 VALOR, previously known as Pitbull, has continued to grow after it's transition in ownership.
Currently offering the premiere fights in KT and TWGC, VALOR is the home of almost 100 fighters. In troubling waters following the many changes to the system, the ship has corrected and found it's groove by pioneering the popularity payscale.
Dane Chakrawan, the owner, commented on the organization as follows:
"When it comes to VALOR, it was slightly complicated after the transition from Pitbull to find our footing. But we've succeeded, and it's entirely thanks to the competitors and managers that keep troubled aspects alive. Previously both aspects were seen as 'sparbot' dumpers where you would passively gain money. But now we've managed to turn it into a formally competitive environment where it's not just an afterthought to participate, but an active goal.
New faces have also changed the landscape drastically. Just recently we've seen individuals rise to the occasion like Irlav Jarol or Samart Bukaew. Or VALOR newcomer, Dreynos Elvul quickly earning himself the title of #1 grappler by dethroning Gillechriosd McCoy. There are a lot of interesting shakeups happening, and we encourage those with skilled enough fighters to contact us and forge their legacies."
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 The King of the Quay is back online, bruised, unbeaten, and unbothered. Fresh off his 15th straight victory, a second-round knockout over the brave-but-battered Frenkie Chen, Cam Aspinall (15-0) is living the heavyweight dream: tea, titles, and total mayhem.
Frenkie, the former middleweight champ who bulked up to take a swing at the throne, promised speed, skill, and a shocking upset. What he got was a thunderous right hand halfway through round two and a front-row view of the Camden Conference Centre lights.
Now, less than three weeks later, the Geordie juggernaut is already back at it, training, filming, and somehow managing to survive his most dangerous opponent yet: domestic appliances.
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