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Anthony “The Bulgar” Georgieff at Capital Punishment 10: Heart, Respect and Growth

Writer: ELITE FIGHT CLUB
ELITE FIGHT CLUB
Oct 31
2 min read
Anthony Georgieff throws a body kick at Capital Punishment 10 in Ottawa.

On October 24, 2026, Anthony “The Bulgar” Georgieff stepped into the ring at Capital Punishment 10 in Ottawa, representing Elite Fight Club Canada. We came prepared to fight, and although we did not get the decision we wanted, we came home proud of the heart Anthony showed.

As his coach, I want Anthony to know that the effort matters. So does how we carry ourselves when the result goes against us. We respect our opponent, respect the officials and take responsibility for the work ahead.

Anthony Georgieff wearing his mongkhon and garlands before his Capital Punishment 10 bout.

The work behind the moment

Fight night brings the training into focus. The pad rounds, partner drills and clinch work all lead to moments when a fighter has to make decisions under pressure. These photos capture part of that challenge: the exchanges, the close-range work and the commitment it takes to step into the ring.

Anthony Georgieff and his opponent exchange punches at Capital Punishment 10.

Anthony showed the heart of a champion. That does not mean we ignore the result or pretend there is nothing to improve. It means we recognise his courage, look honestly at the performance and keep building.

Anthony Georgieff in blue-trimmed shorts during a clinch exchange at Capital Punishment 10 in Ottawa.

A lesson to bring back to the gym

At Elite Fight Club, we want our students to understand that progress takes patience. You learn to listen, make adjustments and return to training with a purpose. That applies whether you are preparing for competition or learning the fundamentals in your first Muay Thai class.

Our next step is straightforward: review the bout, identify what needs attention and put that work into the next training sessions. Anthony will continue to grow, and our team will continue to support him.

A close-range exchange between Anthony Georgieff and his opponent at Capital Punishment 10.

Thank you to the people behind the event

Thank you to Ben Pride and the Capital Punishment team for the opportunity to compete in Ottawa, and to Muay Thai Ontario for their officiating. Respect to Anthony’s opponent and his team for sharing the ring with us.

To everyone who supported Anthony, trained alongside him or sent encouragement, thank you. That support matters on fight night and in the days that follow.

Train with Elite Fight Club Canada

Our gym welcomes students from Markham, Scarborough and Richmond Hill. Whether your goal is to learn martial arts, improve your fitness or work towards competition, it starts with showing up and learning the fundamentals.

Visit Elite Fight Club Canada: 3480 Pharmacy Avenue, Scarborough, Ontario. Phone: (437) 449-3246.

RESPECT IS EARNED. GRATITUDE IS FREE. LEGACY IS BUILT.

Kru Christopher “The Professor” Williams

Elite Fight Club Canada

 
 
 

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