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PROFESSIONAL DEBUT OF KEVIN ‘BABY SLICE’ FERGUSON JR. ADDED TO PRELIMINARY CARD OF “BELLATOR 165: CHANDLER VS. HENDERSON” AT SAP CENTER IN SAN JOSE

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Santa Monica, Calif. (Nov. 7, 2016) – One week ahead of "Bellator 165: Chandler vs. Henderson " na SAP Center na San Jose, Calif., Bellator MMA is pleased to announce the highly anticipated professional mixed martial arts debut of Kevin “Baby Slice” Ferguson Jr. ga-abịa megide Aaron Hamilton in a welterweight bout during the preliminary portion of the card on Nov. 19.

The contest anchors an electric preliminary card and joins a Spike-televised main card that features a lightweight world title main event pitting current champion Michael Chandler (15-3) megide Benson Henderson (24-6). Na mgbede si ngalaba-isi omume, undefeated British phenom Michael "elò" Page (11-0) na California nke ya Fernando Gonzalez (25-13) duke it out in a welterweight thriller and Adam Piccolot (8-0) na-ewe ke Brandon Girtz(14-4) in a lightweight clash. N'ikpeazụ, a light heavyweight showdown pitting Linton "The Swarm" Vassell (16-5) megide Francis Carmont (14-4) and female flyweight action pitting Keri Melendez (Mpụta mbụ) megide Sheila Padilla (2-0) are also set for the main card.

"Bellator 165: Chandler vs. Henderson " airs LIVE and FREE at 9 p.m. NA/8 p.m. CT on Spike and completes three consecutive weeks of championship fights on the Viacom-owned network. Tickets for the event remain on sale and can be purchased at Bellator.com, yana SAP Center Box Office na Ticketmaster.

After originally being slated to make his professional debut at both “Bellator 160” na "Bellator 162,“ “Baby Slice” will now look to showcase his fine-tuned mixed martial arts repertoire on Nov. 19. The son of the late, great “Kimbo Slice,” made a splash in the world of MMA during an amateur contest in Chicopee, Massachusetts, where he delivered a brutal knockout punch just 1:23 n'ime akpa gburugburu. In what is unquestionably one of the most talked-about debuts in promotion history, Slice hopes to parlay his amateur success with a memorable performance on the professional circuit and carry on the legacy that his father let behind. Hailing from Miami, Florida, the Team Body Shop product now has his eyes set on joining teammate A.J. McKee as one of Bellator MMA’s top young prospects.

Hamilton will once again compete in his home state of California, after previous bouts against the likes of Max Griffin. “The Snake” will be making both his Bellator MMA debut and welterweight debut, as the 185-pound slugger attempts to trim down for what is surely the biggest fight of his career. Hamilton last competed in March and hopes to spoil the long-awaited debut of Slice.

 

Complete "Bellator 165: Chandler vs. Henderson" isi kaadị:

Isi ihe omume ụwa dị fechaa: Michael Chandler (15-3) vs. Benson Henderson (24-6)

Mmemme Co-Main Welterweight: Michael Page (11-0) vs. Fernando Gonzalez (25-13)

Ngosipụta njiri dị arọ dị arọ: Linton Vassell (16-5) vs. Francis Carmont (25-11)

Ihe njiri mara fechaa: Adam Piccolot (8-0) vs. Brandon Girtz (14-4)

Flyweight Feature Bout: Keri-Anne Taylor-Melendez (Mpụta mbụ) vs. Sheila Padilla (2-0)

 

Kaadị mbido zuru ezu:

Welterweight Preliminary Bout: Kevin Ferguson Jr. (Mpụta mbụ) vs. Aaron Hamilton (0-2)

Mgba mbụ nke dị fechaa: Ụlọ akụ Carrington (5-0) vs. Jake Roberts (7-0)

Ọgba mbụ nke Middleweight: Diego Herzog (3-2) vs. Nick Pica (5-0)

