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Posted on | October 8, 2007 | 23 Comments
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MIDWEST CAGE CHAMPIONSHIP WILL BE HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Posted on | October 6, 2007 | No Comments
For Immediate Release
MIDWEST CAGE CHAMPIONSHIP THANKSGIVING EVE “NIGHT OF CHAMPIONS” PRO MIXED MARTIAL ARTS (MMA) EVENT INCLUDES FOUR TITLE FIGHTS BOUTS AT 95/KGGO ARENA
October 5, 2007- Des Moines, IA- Fast on the heels of the crowd pleasing MMC 10 event, Midwest Cage Championship (MCC) returns to the 95/KGGO Arena Wednesday, November 21 with their biggest event yet. For the first time, MCC 11 “Night of Champions” boasts four title bouts in one event. MCC and parent company, Midwest Sports Entertainment Group, L.L.C. have grown to become the premier mixed martial arts (MMA) promoter in the Des Moines. The company produces over ten events per year showcasing talents of the most exciting, and up and coming fighters. “This event brings out the best competition and will create the most action packed show to date” stated MCC partner John Halverson. Halverson is a UFC veteran, MCC co-founder, and respected fight match maker. “This show will bring out the best in each competitor, proving the bar has been raised to for everyone in the fight game, including the fans” Halverson added.
Chuck “The Reverend” Grigsby and Mike “Mini Van” Van Meer captured the MCC Light Heavyweight and Middleweight titles, respectfully, during July’s MCC 9. Since then, Grigsby went on to win Victory Fighting Championships Light Heavyweight title. Van Meer remained committed to training, both in Ames and Las Vegas, and competed in a high profile fight in Oklahoma City. Both fighters return to MCC 11, placing their belts on the line. “Mini Van” will face MCC number one contender Cole “The Apprentice” Jennet, who delivered an impressive defeat over Matt Skaggs during MCC 10. “The Rev” squares up against John Cornett, team mate and training partner of current MCC welterweight champion, Bobby Voelker.
Voelker returns to defend his own belt at Night of Champions. Voelker has built a well deserved reputation based on his three round war with veteran Teddy “Red” Worthington, and his last fight with Victor “Superman” Moreno, where he toppled Moreno with a jaw crushing, fight stopping, right hand blow. Voelker is considered a hard nosed, straight forward fighter willing to take on anyone. MCC 11 provides that opportunity.
The MCC Lightweight belt will also be awarded at MCC 11. The belt is currently open and was last held by Jeremy “Lil Heathen” Stephens, who now claims a recent UFC win at UFC 76 at the Honda Center in Anaheim, CA. MCC is currently evaluating the best fighters to include in a four man tournament that will determine the winner of the belt. “We’re talking with the best fighters now and will match them based on their ability to excite and entertain the crowd.” confided Halverson.
Tickets for Midwest Cage Championship 11, “Night of Champions” can be purchased on-line at www.midwestcagechampionship.com , the arena box office, or by calling 515-278-9757. Midwest Cage Championship is a division of Midwest Sports Entertainment Group, LLC
KIMBO SLICE VS. TANK ABBOTT FIGHT MAY STILL HAPPEN
Posted on | October 6, 2007 | 2 Comments
Palace Fighting Championship (PFC™) Interested in Making Kimbo Slice vs Tank happen
LEMOORE, Ca — The Palace Fighting Championship Mixed Martial Arts promotional organization as a brand is relatively new to the landscape of the fastest growing sport in the world.
However, the folks who own and operate the PFC™ are industry veterans with solid resources and a strong track record in producing and promoting hundreds of successful events, including a whopping 27 consecutive sold out MMA events in what is a true tertiary market, Lemoore, CA.
In light of the recent news that the CFFC 6 event, which was scheduled to take place on October 12th in Atlantic City, New Jersey has been cancelled the folks at the PFC and Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino are offering to step to the plate and help see the fight between David “Tank” Abbot and Kimbo Slice come to fruition.
“ You know I’ve been around, my team and I have promoted or co-promoted over 400 live events, concerts, boxing, MMA, you name it we’ve done it together. We know things happen and shows fall apart, but I am serious when I say that if both sides want this fight to take place all they have to do is call me and we’ll work to make it happen. With our next show only 6 days after their scheduled bout, I think it’s a no-brainer. The fight should take place and it should take place in the PFC,” said Christian Printup, who heads up the Tachi Palace Hotel and Casinos Entertainment Division and also developed the PFC on behalf of the Tachi-Yokut tribe and is one of two managing partners.
The Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino, formerly known as the Palace Indian Gaming Center, was the home to the World Extreme Cagefighting organization prior to it being bought out by the Zuffa organization. Printup and his staff played a very large role in the development, marketing and production of the pre-Zuffa WEC events, and that experience has lead to the PFC rapidly growing and taking over as the leading small show on the West Coast.
“We have some very exciting announcements on the horizon, in regards to television and some other contracts that will help proliferate the PFC brand. We are very proud to be the first MMA organization that is wholly owned by Native Americans and we continue to grow into new markets,” Printup said. “The bottom line is Tank and Kimbo deserve the opportunity to stand face to face, toe to toe and fight. They deserve a payday and frankly there is no worry of investors dropping out with us. The PFC™ is ready to make this work if they want to fight.”
On Oct. 18th PFC 4’s “Project Complete” will take place in the Palace Bingo Hall. The card is already loaded with three PFC Title fights, which include Newport Beach’s Justin Levens (9-7) vs. Hanford’s Kenny Ento (8-2) for the vacant middleweight title.
San Bernardino lightweight Shad Smith (9-7-2) will defend his belt in a rematch against Lemoore’s Poppies Martinez (11-3-1) and North Hollywood’s Lodune Sincaid (10-4) will take on Sacramento’s Jeromy Frietag (5-5) for the vacant light heavyweight crown.
Also on the card is Ultimate Fighting Championship veteran Scott Smith (10-4) vs. Santa Rosa middleweight Nate Loughran (5-0) and WEC veteran Ensenada, Mexico welterweight Olaf Alfonso (5-7) vs. Hesperia’s Thomas Denny (22-15).
In addition:
—Hanford lightweight Jeremy Luchau (0-0) vs. Fresno’s Shahob Nasrabadi (0-2).
—Fresno featherweight Jorge Evangelista (4-2-1) vs. Albuquerque, New Mexico’s Ed Tomaselli (3-4).
—Hanford flyweight Luis Gonzalez (0-0) vs. Merced’s Josh Besneatte (0-1).
—Las Veagas light heavyweight Dewey Cooper (2-0) vs. Fresno’s Jimmy Dexter (1-3).
—Merced middleweight Phil Collins (4-3) vs. Visalia’s Marc De La Cruz (2-1).
—Parlier middleweight Mike Moreno (2-1) vs. Fresno’s William Harmon (0-0).
—Sacramento light heavyweight Mark Munoz (1-0) vs. Anthony Rubacalva (1-0).
—Lemoore middleweight Mike Martinez (1-1) vs. Visalia’s Rocky Molina (0-1).
Weighins are slated for Wednesday, Oct. 17th at 4 p.m. at The Den Sports bar located on the third floor of the Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino. Fight fans are encouraged to come see their favorite fighters.
Doors open for the fights on Thursday, Oct. 18th at 5:30 p.m. with the first fight slated for 6:30 p.m.
For more breaking PFC news log on to www.palacefightingchampionship.com
HBO BOXING PRESENTS PAY PER VIEW CARD FOR SATURDAY
Posted on | October 5, 2007 | No Comments
PETER AWARDED WBC HEAVYWEIGHT BELT
Posted on | October 5, 2007 | No Comments
IT’S PETER’S BELT: World Boxing Council president Jose Sulaiman officially presents Samuel “The Nigerian Nightmare” Peter with the WBC Heavyweight Championship belt at Madison Square Garden on Thursday, prior to Peter’s tilt against Jameel McCline set for Saturday night at MSG. Peter’s promoter Dino Duva (far right) and Don King (far left) were also on hand for the presentation. Photo by Tom Casino
Duva Boxing’s Samuel Peter holds the WBC heavyweight championship aloft following Jose Sulaiman presenting the Nigerian Nightmare with the belt on Thursday at Madison Square Garden prior to Saturday’s defense against Jameel McCline at the Mecca of Boxing. Photo by Tom Casino.
CAGED FURY 3 UPDATE
Posted on | October 5, 2007 | 1 Comment
Caged Fury 3 Updated Fight Card
NAAFS TV Premier This Saturday
10/5/07: Cleveland, OH: As 2007 begins to wind down, this Saturday night will mark the beginning of a very busy three months for the North American Allied Fight Series (NAAFS).
