On Monday, May 6, the very interesting Cz Fighters for veterans event awaits us at the UNYP Arena in Prague, which will offer a whole series of very unusual fights, which will even be broadcast by Czech TV, which is a big step for combat sports. Dvořák, Pokorný, Široký, Humburger and perhaps the referee Přibyl, who of course has a wealth of experience, are going to the event. The interesting thing is that he will compete with his colleague’s son.
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“The main card of our gala evening will be opened by the battle of the generations, Václav Přibyl, for his many years of experience in MMA, against the son of a well-known referee in the Czech Republic, Pavel Touš.
Vašek, who works as a bodyguard for President Pavel, dusts off his gloves so that together with Pavel Touš Jr. they will fight in big gloves for the Military Solidarity Fund.
The fact that Vašek has known his opponent since he was very young adds to the atmosphere of the whole match, and it will be so interesting to see how both of them manage to put their sympathies aside in the fight.
The result, as with every fight on our card, won’t matter. Help for soldiers, military veterans and children of the fallen, to whom the proceeds from CZ Fighters for veterans are dedicated, is important. Come and enjoy a unique gala evening of combat sports with us and at the same time support our heroes.” the CZ Fighters for veterans organization confirmed the Přibyl vs. Touš Jr. fight, which promises to be an interesting spectacle.
The main idea of the action
“The idea of this charity event is to connect the worlds of professional wrestlers and soldiers in order to support war veterans and their families, including children of the fallen. Proceeds from the project will be directed to the Military Solidarity Fund.
The project received the patronage of the Minister of Defense of the Czech Republic and the Chief of the General Staff of the Army of the Czech Republic. The wrestling card of the evening includes soldiers of the Army of the Czech Republic and professional wrestlers,” the organization states on its website.