Mgba mbụ nke Bantamweight: Jeremiah Monaghan (9-5) vs. Vince Murdock (8-2)

Welterweight Preliminary Bout: James Terry (17-9) vs. Justin Baesman (19-10-1)

Mgba mbụ nke Bantamweight: Alvin Cacdac (16-12) vs. Steve ramirez (5-1)

Mgba mbụ nke dị fechaa: J.J. Okanovich (2-1) vs. Luis Vargas (Mpụta mbụ)

Ọkụ mbido featherweight: Victor Jones (0-2) vs. Beau Hamilton (1-7)

Mgba mbụ nke dị fechaa: Hugo Lujan (0-1) vs. Cesar Gonzalez (Mpụta mbụ)

Welterweight “VOW” mbido mbụ: Dominic Sumer (Mpụta mbụ) vs. Justin Roswell (1-0)

Welterweight Preliminary Bout: Danasabe Mohammed (5-0) vs. Dwight Grant (6-1)

Flyweight Preliminary Bout: Sarah D'Alelio (10-6) vs. Jaimelene Nievera (4-1)

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MISSION ACCOMPLISHED, PHIL DAVIS TAKES HOME BELLATOR MMA TITLE WITH DOMINATING FIVE-ROUND VICTORY

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UNCASVILLE, Conn. (Nov. 4, 2016) – It’s a wonderful life for Phil Davis (17-3), who dethroned Liam McGeary (11-1) na Fraịdee n'abalị “Bellator 163,” taking home the light heavyweight championship.

As has been the case plenty of times throughout Davis’ illustrious career, his wrestling pedigree was the deciding factor, nullifying the world-class jiu-jitsu of the Renzo Gracie-trained former champion. For nearly 25-minutes, “Mr. Wonderful” maintained top pressure on the New York-native, frustrating McGeary and putting him into desperation mode in the fifth and final round. McGeary fought valiantly to both stop and submit the longtime Alliance MMA-product, ma n'ikpeazụ, Davis took home the unanimous decision with scorecards of 50-43, 50-45, 50-44.

McGeary, who suffered the first loss of his young career, was humble in defeat, admitting that while Davis was the better man throughout their main event fight, he will be back to reclaim what he feels is rightfully his.

Returning home to Southern California with a new belt in tow, Davis now sets his sights on his pregnant wife, who is due to give birth to his second son na Mọnde.

Brennan Ward & Saad Awad Provide 90 Seconds of Pure Violence

In an absolute barnburner, Brennan Ward na Ị Awad went toe-to-toe for the 86 seconds they shared the Bellator MMA cage together, doing their best imitation of Rock Em’ Sock Em’ Robots until “Irish” caught “Ogbu” with an uppercut that sent the Palestinian face first into the canvas. With the knockout, Ward moves into sixth place on the all-time list of KO’s under the promotion’s banner, and now sets his sights on a future matchup against the elite at 170-pounds.

Neiman Gracie Tells the MMA World, ‘Gracie Jiu-Jitsu’ is Back

After finding out they would be competing live on SPIKE less than 24 hours before entering the Bellator MMA cage, Neiman Gracie (5-0) mere ngwa ngwa ọrụ nke Rudy-agba (16-15), latching on to an arm bar 4:39 into the opening frame and forcing the tap from “Bad News.” Gracie was able to add to his impressive submission record, which has now been stretched to three victories in three Bellator MMA appearances, including a pair of first-round submissions. The 27-year-old was also able to please Royce Gracie, who was cornering his bout for the evening.

Javy Ayala Spoils Return of Sergei Kharitonov in 16 sekọnd

In what many people thought would be a triumphant return to the sport of MMA for Sergei Kharitonov (23-6), Javy Ayala (10-5) spoiled that, sending the Russian heavyweight to the canvas in a heap following an overhand right 16 seconds into the matchup. Na mmeri, “Eye Candy” immediately inserted himself into further big-time match-ups, namedropping both Bobby Lashley na Matt Mitrione during his post-fight interview. In his last two outings, the Northern California-native has finished his foe in the opening round via stoppage.

