The sixth installment of the Philippine Combat Challenge (PCC 6) delivered an adrenaline-pumping night of action, featuring a stacked card filled with knockouts, submissions, and unforgettable performances. From the opening undercard bouts to the intense main event, fans were treated to the best of Philippine mixed martial arts.
UNDERCARD ACTION
Bout 1: Mike Claudin “D’Dreamer” Biana vs. Cyrone “The Blazer” Pacayra
Cyrone “The Blazer” Pacayra ignited the night with a fiery comeback performance, scoring a third-round TKO at 2:08. His precise striking and relentless pressure overwhelmed Biana, earning Pacayra a statement win.
Bout 2: Mohamar “The Fearless” Sobair vs. Aldrin Paolo Espinosa Tiu
Aldrin Paolo Espinosa Tiu proved why he’s one of the division’s most dangerous finishers, dismantling Sobair early with powerful combinations. Tiu closed the show with a Round 2 TKO at just 0:46, cementing his dominance.
Bout 3: Jethro “The Unforgiven” Castañeda vs. Benedick Morante
Castañeda wasted no time in delivering an explosive finish, stopping Morante with a Round 1 TKO at 2:18. “The Unforgiven” lived up to his name, unleashing fury from the opening bell.
Bout 4: John Leo “The Revenger” Batayola vs. Ric Angelo “The Slick” Benosa
In a more technical battle, Batayola showcased patience and control, outworking Benosa across all rounds to earn a unanimous decision victory.
MAIN CARD HIGHLIGHTS
Bout 5: Daniel “El Peligro” Ventura vs. Earl Patrick “The Zen Warrior” Paraiso
Ventura lived up to his nickname “El Peligro” (The Danger), finishing Paraiso with a Round 1 TKO at 2:11. His aggression and precision left no room for recovery for “The Zen Warrior.”
Bout 6: Joseph Serrano vs. Leon Mar “Buakaw” Abrasaldo
Abrasaldo delivered one of the night’s fastest finishes, securing a Round 1 TKO at 1:49 with a flurry of devastating strikes, reminding fans why he’s called “Buakaw.”
Bout 7: Angelo “Elturo” Pleños vs. Trister Yasay
Yasay pulled off an impressive first-round finish, earning a TKO at 3:15. His composure under fire and timely counterattacks proved too much for Pleños.
Bout 8: Mark Johnlloyd “D’ Crusher” Obniala vs. Iflex John “The Vulture” Labang
The anticipated clash between “D’ Crusher” and “The Vulture” ended in No Contest, leaving fans wanting a rematch to settle unfinished business.
Bout 9: Alfredo “Unleashed” Ferer Jr. vs. Dion Barbaso
Barbaso showcased his grappling expertise, catching Ferer Jr. in a slick guillotine choke submission at 3:45 of Round 1, forcing a quick tap and earning a roar from the crowd.
Bout 10: Florence “The Night Crawler” Manguiat vs. Mark Cachola
Manguiat lived up to his nickname, quickly slithering into a guillotine choke submission at 1:16 of Round 1 — one of the night’s fastest tap-outs.
Bout 11: Mark Anthony Jalaron vs. Ariel “The Joker” Oliveros
In another high-level striking display, Jalaron controlled the pace and dictated the exchanges, taking home a unanimous decision win against the always-entertaining “Joker.”
CO-MAIN EVENT: Lai Outlasts Hasuki in a Tactical War
Arvee Jon “Hasuki” Panganiban vs. Ting Yee “The Underdog” Lai
In a thrilling co-main event, Ting Yee “The Underdog” Lai silenced doubters once again with a disciplined and tactical performance, securing a unanimous decision victory over the explosive Panganiban. Lai’s composure and control from start to finish earned him a well-deserved nod from the judges.
MAIN EVENT: “D’Lion” Leonen Roars with a Submission Victory
Robin “D’Lion” Leonen vs. Aries “The Soldier of God” Lasar
Capping off the night in dominant fashion, Robin “D’Lion” Leonen proved why he’s the pride of PCC. In a back-and-forth battle, Leonen imposed his ground game before locking in a beautiful armbar submission in Round 2 at 2:31, forcing Lasar to tap. The victory further solidified Leonen’s status as one of the top finishers in the organization.
A Night to Remember
PCC 6 once again showcased the incredible depth of talent in the Philippine MMA scene — from explosive strikers to submission specialists. With fighters like Leonen, Lai, and Tiu leading the charge, the event cemented PCC’s growing reputation as the home of the country’s rising mixed martial arts stars.
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