The NAAFS has made the jump to television and is set to debut with a special one hour broadcast this Saturday evening (October 6th) at 9 PM EST on Sports Time Ohio (STO), the official TV home of the Cleveland Indians. STO will broadcast a new episode of NAAFS Cage Fighting every Saturday night with three repeat broadcasts throughout the week. NAAFS weekly episodes will feature some of the rising stars of the NAAFS on both the amateur and professional levels while competing in some of the NAAFS’ most memorable bouts. See the MMA Stars of tomorrow….fight here today!
This Saturday nights episode will feature an epic battle between the undefeated “Smokin” Joe Heiland (8-0) and Jon “Crowbar” Meyer (6-1) along with the television debut of Stipe Miocic as he takes on Seth “Big Sexy” Cole plus Joey “The Hitman” Holt collides with Aaron Dugan. NAAFS Cage Fighting, the TV series will be available weekly on STO, Direct TV and The Dish Network. Check with your local cable company to see if STO is available in you area.
The official NAAFS TV Premier Party will be held at the Barley House in downtown Akron, OH starting at 8:30 PM EST. Come hang out with NAAFS fighters and fans while taking in the action in a great environment. Contact the Barley House at 330-374-0925 for more info. We hope to see you there!
Countdown to Caged Fury 3 – Things are heating up for the NAAFS’ next live event which will take place this November 3rd in Cleveland, Ohio’s Masonic Auditorium. Caged Fury 3 will feature several “must see” bouts as UFC veteran Jason “Dynamite” Dent (19-7) collides with cross-town rival Torrance “The Tyrant” Taylor (5-3) for the 155 lbs NAAFS pro series title. The co-main event will feature the hard hitting Ryan “The Lion” Madigan as he makes his long awaited return to the NAAFS cage against Team Gurgels Matt Brown. In a highly anticipated heavyweight showdown which was added to the Caged Fury 3 card this week, it will be a battle of unbeaten fighters as Dominic “The Punisher” Qurazzo (4-0) battles “Cujo” Joe McCall (3-0).
There are currently 14 exciting bouts scheduled for November 3rds Caged Fury 3 with tickets now on sale and moving quickly. General admission tickets start at just $20 for this maga fight card and taped for television event. Be a part of it! Cage Side VIP seating is still available but becoming limited. For tickets or information on Caged Fury 3, fans can log onto www.PKWlive.com or the leagues official website at www.NAAFS.tv. Fans can also pre-order tickets via phone by calling 330-280-8442. All bouts are subject to change.
Caged Fury 3 Professional Featured Bouts
CO MAIN EVENT: 155 lbs – Jason “Dynamite” Dent 19-7 (Team GriffonRawl) vs Torrance “The Tyrant” Taylor 5-3 (Rising Dragon Fight Team)
CO MAIN EVENT: 170 lbs – Ryan “The Lion” Madigan 3-0 (Jungle Fight Team) vs Matt “The Immortal” Brown 9-6 (Team Gurgel)
265 lbs – Joe “Cujo” McCall 3-0 (Instigator Fight Team) vs Dominic “The Punnisher” Qurazzo 4-0 (Team Playland)
145 lbs – Sonny Marchette 1-1-1 (Tuff N Stuff) vs Donny “Eagle Eye” Walker 8-5 (Team GriffonRawl)
155 lbs – Vadim Ivanov 3-2 (Strong Style Fight Team) vs Nick Sorg 5-3 (Team Predator)
NAAFS Amateur Preliminary Bouts
265 lbs – Matt Lust 4-0 (Wreckroom Athletics) vs Stipe Miocic 2-0 (Strong Style Fight Team)
145 lbs – Cody “The Wolverine” Stevens 7-1 (Wreckroom) vs “Small” Paul Martin 10-2 (Team Takedown)
155 lbs – Danny “Lil Thunder” Balon 10-3 (Team DNA) vs John “Mongoose” Myers 7-6 (Instigator Fight Team)
205 lbs – John “The Showstopper” Hedges 3-2 (Team Warfare) vs Josh Miller 2-3 (Team AirGadfly)
170 lbs – Frank “The Tank” Carabello 4-3 (Rising Dragon Fight Team) vs Okey Lawrence 2-1 (Team DNA)
155 lbs – Kevin Rothacker 2-0 (Strong Style Fight Team) vs Charles Cooper 2-0 (Team Predator)
265 lbs – John Hawk 0-0 (Jungle Fight Team) vs Chris Pierce 0-0 (Independent – Lemont, PA)
155 lbs – Eric Rex 0-1 (Jungle Fight Team) vs Dan “The Reaper” Pizzi 0-1 (Team Pain)
185 lbs – Dave Overton 0-0 (Jungle Fight Team) vs Eddy Gonzales 0-0 (Team Air-Gadfly)
All bouts subject to change.