Mbido Kaadị Results:

Na Ruth (1-0) meriri Dustin Collins-Miles (0-1) site TKO (punches) na 3:19 nke gburugburu otu

Tyrell Fortune (1-0) meriri Cody Miskell (0-1) site TKO (punches) na 2:22 nke gburugburu otu

Tim Caron (6-0) meriri Steve Skrzat (8-9) site na TKO na 1:22 nke gburugburu otu

Hannah Regina (1-0) meriri Sarah Ịṅa (1-4) site na nrubeisi (arm bar) na 4:51 nke gburugburu otu

Tim Caron (6-0) meriri Steve Skrzat (8-9) site na TKO na 1:22 nke gburugburu abụọ

Blair Tugman (9-6) meriri Walter Smith-Cotito (4-5, 1 NC) site na etebe (29-28)

Christopher Foster (10-4) meriri Thomas English (6-7) site na etebe (29-28, 30-27, 30-27)

Tyler Eze (12-4) meriri Josh Diekmann (15-8, 1 NC) site na nrubeisi (n'azụ-gba ọtọ ịkpagbu) na 1:39 nke gburugburu abụọ

Carlos Corriea (2-0) meriri Ilya Kotau (1-2) site gbawara n'etiti mkpebi (30-27, 28-29, 30-27)

Vinicius De Jesus (5-1) meriri James Boran (6-1) site na nrubeisi (n'azụ-gba ọtọ ịkpagbu) na 1:55 nke gburugburu 2

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ITALY’S OWN PIETRO CAPPELLI LOOKS TO DEFEND HOME TURF IN LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT WITH PHILIPE LINS DURING MMA PORTION OF ‘BELLATOR 168’

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MIDDLEWEIGHT BOUT PITTING JOHN SALTER AGAINST CLAUDIO ANNICCHIARICO ADDED TO MAIN CARD OF BELLATOR MMA’S RETURN TO ITALY

Santa Monica, Calif (November 1, 2016) – A light heavyweight bout pitting Philipe Lins (10-1) megide Pietro Cappelli (2-1) and a middleweight fight between John Salter (12-3) na Claudio Annicchiarico (1-4) have been added to "Bellator 168: Carvalho vs. Manhoef 2,” which will feature both Bellator MMA and Bellator Kickboxing brands emanating from the Mandela Forum in Florence on Dec. 10.

The evening is highlighted by a main event middleweight world title rematch pitting Rafael Carvalho (13-1) megide Melvin Manhoef (30-13-1, 2 NC). Na mgbakwunye, Italy’s own Alessio Sakara (18-11, 2 NC) na Joey “The Mexicutioner” Beltran (17-13, 1 NC) will duke it out in a light heavyweight feature fight. "Bellator 168: Carvalho vs. Nwoke Hoof 2" will air on SPIKE at 4pm ET/Pt.

A native of Florence, Italy, Cappelli has made an immediate splash in MMA, earning consecutive victories following his professional debut in 2015. Cappelli’s first career win came at the expense of Andrzej Kulik, when the 32-year-old delivered a brutal first round knockout. He then parlayed the emphatic victory with another first round finish, displaying his noteworthy ground game with a keylock submission just one minute and one second into the bout. With a noticeable message reading “unscarred” across his stomach, the Italian competitor prepares to dive in head first with a challenging matchup against the veteran Lins in his Bellator MMA debut.

