In a main draw bout at the SENSHI Grand Prix up to 85 kg, Canadian Oliver Langlois-Ross and Surinamese Miles Simson are set to showcase their prowess. The two will clash on July 11th at 7:30 PM at the beach arena in the "St. St. Konstantin and Elena" resort, Varna, in a fight that will determine who advances to the semi-finals of the elimination tournament.
35-year-old Oliver Langlois-Ross from Canada is a familiar name to SENSHI audiences. He has competed four times in the series, securing two victories. Among his most significant accolades are the K-Energy 8-Man Tournament title in 2019, the WMO Thailand championship belt from 2018, and Thepprasit Stadium's heavyweight title from 2014. His accumulated experience in international tournaments and familiarity with the SENSHI atmosphere could prove to be a significant advantage.
Facing him will be 34-year-old Miles Simson from Suriname, making his SENSHI ring debut. He holds the WFCA Dutch Kickboxing Champion title, is a two-time Enfusion ECE world champion, and a SLAMM Muay Thai world champion. Known as "The Punisher," Simson describes himself as a complete fighter who can adapt to any circumstances. Recognizing the great opportunity the international SENSHI series offers, he aims to establish himself as a contender for the trophy right from his debut.
Under the spotlight, we will see two fighters with years of experience and championship titles, who will vie for a spot in the next phase of the tournament. For Langlois-Ross, this is an opportunity to leverage his accumulated experience in the SENSHI ring, while Simson will strive to demonstrate high-level fighting skills from his very first appearance in the series.
The international fight night SENSHI 32 Grand Prix will bring together 16 fighters from 13 countries on July 11th at 7:30 PM at the beach arena next to the "More" restaurant in the "St. St. Konstantin and Elena" resort, Varna. The elimination Grand Prix tournament up to 85 kg, which will crown the new SENSHI champion, will capture the fans' attention.