The Evolution of the Dogfight Wild Tournament
the Dogfight Wild Tournament has come a long way since its inception two years ago. From its humble beginnings to the current massive event it has become, the tournament has consistently pushed the boundaries of what is possible in the world of fighting.
The first edition of the tournament saw César Alonso take on two opponents at once, showcasing his skills and proving that with the right training, a professional fighter can overcome even the most daunting challenges. The following year, Eduardo Riego took it to the next level by defeating three fighters simultaneously, leaving the audience in awe.
Unfortunately, Eduardo Riego will not be participating in this year’s tournament due to an injury. However, Jordi Wild has ensured that the event will still be an unforgettable experience for fans. This year’s main event will feature a ‘battle royale’ mode, where 10 fighters will compete against each other until only one remains.
A New Level of Competition
The ‘battle royale’ mode is a first for the tournament, and Jordi Wild has expressed his excitement about the event. He believes that it will be a historic moment that fans will remember for years to come. The event will not take place in the traditional octagon, but rather in a larger area that will allow for the 10 fighters, 6 referees, and cameras to move freely.
The fighters participating in the event have not been announced yet, but Jordi Wild has revealed that it was easy to find participants, as everyone wanted to be a part of this unique experience. The rules of the fight are simple: the 10 fighters will start in a circle, and from there, anything goes. The only restriction is that they cannot leave the designated area.
What’s more, Jordi Wild has confirmed that some of the fighters participating in the ‘battle royale’ are former participants from previous editions of the tournament. This means that fans will get to see familiar faces in the main event, adding an extra layer of excitement to the competition.