SENI Combat and Strength show hits London 16 17 July Kung Fu Kingdom 770x472
The UK’s premiere expo to physical excellence the SENI Combat and Strength Show, kicks off this weekend 16-17 July. If you’re anywhere near London, get yourself down to the O2 Arena -with just a few days to go now, you definitely don’t want to delay in getting your tickets!
As in previous years, SENI will include a line-up of of events devoted to all things martial arts and bodybuilding and strength and the guest list this time around is absolutely to die for. MMA legends such as Royce Gracie, Tito Ortiz, Fedor Emelianenko, and Michael Bisping, unorthodox MMA fighter Michael ‘Venom’ Page, super strongmen power lifters Eddie Hall and Benni Magnusson and 10th Dan Hapkido extraordinaire Hwang In-shik (yes, he played that lethal villain in Jackie Chan’s “The Young Master” and “Dragon Lord”!) are just a few of the huge names SENI visitors will have the chance to meet.
The 2016 show will also herald in a new event for SENI, in the shape of the 1st Fighting Spirit Film Festival, a showcase of martial arts hits such as “Drunken Master” and “Ip Man 3”, along with short films to give the UK’s homegrown action filmmakers a venue to present their work to a wider audience. You can read more about that here.
Stay tuned for more of our ongoing coverage of the 2016 SENI Combat and Strength Show, it’s coming up in just a few days’ time so don’t forget to grab your tickets on SENI’s official website. See you there!
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