The 31-year-old Lins will enter the cage for the 12th time in his career and fifth since making his Bellator MMA debut in 2014. Hailing si Brazil, Lins began his professional career on a nine-fight winning streak, finishing opponents in seven of the victories. “Monstro” has recorded a trio of significant victories since joining the Scott Coker-led promotion, including two first round finishes and his most recent knockout win over fellow Brazilian competitor William Viana na "Bellator 159: Caldwell vs. Taimanglo.” Lins hopes to build off of his big win and silence a crowd that will be heavily in favor of his Italian opponent Cappelli.

Fresh off of his first career victory, a first round knockout over Ilyrian Hoxhay, the 32-year-old Annicchiarico looks to continue his success when he enters the cage for the first time under the direction of Bellator MMA. The Italian middleweight will face a difficult first test in Salter, a 15-fight veteran that hasn’t been defeated since 2012. With a pair of submission defeats to Salter’s name, look for Annicchiarico to take the fight to the ground and grind it out there.

The former Strikeforce competitor Salter will make his third appearance under the Bellator MMA banner, after recording victories in his first two bouts with the promotion. He is riding a recent string of success, having won four consecutive contests and seven of his past eight. Over his seven-year career, the 31-year-old Nashville, Tenn., native has collected a dozen professional victories, recording finishes in all. With nine of his 12 career wins coming in the opening round of action, Salter is known to be one of the quickest strikers in the division and most recently finished former middleweight champion Brandon Halsey.

 

Complete "Bellator 168: Carvalho vs. Manhoef 2 "Kaadị:

Middleweight World aha agba: Rafael Carvalho (13-1) vs. Melvin Manhoef (30-13-1, 2 NC)

Ìhè Heavyweight Njirimara Ọgụ: Alessio Sakara (18-11, 2 NC) vs. Life Beltran (17-13, 1 NC)

Ìhè Heavyweight Njirimara Ọgụ: Philipe Lins (10-1) vs. Pietro Cappelli (2-1)

Ọgụ Njirimara Middleweight: John Salter (12-3) vs. Claudio Annicchiarico (1-4)

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LIGHTWEIGHT REMATCH PITTING PATRICKY PITBULL AGAINST DEREK CAMPOS SERVES AS MAIN EVENT AT SECOND NIGHT OF BELLATOR DOUBLEHEADER INSIDE WINSTAR WORLD CASINO & Mkpebi

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JOHN TEIXEIRA GETS NEW OPPONENT JUSTIN LAWRENCE WHILE TOP WRESTLING PROSPECT JAROD TRICE MAKES HIS DEBUT AGAINST BRANDON LEE ON STACKED PRELIMINARY CARD

Santa Monica, Calif. (November 1, 2016) – An undisclosed injury to Pat Curran, who was originally scheduled to fight John Teixeira(20-1-2), has opened the door for a lightweight main event pitting Patricky Baby (16-8) megide Derek Fields (17-6) on the second night of a special doubleheader inside WinStar World Casino & Resotu ke Thackerville, Ọ DỊ MMA., na Saturday, December 3.

 

In lieu of the injured former featherweight champion, Teixeira will now face Justin Lawrence (9-3) in main card action. Na mgbakwunye, Bellator MMA is pleased to announce the professional debut of three-time All American wrestling prospect Jarod Trice, who will challenge Brandon Lee (4-1) during the Bellator.com-streamed preliminary card.

N'abalị nke abụọ nke ntụrụndụ - "Belator 167" – features a flyweight bout pitting undefeated budding superstar Ilima-Lei MacFarlane (4-0) megide Emily Ducote (4-1), yana Chidi Njokuani (15-4, 1 NC) vesos Andrew Fialho (7-0) in three rounds of welterweight action on the Spike-televised main card.

 

A bantamweight world title rematch pitting current champion Eduardo Dantas (18-4) megide Joe Warren (14-5) na ibu featherweight na-eme ka atụmanya na-enweghị mmeri A.J. McKee (5-0) megide Emmanuel Sanchez (13-3) will highlight the first night of excitement at “Bellator 166.”N'ikpeazụ, a Bantamweight tuanu n'etiti Marcos Galvao (17-7-1) na C.R.. Davis (23-7) will also be featured on the main card of the doubleheader’s opening night.

