Ninth Abu Dhabi Extreme Event Launches In Paris Featuring Elite Global Jiu-Jitsu Stars

The ninth edition of Abu Dhabi Extreme (ADXC) is set to commence in Paris, showcasing top jiu-jitsu and grappling athletes from France and beyond. This global event includes various activities leading up to the main fights, starting with a press conference on 17th April to introduce key details and contenders. Official weigh-ins follow on 18th April, with the main bouts scheduled for 19th April at the renowned Dojo de Paris.

Rodrigo Valerio, Chief Operating Officer at International Vision Sports Management, confirmed that preparations are nearly complete. The setup includes lighting systems, live broadcast technology, and electronic refereeing to ensure a high-quality experience for athletes and spectators alike. He highlighted the organising committee's dedication to delivering an outstanding edition that mirrors the championship's evolution and Abu Dhabi’s growing influence in martial arts.

The event will feature several prominent names in combat sports. French Olympic judo champion Gillion Chane will face Bellator veteran DeBlauw Tjouti in a highly anticipated matchup. Other notable fighters include Reda Mebtouche, who will compete against Italy’s Amin Aoun, and Nicolas Renier, set to clash with Brazilian Peter Frank. Frederic "Lili" Tala will take on veteran Asare, while Anthony de Oliveira faces Brazilian Gabriel Souza.

This championship is a significant fixture on France’s martial arts calendar. It offers fans a chance to witness professional bouts under the Abu Dhabi banner, reinforcing the emirate’s leadership in developing these disciplines globally. The Paris edition builds on past successes, especially last year’s well-attended event that received extensive media coverage.

The participation of elite French and international athletes highlights Abu Dhabi Extreme's prestigious reputation. It also underscores Abu Dhabi's crucial role in advancing jiu-jitsu, grappling, and mixed martial arts worldwide. Stephanie Caroline Faure will meet Tamara Torres, while Aurélie Le Vern battles Finland’s Simola. These matchups further elevate the event's profile.

A final press conference will conclude the event after the matches to present results and reactions. This gathering continues to position France as a key destination for international competitions like ADXC. The strong turnout of athletes reflects the championship's esteemed status in the martial arts community.

The ADXC event not only showcases top-tier talent but also strengthens Abu Dhabi's position as a leader in global martial arts development. With meticulous preparations ensuring an exceptional experience for all involved, this edition promises to be memorable for both participants and fans alike.

With inputs from WAM