Aarya (Madhya Pradesh) vs Ayeera (Jammu & Kashmir) | 5th MMA India Nationals 2022 | Final

Here is the full fight between Aarya Choudhary (Madhya Pradesh) in the Blue Corner vs Ayeera Chishti (Jammu & Kashmir) in the Red Corner from the Youth A Female Strawweight division final.

The 5th MMA India National Championship was held in Neemuch, Madhya Pradesh from 19 May 2022 to 22 May 2022 and was hosted by the Sports Association of Mixed Martial Arts Madhya Pradesh.

The Nationals was also host to the AGM of MMA India Federation and featured more than 300 athletes competing across different weight classes for a spot on the Indian team for IMMAF Asian Championship and IMMAF Youth World Championship.

The Nationals culminated with the Fight of Knights event which happened at the Rajendra Prasad Stadium in Neemuch and featured a string of celebrities including former WWE champion The Great Khali, Bigg Boss Star Claudia Ciesla, Bollywood Actor Ranjeet among others.

LockerRoom India was the official Media Partner for the event.

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