 

Tiketi maka mmemme isi okpukpu abụọ pụrụ iche na-amalite n'otu ntabi anya $45 enwere ike zụta ya na WinStar World cha cha & Resort Box Office, yana Ticketmaster na Bellator.com.

 

"Bellator 167: Baby vs. Campos 2” airs live and free on Saturday on SPIKE at 9 p.m. NA/8 p.m. CT., mgbe "Bellator 166: Dantas vs. Warren 2"ikuku ndụ na free na Fraịdee na SPIKE na 9 p.m. NA/8 p.m. CT. Mbọ mbụ maka mmemme abụọ a ga-aga n'ihu Bellator.com na The Bellator Mobile App.

 

The 30-year-old Brazilian star originally caught the promotion’s attention following an electric start to his professional career, as he earned a victory in seven of his first eight fights. Now a 16-fight veteran of Bellator MMA, Freire enters the contest having won six of his last nine bouts, including knockout finishes over division powerhouses Ryan Couture, David Rickels, and most notably Derek Campos in the pair’s first brawl two years ago. The second round victory over Campos marked only the second time in his career that an opponent was able to finish him via knockout. Freire has already put together a stellar 2016 mkpọsa, with wins over Couture and Kevin Souza, as well as a lightweight title shot against Michael Chandler. “Pitbull” will look to further cement his feet atop the division’s elite with a strong performance against the equally-tested veteran Campos.

 

Prior to an undisclosed injury, Campos was originally set for a rematch with “Pitbull” in Italy at “Bellator 152,” but now the 28-year-old Texan will have his shot at revenge even closer to home base. Hailing from Lubbock, Texas, “The Stallion” comes in having won eight of his last 11 nsọtụ, including knockout victories over Melvin Guillard and Estevan Payan. With a professional record of 3-1 na Thackerville, including a KOTC Junior Welterweight Championship in 2012, Campos has clearly claimed WinStar World Casino & Resort his home away from home. Currently riding a recent string of success, Campos will look to add to his current two-fight winning streak and continue his dominance in OK.

 

The 29-year-old Teixeira continues to make a name for himself in Bellator MMA’s featherweight division, as he will make his fourth appearance under the promotion’s direction following three consecutive victories. Similar to his opponent, Teixeira also steps into the cage on a recent string of success, having won seven of his last eight bouts, including a trio of first round knockouts. Prior to his days with Bellator MMA, Teixeira began his professional career fighting exclusively in Brazil, posting an undefeated record of 12-0 with one draw. The upcoming bout marks only the fourth time in Teixeira’s nine year career that he will fight outside of his native Brazil. Na 14 nke ya 19 ọrụ nkwanye-abịa site n'ụzọ nke knockout ma ọ bụ nrubeisi, you can be sure to see “Macapa” go for the finishing blow early and often in this mouthwatering matchup.

 

Following the recent news of an undisclosed injury that forced Pat Curran to withdraw, Lawrence has agreed to fill in to face Teixeira. After beginning his professional career under the direction of Strikeforce, Lawrence has found a home in Bellator MMA’s formidable featherweight division. “The American Kid” has tallied a pair of highlight-reel knockouts since joining the Scott Coker-led promotion last year, including his most recent victory over Isao Kobayashi na "Bellator 157: Dynamite 2.” The emphatic finish was the fifth of his young career and fourth by way of knockout. Mkpakọrịta azụ na 2013, the 26-year-old striker has won five of his last six contests, three of which came by way of knockout. Hailing from Pacific, Missouri, the former UFC competitor will look to keep the ball rolling against another tough opponent in Teixeira.

