What can tennis do when players like Alexander Zverev act like their actions have no consequences?
Germany's Alexander Zverev was seen partying despite promising to self isolate. How selfish can you be?" wondered a baffled Nick Kyrgios in reaction to the videos that surfaced on Sunday showing the German partying in the south of France, less than a week after he vowed to self-isolate following his participation in the Adria Tour. Alexander Zverev  commonly known as Sascha  posted a message on social media last Monday, saying he tested negative for Covid-19. I deeply apologise to anyone that I have potentially put at risk by playing this tour. I will proceed to follow the self-isolating guidelines advised by doctors, he added. It was one of several apologies posted by players who took part in the Adria Tour that saw its organiser Novak Djokovic, along with Borna Coric, Grigor Dimitrov, Viktor Troicki, among others, test positive for the virus. The tournament  held in Serbia and Croatia  has been heavily criticised for its lack of social-distancing measures. Besides the packed stands, a busy kids day, and the close contact players had with the public at the event, participants, including Zverev, also went to a night club in Belgrade. Some attended a concert in Zadar. Goran Ivanisevic, Djokovics coach, who was the tournament director of the Adria Tours Croatia stop, tested negative twice before announcing on Friday that he has tested positive. Youd think that would have discouraged Zverev from breaking his self-isolation promise, but unfortunately that hasnt been the case. He chose to party at a packed beach club instead, just six days after posting that apology online. Kyrgios, who has been very critical of the irresponsible behaviour witnessed at the Adria Tour and is very skeptical about tennis scheduled return in August, called out Zverev on Monday, noting the ridiculousness of having his management team draft a message that stated he would self-isolate, when he had no intention of doing so. Tournament organisers have been releasing statements all week, highlighting that their own events should not be compared to the Adria Tour because they will be taking all the necessary precautions Djokovics shindig failed to put in place. ________________  The ill-fated Adria Tour  Expand Autoplay Image 1 of 22 (FILE) SERBIA TENNIS ADRIA TOUR Novak Djokovic in action against Viktor Troicki during their match for the Adria Tour tennis tournament in Belgrade, Serbia. EPA (EPA)  ________________  The tours must start looking into a feasible way of introducing fines for players that break the seal of the bubble that is meant to minimise the exposure to, and spread of, the virus during tournaments. It might be tricky figuring out how this can be implemented but it is worth exploring the idea of adding a section for social-distancing and safety measures to the Code of Conduct in the ATP and WTA rulebooks. Fines should be handed out to those who commit any violations during the course of a tournament. Because the US Opens approach of simply trusting players and their teams to do the right thing simply wont cut it. While some may view Kyrgios remarks as simply one player publicly blasting another player, its actually alarming how very few high-profile members of the tennis tour are being as vocal as he is about such matters. What the Australian is doing is, at the very least, forcing a shred of accountability on players who