LEÓN, Gto.MX – Last weekend, León was the venue for the edition number 24 of the exhibition of MMA organized by the Gladiator Coliseumadores Black Samurai (CGBS) at the packed Hotel Real de Minas. The event, dedicated to cultivating fighters with strong values, featured a combination of Boxing, Muay Thai and Mixed MartialArts (MMA), which thrilled fans until the early hours of Sunday morning. Highlights included amateur and professional MMA bouts, with the audience captivated by the dedication and skill of fighters of all levels. Surprisingly, young children as young as 4 years oldincluding a five-year-old girl and several young women, also showed their commitment and professionalism, demonstrating their love for contact sports in the cage.
Guillermo Orozco, founder of Black Samurai Gladiators Coliseumemphasized the formative impact of contact sports, pointing out that disciplines such as Karate and MMA inculcate values such as commitment, dedication and discipline. Orozco stressed that beyond physical training, these sports offer children and young people an alternative to negative influences, keeping them focused and engaged in positive, character-building activities.
After the boxing matches, the scene shifted to Muay Thai. Known as “the art of eight limbs,” Muay Thai brought a new level of intensity to the ring as fighters employed their fists, elbows, knees and shins in ultra-fast exchanges. For the audience, the contrast between the precision of boxing and the ferocity of Muay Thai was electrifying. The fighters demonstrated the technical prowess and conditioning that Muay Thai demands, thrilling the audience with punching combinations, quick counterattacks and explosive kicks that kept the fans on their feet.
After the Muay Thai bouts, Coliseo Gladiadores lived up to its reputation as one of Mexico’s premier MMA organizations. The MMA portion of the evening began with amateur fights, featuring up-and-coming fighters from all over Mexico. These bouts included intense grappling, grappling and fierce exchanges both on the ground and on the feet, underscoring the physical and mental toughness required in MMA. Each fighter came equipped with unique skills and strategies honed through years of training, making each round a showcase of dedication and discipline.
With a legacy dating back to its inception, the Coliseo Gladiadores Black Samurai has served as a key platform for Mexican fighters to showcase their skills and make a name for themselves in the world of MMA. This 24th edition of the event attracted top talent from across the country and Latin America, each athlete eager to impress. The fighters, many of whom have spent years training and honing their skills, entered the arena to the full backing of an enthusiastic crowd.
The Coliseo Gladiadores event has become a must-attend event for MMA fans, attracting not only local fans but also fight enthusiasts from neighboring cities and states. As combat sports continue to grow in Mexico, the Coliseo Gladiadores Black Samurai remains at the forefront, providing a platform for the country’s fighters and fueling the passion of fight fans throughout the region. With the conclusion of its 24th edition, Leon has once again proven itself to be a powerhouse in Mexican MMA, setting the bar high for future events and keeping the pulse of Mexican combat sports strong.
