List of Winners of URCC "Colossal" Global Fight

As expected, every bout was explosive and exciting. It was a long night but every minute was worth it. Here are the list of winners of the last URCC Colossal Fights. 

1) Junryl Cago (Philippines) vs Ariel “Lady Boxer” Oliveros (Philippines) Winner: Ariel Oliveros - referee stoppage due to strikes in Round 2 Strawweight 

2) Joevincent So (Philippines) vs Dave Bangguigui 
Winner: Dave Bangguigui - TKO via Ground Strikes in Round 3 
Flyweight 

3) Denise Zamboanga (Philippines) vs Eubin Cho (South Korea) 
Winner: Denice Zamboanga - Referee stoppage due to Strikes in Round 2 Women's Strawweight 

4) Arvin "Asintado" Chan (Philippines) vs Jess Dan dela Peña (Philippines) Winner: Arvin Chan - Submission via Kimura Armbar in Round 2 Welterweight

5) Afonso Cego (Brazil) vs John "The Outlaw" Adajar (Philippines) Winner: John Adajar - TKO in Round 2 
Welterweight Champion 

6) Ernesto "Iron" Montilla Jr (Phils) vs Jiar "Twister" Castillo (Phils) Winner: Ernesto Montilla Jr. - Submission via Rear-Naked Choke in Round 1 URCC Global Flyweight Championship

7) Geli Bulaong (Phils) vs Ji Seon Seo (South Korea) 
Winner: Ji Seon Yeo - Submission via Triangle Choke in Round 1 
URCC Global Women's Flyweight Championship 

 Team Korea vs Team Philippines 3 on 3 
Winner: Team Philippines (Mark Palomar, Brian Paule, Patrick dos Santos) - TKO in Round 1 

9) Co-Main Event 
Sugar Ray "Mammoth" Estroso (Phils) vs Caloy Baduria (Phils) 
Winner: Unanimous Decision in Round 5 
URCC Global Heavyweight Championship

10) Main Event 
Do Gyeom "The Undead" Lee (South Korea) vs Mark "Mugen" Striegl (Phils) Winner: Mark Striegl - Submission via Standing Guillotine Choke in Round 1 URCC Global Featherweight Championship

Portrait Artists Guild Opens Pigura

The Filipino Portrait Artists’ Guild, Inc. (FPAGI), a group of portrait artists based in Manila, will be opening their first group show on August 25, Thursday, 5 pm at Gateway Gallery. 

The 21 artist-members have lined up various figurative paintings that depict the Filipino at work, during leisure, in motion and at rest. The works are indicative of the artists’ level of understanding of the human figure in relation to his or her environment, showing variety of styles, composition and influence.

The Filipino Portrait Artist’s Guild, Inc. is a professional non-profit organization formed in April 2010 to promote the art of portraiture and figurative works. The members are of various ages and come mostly from the esteemed UP College of Fine Arts.  Its members are the resident artists of Gateway Gallery where they hold regular portrait sketching every Thursday.

The artists participating in the exhibit include Donat Alvarez, Mardy Aguilar, Adi Baen, Grandier Bella, Cee Cadid, Carlos Castro, Romy Carlos, Rick De Villa, Norman Dreo, Tess Duldulao, Esther Garcia, Horacio Gillego, Sen Lacson, Lea Lim, Nemi Miranda, Lupicinio Ng, Alvin Montano, Noel Pocot, Menchu Sarmiento, Bing Siochi and Myke Velasco.

Everyone is invited to grace the opening on August 25 which will have Dr. Raul Sunico as the guest of honor. Dr. Sunico is the President of the Cultural Center of the Philippines and the Dean of the UST Conservatory of Music.

The exhibit will run until September 8, 2016. Gateway Gallery is located at the 5F, Gateway Tower, Araneta Center, Quezon City.

For inquiries on the exhibit, please contact 588-4000 local 8300 or email gatewaygallery@aranetagroup.com. Gateway Gallery is open daily from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. It is run by the J. Amado Araneta Foundation, Inc. of the Araneta Group of Companies. 



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