Jordanian fighters left their mark on the tournament, as Zaki Kiyyali, Yazan Balawi, and Fereih Harahsheh secured victories on the preliminary card, while Abdullah Jaweesh competed in the main card, affirming Jordan's presence at one of the region's most prominent mixed martial arts events.
The event extended beyond fights, blending sports, art, and heritage: the Jordanian Armed Forces Band delivered musical performances, while the Ma'an Folk Arts Troupe added atmosphere with dabke and dahiya dances, alongside Circassian folklore performances.
The areas surrounding the amphitheater were adorned with theatrical scenes performed by actors dressed in costumes inspired by Roman and Nabataean armies, creating a vivid link between past and present.
The evening opened with the royal anthem and a moment of silence honoring the victims of the Karak attack, lending the event a deeply resonant national dimension.
The event was organized by Makana 360 and Jordan Combat Consulting, in cooperation with the Jordan Mixed Martial Arts Federation, and supported by the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities and the Jordan Tourism Board, as part of efforts to diversify Jordan’s tourism offerings and enhance the Kingdom’s position on the global sports tourism map.