The NAAFS would also like to remind fans that November 17th’s Midwest Combat Challenge 3 fight card set for Akron, Ohio will be released on PKWlive.com and NAAFS.tv early next week. Tickets for the MCC3 will officially go on sale Monday, October 8th, 2007 at 12 PM (noon) and can be purchased on PKWlive.com or by calling 330-280-8442.
Upcoming 2007 Events Schedule
– NAAFS “Caged Fury 3”: November 3rd, 2007 – Masonic Auditorium – Cleveland, OH – The NAAFS returns to C-Town with a Fury! Featuring Madigan vs Brown, Dent vs Taylor and Qurazzo vs McCall, Plus Sonny Marchette, John Hedges, Cody Stevens, Frank Carabello and Stipe Miocic in action! Tickets on now at PKWLive.com or 330.280.8442.
– 2007 Joslins Canadian Open – November 10th & 11th, 2007 – Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. One of Canada’s premier annual martial arts events offering Submission Grappling and Martial Arts Competition. Championship belts to all first place divisional winners PLUS meet UFC veteran Jeff “The Inferno” Joslin! For info log on to www.Joslinskarate.com or call 905-383-3539.
– Strong Style MMA and East Coast Martial Arts present “The Midwest Grappling Open” – November 10th, 2007 – Strong Style Training Center – Independence, OH – The Midwest Grappling Open is back and better then ever!! Open to competitors of all ages and skill levels. Cash Prizes for Absolute Winners! Pre-Registration now available at PKWlive.com.
– NAAFS “Midwest Combat Challenge 3” – November 17th, 2007 – Chapparrels Center – Akron, OH – NAAFS Cage fighting back at Chapparrels with the NAAFS amateur series in full mode. Tickets on sale Monday, October 8th at PKWlive.com!
– NAAFS “Night of Champions”: December 1st, 2007 – Packard Music Hall – Warren, OH – The NAAFS National Amateur Champions are crowned in 6 Weight Classes PLUS NAAFS Superfights to close out a memorable 2007 Series…More info Coming Soon to NAAFS.tv
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HEAVYWEIGHTS PETER AND MCCLINE READY FOR SATURDAY SHOWDOWN
Posted on | October 5, 2007 | 5 Comments
PETER VS. MCCLINE SET FOR SATURDAY CLASH
By: Patrick McElligott
Boxing fans will be watching one of the most significant heavyweight fights in years on Saturday, when Showtime broadcasts the Samuel Peter vs JameelMcCline fight. Peter (28-1, with 22 KOs) defends his “title” against McCline (38-7-3, with 23 KOs) at the Madison Square Garden. This is a fight that could end anywhere between 1 and 12 rounds.
McCline had been preparing to fight Vitali Klitschko, and Peter was matched with Oleg Maskaev, when both Russian fighters pulled out, claiming back injuries. Questions about both of the claims have been raised. However, the original plan was for the winners of the two bouts to meet, and I believe that this would have meant a Peter vs McCline fight in March, 2008 at the Garden. Saturday’s fight merely advances what needs to happen in the division.
Both warriors have had time to make adjustments in their preparation to meet someone very different than they expected to be fighting. McCline was prepared to fight a tall man with a classic European stance, who fights in the middle of the ring. Klitschko, who has been inactive for years due to injuries, would not have been strong after four rounds. Jameel now faces an
shorter opponent who tends to be aggressive, and who has the endurance associated with athletes in their 20s. More, Peter has explosive one-punch knockout power.
“This man’s a beast,” McCline told reporters this week. “He’s a strong fighter, a big man who does not play games. He has trouble with big men who jab, and that’s exactly what I bring to the table.” McCline’s camp has clearly been studying the films of Peter’s fights, particularly with
Wladimir Klitschko and James Toney. He notes that even in his loss to Klitschko, Sam scored three knockdowns. Though Klitschko decked Jameel in the 10th round of their fight, he says, “I have a different chin than Wladimir. I’m a beast. It’s not easy to beat me.”
