Amin Abbas

DUBAI: Abu Dhabi Extreme Championship (ADXC 3) is taking the jiu-jitsu action to the Brazilian city of Balneário Camboriú from March 1 to 3, bringing many exciting activities for fight fans to enjoy as they discover the endless possibilities that combat sports offer.

From March 1 to 3, Abu Dhabi jiu-jitsu pro (AJP) athletes will prepare themselves and make their way to the Expocentro for the South America Continental 2024, bringing about three days of competition as they seek valuable points to climb the organization’s rankings.

On March 2, the Abu Dhabi Extreme Championship brings its first tournament to foreign soil, with a line-up featuring some of the best names from both Jiu-Jitsu and MMA for one explosive night of grappling.

The ADXC 3 features the best grappling and jiu-jitsu fighters challenging their techniques in the ADXC cage. In the main event fights, Bruno Lima faces Jansen Gomes, and Beatriz Mesquita duels against Jennifer Maia.

Last but not least, the UAE Warriors 48 take place on March 3rd, elevating the mixed martial arts scene to its peak as the tournament closes off the fight week, with Rafael “Morcego” Silva facing Vicente Vargas in the main event of the evening.

The fight week will also promote three high-level tournaments organized by International Vision Sports Management (IVSM), all broadcast live and exclusively on the modern streaming platform TX7.ae.

By joining hands with Brazil and the Balneário Camboriú, AJP once again showcases its investment in combat sports and its long-standing commitment to the goal of increasing both Jiu-Jitsu’s and MMA’s reach across the globe.