 

Three-time All American wrestling prospect Jarod Trice will be making his highly anticipated professional debut, following his recent signing with the promotion earlier this year. Trice joins Aaron Pico, Na Ruth na Tyrell Fortune as a few of the recent signees that make up the new wave of incredibly talented wrestling prospects to flock to Bellator MMA. The Detroit, Michigan native competed at Central Michigan University, where he has also earned a National Title at 120 kg and two Greco Roman National Titles, with one at 120 kg and another at 98 kg.The 27-year-old also saw a great deal of success following an impressive 50-pound weight-loss transformation, something that will surely come in handy in a sport that demands severe weight discipline.

 

Fighting out of Clinton, Ọ DỊ MMA., Lee will not have to travel far when he makes his Bellator MMA debut inside WinStar World Casino & Resotu ke Thackerville, na December 3. The 41-year-old heavyweight has had a great deal of success to date, recording four wins over his five career bouts under the direction of regional promotions. “The Undertaker” has finished his opponent in the opening round of each of his four professional victories, including a brutal knockout in his most recent win earlier this year. Lee will drop down to the 205-pound division for his promotional debut, looking to crash the party that is top prospect Jarod Trice and his widely followed professional debut.

 

Complete "Bellator 167: Baby vs. Campos 2” Main Card:

Lightweight Main Event: Patricky "Baby" Freire (16-8) vs. Derek Fields (17-6)

Flyweight Feature Bout: Ilima MacFarlane (4-0) vs. Emily Ducote (4-1)

Njirimara Welterweight: Chidi Njokuani (15-4, 1 NC) vs. Andrew Fialho (7-0)

Ọkụ mbido featherweight: John Teixeira (19-1-2) vs. Justin Lawrence (9-3)

 

Updated Preliminary Card:

Ọkụ mbido ibu dị arọ: Jarod Trice (Mpụta mbụ) vs. Brandon Lee (4-1)

Welterweight Preliminary Bout: Abdul Razak Al Hassan (5-0) vs. Dakota Cochrane (26-10)

Lightweight Preliiminary Bout: Jonathan Gary (11-6) vs. Aaron Roberson (5-4)

Ọkụ mbido featherweight: Brandon Philips (6-2) Stephen Banaszak (5-5)

Welterweight Preliminary Bout: Justin Patterson (7-1) vs. Codale Ford (11-8)

Welterweight Preliminary Bout: Fernando Gonzalez (Mpụta mbụ) vs. Chris Hicks (3-8)

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Danny Garcia & Omar Douglas Media Workout Quotes & Photos

