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Marcus Buchecha Puts His Much Awaited MMA Debut on Hold

Marcus Buchecha Puts His Much Awaited MMA Debut on Hold

The winningest IBJJF World Jiu-Jitsu champion of all time with 13 wins, Marcus Buchecha Almeida was set to make his MMA debut date set for his MMA  on February 24th for One Championship in Singapore, but now his debut has postponed.

His original opponent Oumar Kane has been booked to face Cameroun’s Alain Nglani. What happened to Buchecha. The champ hasn’t yet made any official statement but our sources close to Buchecha have told us that he has pulled out due to an injury.

Buchecha, at 30, also boasts two ADCC titles – the world’s largest grappling tournament – among other achievements in Jiu-Jitsu. The heavyweight signed with One and has been training in several MMA gyms like ATT, Kings MMA and AKA.

Buchecha’s Senegalese original opponent “Reug Reug”, as he is known, also comes from the grappling world, but different from the Brazilian who specializes in Jiu-Jitsu. The base of the African’s game is in Senegalese Wrestling, known as Laamb. The 28-year-old has only one fight as an MMA professional and beat Sofiane Boukichou by knockout in the second round, in a fight valid for Ares FC, in December 2019.

In this Ares FC MMA fight, Senegalese wrestling king Oumar “Reug Reug” Kane sure made an impression against experimented fighter Soufiane Boukichou.

At one point, Kane was caught in a Kimura, he countered it by straightening his arm, then grabbing his opponent’s waist, getting up and power bombing his opponent!

Check it out:

Senegalese Wrestler Counters Kimura Attempt with Power Bomb Slam

On the same card, Brazilian Adriano Moraes will defend the flyweight belt against Demetrious Johnson, a former UFC champion.

Learn The “Automatic Game Over” Pass That The Best BJJ Competitor Of All Time Uses To Destroy Ever Guard: Buchecha’s signature Folding Pass System.

  • It’s simple – anyone can do it and you don’t need flexibility or size to use Buchecha’s folding pass.
  • Marcus “Buchecha” Almeida is a 13-time world champion, a record number of titles.