It will be his second match in the cage of the Mexican company UWC, the first agreed in the bantamweight division.
The confrontation between the Ecuadorian Andrés Luna Martinetti and the Mexican Paúl Márquez will be the co-feature of the UWC 30 function to be held this Friday, November 26 in Tijuana, Mexico.
Starting at 2:00 p.m. local time (4:00 p.m. in Ecuador), the transmission of the matches will begin on the Ultimate Warrior Challenge México (UWC) channel on YouTube, while the main card It will be at 17:00 local (19:00 from Ecuador) by UFC Fight Pass.
This will be Luna’s second matchup in the UWC cage, the first agreed to in the bantamweight division, at three rounds five minutes.
Luna, from Guayaquil, has more experience in MMA as she already has a professional record of 11-0-0 and the most recent fight was last August.
On that occasion the member of Team Predador and Entram Gym finished off the local Francisco Benítez in the first round from UWC 28’s main event.
For its part, Tender Marquez, from Naucalpan de Juárez, Mexico City, is 7-7-0.
They are both undefeated.
The main fight of the night will be in catchweight 175 pounds when Alfonso Leyva (4-0-0) meets Alberto Galera (2-1-0) in a three-way match rounds.
Another fight that has drawn attention in featherweight, where the turn will be for the also Ecuadorian Aarón Cañarte (7-0-0), from Guayaquil, against Franco Lüa (2-1-0), from Säo Paulo, Brazil, in a duel agreed to three rounds, five minutes each.
Javier Basurto (18-7-0), from San Isidro, Manabí, will make his debut for the company by facing Christopher Ramírez in the lightweight division (155 pounds).
UWC 30 will be on Friday, November 26 with a total of ten professional fights in Tijuana, Baja California. The programming begins at 5:00 p.m. local with the stage of the preliminaries, while the main card starts at 7:00 p.m. local. (D)
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