While the spotlight is on the upcoming UFC 294 clash between Islam Makhachev and former rival Alexander Volkanovski, the Indian fight scene is buzzing with excitement for Anshul Jubli’s bout. Jubli’s match holds significant weight, as a victory could make history following his signing with the UFC. Furthermore, the momentum in Indian fighting doesn’t stop there, as the biggest promotion has recently inked a deal with Puja Tomar, marking a groundbreaking moment as the first female Indian fighter to join the $12billion promotion.
Puja Tomar Makes History as First Indian Female Fighter Signed by $12B company, Ahead Of UFC 294 Anshul Jubli Fight
India’s sports scene is on a remarkable rise, exemplified by a strong showing at the recent Asian Games 2023. The momentum of Indian athletes is only building, and in the world of MMA, Anshul Jubli has made a significant mark with an upcoming fight at the Abu Dhabi UFC event.
Adding to the excitement, Puja Tomar’s recent signing has brought a new wave of enthusiasm. Puja herself shared this news on her Instagram. Which is indeed a historic moment as she is the first ever women fighter to be signed by UFC.
Puja expressed her gratitude towards Ayesha Shroff and MFN promotion for helping to get her UFC contract, marking a historic moment as the first Indian Female Fighter in the UFC. Coming from a humble background in UP’s Budhana, now she’ll have the whole country behind her.
As the MFN strawweight champ, she emphasized how MFN played a pivotal role in her growth, shaping her into a dominant force in the sport. Puja reassured that she won’t let anyone down and is determined to make her country proud.
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Interestingly, Puja’s training roots at Soma Fight Club, where Anshul also honed his skills, underline the hard work and dedication her coaches invested in her journey to becoming a fighter. In joining the UFC, she sent a powerful message to all her future opponents, that “she is coming”. And now Jubli is not the only one who is representing India at the UFC.
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