Amory Blanc with the public after his victory over Jérémy Gaubert. Loïc Mazalrey
Most of the fights pitted the French against the Portuguese, overall more messy but eye-catching. The Tricolores won six of the 10 clashes but the Franco-French fights were also worth their weight in peanuts.
During intermissions, two MMA demonstrations were carried out by BCB young people. Loïc Mazalrey 
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Along the way, representatives of the Boxing Club Bergeracois, the organizing club, were able to shine. Two Trélissacois were also in the ring but William Artayet (73 kg) lost despite having a greater reach. “He has gone too far back,” whispered Jean-Paul Dutruch, the technical director of BC Trélissac. Eva Amsellem (55 kg), for her part, never managed to set her pace and suffered.
Pushed into the ropes, William Artayet (in red) bowed. Loïc Mazalrey
But the Bergeracois, therefore, shone. Amory Blanc (84 kg), pushed by its president and trainer Jean-Michel Lopez, got the better of Béglais Jérémy Gaubert. The energetic Johan Constentien also won without discussion in 65 kg. Finally, the French junior champion Gohan Durin (58 kg), who entered to the sound of the credits of “Inspector Gadget”, made good use of his Go Go Gadget in his fist to pepper his opponent with blows.
Gohan Durin lived up to his title of champion of France. A. L.
In 67 kg Bilel Bekti (in red) and Gabriel Esteves certainly delivered the best fight of the evening. Loïc Mazalrey