seem to have no grasp of the concept. Personal attack  Djokovic apologised last week and admitted it was wrong and too soon to organise an event like the Adria Tour during a pandemic. But the narrative somehow quickly spun into bizarre territory when some players and thousands of fans of the Serb decided that calling out Djokovic for organising a tournament in such reckless manner is actually a targeted, unfair hit campaign against him, and is a sign of xenophobia. Piling on Djokovic is unnecessary, but holding him accountable for his own decisions and his own event is not. The same goes for every player or coach involved who didnt stop for a second to think if what they were doing could have dangerous repercussions. Offering blind support to a player in the wake of such a grave lapse in judgment is doing more harm than good. Also, acknowledging they did something wrong does not equate to launching a personal attack on their character. Djokovic should be lauded for his efforts in attempting to create a relief fund for lower-ranked players. But he should also be held responsible for the Adria Tour mess, along with others involved. Right now, Kyrgios is emerging as the beating conscience of tennis during these testing times but he shouldnt be the only one. In a sport that has a self-centred nature, finding a thoughtful perspective that focuses on the collective rather than the individual is proving to be harder than it should be for some. If the tours want to stand any chance of resuming safely, they must make very clear what kind of behaviour is or isnt acceptable during a tournament, and that any transgression will be met with a serious consequence. Anything less would be a risk not worth taking. 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2016 Yosmely Massaad (Venezuela) 2017 Dima Safi (Ivory Coast) 2018 Rachel Younan (Australia)  Recent winners 2002 Giselle Khoury (Colombia) 2004 Nathalie Nasralla (France) 2005 Catherine Abboud (Oceania) 2007 Grace Bijjani (Mexico) 2008 Carina El-Keddissi (Brazil) 2009 Sara Mansour (Brazil) 2010 Daniella Rahme (Australia) 2011 Maria Farah (Canada) 2012 Cynthia Moukarzel (Kuwait) 2013 Layla Yarak (Australia) 2014 Lia Saad (UAE) 2015 Cynthia Farah (Australia) 2016 Yosmely Massaad (Venezuela) 2017 Dima Safi (Ivory Coast) 2018 Rachel Younan (Australia)  Recent winners 2002 Giselle Khoury (Colombia) 2004 Nathalie Nasralla (France) 2005 Catherine Abboud (Oceania) 2007 Grace Bijjani (Mexico) 2008 Carina El-Keddissi (Brazil) 2009 Sara Mansour (Brazil) 2010 Daniella Rahme (Australia) 2011 Maria Farah (Canada) 2012 Cynthia Moukarzel (Kuwait) 2013 Layla Yarak (Australia) 2014 Lia Saad (UAE) 2015 Cynthia Farah (Australia) 2016 Yosmely Massaad (Venezuela) 2017 Dima Safi (Ivory Coast) 2018 Rachel 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Rahul, Shaw, Pujara, Rahane (vc), Karun, Karthik (wk), Pant (wk), Ashwin, Jadeja, Pandya, Ishant, Shami, Umesh, Bumrah, Thakur, Vihari  India squad for fourth and fifth Tests Kohli (c), Dhawan, Rahul, Shaw, Pujara, Rahane (vc), Karun, Karthik (wk), Pant (wk), Ashwin, Jadeja, Pandya, Ishant, Shami, Umesh, Bumrah, Thakur, Vihari  India squad for fourth and fifth Tests Kohli (c), Dhawan, Rahul, Shaw, Pujara, Rahane (vc), Karun, Karthik (wk), Pant (wk), Ashwin, Jadeja, Pandya, Ishant, Shami, Umesh, Bumrah, Thakur, Vihari  Pots for the Asian Qualifiers Pot 1: Iran, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, China  Pot 2: