ISINUSULONG ang malusog at drug-free lifestyle sa lahat ng mixed martial arts practitioners ang sentro ng programa ng National Muaythai Kick Boxing Council of the Philippines (NMKBCP) and SKY Enterprises Corporation.
At ito ang kanilang pinagpupursigihan sa ilalargang SKY-Southeast Asia Fighting Championship 62 sa Oct. 26 sa SM Mall of Asia Arena.
“The NMKBCP and SKY Enterprises Corp. are teaming up to achieve our common goal of promoting big-time martial arts tournament while encouraging our athletes to lead a healthy, drug-free lifestyle,” pahayag ni NMKBCP founder-president Emmanuel Sabrine sa kanyang pagbisita sa “Usapang Sports” ng Tabloids Organization in Philippine Sports (TOPS) nitong Huwebes sa National Press Club sa Intramuros.
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“It is hard to achieve both goals. But as they say, the road towards success is always travelled on by those who are bold enough to make that first step. With enough confidence, determination and an unwavering faith, all goals can be achieved,” sambit ni Cabrine.
Kasama niyang dumalo sa lingguhang forum na itinataguyod ng Philippine Sports Commission, PAGCOR, Community Basketball Association, NPC, at HG Guyabano Tea Leaf Drinks, si NMKBCP official Victor de la Riva.
Kumpiyansa si Cabrine na mapagtatagumpayan nila ang layunin, higit at kaisa nila ang SKY Enterprises nina Limuel Valla at Roland Pangilinan.
“This is only the first time that we will work together for SAFC, but we are looking at making our partnership for a long time,” aniya.
“As in all SAFC tournaments, we hope to provides opportunities for Filipino fighters to display and showcase their skills and afford them a chance to compete not only in the local martial arts scene, but also in the international arena, “ sambit ni De la Riva.
“For fighters competing for the first time, SAFC provides them a valuable experience and a chance to become a professional fighter someday,” aniya.
Ang mga magwawagi sa SKY-SAFC 62 ay kakatawan sa bansa sa gaganaping international competition.
