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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Feb 232011
 

(Photo courtesy of MFC)

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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Jan 262011
 

Ovince St. Preux's professional MMA career took off in 2010. The former University of Tennessee Volunteers football player ended 2009 with a less than spectacular 3-4 record but went a perfect 6-0 in 2010, including four wins inside Strikeforce, that have this light heavyweight on the launch pad to explode into the MMA spotlight. (Photo courtesy of Dave Mandel and Sherdog)

“OSP” Ovince St. Preux (9-4) has been on quite a roll lately. He’s fought a half-dozen times in the past 12 months, winning all six of those fights – four of which were under the Strikeforce banner. Three of those four Strikeforce match-ups took place in just the seven weeks between mid-November 2010 and early January 2011 when he defeated very tough competition in “The Juggernaut” Antwain Britt (12-5), “The Razor” Benji Radach (19-6,) and “Abongo” Ron Humphrey (6-2). All in all Ovince is a perfect (4-0) inside the Strikeforce cage. Continue reading »

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Jan 112011
 

Knockout artist Dwayne Lewis (black trunks) will be looking to even the score in an upcoming rematch with Ryan Jimmo and strip away his opponent's chance of winning MFC gold. (Photo courtesy of Charles Penner and Combat Captured)

Maximum Fighting Championship (MFC) returns to River Cree Resort and Casino in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on February 25 with MFC 28: Supremacy live on HDNet. The card boasts a huge main event with “Big Deal” Ryan Jimmo (10-1) taking on “D-Bomb” Dwayne Lewis (12-5) for the vacant MFC Light Heavyweight title in a rematch of their MFC: Unplugged 3 bout in 2007. In that first meeting the two men battled for the entire duration of the fight but it was Jimmo who ultimately got the unanimous nod from the judges. This time, the stakes are even higher, as Jimmo and Lewis will be fighting for MFC gold. Continue reading »

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Nov 132010
 

"The Phenom" Douglas Lima defeated opponent Jesse Juarez with an impressive Triangle Armbar at last night's MFC 27: Breaking Point to claim the organization's vacant Middleweight Championship. (Photo courtesy of C. Penner/CombatCaptured)

—Main Card—

Douglas Lima vs. Jesse Juarez: Lima via Submission (Triangle Armbar), Round 3, 2:37*
Pete Spratt vs. Ryan Ford: Ford via Submission Rear Naked Choke, Round 2, 3:07
David Heath vs. Rodney Wallace: Wallace via Unanimous Decision, Round 3, 5:00
Dwayne Lewis vs. Razak Al-Hassan: Lewis via Split Decision, Round 3, 5:00
Kajan Johnson vs. Ryan Healy: Johnson via Unanimous Decision, Round 3, 5:00
Bill Fraser vs. Dheigo Lima: Lima via KO, Round 2, 2:36

—Undercard—

Musa Tolliver vs. Brad Cardinal: Cardinal via Submission (Triangle Choke), Round 2, 1:22
Jordan Beecroft vs. Nick Hrynchyshyn: Beecroft via Unanimous Decision, Round 3, 5:00
Matt Veal vs. Spencer Rohovie: Rohovie via Submission (Armbar), Round 1, 3:45

*Middleweight title fight

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Nov 122010
 

"The Phenom" Douglas Lima faces Jesse Juarez tonight at MFC 27: Breaking Point. The men are competing for the vacant Welterweight Championship. (Photo courtesy of MFC)

Tonight, the Maximum Fighting Championship will wow its fans with MFC 27: Breaking Point at the River Cree Casino in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.  The event will feature an MFC welterweight title fight between “The Phenom” Douglas Lima (13-4) and Jesse Juarez (13-3), a rematch between two of MFC’s top welterweights “Secret Weapon” Pete Spratt (21-17) and “The Real Deal” Ryan Ford (12-2), and a showcase of local talent. Continue reading »

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