Across The Pond Profile: Cage Warriors fighter Marin Vetrila

A fighter’s overall performance can drastically improve from outing to outing the more appearances that they have with a particular promotion. In today’s episode of Across The Pond, you will be introduced to the latest heart hammer ready to make Lightweights race at an increased measure without skipping a beat in Cage Warriors at Cage Warriors 184 on March 14 from the BEC Arena in Manchester. A professional mixed martial artist since September 2022 and representing BST Academy under head coach Danny Batten, Marin Vetrila owns a 5-1 record in six contests consisting of three knockouts and two submissions. He has fought for Battle Arena, Contenders and Cage Warriors. Vetrila has finished all five of his victories and has spent his entire professional career in the United Kingdom. 100 percent of his finishes over the course of his journey as a professional MMA fighter have come inside of two rounds. Vetrila is 1-1 under the Cage Warriors banner with a single finish under his belt in two outings with the promotion to show for it. In his professional MMA debut at Contenders 33, he faced Daniel Crooks-May and submitted him in the first round. Vetrila defeated Lewis Beatie via technical knockout in round one at Battle Arena 74. Then at Battle Arena 79, he defeated Martin Aftret via TKO in the second round. Vetrila tapped out Mazier Yari in round two at Battle Arena 80 to score his second submission win as a professional. In his second appearance under the Cage Warriors banner on the main card of Cage Warriors 177, he knocked out Adam Shelley in round one to earn the third knockout victory of his professional career along with his first win and finish under the Cage Warriors banner. Vetrila also secured his fifth win inside the professional ranks in the process. At Cage Warriors 184 on March 14, he will take on Jan Quaeyhaegens in a Lightweight tussle. Good luck Marin!

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