The Guayaquil martial artist arrived in the country last Sunday; reveals that his contract with Budo Sento Championship includes two additional fights.
In his first week in Ecuador, after winning the Budo Sento Championship champion belt on October 8 in Mexico, the martial artist Emiliano Linares appreciated that the national sports press this 2021 is spreading the news of the tricolor MMA fighters that at the beginning of the year they decided to emigrate to Mexico with the slogan of making the leap to the big leagues in the United States.
Linares, unlike the other nine Ecuadorian MMA exponents who traveled to the Aztec country to train and participate in events of different companies, is the only one who has won a championship title.
The Guayaquil-born man made history in the MMA main event of Budo Sento Vol. 4, in Mexico City, by winning by unanimous decision after five long rounds against local Eddy Alexis Rosaldo, in a duel for the 145-pound championship, and so on. become the first male champion in company history.
Linares received the sash in the presence of Mario Delgado, partner of Budo Sento Championship, and before influencers such as Stephen Tecci, vice president of PPV & UFC Fight Pass, and Mick Maynard, matchmaker de UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship).
“I am very happy to have brought this joy to all of Ecuador, to all of Latin America, to all lovers of combat sports. What follows is to continue training, do the pre-camp here in Ecuador until January, because on the 15th (January) we will be in Mexican lands continuing with the camp with my teacher Dodger (Augusto) Montaño at the central academy of Bonebreakers. Here I will be in the Team Predador Víctor Avilés training day by day ”, said Linares in an interview with EL UNIVERSO.
The first Budo Sento champion, the Ecuadorian Emiliano Linares, returned to the country last Sunday. During his media tour, he spoke with us and showed the belt that he won in Mexico City on October 8. pic.twitter.com/EFIT0RU1n9
– Alejandro Fierro (@ alefierro_87) October 22, 2021
The 21-year-old welterweight stated that his agent is analyzing various offers from promoters who followed the Ecuadorian’s performance in the Budo Sento Vol. 4 event. Any decision, however, Linares assured will be made in due course, without haste.
Two additional fights include his contract with Budo Sento
The brand new winner of Budo Sento. Vol 4 indicated that the contract he signed with Budo Sento Championship has two additional matches to be fulfilled. That league plans to carry out Budo Sento Vol. 5 next December, but the tricolor fighter has considered, together with his team, not to compete until 2022 when the sixth or seventh edition of Budo Sento takes place.
“If Budo Sento celebrates one more volume, it would be this year in December, when perhaps another Ecuadorian (Christian Alquinga) is giving us another great joy there. If this happens, I will not be participating in the next Budo Sento, but in the next one, Budo Sento Vol. 6. This would already be in 2022, and those would be the next steps to forge in this race ”.
“There really is no worrying injury, what I have are small blows that I will be able to recover from and take out these days,” he added.
In his first week in Guayaquil since returning from Mexico City, Linares has begun working on sessions of grappling and physical preparation. Then, he says, he will resume the kickboxing, boxing, Muay Thai, everything concerning the striking. (D)
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