The Natural Born Killer is back again! This time, Malik faced off against young up-and-coming Swedish talent Carlos Prada in a very exciting MMA fight that took place in Stockholm as part of the Rumble of the Kings 2010 event. Prada started off strong, but was soon overwhelmed by Malik's striking power. Malik landed a number of spinning back kicks cleanly before closing the distance and delivering a flurry of unanswered punches. The referee had no option but to stop the fight, giving Malik the victory by TKO in the first round.
You can watch Malik's fight here.
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Thursday, December 2, 2010
Friday, September 17, 2010
Legacy's MMA stars at Martial Combat
The videos of all fights from Martial Combat 7 and 8 are now available to watch. It took a long time, but they were worth waiting for.
Ole's three round battle against Nicolas Lecomte, Vaughn's demolition of Korean Hellboy and Nick's ferocious ground and pound victory against Victor Wang, as well as Alex Niu's defeat at the hands of Vuyisile Colossa can all be found here.
Southeast Asia MMA and Martial Combat have also published a couple of articles about two of Legacy's MMA fighters:
Malik Mawlayi - A History of Violence
Isamu Himura
Ole's three round battle against Nicolas Lecomte, Vaughn's demolition of Korean Hellboy and Nick's ferocious ground and pound victory against Victor Wang, as well as Alex Niu's defeat at the hands of Vuyisile Colossa can all be found here.
Southeast Asia MMA and Martial Combat have also published a couple of articles about two of Legacy's MMA fighters:
Malik Mawlayi - A History of Violence
Isamu Himura
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Natural Born Killer bags another win in Singapore
Malik Arash Mawlayi returned to Resort World Sentosa last Wednesday to fight as the main event in Martial Combat 9. He submitted China based Thai fighter Arthit "Ah Ting" Hanchana in the second round, with an arm triangle. This was his second victory at Martial Combat against a muay thai based opponent. Once again he used his superior grappling and ground skills to secure a victory. Malik has been back in Sweden for a while, training hard, and all of Legacy are looking forward to him returning to Ubon some time next year.
Isamu Himura squared off against American Xavier Macay. It was his second appearance at Martial Combat and his first representing Legacy Gym. By all accounts, it was a close fight and this was reflected in the judges' scorecard, with the fight being scored as a draw - the first one in Martial Combat history. Isamu was very disappointed with the result, as he felt he clearly got the better of the ground fight.
The videos of both fights will be available in a couple of weeks, watch this space. Once again, pictures from ringside at Martial Combat come courtesy of Brett L. Thanks, mate!
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Monday, July 5, 2010
Fight Updates
In MMA:
Malik Arash Mawlayi's fight against Tiger Muay Thai's Cyrus Washington is now available. Click on the links below to watch Malik win his belt.
And here is a video of Egon's fight against Eduard Folayang on the same card.
In Muay Thai:
Last Friday, Phillip from Sweden had his third fight in Thailand, in the outskirts of Ubon. His original opponent pulled out of the fight in the last minute, and he ended up fighting a more experienced Thai. Phillip fought a good fight for five rounds, but, in the end, lost to a close decision.
In another countryside event the following afternoon, Hampus, also from Sweden, fought a well know local fighter, Pa Yu Yai. Unfortunately, he got caught by a punch/elbow combination and lost in the second round.
I will post videos of both fights and pictures of Phillip's fight here soon.
Malik Arash Mawlayi's fight against Tiger Muay Thai's Cyrus Washington is now available. Click on the links below to watch Malik win his belt.
And here is a video of Egon's fight against Eduard Folayang on the same card.
In Muay Thai:
Last Friday, Phillip from Sweden had his third fight in Thailand, in the outskirts of Ubon. His original opponent pulled out of the fight in the last minute, and he ended up fighting a more experienced Thai. Phillip fought a good fight for five rounds, but, in the end, lost to a close decision.
In another countryside event the following afternoon, Hampus, also from Sweden, fought a well know local fighter, Pa Yu Yai. Unfortunately, he got caught by a punch/elbow combination and lost in the second round.
I will post videos of both fights and pictures of Phillip's fight here soon.
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Thursday, June 17, 2010
Malik Arash Mawlayi wins ESPN Martial Combat belt in Singapore
photo: espnstar.com
Egon Racz unfortunately lost his fight against the highly rated Filipino fighter Eduard Folayang. The fight was stopped due to a guillotine choke.
Congratulations to both fighters from all of Legacy Gym!
Keep an eye on the blog for more pictures and videos of the fights, I will post them as soon as they become available. For detailed coverage of the event, check the articles below:
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Thursday, May 27, 2010
Malik Arash Mawlayi to fight for ESPN Martial Combat title in June

"Natural Born Killer" Malik Arash Mawlayi, head MMA instructor at Legacy Gym, will fight for the ESPN Martial Combat championship belt at 72kg. The fight will take place at the Resorts World Entertainment Complex, in Singapore, on 16-17 June.
Malik (pictured above) is training hard and will face off against the experienced American striker Cyrus Washington in a 5x5min round championship bout that will headline the 2 day event.
Legacy gym is already in proud possession of one of the Martial Combat championship belts, after Ole Laursen submitted the highly rated Brazilian sensation Eduardo Pachu in May 2010.

All the trainers and fighters at Legacy Gym are hoping that Malik's dedication and hard work will pay off, and wish him all the best for the big fight. Good luck, Malik!
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