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Fourteen action packed bouts are slated including four championship fights in the Featherweight, Lightweight, Welterweight and Middleweight Divisions for the UNDISPUTED CAGE BRAWLT CHAMPIONSHIP BELTS.

Both Philip “The Mean” Dean and Bill Peatree will try to keep their unblemished records alive as they enter the Cage on June 9 in Columbus, Ohio.

Philip “The Mean” has a perfect record of 4-0 while Bill Peatree will try to maintain his winning streak alive with a record of 11-0.

“The Mean” Dean will be fighting for the Featherweight title belt while Bill Peatree will be the main event as he fights to capture the Lightweight Belt.

A fan favorite wherever he goes is Welterweight sensation Bobby “The Sicilian Assassin” Friend. “The Sicilian Assassin” who has plans of turning pro after the CAGE BRAWLT aims to capture the Welterweight Title Belt in front of his home state of Ohio and in front of a worldwide PPV audience.

Tough and rugged Bryce Rayburn who holds a cast iron chin will look to demolish the Middleweight division. This will be Rayburn’s first title shot as he tries to wrap the coveted CAGE BRAWLT Middleweight Championship belt around his waist on Saturday June 9, 2007 in Columbus Ohio at the All Sars Sports Caf’e.

Ten other exciting non-title bouts are scheduled.

The 5 Knuckle Shuffle rock n’ roll band will be appearing and will be playing from 7:00pm EST -8:00pm EST prior to the matches and during the co-feature cage entrance of welterweight sensation Bobby “The Sicilian Assassin” Friend.

The Bikini Round Card Girl Contest will feature the sexiest and hottest girls in Ohio as they strut their stuff and compete for $500 CASH GRAND PRIZE.

Appearing in the contest will be Adult Film Star knockout sensation DESTINY ST. CLAIRE

Many notable celebrities will be seated at cage side.

Don’t miss any of the action as the most feared and devastating MMA cage fighters from all across the United States slug it out in an action packed CAGE BRAWLT-NIGHT OF CHAMPIONS.

CAGE BRAWLT-NIGHT OF CHAMPIONS will be held at the All Stars Sports Caf’e located on 6124 Busch Blvd in Columbus, OH on Saturday June 9, 2007.

Tickets are on sale today at the All Stars Sports Caf? by calling 614-431-8881. Tickets are friendly priced at $40 Ringside, $30 Advanced Seating and $20 General seating. Tickets can be purchased by either Visa or MasterCard or cash.

Each of the nine regular season IFL events will consist of four teams – each with an athlete in all five weight classes competing – for a minimum of 10 bouts per card. The team that wins the best three of five match setup will be declared the team winner for the match, similar to collegiate and high school wrestling dual meets. The IFL also differs from other MMA organizations in that the bouts are held in an oversized five-rope boxing ring with three, four-minute rounds, designed to create the most compelling in-arena experience for local fans.

Audrey Tsurkan (25-2, 16 KO’s) retained his NABF Middleweight Title by scoring an incredible ninth round knockout over Sammy Sparkman (19-16, 8 KO’s). Tsurkan started the fight by coming forward and landing a large volume of punches on Sparkman. Sparkman landed many of his own shots due to the fact Tsurkan neglected his defense during his attack. Sparkman was fighting Tsurkan very tough and even won a few rounds going into the ninth. Tsurkan showed some signs of rust due to the fact that he was making his first appearance since June. In the ninth, Tsurkan unloaded an enormous left hook to the head of Sparkman and put him out cold 1:02 into the round. Sparkman was immediately checked on by the medical team and was able to make it back to his feet shortly after to a cheering crowd.

Big Scottish heavyweight Ian Millarville (5-0, 3 KO’s) earned a hard fought majority decision over Sean McLean (1-1, 1 KO). Millarville was the aggressor for most of the four round contest but McLean was able to land some shots of his own when Millarville was leaning in too far with his punches, ultimately forcing the majority decision.

Junior Middleweight Willie Nelson improved to 7-1 {4 KO’s} after defeating Ecuadorian import Elberto Medina. Nelson used his superior height to land most of his punches at will. Nelson put together many good combinations but Medina hung tough and threw many heavy blows. Judge Carlos Ortiz scored it 40-35 while Judges Steve Weisfield and John Conforti scored it 39-37 for the mohawked Nelson.

