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Danillo in the WEC. Photo: Josh Hedges

Among the bouts scheduled for Bitetti Combat 6, one in particular should get the crowd in Brasilia’s Nilson Nelson gymnasium especially fired up this coming 25^th. Hometown boy and American Top Team representative Danillo “Indio” Villefort will have one of the hottest prospects of Brasil’s latest new generation of MMA fighter ahead of him, Cassiano Tytschyo.

“I watched some of his fights and the guy’s really tough; he’s been winning all his fights. The fight has all the makings of being great, now it’s just up to us. I’m ready and he is, too, so let’s do our jobs,” he remarks.

Danillo, who has experience in such major organizations as the UFC and IFL, is pleased with the chance to fight in Brasilia.

“I’m really happy and can only thank Amaury for the opportunity to fight at home, which is a dream come true. I’m really happy about that and I won’t let the fans down,” he guarantees.

However, on his stance going into the fight with Tytschyo, he prefers to keep it a mystery.

“He has his strategy and I have mine. Wherever the fight goes I’ll be ready,” he says.

Check out the complete card for the event:

Bitetti Combat 6
Nilson Nelson Gymnasium, Brasília, Brazil
February 25, 2010

Paulo Filho vs Yuki Sasaki
Glover Teixeira vs Jeff Monson
Fabio Maldonado vs Valentijn Overeem
Cristiano Marcello vs Emiliano Cobra Vatt
Ediene “Índia” Gomes vs Amanda Nunes
Luiz Firmino “Buscapé” vs Francisco Drinaldo “Massaranduba”
Danillo “Índio” Villefort vs Cassiano Tytschyo
Yuri Villefort vs Júlio Cesar Merenda
Leandro Batata vs Johnny “Little” Eduardo
Felipe Arinelli “Mongo” vs Opponent to be defined

Paulão to face Japan's Sasaki. Photo: Carlos Ozório

With 39 fights on his record, Sasaki has fought in other major organizations such as UFC, Pride and Sengoku, among others. He has wins over the likes of Japanese idol Yuki Kondo on his CV.

Paulão, who has only lost once in his career, will be making his third appearance in the last three Bitetti Combat events.

“We tried to bring in Sakuraba, but, unfortunately, it won’t be this time.  Sasaki has a great deal of experience and has already said he’s coming to win, “says event organizer Fernando Miranda.

In addition, tickets are already on sale. Tickets can be purchased over the Ingresso Rapido website or at the various retail outlets around the Federal District

Students and those who make a donation of 1 kg of non-perishable food pay half  off the full ticket rate (this option is valid only for buying tickets for the grandstand, and does not apply when combined with other promotions). The half-price must be purchased at retail outlets and the donation must be delivered at the gym, on the day of the event. The price for grandstand (full) is $ 80.00 and VIP area $ 250.00.

Tickets can be purchased at the following retail outlets:

FNAC – Park Shopping
BAD BOY – Park Shopping
BAD BOY – Conjunto Nacional
BAD BOY – Taguatinga Shopping
BAD BOY – Alameda Shopping

Check out the card:

Bitetti Combat 6
Brasilia, Brazil
February 25, 2010

Paulo Filho vs Yuki Sasaki
Glover Teixeira vs Jeff Monson
Fabio Maldonado vs Valentijn Overeem
Cristiano Marcello vs Luciano Correa Izzy
Ediene “India” Gomes vs Amanda Nunes
Luiz Firmino “Buscapé” vs Francisco Drinaldo “Massaranduba”
Danillo “Indio” Villefort vs Cassiano Tytschyo
Yuri Villefort vs Julio Cesar Merenda
Leandro Batata vs Johnny “Little” Eduardo
Felipe Atinelli “Mongo” vs Opponent yet to be defined