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Undefeated World Champion Danny Garcia Faces Colombia’s Samuel Vargas in Premier Boxing Champions on Spike Main Event Saturday, November 12 From Temple University’s Liacouras Center in Philadelphia
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Filadelfia (November 1, 2016) – Onye mmeri ụwa na-emerighị Danny “Ngwa” Garcia held a media workout at his gym in Philadelphia on Tuesday as he prepares for his Premier Boxing agbachitere na Spike showdown with Colombia’s Samuel Vargas na-ewere ọnọdụ Saturday, November 12 sitere na Liacouras Center nke Mahadum Temple na Philadelphia.
Also in attendance at Tuesday’s workout was undefeated rising prospect Omar Douglas, onye na-alụbu onye mmeri ụwa Javier Fortuna in PBC on Spike action that same night.
Televised mkpuchi na Spike-amalite mgbe 9 p.m. NA/8 p.m. CT na atụmatụ kpakpando na-ebilite enweghị mmeri Jarrett Hurd against former title challenger VideoSilsele Josiah Dan in a super welterweight attraction.
Tiketi maka ndụ omume, nke a na-akwalite site na DSG Promotions and King's Promotions, na-ọnụ na $200, $100, $75, $50 na $35 na ndị na ere now. Ịzụta tiketi gaa na LiacourasCenter.com/events ma ọ bụ kpọọ 800-298-4200.
Garcia has teamed up during this promotion with Philabundance, nnukwu ụlọ ọrụ enyemaka agụụ na mpaghara, iji hazie njem nri mpaghara, na-anakọta ihe ndị kacha mkpa, dị ka tuna na akwụkwọ nri. Fans have been encouraged to drop off canned goods at the Liacouras Center (1776 N Broad St) na DSG Boxing Gym (3731 Jasper St). Ọzọkwa, $10 from each ticket sold has been donated and will provide 20 nri kwa tiketi maka ndị nọ ná mkpa.
Here is what the participants had to say Tuesday:
Danny Garcia
“Ọ na-ele oké na--alụ ọgụ n'ụlọ. This is what Philadelphia needed. We’re a fight town. I feel like people don’t know that all over the world. We have a great history and a lot of world champions from here, and they’ve been kind of been overshadowed. It’s an honor to be able to bring a fight back to these fans.
“It’s very important to give back. I’m so happy to have the opportunity. With Thanksgiving and Christmas around the corner I’m sure we’ll be making a big impact. There are a lot of families in Philadelphia who really need it and I’m glad I can help.
“I’m very lucky to be where I am. It takes a lot of hard work, but you also need the right timing. My dad and I had a vision. We never gave up on that vision. We’ve been through so much in life, we didn’t want to stop till we reached our goals.
“The city of Philadelphia needs a champion. They need someone to give them a hometown show. There’s a lot of excitement with the Eagles and Sixers right now, and I’m going to give them another thing to cheer for.
“It’s a very short trip for me to the arena so I’m happy about that. I feel comfortable. I’m in my own backyard. We’re planning to make sure Vargas is very uncomfortable.
“I love seeing these young kids from Philadelphia on the card. I love giving them an opportunity to get fights in front of their hometown fans too. There are a lot of doors opening up for young fighters from Philadelphia and I love that I can be a part of it.
“I know Billy Briscoe (Vargas’ ọzụzụ) will have some tricks. We’re very familiar with each other and I know what kind of trainer he is. He’s never prepared to face someone like me.
“I’ve watched the tape on Vargas. He’s a gritty fighter. He’s definitely a tough guy who won’t give up. I have to be ready. I’m going to have to be prepared. I feel ready to go.
“I had to grow into 140-pounds before I started knocking people out. This will be my third fight at welterweight and I think I’m going to feel as good as I have in my career. That’s why we’re ready to take on the best.”
Omar Douglas
“This is just a task. I’ve been preparing for this moment all my life. Ever since I was eight-years-old. Not to take anything away from Fortuna, but he’s a gatekeeper in the division. I have to get through him to get to what I want.
“Camp has been camp. It’s rough at times but it’s part of the process. I embrace it all though. I love being in camp. I’m bored when I’m not at camp so I’m definitely happiest when I’m in the gym.
“My weight is on point and on target. We’re just slowing it down and getting ready to make sure I’m peaking on fight night.
“Being able to fight in Philadelphia means the world to me. This is where I started my boxing career. I’ve been coming up the highway from Delaware to fight since I was a kid. Now a win here can propel me to another level.
“Fortuna is where I want to be at. I want to get through him. I can’t look past him. I’m focused on Javier Fortuna and writing another chapter in my story.
“You can expect a very exciting fight on November 12. Hopefully he’s everything that people claim he is. I know that I am and I’m definitely going to come out on top.”
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“There are people in this country who don’t have food. My parents were farmers when they came to this country. When I was a child I was hungry. I ran around with no shoes and I wore my brother’s clothes. The first thing Danny and I do when we get in the ring is say a prayer and bow our heads for the kids in the world with nothing to eat. I always told Danny and my family to appreciate whatever we have gotten. We’re using our position now to make a difference.
“Danny is completely ready for this fight. He’s healthy and on track to make weight. We’ll be in the ring on November 12 and I think that if Samuel Vargas comes to fight and stands toe-to-toe with Danny, we’re going to end the night early.
“We’ve brought in a lot of young prospects and guys with more experience for Danny to spar. I try to mix it up on Danny and keep him 100 percent njikere. We can’t take anything away from Vargas though. I know Danny is a very talented fighter and he gives me what I want. He’s always learning.
“We don’t watch a lot of tape. My job is not to watch the opponent, it’s to train Danny Garcia. You can’t forget about what your fighter does well.
“These are big things for Danny. He’s the champion and he should be on exciting cards like this. We’re looking to keep building and building his career.
“We’re keeping Danny focused. He knows that he can’t underestimate anybody. We take every opponent very seriously. The 32 people that he fought before were taken just as seriously as Vargas. We don’t change anything or take anything away. I make sure his circle is tight and that camp is focused.
“I’m happy because headlining in Philadelphia is Danny’s dream. What makes Danny happy makes me happy. That’s what it’s about at the end of the day.”
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FORMER DIVISION CHAMP MARCOS GALVAO RETURNS TO FACE L.C. DAVIS DURING OPENING NIGHT OF BELLATOR MMA DOUBLEHEADER AT WINSTAR WORLD CASINO & Mkpebi

