Indonesia And Malaysia Supremacy

Indonesia and Malaysia meet again this weekend in the next chapter of their regional rivalry. The previous 8 to 1 result in Showbiz Vol. 4 created a score that Malaysia has not forgotten. The return meeting at Tennis Indoor Senayan brings twelve fights that stretch across boxing, kickstriking, and multiple championship bouts. Both sides arrive with the same intention. Win clean. Win convincingly. Win for their country.

The rise of BYON Combat has shaped the atmosphere around this event. Earlier in the year, Showbiz Vol. 5 reached the highest pay per view total ever recorded on an Indonesian streaming platform. The MURI award that followed confirmed the momentum that the promotion has built across Asia. The growth did not come from one event. It came from continuous activity through BYON Tryouts, Madness cards, and Showbiz events that highlight local talent while pushing standards higher each time.

Showbiz 6 continues that direction with a card that carries clear stakes. Ronal faces Putra Abdullah after his chaotic win over Fahri. Both have been direct about wanting a result that leaves no questions. The co main event pairs Uncle Kong with Nidal King Joker for the ICB International Belt. Kong brings pressure and volume. Nidal brings timing and the ability to unsettle forward fighters. Fahri returns against Kabilan, one of the strongest Malaysian fighters in the division. Serieal Effendy enters the ring for the final bout of his career against Ammarul, an IFMA champion known for technical precision.

The rest of the lineup adds depth to the rivalry. Jordan Boy returns to meet Aris Sofyan, a national athlete with a history of high level competition. Felmy Sumaehe attempts to reclaim the WBA Asia belt in a rematch with Tenkai Tsunami. Ongen Saknosiwi defends his WBA Asia title against Lito Badenas, a fighter with a record built almost entirely on stoppages. Ramadhani Londo steps into his first international fight. Other matchups like Fabian Farhan versus Izat Zaki, Maliki versus Raul, and Badi Sambas versus Jai JMT add layers of Indonesia versus Malaysia contests that reach beyond headlines.

The broadcast remains exclusive on Vidio through pay per view, strengthening the platform’s role in pushing the sport forward in Indonesia. Ticket sales continue through Kiostix, offering access from entry level seating to premium views inside the arena.

Showbiz 6 is not framed as a repeat of the previous score. It is a chance for Malaysia to respond and for Indonesia to show that the earlier result reflected real depth. Both sides have brought serious names, prepared through full camps, and arrived with a direct purpose. The results on Saturday will decide who holds the edge in this second meeting.