Light Heavyweight Denys Lozada improved to 4-1 {2 KO’s} after defeating no-hoper Lee Holoman 0-1-1. Lozada landed two left hooks followed by a straight right hand, which forced Holoman to slump between the ropes and forced the stoppage only 51 seconds into the contest.

Puerto Rican Lightweight Joel Torres improved to 3-0 {2 KO’s} after scoring a third round TKO over Bronx native Artie Bembury 2-1. Torres fought aggressively over the first two rounds and finished the job during the third by landing a right hand that stunned Bembury. The referee surprising elected to stop the contest, leaving many fans in question.

Welterweight Anthony Irons (1-0, 1 KO) of Brooklyn won his pro debut with a third round TKO over Eduardo Adorno 0-3-1. Ivory, who had a large crowd behind him dominated the first two rounds, threw constant bombs and tagged Adorno. Ivory finished the deal during the third by landing unanswered flurries and forcing the stoppage. Iron’s trainer Andre Rozier said this was Iron’s first contest in two years and he had much to improve on that only gym time could improve.

Former world champion Alicia Ashley (13-7-1, 1 KO) earned an easy unanimous decision over Della Hoppe (4-5-1, 1 KO). The southpaw Ashley landed many quick combinations and used her boxing ability to confuse and frustrate Hoppe over 6 rounds. The game Hoppe never went down nor appeared in serious danger from Ashley’s punches. The scores were 60-54 twice and 60-53 all for Ashley.

Kevin Kearns, Kenny’s new strength and conditioning coach, who was recognized by UFC color analyst Joe Rogan for getting Kenny in “the best shape of his life,” will lead a session on strength and conditioning strategies & techniques that will power up your MMA game to the next level.

Besides the world class instruction, the $89 seminar fee includes a free MMA Summit t-shirt courtesy of Sprawl Fight Shorts and Energy Breaks sponsored by Xyience. In addition, NHB Gear will sponsor raffle drawings throughout the day.

HILTON COLISEUM NEW HOME FOR PROFESSIONAL MMA (MIXED MARTIAL ARTS) EVENT COMPLETE WITH WORLDWIDE WEB CAST ON APRIL 28

Ames, IA- March 27, 2007- Several top MMA promotion companies and personalities have joined forces to produce COLISEUM CARNAGE I on Saturday, April 28 at the 15,000 seat Hilton Auditorium in Ames. Extreme Contacting Fighting, Miletich Fighting Systems, Title Fight Championship, and Fight Sport Global Network will deliver 15 professional MMA bouts. Feature events include some of the sports most popular competitors including UFC and IFL stars Josh Neer and former ISU linebacker Justin Eilers. Attendees can also meet and greet MMA superstars Pat Miletich, Jens Pulver, Robbie Lawler, and Drew McFedries.

Favorite fighters on the regional MMA circuit include Greg Hammar, Mike “Mini-Van” Van Meer, Dan “Big Country” Hutton, Duran Barlow, and Josh Rave.

As well as being the first MMA event held at Hilton, Coliseum Carnage I is the first MMA event originating from the Midwest available via an internet video broadcast. “The Midwest in many ways is the heart of MMA country. We’re grateful the sport has grown into one of Iowa’s largest arenas and proud the eyes of the world will be on our event and Iowa” stated Troy Waller, XCF founder and event promoter.

The near television quality, full screen web cast is available to anyone with a broadband connection through fightsportglobal.com. Fight Sport Global Network launched with significant influence from MMA icon Pat Miletich and partners. “Unlike cable, our reach is greatly expanded and we offer a significantly better value” said Neil Norman, FSGN’s founder. “We’ve assembled the most viable team in MMA combining talent (XCF and Miletich), technology and marketing (FSGN), and live event promotion (XCF and TFC). Our goal is producing the most exciting events, delivering the highest production quality, and to make it available to everyone at a reasonable cost”, added Norman. The web cast is available for $9.95 compared to costs as high as $50 for cable pay-per-view. The event will also be broadcast for free on internet radio at takedownradio.com.

MMA is the world’s fastest growing professional sport. It continues to attract larger crowds, more televised broadcasts, and has added larger advertisers and sponsors. The core MMA audience is the highly sought after 18-34 year old demographic. Coliseum Carnage I is being promoted heavily to college students via web marketing, club promotions, and street teams.

Tickets for the event are available through the Iowa State Center box office and Ticket Master.