Iraq, Uzbekistan, Syria, Oman, Lebanon, Kyrgyz Republic, Vietnam, Jordan  Pot 3: Palestine, India, Bahrain, Thailand, Tajikistan, North Korea, Chinese Taipei, Philippines  Pot 4: Turkmenistan, Myanmar, Hong Kong, Yemen, Afghanistan, Maldives, Kuwait, Malaysia  Pot 5: Indonesia, Singapore, Nepal, Cambodia, Bangladesh, Mongolia, Guam, Macau/Sri 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Arabia, China  Pot 2: Iraq, Uzbekistan, Syria, Oman, Lebanon, Kyrgyz Republic, Vietnam, Jordan  Pot 3: Palestine, India, Bahrain, Thailand, Tajikistan, North Korea, Chinese Taipei, Philippines  Pot 4: Turkmenistan, Myanmar, Hong Kong, Yemen, Afghanistan, Maldives, Kuwait, Malaysia  Pot 5: Indonesia, Singapore, Nepal, Cambodia, Bangladesh, Mongolia, Guam, Macau/Sri Lanka  Pots for the Asian Qualifiers Pot 1: Iran, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, China  Pot 2: Iraq, Uzbekistan, Syria, Oman, Lebanon, Kyrgyz Republic, Vietnam, Jordan  Pot 3: Palestine, India, Bahrain, Thailand, Tajikistan, North Korea, Chinese Taipei, Philippines  Pot 4: Turkmenistan, Myanmar, Hong Kong, Yemen, Afghanistan, Maldives, Kuwait, Malaysia  Pot 5: Indonesia, Singapore, Nepal, Cambodia, Bangladesh, Mongolia, Guam, Macau/Sri Lanka  Pots for the Asian Qualifiers Pot 1: Iran, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, China  Pot 2: Iraq, Uzbekistan, Syria, Oman, Lebanon, Kyrgyz Republic, Vietnam, Jordan  Pot 3: Palestine, India, Bahrain, Thailand, Tajikistan, North Korea, Chinese Taipei, Philippines  Pot 4: Turkmenistan, Myanmar, Hong Kong, Yemen, Afghanistan, Maldives, Kuwait, Malaysia  Pot 5: Indonesia, Singapore, Nepal, Cambodia, Bangladesh, Mongolia, Guam, Macau/Sri Lanka  Pots for the Asian Qualifiers Pot 1: Iran, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, China  Pot 2: Iraq, Uzbekistan, Syria, Oman, Lebanon, Kyrgyz Republic, Vietnam, Jordan  Pot 3: Palestine, India, Bahrain, Thailand, Tajikistan, North Korea, Chinese Taipei, Philippines  Pot 4: Turkmenistan, Myanmar, Hong Kong, Yemen, Afghanistan, Maldives, Kuwait, Malaysia  Pot 5: Indonesia, Singapore, Nepal, Cambodia, Bangladesh, Mongolia, Guam, Macau/Sri Lanka  Pots for the Asian Qualifiers Pot 1: Iran, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, China  Pot 2: Iraq, Uzbekistan, Syria, Oman, Lebanon, Kyrgyz Republic, Vietnam, Jordan  Pot 3: Palestine, India, Bahrain, Thailand, Tajikistan, North Korea, Chinese Taipei, Philippines  Pot 4: Turkmenistan, Myanmar, Hong Kong, Yemen, Afghanistan, Maldives, Kuwait, Malaysia  Pot 5: Indonesia, Singapore, Nepal, Cambodia, Bangladesh, Mongolia, Guam, Macau/Sri Lanka  Pots for the Asian Qualifiers Pot 1: Iran, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, China  Pot 2: Iraq, Uzbekistan, Syria, Oman, Lebanon, Kyrgyz Republic, Vietnam, Jordan  Pot 3: Palestine, India, Bahrain, Thailand, Tajikistan, North Korea, Chinese Taipei, Philippines  Pot 4: Turkmenistan, Myanmar, Hong Kong, Yemen, Afghanistan, Maldives, Kuwait, Malaysia  Pot 5: Indonesia, Singapore, Nepal, Cambodia, Bangladesh, Mongolia, Guam, Macau/Sri Lanka  Pots for the Asian Qualifiers Pot 1: Iran, Japan, South Korea, Australia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, China  Pot 2: Iraq, Uzbekistan, Syria, Oman, Lebanon, Kyrgyz Republic, Vietnam, Jordan  Pot 3: Palestine, India, Bahrain, Thailand, Tajikistan, North Korea, Chinese Taipei, Philippines  Pot 4: Turkmenistan, Myanmar, Hong Kong, Yemen, Afghanistan, Maldives, Kuwait, Malaysia  