We love MMA *31* 13.05.2017 Konig-Pilsener ARENA Tickets

On May 13th, 2017, the Konig-Pilsener ARENA was electrified once again with another iconic installment – ‘We Love MMA *31*’. The sport of mixed martial arts (MMA) has come a long way since inception and tournaments such as this only add more momentum to taking MMA to great heights in Europe.

MMA is a full-contact combat sport that allows for various techniques such as grappling, striking, and wrestling to be used by fighters during matches. It was initially born out of the need to determine the most efficient martial art fighting style between different contenders. However, gradually it evolved into a sport on its own, attracting fans and competitors alike.

The ‘We Love MMA’ series prides itself on being one of the biggest platforms for new talent to showcase their fighting prowess to audiences. With almost four thousand spectators packed into the arena, adrenaline ran high in the pre-fight anticipation. Spectators hailed from all over Germany, cheering on their favorites in what promised to be an action-packed night. A mixture of standing tickets, ringside seats, and VIP sofas ensured there was something for everyone.

In this sport, there are no real winners or losers: each fight will always show respect towards their opponent, regardless of the outcome. With every match came a new champion who showed fierce moves which made it difficult for opponents to defeat them.

One of the main highlights of the night was the clash between two heavyweight fighters – Andrej Bunga vs. Jhonata Dos Santos. Both competitors gave everything they had with Bunga landing some powerful blows. Feeling threatened, Dos Santos went for continuous takedowns but ended up getting trapped in a rear-naked chokehold by his opponent. In the end, Bunga emerged victorious via submission put forth by DOS.

The women fought it out too, in a match between veteran fighter Ania Fucz and Karina Vasco. With Fucz being the clear favorite, Karina stood her ground and put on a well thought out challenge, unleashing several strikes but failing to gain a submission. Despite her loss, Karina showed great potential and an appetite for more action which was appreciated by the crowd.

‘We Love MMA *31*’ proved once again to be an unmissable event that provided all the excitement and adrenaline rush that comes with watching live MMA fights. It demonstrated that in Germany, mixed martial arts is not just viewed as a violent sport but as a representation of both physical prowess and mental fortitude, where respect for opponents is just as important as victory.

Overall, the evening presented a star-studded line-up of in-form fighters displaying world-class skill in their respective weight categories. This year’s event only served to reinforce the MMA’s growing status as one of the most captivating sports, not just in Germany, but globally.