The promoters are 'honoured to host such an elite show' at the Watford nightclub
A combat sport championship will return home to Watford next month when Pryzm nightclub hosts what has been billed as a “modern-day gladiatorial show”.
It will return to its Watford roots on Saturday, June 17 when some of the best UK and European fighters feature in a top-level card at ROAR 27.The bill will see Watford’s Ellie Harber, who fights out of the Knowsley Academy in Edgware, face Sweden's Zahra Al-Mougrabi for the vacant female WBC world title.
The show, which will put Watford back on the international Muay Thai map, is also set to feature some of the best UK and European fighters competing over five rounds. Katie said:"We are honoured to host such an elite show. When ROAR began in 2016, we were looking to put on a good fight show close to our gym in Edgware, however with every show it gets bigger and bigger.
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