The GROMDA 26 card has been expanded to include more names familiar to fans. The federation announced that as many as four Polish fighters will return to the small ring on September 4.
GROMDA 26: POLISH COLOSSEUM is fast approaching. The next installment of bare-knuckle fights will take place on September 4, and in keeping with the organization’s tradition, it promises to be full of brutal exchanges and spectacular knockouts. In the small ring, fighters for whom going to war is no problem at all will face off once again.
The Federation is gradually revealing more details. In recent days, we’ve learned, among other things, about foreign newcomers and athletes returning after previous appearances. This time, it’s time for a major announcement regarding the members of the Polish national team.
GROMDA 26: POLISH COLOSSEUM will take place on Friday, September 4. The event will be streamed LIVE at http://GROMDA.tv.
“ROMUŚ,” “SKALPEL,” “ESIOR,” and “PIŁA” will perform at GROMDA 26
GROMDA confirmed the participation of four Polish fighters all at once. “ROMUŚ,” “SKALPEL,” “ESIOR,” and “PIŁA” will return to the ring—fighters whom the organization’s fans have already had the chance to see inside the ropes.
The fighters come from different parts of the country, and each of them has had a chance to showcase their own style at GROMDZIE. The Federation is billing them as four Polish gladiators who have been called upon to step back into the small ring.
– Polish gladiators from the farthest corners of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Summoned to fight in the Polish Colosseum. ROMUŚ, SKALPEL, ESIOR, AND PIŁA. ROMUŚ, from the Polish-German border, is a true master of quick action who never backs down from a challenge. ESIOR from Pomerania fights with tenacity and never resorts to cheap talk during a fight. SKALPEL, a lad from Silesia, doesn’t cut anyone any slack. PIŁA from Szczecin is a tough competitor who instantly puts any overconfident smart aleck in his place— as stated in the fighters’ preview.
The names of their opponents are still unknown. What is certain, however, is that the Polish national team at GROMDA 26 will be a large one, and the four fighters who have been announced will try to draw on the experience they gained during their previous bouts in the small ring.