World Slasher Cup 2023 Elimination and Semis Results

The World Slasher Cup's first competition in 2023 attracted more than 200 gamecock breeders to sign up.

This year’s World Slasher Cup 2023 9-cock invitational derby will be spread out across seven days, the 2-cock elimination round will be on January 26 and 27, the 3-cock semi-finals will be on January 28 and 29, the 4-cock pre-finals will be on January 31, and the much anticipated 4-cock grand finals will be on February 1.

Now let EsballPH HaloWin Bet take you to recap the 2023 World Slasher Cup Elimination and semi-final results.

2023 World Slasher Cup 2-Cock Elimination Day 1 Results

The world's most famous and long-running Sabong competition will have 195 entries competing for the title of World Slashers Cup champion.

72 entrants made it through the first day of elimination rounds and will advance to the 3-cock semi-final rounds.

Among the top fighters battling it out in the semi-finals are Biboy Enriquez, Miggy Arayata, Jerry Celeste, Raul Panizal, Ito Ynares, Patrick Mallare, R. Medina, John Seiner, Johnny Moore, Enrique Burgarin, Antonio, William, Edgardo Go, Dennis Lumpay, Albert Dechavez, M. Pua, L. Montenegro, Precious Grace Labios, Roel Ola, Doni, A1RC, Pol Estrellado, Ayong Lorenzo, James Atienza, Dodoy Diaz, Belle Almojera, Francis “Iskul” Juan, Butch Cambra, John Flores, Julius De Guzman, Gerome David, Marc Cruz, Adrian Manalansan, Danny Lim, Neil Figueroa, James Uy, Papa Bravo, Gary Tubianosa, Jay Soria, Nelson Garcia, Rocky Sarmento, PADZBARR, Justin, Jeremy Berin, and Mario Siochi Jr., all with 2-0 records each after the elimination round.

After earning 1.5 points in the elimination round, Ernesto Mercado and Wilfredo Sembrano Jr. will also go to the semi-finals. Other fighters with 1-1 records each will also advance to the semi-finals.

2023 World Slasher Cup 2-Cock Elimination Day 2 Results

After surviving a challenging two-cock elimination round on Friday night, Jan. 27th, at the storied Smart Araneta Coliseum, 74 entries advance on the first day of the semifinals of this year's World Slasher Cup 1 9-Cock Invitational Derby.

Top fighters competing in Saturday’s three-cock semifinals are sabong legend Biboy Enriquez, Pol Estrellado, Ayong Lorenzo, Miggy Arayata, Jerry Celeste, Raul Panizal, Ito Ynares, Patrick Mallare, R. Medina, John Seiner, Johnny Moore, Enrique Burgarin, Antonio, William, Edgardo Go, Dennis Lumpay, Albert Dechavez, M. Pua, L. Montenegro, Precious Grace Labios, Roel Ola, Doni, A1RC, James Atienza, Dodoy Diaz, Belle Almojera, Francis “Iskul” Juan, Butch Cambra, John Flores, Julius De Guzman, Gerome David, Marc Cruz, Adrian Manalansan, Danny Lim, Neil Figueroa, James Uy, Papa Bravo, Gary Tubianosa, Jay Soria, Nelson Garcia, Vice Rocky Sarmento, PADZBARR, Justin and Jeremy Berin, and Mario Siochi Jr., all with 2-0 records each after the elimination round.

The semifinals will also include participants who advanced from the elimination round with 1.5 points and 1 point respectively.

Meanwhile, another 60 entries also advance to the second day of the semifinal round on Sunday, January 29, led by Patrick Antonio, Nene Araneta, Ayong Lorenzo, Ronald Barandino, Albert Dichavez, Cesar Ancayan, Kevin Lugon, Erlim Azotea, Boyet Jullada, Joven Aguilar, Antonio Celedio Jr., Ronnie Perez, Tony Marfori, Nelson Mantes, Nyok, Tony, Jonel Cruz, Dominic Camu, Joe Alimbuyuguen, Guam Group, Ahjo Dimaano, Vince EMC Gobon, William Mamba, Michael Masburn, Jeff Hapon, Wilfredo Aga, Jonarie Fortaleza, Robert Santiago, Walter Ozaeta, Art De Castro, Ito Ynares, and Allan Villegas, Obet Bello, all with 2-0 records each after the elimination round.

The winners of the semi-finals will move on to the four-cock pre-finals on January 31 and grand finals on February 1 wherein a new World Slasher Cup champion will be crowned.

Meanwhile, another 62 entries will battle it out in tonight’s second day of the semifinal round led by led by Patrick Antonio, Nene Araneta, Ayong Lorenzo, Ronald Barandino, Albert Dichavez, Cesar Ancayan, Kevin Lugon, Erlim Azotea, Boyet Jullada, Joven Aguilar, Antonio Celedio Jr., Ronnie Perez, Tony Marfori, Nelson Mantes, Nyok, Tony, Jonel Cruz, Dominic Camu, Joe Alimbuyuguen, Guam Group, Ahjo Dimaano, Vince EMC Gobon, William Mamba, Michael Masburn, Jeff Hapon, Wilfredo Aga, Jonarie Fortaleza, Robert Santiago, Walter Ozaeta, Art De Castro, Ito Ynares, and Allan Villegas, Obet Bello, all with 2-0 records each after the elimination round.

