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Global Fighting Championship

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Not to be confused withGolden Fighter Championship.
Kickboxing and mixed martial arts promotion
Global Fighting Championship
IndustryKickboxing,Mixed martial arts
FoundedApril 2012
FounderAmir Shafipour
Headquarters
Dubai
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Key people
Prince Amir Shafipour, Managing Director

Global Fighting Championship was aDubai-basedkickboxing andmixed martial arts (MMA) promotion. Fighters from around world on the roster includedBadr Hari,Peter Aerts,Gökhan Saki andZabit Samedov. It was considered as the biggest kickboxing and MMA promotion inMiddle East.[1][2][3]

Overview

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Each event had a4 Man Tournament in the heavy weight division with a winning amount of AED 1 Million. Along with the 4 Man Tournament, 7 superfights were conducted with kickboxers and MMA fighters from around the world. A total of 8 fight series had to be conducted, with each winner progressing towards the grand prix of $1 Million. The first series, took place atDubai World Trade Centre on 29 May 2014 and featuredPeter Aerts,Badr Hari andStefan Leko.

GFC Series

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GFC Fight Series 1[4] took place on 29 May 2014 atDubai World Trade Centre, withDutchMoroccanBadr Hari emerging as winner of theAED 1 Million defeatingAustralianPeter Graham in the final and advancing to theGFC Grand Prix.Michael Buffer was the presenter withMike Markham taking over asRing announcer andMichael Schiavello as theCommentator.

Fight TypeFighterFighterWinner
ExhibitionPeter AertsDewey CooperDraw
4 Man FightBadr HariStefan LekoBadr Hari
4 Man FightArnold OborotovPeter GrahamPeter Graham
4 Man FinalsPeter GrahamBadr HariBadr Hari
SuperfightJaideep SinghFatih UlusoyFatih Ulusoy
SuperfightBrian DouwesSrdjan SelesBrian Douwes
SuperfightErkan VarolAbbas MollamahdiErkan Varol
SuperfightGokhan TurkyilmazVaughn DonayreVaugh Donayre
SuperfightLuke JumeauHossein MollamahdiLuke Jumeau
SuperfightDarko JeremicKamran MorovatiKamran Morovati

GFC Fight Series 2[5] took place on 16 October 2014 atDubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium, withMoroccanIsmael Lazar emerging as winner of theAED 1 Million defeatingSenegal's Sem Tevette by TKO in Round 2 in the final and advancing to theGFC Grand Prix.Mike Markham was theRing announcer along withSteve Patrick Moore.MoroccanBadr Hari was supposed to fightFrenchPatrice Quarteron in the Exhibition Superfight,[6] but the fight fell through.Patrice Quarteron was eventually replaced withLithuanianArnold Oborotov.Melvin Manhoef was replaced withSem Tevette days before the fight due to an injury. He still came to support his replacement who lost the finals toIsmael Lazzar.

Fight TypeFighterFighterWinner
ExhibitionBadr HariArnold OborotovBadr Hari
4 Man FightIsmael LazaarTai TuivasaIsmael Lazaar
4 Man FightMohamed KarimSem TevetteSem Tevette
4 Man FinalsIsmael LazaarSem TevetteIsmael Lazaar
SuperfightAdrian GîrlonțaDavoud OjaghiAdrian Gîrlonța
SuperfightMohammad MansooriLuke JumeauLuke Jumeau
SuperfightAhmed AmirHossein MollamahdiAhmed Amir
SuperfightErkan VarolJamnian SrikamJamnian Srikam
SuperfightFatih UlusoySrdjan SelesFatih Ulusoy
SuperfightZabit SamedovJafar AhmadiZabit Samedov

GFC Fight Series 3 took place on 17 April 2015 atDubai Duty Free Tennis Stadium once again. The fight card includedZabit Samedov,Danyo Ilunga and Ismael Lazaar.Gökhan Saki made an appearance in the main event againstSebastian Ciobanu.

Controversy

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Badr Hari vsPatrice Quarteron was the much-awaited fight among fans for GFC Fighter Series 2. Due to Quarteron's unsportsmanlike conduct, he was axed from the fight.[7] Hari went on to say "About Patrice... he has been saying a lot about me. I don't care, I have been through those kind of clowns many times so he's nothing special,". Quarteron had made quite a hype about the fight across all social media platforms bashing Hari with memes. He was eventually replaced withArnold Oborotov who lost toBadr Hari by KO in round 1.

References

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  1. ^"Strong under-card heightens Global Fighting Championship excitement". Gulf News. 28 May 2014. Retrieved2014-05-28.
  2. ^"$1 million Global Fighting Championship returns to Dubai". Emirates 24/7. 2 October 2014. Retrieved2014-10-02.
  3. ^"Badr Hari is Morocco's million-dirham man at Global Fighting Championships". The National. Retrieved2014-05-30.
  4. ^"Dh1 million for the winner of first Global Fighting Championship". Emirates 24/7. 22 May 2014. Retrieved2014-05-22.
  5. ^"Hari and Quarteron ready to rumble in the Global Fighting Championship". 7 Days in Dubai. Archived fromthe original on 2015-02-17. Retrieved2018-03-27.
  6. ^"Patrice Quarteron dismisses Badr Hari's GFC challenge". Gulf News. 9 October 2014. Retrieved2014-10-09.
  7. ^"Badr Hari gets new opponent for GFC 4 on Thursday night as Quarteron axed". Bloody Elbow. Retrieved2014-10-15.
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