McCline may attempt to surprise Peter early in the fight. He is big enough to try to push Sam backwards, much as George Foreman did to Joe Frazier years ago. Jameel’s punching power is the greatest at his shoulder level, as evidenced even in close loses to Calvin Brock and Chris Byrd. Though Peter has a stronger chin than either of them, McCline’s power poses a threat to
any heavyweight.
If he can’t hurt Peter early, then McCline will attempt to dictate a slower paced fight. He will try to keep the action in the center of the ring, and to get Peter to make it a jabbing contest. McCline will try to tie-up his opponent inside, and get him frustrated to the point of making mistakes.
Jameel hopes that Peter’s inactivity, due to factors beyond his control, will result in his attempting to load up, and rely upon a single punch. Young champions who make mistakes late in a fight can become ex-champions, as Michael Moorer found out.
Samuel Peter was preparing to fight a man who was only an inch taller than him, who was slow, easy to hit, and who was afraid of him. The intimidation factor is a real part of what he brings to a fight. Some boxing “experts” felt it disappeared with his lose to Klitschko, but if that were the
measure, Sonny Liston wouldn’t have intimidated anyone after his loss to Marty Marshall.
“The switch of opponents doesn’t bother me,” he told reporters. “I’m a fighter and I will go in and do what I have to do. He’s a good fighter, but he doesn’t have a chance. I’ll just do my usual thing and get a knockout. If McCline is a beast, then welcome to my jungle. Now let’s do this in the ring come Saturday night.”
Peter needs to set the pace against the older man. He needs to cut off the ring, and move Jameel into the ropes. When Jameel tries to clinch, Sam needs to fire away inside, lifting short punches up under the rib cage. Sam’s maximum power is not limited to any single plane (which is part of the intimidation factor!), and his overhand right and even his sometimes-wide left hook can end any fight.
Sam’s trainer predicts a knockout between 5 and 7 rounds. He knows that at 37, it becomes difficult to carry 250+ pounds for three minutes a round, facing one of the division’s most intense punchers of recent times. If Sam comes in under a jab, and throws combinations starting at the belly and ending on the head, he will be very difficult to beat.
Enjoy the fight!
MESI REACTS TO CRITICAL REMARKS
Posted on | October 5, 2007 | No Comments
“Baby” Joe Mesi fighting mad
BUFFALO (October 5, 2007) – Former world No. 1 heavyweight contender “Baby” Joe Mesi (35-0, 28 KOs) has angrily responded to disparaging remarks made by his October 12th opponent, Shannon Miller (15-3, 9 KOs).
Mesi-Miller headlines “Clash of the Titans,” promoted by Jimmy Burchfield’s Classic Entertainment & Sports, Inc., in the 10-round main event for the vacant WBC USNBC heavyweight title at Twin River Events Center in Lincoln, Rhode Island.
“I don’t know why he said the things he said but he’s going to pay for it in the ring,” Mesi said. “He made some stupid comments that I took personally, like I should be walking around wearing a helmet. I know what I’m doing and I wouldn’t risk myself. He needs to build up his courage and confidence anyway possible and he chose this way. He should know better. I don’t know how bright Shannon Miller is or how far he went in school. I was on the National Dean’s List and the National Honor’s Society in college, in case he wants to compare brains. My advice to Shannon Miller is, before October 12th start by practicing the phrase, Would you like French fries with that order, Miss?
“Shannon is not even close to being in my league. At the end of our fight, he’s going to be forced into retirement. I’m not the one who is going to have to think about retiring. He’s probably trying to use everything he can, but he’s not the same caliber of fighter as me, not even close. This very well could be his last fight; I’m going to take it out on him October 12th.”
“Clash of the Titans,” part of “The Budweiser Night at the Fights” series at Twin River, will be taped live and air Saturday night, October 13 starting at 9:30 PM/ET on by CN8, The Comcast Network as well as Cox Sports Television.
Tickets for “Clash of the Titans” are priced at $40.00, $45.00, (Bronze), $65.00 (Silver), $100.00 (Gold) and $150.00 (Jimmy’s Platinum Club) and may be purchased by calling CES (401.724.2253/2254), going on line at www.cesboxing.com or www.twinriver.com, at the Twin River Event Center (100 Twin River Road, Lincoln, RI), or any TicketMaster location. Contact CES (401.724.2253/2254/www.cesboxing.com) or Twin River Events Center (877.82.RIVER/ www.twinriver.com) for more information. Doors open at 6 PM/ET, first bout at 7 PM/ET.
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