Romani kickboxer Sivák becomes first-ever champion of the Real Fight Arena organization
Slowly and unbelievably, Vašek Sivák has now won his 22nd professional match, defeating Patrik Záděra in the K-1 title fight and becoming the Real Fight Arena (RFA) organization's first-ever champion. During the first round, Záděra managed to keep up with "Bad Boy" Sivák, who dominated only slightly.
Záděra was able to retaliate with hard blows. From the second round on, however, Sivák began to be the unequivocal ruler of the contest.
The combinations of Sivák’s blows increased in force and speed. In the third round he managed to send his competitor to the mat twice.
The first time was a threatening kick to the head, when it seemed the fight might already be over, the second was a kick to the abdomen. Záděra always got back up, though, and the contest continued.
The fourth round cost both fighters the last of their strength, and Sivák ultimately took home the title with a victory on points. “Certainly Patrik was a harder rival than I anticipated, he really took a lot of punishment. His weight was the main thing. I don’t want to make excuses, but he was about five kilos heavier, which made a lot of difference. It took my breath away,” Sivák told news server Kaocko.cz.
“I wanted to end it, because I was a bit scared in the beginning. Then I turned on the machine and did my best to deliver nothing but clean blows. The high kick turned out, when I’m in the ring I’m just on and I feel nothing,” Sivák said with a smile.
