Back in May of this year, Kron Gracie signed with the Chinese-based, Japanese-managed, promotion Real Fight Championship, who is expanding internationally. He was supposed to be fighting in Japan on the same card as Gabi Garcia (who would also make her MMA debut) sometime by the end of the year.
Real Fight has hosted three shows so far, all in China.
According the Asian MMA website mma-in-asia.com, Kron’s MMA debut has been set for December 23, 2014 at the Ariake Coliseum. in Tokyo, Japan.
Two other Jiu-Jitsu champion will also be fighting on the card: brothers Marcos and Roberto ‘Satoshi’ Souza. Marcos will face Kenta Takagi for the Welterweight belt. Roberto Satoshi will also be on the card and will face Jeong Doo-Jae.
The card will also feature women’s BJJ world champion Gabi Garcia.
The De Souza brothers made their MMA debuts with the promotion. Chinese fighters UFC TUF veterans Zhang LiPeng and Yang JianPing also have been featured.
REAL 1
December 23, 2014
Ariake Coliseum
Tokyo, Japan
Kron Gracie vs TBA
Welterweight Championship
Marcos DeSouza vs Kenta Takagi 高木健太
Light Welterweight（-74.2kg）
Roberto Satoshi DeSouza サトシ・ソウザ vs Jeong Doo-Jae
Sanae Kikuta 菊田早苗 vs Song KeNan
Kazuyuki Miyata 宮田和幸 vs TBA Kazakhstan opponent
Taiyo Nakahara vs TBA
Gabi Garcia vs TBA
Megumi Yabushita 藪下めぐみら vs TBA
Carlos Toyota vs TBA
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