2023 World Slasher Cup 3-Cock Semis Day 1 Results

Following outstanding victories in the elimination and semifinal rounds of this year's World Slasher Cup 1 9-Cock Invitational Derby, seventeen entries will move on to the 4-cock grand finals.

On Feb. 1st, the eagerly anticipated 4-cock grand finals are scheduled to take place at the historic Smart Araneta Coliseum.

Ayong Lorenzo, Neil Figueroa, PADZBARR, and Albert Dichavez are in first place with 5-0 records each after winning the 2-cock elimination and 3-cock semifinal matches without suffering any defeats.

Right behind them are Sabong legend Biboy Enriquez, Ito Ynares, Patrick Mallare, R. Medina, John Seiner, Johnny Moore, Sheila Adajar, Jonjon Alegre, M. Pua, L. Montenegro, Antonio, William, Danny Lim, Tom Hernandez, Justin Berin, Jeremy Berin, and Mario Siochi Jr., who scored 4 points each at the end of the first day of the semi-final round last Saturday night.

Other top fighters will also advance to the pre-finals on January 31 for those with 2, 2.5, 3, and 3.5 points.

Just some of the names on the pre-finals list are Mheng Melendres, Romel Magwili, Jerry Celeste, Raul Panizal, Roming Edano, Edel Chua, Jojo Marasigan, Mike Versoza, Don King, Lowell Kaw, Rafik Hussin, CF Hussin, Precious Grace Labios, Ruel Ola, Francis “Iskul” Juan, Belle Almojera, Pol Estrellado, Doni, A1RC, Edgardo Go, Dennis Lumpay, Butch Cambra, John Flores, Julius De Gusman, Oliver Chili, Frangran, Enrique M. Bugarin Valley Golf Antipolo, Tony Aleria, Harold, Ellan Nagano, Chris Prater, Ernesto Mercado, Bong Aspe, Jun Manguera, Raul Panizal, Fred Bernardino, Manny Gragasin, Dodoy Diaz, James Atienza, Ed Rolex, Miggy Arayata, Gerome David, Marc Cruz, Gary Tubianosa, Jay Soria, Nelson Garcia, Toto Gregore, Dennis Lumpay, James Uy, Papa Bravo, Biboy Geroge Goitia, E. Azotea, Jovin Aguilar, J. Bacar, B. Joson, R. Facundo, Roger Jamisola, Michael M., Rocky Sarmento, Frank Berin, Greg Berin, Adrian Manalansan, Welfredo Sembrano Jr., and Patrick Antonio, Tony Antonio.

Meanwhile, another 62 entries will battle it out in tonight’s second day of the semifinal round led by led by Patrick Antonio, Nene Araneta, Ayong Lorenzo, Ronald Barandino, Albert Dichavez, Cesar Ancayan, Kevin Lugon, Erlim Azotea, Boyet Jullada, Joven Aguilar, Antonio Celedio Jr., Ronnie Perez, Tony Marfori, Nelson Mantes, Nyok, Tony, Jonel Cruz, Dominic Camu, Joe Alimbuyuguen, Guam Group, Ahjo Dimaano, Vince EMC Gobon, William Mamba, Michael Masburn, Jeff Hapon, Wilfredo Aga, Jonarie Fortaleza, Robert Santiago, Walter Ozaeta, Art De Castro, Ito Ynares, and Allan Villegas, Obet Bello, all with 2-0 records each after the elimination round.

2023 World Slasher Cup 3-Cock Semis Day 2 Results

Competing in the 2023 World Slasher Cup grand finals with a flawless 5-0 record are Antonio Celedio Jr., Ronald Barandino, Ayong Lorenzo, and Patrick Antonio.

The top fighters who went into the 2023 World Slasher Cup finals with 4-1 scores are Ito Ynares, Ahjo Dimaano, Vince EMC Gobon, Fer Meneses, Teddy Tumang, Felix Sta. Maria, Jeff Hapon, Wilfredo Aga, Jonarie Fortaleza, Robert Santiago, Ronnie Perez, Erlim Azotea, Boyet Jullada, Joven Aguilar, BGC, DS, Ricky Magtuto, Jimmy Junsay, Rodel Ongmanchi, and Nene Araneta.

Participants with 2, 2.5, 3, and 3.5 points will also clash in the 2023 World Slasher Cup pre-finals on January 31, Tuesday. Just some top names of the sports in this list are Ferdy Trinidad, Alex Soriano, Rex Gale, JD Nazareno, Joseph Calma, Raymond Dela Cruz, Randy Rabara, Don King, Raffy Fonacier, Allan Villegas, Obet Bello, Nyok, Tony, R. Quis-Quis, Zamora, Lito Cay, Joel Buisan, Ares, Art De Castro, Walter Ozaeta, Art De Castro, Tony Marfori, Nelson Mantes, M. Pua, R. Ongmanchi, Carlos Tumpalan, Conrad Siochi, Jessa Amante, Gellene Timbol, Boy Palo Ay, Guam Group, Jonnel Cruz, Dominic Camu, Joe Alimbuyuguen, Mike & Tonio Romulo, P. Herlihy, O. Medina, Noisy Boy, Emong Samson, William Mamba, Michael Masburn, Marvin Rocafort, E. Occidental, F. Dacara Jr., Claude Bautista, Rolando Guearra, Von Violago, Jun Dorano, RV, Nathan Jumper, Kini Kalawaii, Celso Evangelista, Cesar Ancayan, Kevin Lugon, and Albert Dichavez.