BUZZ CLASH 18: Jira says Le Sy vs. Bejr is unsigned; Le Sy says it is agreed

A main event that is already on posters and on sale may not yet be on paper. Jakub Jira, head of the new promotion G MMA and until recently a partner in Clash shows, says the CLASH 18 headliner between Tomas Linh Le Sy and Ales Bejr had no signature when it was announced.

Speaking at the final press conference for G MMA 1 on Oct. 26, Jira told eXtra.cz: "Maybe they'll sign it, but for now it isn't agreed." He also said he holds messages Bejr wrote to his partners. MMAmag.cz carries his other claims, about Clash and about Bejr's health, only as his words, and has seen no documents. Jira is a rival promoter, not a neutral observer.

Le Sy's reply, given to eXtra.cz, does not address a contract. He said a business partner agreed the fight with Bejr and that Bejr sent a video on that basis. He said he will wait in the cage on Feb. 6, and he rejected the idea that Clash people are bad or made threats. Both accounts can be true at once: an agreement in principle and no signed paper. The contract is not available to anyone outside the two sides.

The fight is a long-running personal feud that the two have fed with repeated callouts. Le Sy is the Clash promoter and co-owner, now stepping in as a fighter. Per FightBuzz, Tipsport made him a heavy favourite at 1.17 against 3.90 for Bejr, and the rules for the bout have not been set. Bejr has previously appeared on Clash cards, including a boxing match against Jaromir Soukup at CLASH 7 that ended with his disqualification.

The ticket seller's listing says only that Le Sy will be ready to face Bejr and that the dispute will be settled on Feb. 6. Bejr has not been quoted in the reports so far. The next check is the December press conference, where Clash plans to present the full card and where the status of the main event may become clearer.