, Betrian pounced and unloaded on her ending the fight. It was a dominant and impressive performance by Betrian.

Afam Egbochuku scored a third round knockout over Miguel Cosio in a fight that was full of action. The pair actually scored a double knockdown in the second round, but in the end it was Egbochuku who earned the stoppage victory.

In the night's other pro bouts Joe Davidson defeated John Vargas unanimous decision, Adam Rothweiler defeated Adrian Morilla by unanimous decision, Marvin Madariaga scored a third round (T)KO over Greg Roberts, and Jacob Poss scored a flying knee knockout over Jason Rzepka.

Results:
Sergio Pique def. Virgil Zwicker via Split Decision
Mike Lemaire def. Andy Murad via Split Decision
Josh Aragon def. Karl Santiago via KO (Spinning Elbow) in Rd. 4
Jemyma Betrian def. Baitong Sumalee via KO in Rd. 1
Adam Rothweiler def. Adrian Morilla via Unanimous Decision
Afam Egbochuku def. Miguel Cosio via KO in Rd. 3
Joe Davidson def. John Vargas via Unanimous Decision
Marvin Madariaga def. Greg Roberts via (T)KO in Rd. 3
Jacob Poss def. Jason Rzepka via KO in Rd. 1

Fight card for Saturday's WCK Muay Thai "Bad to the Bone" event

WCK Muay Thai returns to Temecula, CA this Saturday with “Bad to the Bone” at Pechanga Resort and Casino. The event will feature some of America’s rising talent such as Mike Lemaire, Afam Egbochuku, and Josh Aragon. Also fighting on the card will be some international talent as Sergio Pique, Baitong Sumalee and Jemyma Betrian will be fighting for WCK and WBC Muay Thai titles. 

Below is the full fight card for Saturday. You can see the entire fight card for Saturday's event at Pechanga Resort and Casino below.

Fight Card:
Sergio Pique vs. Virgil Zwicker
Josh Aragon vs. Karl Santiago
Jemyma Betrian vs. Baitong Sumalee
Adam Rothweiler vs. Adrian Morilla
Miguel Cosio vs. Afam Egbochuku
Joe Davidson vs. John Vargas
Greg Roberts vs. Marvin Madariaga
Jacob Poss vs. Jason Rzepka
Brian Burns vs. James Steelsmith
George Garcia vs. Jose Rodriguez

Virgil Zwicker talks upcoming bout with Sergio Pique at WCK Muay Thai "Bad to the Bone"

Virgil Zwicker will step over to Muay Thai from MMA this upcoming weekend at the WCK Muay Thai’s “Bad to the Bone” in Temecula, CA at Pechanga Casino. Standing across from Virgil in the ring will be Sergio Pique. This match-up has already been interesting with some smack talk. In a recent interview with MMA Interviews, Zwicker stated that he didn’t think Sergio could take a punch and that didn’t sit well with Pique and he made a short video in response. Virgil took some time off from his busy training to answer a few questions for us about the upcoming match-up.

MTA: You are taking a Muay Thai fight against Sergio Pique on April 6th. How did the Muay Thai bout come about?

Virgil: Well it came about when one of my coaches Bob Chaney asked me if I would be interested in fighting Muay Thai, I said yes and here we are.

MTA: You are known for MMA, do you think training has been easier for this fight since you only have to focus on your stand up?

Virgil: I think training MMA is very tough on the body, so it has been a relief to just focus on my stand up and work every day on my technique.

MTA: Is this going to be a onetime thing or do you plan on trying to get a few fights in before going back to MMA?

Virgil: This defiantly will not be a onetime deal I am going to try and manage both MMA and Muay Thai careers.

MTA: Muay Thai and Kickboxing are both growing in the states, are you a fan of either as far as sitting down and watching event like Glory, Lion Fight or any others that are going on?

Virgil: I have been a huge fan for years and am glad to see that kickboxing and Muay Thai are making a surge in the states.

MTA: In a recent interview with MMAInterview.tv you said you didn't think Sergio could take a shot. Sergio wasn't too happy about this. He said in an interview with us, "Don’t know what he bases that on and I actually don’t care. Think he’s scared so I guess it’s a natural reaction from his side". What goes through your mind when someone says you are scared of them?

Virgil: I said that in a interview because I was told by my coaches that he didn’t have a chin, when I looked him up, he looked like a lot better fighter than was told to me. That being said I stand by my coaches and I don’t think he can handle my power, as far as being scared, he don’t pump no fear in my heart. I am a true native from Kummeyaay decent for generations my tribe has produced warriors and have fought for our land and on April 6th that’s what I am in the ring to do and only hatred, anger, and my killer instinct will be with me.

MTA: What was the reason you think Sergio can't take one of your strikes and do you think you’re going to knock him out?

Virgil: Because I hit like a truck and yes I am going to try and knock him out and I like being hit and he doesn’t.

MTA: This fight is in your backyard, do you think having the crowd on your side gives you an extra advantage going into the fight?

Virgil: Yes I do, me having my family friends and fellow RezDog's this place is going to be going crazy with my supporters.

MTA: Thanks for your time Virgil, any words for your supporters?

Virgil: I just want to thank my coaches and teammates for all there help and of course my wife and children.

Sergio Pique talks upcoming fight with Virgil Zwicker at WCK Muay Thai "Bad to the Bone"

Sergio Pique and Virgil Zwicker will meet at the upcoming WKC Muay Thai "Bad to the Bone" at Pechanga Casino in Temecula, CA on April 6th. Sergio is the younger brother of Marco Pique, and has gathered a solid resume of his own. In a recent interview with MMA Interviews, Zwicker stated that he didn’t think Sergio could take a punch and that didn’t sit well with Sergio. He made this short video in response, and was more than happy to answer a few questions about his upcoming fight with Virgil.

MTA: Sergio you are fighting Virgil Zwicker on April 6th at the WCK Muay Thai show in Temecula, CA. How has training been going?

Sergio: I’ve trained for this fight like I’ve never trained before and I am very motivated to show the USA what I’m worth and to leave a very good impression.

MTA: Sergio what do you see as your biggest strength going into this fight?

Sergio: My biggest strength is that I’m coming prepared. I’m in shape as well when it comes to strength and technical skills.

MTA: In a recent interview Virgil stated you couldn't take a punch. What was your reaction when you heard this?

Sergio: My first reaction was “yeah right”! Don’t know what he bases that on and I actually don’t care. Think he’s scared so I guess it’s a natural reaction from his side.

MTA: Do you think he is underestimating you and if so why?

Sergio: Don’t know if he’s underestimating me, but if that’s the case that’s fine by me too. We’ll see what happens!

MTA: Do you think the fact that he has this pre conceived notion about you not being able to take a punch plays as an advantage for you?

Sergio: Don’t know if it is an advantage. Either way he’s going down.

MTA: Anything you have to say to Virgil?

Sergio: Don’t know him and I hope that he’s prepared to fight me. Don’t want to hear afterwards that he did not have an optimal training and that’s the reason why he lost the fight.

MTA: Can we get a prediction for the fight on April 6th?

Sergio: I’ll take him down in the second round. That’s my prediction! He won’t see round three!

MTA: Are you coming in looking to score a knockout or simply get the win with a knockout being a bonus?

Sergio: I’m coming to hurt him.

MTA: Your brother Marco has had a great career do you feel any added pressure when people find out you are related to him?

Sergio: My brother is my motivation. To see what he has accomplished makes me want to do the same, even more if possible.