Ivan Sičaja of Ramac arranged a new fight

Ivan Sičaja from Rama has scheduled a new performance in the FNC organization, this time the “event” is in Zadar and the date is 15.02.2025.

Ivan “Turks” Sijaja (6-1) will cross gloves with Pawel “The Polish Eagle” Politylom (10-4) in the featherweight (-66 kg) category. Croatian fighter born in Shoulder in the last match he beat a very tough one Theo Saldana Smith at the FNC 18 event that took place last summer in Banja Luka.

The 30-year-old fighter had big problems with canceling matches because his potential opponents first accepted a showdown with him and then duly canceled previously agreed matches. Therefore, “Turks” was left without a performance at the spectacular FNC 20, which went down in history as the most visited sports event in Arena Zagreb.

Politylo comes from the Polish town of Kudowa-Zdrój, but currently spends most of his time in Ireland Dublin where he hones his skills in the iconic SBG hall. To the wider masses, this hall is known for its global popularity Conor McGregorand the “head of the house” is John Kavanagh.

“The Polish Eagle” is 32 years old and has a respectable MMA experience, and his last performance was on November 22 of the last calendar year, when Blazej Maidan was at Babilon MMA 49 events. In that fight, he defended the belt of the Polish organization of the same name in the featherweight category, which he previously won against Szymon Rakowicz.

Tirke built his career in FNC where he did all his professional fights. He is on a three-game winning streak and a possible victory against Polityl will be a big scalp in his career.

(www.jabuka.tv | Photo: Denis Kapetanovic/PIXSELL)

Ivan Sičaja of Ramac arranged a new fight

Ivan Sičaja from Rama has scheduled a new performance in the FNC organization, this time the “event” is in Zadar and the date is 15.02.2025.

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