One Championship: “I struggled by my dream”

Denice Zamboanga hopes to be remembered not only for his successes in the World Championship, but also because of his unworthy perseverance through the darkest moments of his journey in martial arts.

“The Menace” ended its glory in the world title in the world's largest martial arts organization earlier this year, when the outstanding Ukrainian Alyona Rasshyna ended in the second round of the world interim title TIFF within the Lumpinee stadium in Bangkok, Thailand.

Unfortunately, a possible unification war against the label was awaiting, as the Fairtex Training Center subsidiary saw that his return was delayed due to the ongoing rehabilitation sessions.

As a result, The label resigned from its place at the top of the throneturning Zamboanga into the world champion MMA of the weight of the Women One Women One atom.

Zamboanga, who had a windy road up to 26 pounds of gold, is grateful that his patience and dedication have helped him fulfill his dream.

During a recent chat with Carlo Arazzo, he reflected on the deepest message that he wants to convey to the fans who have supported him both for triumph and adversity.

“I want people to remember that Denice Zamboanga did not give up and never gave up their dreams,” he shared when he asked which legacy expected to leave behind.

“I even wanted to give up, but Denice Zamboanga tested his faith and almost gave up, but I continued to effort -to my dream and I continued to believe and trust God to enter my dream.”

Sharing his struggles with the doubt and temptation to leave, the representative of T-Rex Mma It offers hope to anyone who faces seemingly impassable challenges to pursue their dreams.

His path to One Gold is evidence that the unequable faith and determination can overcome the darkest moments, transforming the defeats and the mishaps into the final victory.

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Denice Zamboanga wants to be part of the return to Japan by the end of this year

Although Denice Zamboanga does not take into account a clear opponent to begin his reign as a queen MMA of heavy weight, “The Menace” takes into account a perfect place.

The 28-year-old, who is the first MMA world champion in Philippines, wants to do Is part of a 173 at the iconic Ariake Arena In Tokyo, Japan.

“I hope that, at the will of God, I will have the opportunity to compete in a 173 in Japan, a beautiful country that loves martial arts and reflects the values ​​we propose,” Zamboanga told Spin.ph.

So far, two world title fights have already been confirmed for the second departure of the promotion to Japan this year.

To the main event Superbon and Masaaki Noiri Tango to determine the only world champion of Kickboxing Pweather.

Before launching, “Reg Rug” Oumar Kane puts its global heavy weight title on the line in a resale against the King of two MMA divisions, Anatoly Malekhin.