Art of War 13, Beijing

Friday, 17th July 2009 ~ Maggie ~ Link ~ Comments (0)

China's top MMA show comes back to Beijing this weekend. Art of War 13: Rising Force, starts at 4 p.m. at Beijing Olympic Sports Center Auditorium. This is the third Art of War event this year, and the main event pits China's Wang Sai against Claes Beverlov of Sweden. Wu Hao Tian and Dai Shuang Hai, the Chinese fighters featured in the main event of the last two shows, will also be stepping into the ring. Other countries represented in this international event will include Poland, France, South Korea and Uzbekistan (to name a few). See the complete fight card here.

Tickets are available online here and venue information can be found here.

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