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Fury Championship Vol 2 features two prestigious title clash

KARISMA Arena in Seremban, Negeri Sembilan will be the centre of attention for combat sports fans when Fury Championship Vol. 2 takes place this Saturday, July 25 as the second edition features two prestigious title fights, including the inaugural Fury Muay Thai Lightweight Championship.

The main event sees Malaysia’s Izat Zaki take on Indonesia’s Brian “The Spoiled Boy” for the inaugural Fury Muay Thai Lightweight Championship title. Meanwhile, the co-main event pits Malaysia’s Putih “Pretty Boy” against Indonesia’s Ilham “Flanker” Levisa for the OPBF Silver Super Lightweight Championship.

The action begins with free bouts at 5.25pm before the main PPV programme starts at 8pm, featuring the co-main event and main event. Fans can also enjoy a special performance of “Tiket Sehala”, with the event expected to conclude at around 11pm.

Tickets to watch Fury Championship Vol. 2 live at Karisma Arena are available exclusively via WowTix, while fans unable to attend can catch the event via PPV on Tonton. Selected content will also be streamed live on Fury Championship’s official YouTube and TikTok channels at @furychampionshipmy.

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