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EFC 47 weigh in heats up for Potch Pro

The grudge match between JP Buys and Potch favourite, Roevan de Beer received some extra attention today at the official weigh-ins when things between these two warriors became a little heated.

The grudge match between JP Buys and Potch favourite, Roevan de Beer received some extra attention today at the official weigh-ins when things between these two warriors became a little heated.

Buys defeated de Beer in his last amateur fight, a defeat that de Beer feels he can overturn tomorrow night at EFC 47. After the weigh in de Beer’s coach Kobus posted a picture of de Beer titled, “Titled lean and hungry”

Lean and Hungry, Roevan de Beer during the weigh-in. Photo: Anton Geyser/EFC Worldwide
Lean and Hungry, Roevan de Beer during the weigh-in. Photo: Anton Geyser/EFC Worldwide

De Beer who usually fights at Bantamweight had to make the cut to flyweight, de Beer is confident that he is going to walk out if the Hexagon victorious. Although de Beer is more comfortable fighting on the ground, he predicted a KO victory over Buys in their under-card fight happening at Carnival City on 5 March.

“It’s a great opportunity  for me. I really want to thank the guys at EFC for this chance,” de Beer said in a recent interview with the Herald.

Roevan ready for action. Roevan making weight for his fight. Photo: Anton Geyser/EFC Worldwide
Roevan ready for action. Roevan making weight for his fight. Photo: Anton Geyser/EFC Worldwide
Roevan making weight for his fight. Photo: Anton Geyser/EFC Worldwide
Roevan making weight for his fight. Photo: Anton Geyser/EFC Worldwide

The main fights of EFC 47 will be broadcast live on Supersport. For those wanting to catch Roevan in action tune in to www.efcworldwide.tv, the broadcast starts at 18:00.

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Dustin Wetdewich

I have been a journalist with the herald since 2014. In this time I have won numerous writing awards. I have branched out to sport reporting recently and enjoy the new challenge. In 2019 I was promoted to Editor of the Herald which brings another set of challenges. I am comitted to being the best version of myself.

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