MFC 29: Conquer Quick Results

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Apr 082011
 

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—MAIN CARD—

Douglas Lima vs. Terry Martin: Lima via TKO (Punches), Round 1, 1:14

Ryan Jimmo vs. Zak Cummings: Jimmo via Unanimous Decision, Round 3, 5:00

Marcus Davis vs. Curtis Demarce: Davis via Split Decision, Round 3, 5:00

Hermes Franca vs. Robert Washington: Franca via TKO (Punches), Round 2, 0:26

Pete Spratt vs. Demi Deeds: Spratt via Submission (Armbar), Round 2, 4:19

Andreas Spang vs. Ali Mokdad: Mokdad via Submission (Rear Naked Choke), Round 1, 1:35 Continue reading »

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MFC 28: Supremacy Quick Results

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Feb 262011
 

With his win over "D-Bomb" Dwayne Lewis, "Big Deal" Ryan Jimmo is the new MFC Light Heavyweight Champion. (Photo courtesy of Rob King and Sherdog)

Paapa Inkumsah vs. Brendan Kornberger: Kornberger via Unanimous Decision, Round 3, 5:00

Dan Ring vs. Garret Nybakken: Ring via Submission (Rear Naked Choke), Round 2, 2:21

Tyrone Glover vs. Robert Washington: Glover via Split Decision, Round 3, 5:00

Emanuel Newton vs. Rodney Wallace: Newton via Submission (Rear Naked Choke), Round 2, 4:34

Thomas Denny vs. Sheldon Westcott: DRAW, Round 3, 5:00

Richie Whitson vs. Curtis Demarce: Whitson via Split Decision, Round 3, 5:00

Matt Veach vs. Drew Fickett: Fickett via Submission (Armbar), Round 1, 0:36

Ryan Jimmo vs. Dwayne Lewis: Jimmo via TKO (Doctor Stoppage), Round 3, 3:13*

* Ryan Jimmo is the new MFC Light Heavyweight Champion

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Maximum Fighting Championship Brings Canadian Fans First 2011 Card Friday Night with MFC 28: Supremacy

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Feb 232011
 

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This Friday night, Maximum Fighting Championship (MFC) returns to the River Cree Resort and Casino in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada with MFC 28: Supremacy. The promotion’s first card of the new year is marked with the much anticipated main event battle between fellow Canadians “The Big Deal” Ryan Jimmo (10-1) and “D-Bomb” Dwayne Lewis (12-5) for the currently vacant MFC Light Heavyweight Championship, arguably the most coveted – and most elusive – title in MFC. Jimmo and Lewis are considered the two top-ranked 205lbs. fighters in Canada.

Originally slated as the co-main event was reigning MFC 155lbs. champ “Mandingo” Antonio McKee (24-4-2) putting his title on the the line for the second time since capturing it in 2009, but he was forced to drop out of the fight due to a knee injury sustained during training sometime last week. McKee’s intended challenger, decorated Rage in the Cage and UFC veteran Drew Fickett (37-12), will still take his place in the co-main event but instead will face a late replacement in fellow UFC veteran Matt Veach (11-2) at a 160lbs. catchweight. In a press release from MFC, Fickett said, “I’m disappointed not to be facing [Antonio] McKee for the title, but it’s only a matter of time until I get my hands on the MFC lightweight belt.” Continue reading »

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