Patrice Evra's MMA Debut Delayed in Anticipated Paris Showdown
Patrice Evra's debut in mixed martial arts has been postponed. Initially scheduled for May 23 in Paris, the Professional Fighters League Europe will announce a new date soon. Evra, trained by MMA pro Cédric Doumbé, has prepared rigorously for his transition from soccer to MMA.
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Former Manchester United icon Patrice Evra's anticipated mixed martial arts debut has been unexpectedly delayed. The 43-year-old, poised to prove his prowess in the fighting arena, was originally set to compete in Paris on May 23.
The Professional Fighters League Europe announced on Thursday that the event has been rescheduled, with a new date yet to be confirmed. Evra, who exited his illustrious soccer career in 2019, has been honing his skills alongside MMA sensation Cédric Doumbé.
Despite the postponement, Evra remains confident about his readiness, citing years of training with the best in the field. A former captain for Manchester United and France, Evra is no stranger to challenges as he transitions to his latest athletic pursuit.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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