Jordi Wild is one of the most prominent figures in the Spanish-speaking Internet scene thanks to his famous podcast, The Wild Project, and his long-standing channel, El Rincón de Giorgio. However, far from stopping there, he also decided to launch Dogfight Wild Tournament, a project centered around urban martial arts fights that has already had two editions in the style of The Annual Event, but more underground. And it is true that, beyond those events, we have not had much news about it. Until now. So, the YouTuber has announced his own Fight Club with weekly fights.
This is DWT Fight Club
Nicolas Maduro’s threats don’t seem to stop Jordi Wild, and not only has he had time to appear on Ibai’s new “podcast,” but he has also announced DWT Fight Club, a new format in which viewers will find new fights every week of different modalities seen before and, perhaps, some new ones.
As he himself revealed during his chat with Ibai, there are a total of 8 fights that have already been recorded and that will be broadcast on the official channel. However, it will not be a spectacle like the one we are used to at full blast, but rather a space to share the confrontations with the audience. “Dogfight has given me a lot of work,” he confessed in the podcast. We finally know what the reasons have been if a third martial arts event has not been announced yet. In fact, on the channel you already have the first fight of kicks vs punches in which Julián Calvo and Adrian Cozma participate.
There is no doubt that this is a very unique start in which we will have to see if kicks prevail over punches or vice versa. Certainly, Jordi Wild is ready to surprise his audience.
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