Pot 5: Indonesia, Singapore, Nepal, Cambodia, Bangladesh, Mongolia, Guam, Macau/Sri Lanka  FIGHT CARD Fights start from 6pm Friday, January 31 Catchweight 82kg  Piotr Kuberski (POL) v Ahmed Saeb (IRQ) Womens bantamweight  Cornelia Holm (SWE) v Corinne Laframboise (CAN) Welterweight  Omar Hussein (JOR) v Vitalii Stoian (UKR) Welterweight  Josh Togo (LEB) v Ali Dyusenov (UZB) Flyweight  Isaac Pimentel (BRA) v Delfin Nawen (PHI) Catchweight 80kg  Seb Eubank (GBR) v Mohamed El Mokadem (EGY) Lightweight  Mohammad Yahya (UAE) v Ramadan Noaman (EGY) Lightweight  Alan Omer (GER) v Reydon Romero (PHI) Welterweight  Ahmed Labban (LEB) v Juho Valamaa (FIN) Featherweight  Elias Boudegzdame (ALG) v Austin Arnett (USA) Super heavyweight  Roman Wehbe (LEB) v Maciej Sosnowski (POL)  FIGHT CARD Fights start from 6pm Friday, January 31 Catchweight 82kg  Piotr Kuberski (POL) v Ahmed Saeb (IRQ) Womens bantamweight  Cornelia Holm (SWE) v Corinne Laframboise (CAN) Welterweight  Omar Hussein (JOR) v Vitalii Stoian (UKR) Welterweight  Josh Togo (LEB) v Ali Dyusenov (UZB) Flyweight  Isaac Pimentel (BRA) v Delfin Nawen (PHI) Catchweight 80kg  Seb Eubank (GBR) v Mohamed El Mokadem (EGY) Lightweight  Mohammad Yahya (UAE) v Ramadan Noaman (EGY) Lightweight  Alan Omer (GER) v Reydon Romero (PHI) Welterweight  Ahmed Labban (LEB) v Juho Valamaa (FIN) Featherweight  Elias Boudegzdame (ALG) v Austin Arnett (USA) Super heavyweight  Roman Wehbe (LEB) v Maciej Sosnowski (POL)  FIGHT CARD Fights start from 6pm Friday, January 31 Catchweight 82kg  Piotr Kuberski (POL) v Ahmed Saeb (IRQ) Womens bantamweight  Cornelia Holm (SWE) v Corinne Laframboise (CAN) Welterweight  Omar Hussein (JOR) v Vitalii Stoian (UKR) Welterweight  Josh Togo (LEB) v Ali Dyusenov (UZB) Flyweight  Isaac Pimentel (BRA) v Delfin Nawen (PHI) Catchweight 80kg  Seb Eubank (GBR) v Mohamed El Mokadem (EGY) Lightweight  Mohammad Yahya (UAE) v Ramadan Noaman (EGY) Lightweight  Alan Omer (GER) v Reydon Romero (PHI) Welterweight  Ahmed Labban (LEB) v Juho Valamaa (FIN) Featherweight  Elias Boudegzdame (ALG) v Austin Arnett (USA) Super heavyweight  Roman Wehbe (LEB) v Maciej Sosnowski (POL)  FIGHT CARD Fights start from 6pm Friday, January 31 Catchweight 82kg  Piotr Kuberski (POL) v Ahmed Saeb (IRQ) Womens bantamweight  Cornelia Holm (SWE) v Corinne Laframboise (CAN) Welterweight  Omar Hussein (JOR) v Vitalii Stoian (UKR) Welterweight  Josh Togo (LEB) v Ali Dyusenov (UZB) Flyweight  Isaac Pimentel (BRA) v Delfin Nawen (PHI) Catchweight 80kg  Seb Eubank (GBR) v Mohamed El Mokadem (EGY) Lightweight  Mohammad Yahya (UAE) v Ramadan Noaman (EGY) Lightweight  Alan Omer (GER) v Reydon Romero (PHI) Welterweight  Ahmed Labban (LEB) v Juho Valamaa (FIN) Featherweight  Elias Boudegzdame (ALG) v Austin Arnett (USA) Super heavyweight  Roman Wehbe (LEB) v Maciej Sosnowski (POL)  FIGHT CARD Fights start from 6pm Friday, January 31 Catchweight 82kg  Piotr Kuberski (POL) v Ahmed Saeb (IRQ) Womens bantamweight  Cornelia Holm (SWE) v Corinne Laframboise (CAN) Welterweight  Omar Hussein (JOR) v Vitalii Stoian (UKR) Welterweight  Josh Togo (LEB) v Ali Dyusenov (UZB) Flyweight  Isaac Pimentel (BRA) v Delfin Nawen (PHI) Catchweight 80kg  Seb Eubank (GBR) v Mohamed El Mokadem (EGY) Lightweight  Mohammad Yahya (UAE) v Ramadan Noaman (EGY) Lightweight  Alan Omer (GER) v Reydon Romero (PHI) Welterweight  Ahmed Labban (LEB) v Juho Valamaa (FIN) Featherweight  Elias Boudegzdame (ALG) v Austin Arnett (USA) Super heavyweight  Roman Wehbe (LEB) v Maciej Sosnowski (POL)  FIGHT CARD Fights start from 6pm Friday, January 31 Catchweight 82kg  Piotr Kuberski (POL) v Ahmed Saeb (IRQ) Womens bantamweight  Cornelia Holm (SWE) v Corinne Laframboise (CAN) Welterweight  Omar Hussein (JOR) v Vitalii Stoian (UKR) Welterweight  Josh Togo (LEB) v Ali Dyusenov (UZB) Flyweight  Isaac Pimentel (BRA) v Delfin Nawen (PHI) Catchweight 80kg  Seb Eubank (GBR) v Mohamed El Mokadem (EGY) Lightweight  Mohammad Yahya (UAE) v Ramadan Noaman (EGY) Lightweight  Alan Omer (GER) v Reydon Romero (PHI) Welterweight  Ahmed Labban (LEB) v Juho Valamaa (FIN) Featherweight  Elias Boudegzdame (ALG) v Austin Arnett (USA) Super heavyweight  Roman Wehbe (LEB) v Maciej Sosnowski (POL)  FIGHT CARD Fights start from 6pm Friday, January 31 Catchweight 82kg  Piotr Kuberski (POL) v Ahmed Saeb (IRQ) Womens bantamweight  Cornelia Holm (SWE) v Corinne Laframboise (CAN) Welterweight  Omar Hussein (JOR) v Vitalii Stoian (UKR) Welterweight  Josh Togo (LEB) v Ali Dyusenov (UZB) Flyweight  Isaac Pimentel (BRA) v Delfin Nawen (PHI) Catchweight 80kg  Seb Eubank (GBR) v Mohamed El Mokadem (EGY) Lightweight  Mohammad Yahya (UAE) v Ramadan Noaman (EGY) Lightweight  Alan Omer (GER) v Reydon Romero (PHI) Welterweight  Ahmed Labban (LEB) v Juho Valamaa (FIN) Featherweight  Elias Boudegzdame (ALG) v Austin Arnett (USA) Super heavyweight  Roman Wehbe (LEB) v Maciej Sosnowski (POL)  FIGHT CARD Fights start from 6pm Friday, January 31 Catchweight 82kg  Piotr Kuberski (POL) v Ahmed Saeb (IRQ) Womens bantamweight  Cornelia Holm (SWE) v Corinne Laframboise (CAN) Welterweight  Omar Hussein (JOR) v Vitalii Stoian (UKR) Welterweight  Josh Togo (LEB) v Ali Dyusenov (UZB) Flyweight  Isaac Pimentel (BRA) v Delfin Nawen (PHI) Catchweight 80kg  Seb Eubank (GBR) v Mohamed El Mokadem (EGY) Lightweight  Mohammad Yahya (UAE) v Ramadan Noaman (EGY) Lightweight  Alan Omer (GER) v Reydon Romero (PHI) Welterweight  Ahmed Labban (LEB) v Juho Valamaa (FIN) Featherweight  Elias Boudegzdame (ALG) v Austin Arnett (USA) Super heavyweight  Roman Wehbe (LEB) v Maciej Sosnowski (POL)  FIGHT CARD Fights start from 6pm Friday, January 31 Catchweight 82kg  Piotr Kuberski (POL) v Ahmed Saeb (IRQ) Womens bantamweight  Cornelia Holm (SWE) v Corinne Laframboise (CAN) Welterweight  Omar Hussein (JOR) v Vitalii Stoian (UKR) Welterweight  Josh Togo (LEB) v Ali Dyusenov (UZB) Flyweight  Isaac Pimentel (BRA) v Delfin Nawen (PHI) Catchweight 80kg  Seb Eubank (GBR) v Mohamed El Mokadem (EGY) Lightweight  Mohammad Yahya (UAE) v Ramadan Noaman (EGY) Lightweight  Alan Omer (GER) v Reydon Romero (PHI) Welterweight  Ahmed Labban (LEB) v Juho Valamaa (FIN) Featherweight  Elias Boudegzdame (ALG) v Austin Arnett (USA) Super heavyweight  Roman Wehbe (LEB) v Maciej Sosnowski (POL)  FIGHT CARD Fights start from 6pm Friday, January 31 Catchweight 82kg  Piotr Kuberski (POL) v Ahmed Saeb (IRQ) Womens bantamweight  Cornelia Holm (SWE) v Corinne Laframboise (CAN) Welterweight  Omar Hussein (JOR) v Vitalii Stoian (UKR) Welterweight  Josh Togo (LEB) v Ali Dyusenov (UZB) Flyweight  Isaac Pimentel (BRA) v Delfin Nawen (PHI) Catchweight 80kg  Seb Eubank (GBR) v Mohamed El Mokadem (EGY) Lightweight  Mohammad Yahya (UAE) v Ramadan Noaman (EGY) Lightweight  Alan Omer (GER) v Reydon Romero (PHI) Welterweight  Ahmed Labban (LEB) v Juho Valamaa (FIN) Featherweight  Elias Boudegzdame (ALG) v Austin Arnett (USA) Super heavyweight  Roman