The title fight of the evening was the WMC Asian title fight between two outstanding athletes, Philip Delarmino from the Philippines, a Sea Games athlete and one of the most decorated Philippine athletes versus Zakaria El Jamari from the UAE who was one of the most outstanding athletes at the last IFMA Asian Championships. Both fighters earned their spot to participate for this prestigious belt. After the traditional Wai Khru both fighters got down to business. With the UAE fighter participating in front of his home crowd he had the support of the audience. The Philippine athlete showcased why the Philippines are one of the Asian powerhouses and after the success of the 2019 Sea Games where the Philippines took as many medals as Thailand it was a fight which had the audience on the edge of their seats. After 5 rounds of world class muaythai, the decision went to the Philippines in a fantastic fair contest with both athletes showing the highest sportsmanship. The belt was strapped around the Philippine athlete by the President of the UAE Federation, His Excellency Abdullah Al Neyadi who in great sportsmanship congratulated the Philippine athlete first and then offered encouragement toward his own athletes also by the President of United Through Sports, GAISF Vice President and IFMA General Secretary Stephan Fox. A fantastic night of muaythai showcasing that with the right safety requirements opportunities for athletes are there as well as qualifying points for the World Games 2022. IFMA and WMC have managed the pandemic in the best possible way putting the athletes at heart.