Wehbe (LEB) v Maciej Sosnowski (POL)  FIGHT CARD Fights start from 6pm Friday, January 31 Catchweight 82kg  Piotr Kuberski (POL) v Ahmed Saeb (IRQ) Womens bantamweight  Cornelia Holm (SWE) v Corinne Laframboise (CAN) Welterweight  Omar Hussein (JOR) v Vitalii Stoian (UKR) Welterweight  Josh Togo (LEB) v Ali Dyusenov (UZB) Flyweight  Isaac Pimentel (BRA) v Delfin Nawen (PHI) Catchweight 80kg  Seb Eubank (GBR) v Mohamed El Mokadem (EGY) Lightweight  Mohammad Yahya (UAE) v Ramadan Noaman (EGY) Lightweight  Alan Omer (GER) v Reydon Romero (PHI) Welterweight  Ahmed Labban (LEB) v Juho Valamaa (FIN) Featherweight  Elias Boudegzdame (ALG) v Austin Arnett (USA) Super heavyweight  Roman Wehbe (LEB) v Maciej Sosnowski (POL)  FIGHT CARD Fights start from 6pm Friday, January 31 Catchweight 82kg  Piotr Kuberski (POL) v Ahmed Saeb (IRQ) Womens bantamweight  Cornelia Holm (SWE) v Corinne Laframboise (CAN) Welterweight  Omar Hussein (JOR) v Vitalii Stoian (UKR) Welterweight  Josh Togo (LEB) v Ali Dyusenov (UZB) Flyweight  Isaac Pimentel (BRA) v Delfin Nawen (PHI) Catchweight 80kg  Seb Eubank (GBR) v Mohamed El Mokadem (EGY) Lightweight  Mohammad Yahya (UAE) v Ramadan Noaman (EGY) Lightweight  Alan Omer (GER) v Reydon Romero (PHI) Welterweight  Ahmed Labban (LEB) v Juho Valamaa (FIN) Featherweight  Elias Boudegzdame (ALG) v Austin Arnett (USA) Super heavyweight  Roman Wehbe (LEB) v Maciej Sosnowski (POL)  FIGHT CARD Fights start from 6pm Friday, January 31 Catchweight 82kg  Piotr Kuberski (POL) v Ahmed Saeb (IRQ) Womens bantamweight  Cornelia Holm (SWE) v Corinne Laframboise (CAN) Welterweight  Omar Hussein (JOR) v Vitalii Stoian (UKR) Welterweight  Josh Togo (LEB) v Ali Dyusenov (UZB) Flyweight  Isaac Pimentel (BRA) v Delfin Nawen (PHI) Catchweight 80kg  Seb Eubank (GBR) v Mohamed El Mokadem (EGY) Lightweight  Mohammad Yahya (UAE) v Ramadan Noaman (EGY) Lightweight  Alan Omer (GER) v Reydon Romero (PHI) Welterweight  Ahmed Labban (LEB) v Juho Valamaa (FIN) Featherweight  Elias Boudegzdame (ALG) v Austin Arnett (USA) Super heavyweight  Roman Wehbe (LEB) v Maciej Sosnowski (POL)  FIGHT CARD Fights start from 6pm Friday, January 31 Catchweight 82kg  Piotr Kuberski (POL) v Ahmed Saeb (IRQ) Womens bantamweight  Cornelia Holm (SWE) v Corinne Laframboise (CAN) Welterweight  Omar Hussein (JOR) v Vitalii Stoian (UKR) Welterweight  Josh Togo (LEB) v Ali Dyusenov (UZB) Flyweight  Isaac Pimentel (BRA) v Delfin Nawen (PHI) Catchweight 80kg  Seb Eubank (GBR) v Mohamed El Mokadem (EGY) Lightweight  Mohammad Yahya (UAE) v Ramadan Noaman (EGY) Lightweight  Alan Omer (GER) v Reydon Romero (PHI) Welterweight  Ahmed Labban (LEB) v Juho Valamaa (FIN) Featherweight  Elias Boudegzdame (ALG) v Austin Arnett (USA) Super heavyweight  Roman Wehbe (LEB) v Maciej Sosnowski (POL)  FIGHT CARD Fights start from 6pm Friday, January 31 Catchweight 82kg  Piotr Kuberski (POL) v Ahmed Saeb (IRQ) Womens bantamweight  Cornelia Holm (SWE) v Corinne Laframboise (CAN) Welterweight  Omar Hussein (JOR) v Vitalii Stoian (UKR) Welterweight  Josh Togo (LEB) v Ali Dyusenov (UZB) Flyweight  Isaac Pimentel (BRA) v Delfin Nawen (PHI) Catchweight 80kg  Seb Eubank (GBR) v Mohamed El Mokadem (EGY) Lightweight  Mohammad Yahya (UAE) v Ramadan Noaman (EGY) Lightweight  Alan Omer (GER) v Reydon Romero (PHI) Welterweight  Ahmed Labban (LEB) v Juho Valamaa (FIN) Featherweight  Elias Boudegzdame (ALG) v Austin Arnett (USA) Super heavyweight  Roman Wehbe (LEB) v Maciej Sosnowski (POL)