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CHRIS HONEYCUTT-BEN REITER MIDDLEWEIGHT BOUT PUTS STAMP ON STACKED MAIN CARD

Santa Monica, Calif. (October 31, 2016) – A bantamweight feature fight pitting Marcos Galvao (17-7-1) megide C.R.. Davis (23-7) and a middleweight clash between Chris Honeycutt (8-1, 1 NC) na Ben Reiter (17-1-1) e kwukwara ka isi kaadị nke "Bellator 166: Dantas vs. Warren 2" inside WinStar World Casino & Resotu ke Thackerville, Ọ DỊ MMA., na December 2.

The first night of entertainment – "Bellator 166: Dantas vs. Warren 2" — will feature a bantamweight world title rematch between current champion Eduardo Dantas (18-4) and former belt holder Joe Warren (14-5). Na mgbakwunye, a featherweight clash pitting undefeated prospect A.J. McKee (5-0) megide Emmanuel Sanchez (13-3) will also air live and free on the SPIKE-televised card.

Tiketi maka mmemme isi okpukpu abụọ pụrụ iche na-amalite n'otu ntabi anya $45 enwere ike zụta ya na WinStar World cha cha & Resort Box Office, yana Ticketmaster na Bellator.com.

"Bellator 166: Dantas vs. Warren 2" ikuku ndụ na free na Fraịdee na SPIKE na 9 p.m. NA/8 p.m. CT. "Belator 167" ikuku ndụ na free na satọde na SPIKE na 9 p.m. NA/8 p.m. CT. Mbọ mbụ maka mmemme abụọ a ga-aga n'ihu Bellator.com na The Bellator Mobile App. A ga-ama ọkwa ịgba egwu ndị ọzọ n'izu ndị na-abịa.

Brazilian superstar Marcos Galvao returns to action having won seven of his last nine and is ready for another push at the division’s belt. Hailing from Amazonas, Brazil, the illusive “Loro” has only been finished once in the past seven years, while conversely finishing his opponent in five of his 11 wins over that same period. Now Galvao returns to WinStar World Casino & Amalite, the same venue where he fought and defeated Joe Warren for bantamweight gold at “Bellator 135.” Subsequently, Warren will also prepare to compete at "Bellator 166: Dantas vs. Warren 2,” as he and Eduardo Dantas will face off in the main event. Ọ baghị uru ikwu, the 34-year-old Galvao will have tremendous motivation to win, as the division he once championed dominates a stacked main card in Thackerville.

Davis enters the contest for the fifth time under the Bellator MMA banner, earning victories in three of his first four bouts with the promotion. The 35-year-old bantamweight has finished his opponent in 15 nke ya 23 career wins, na nsonye 11 na oghere gburugburu. A winner in seven of his last nine contests, the Kansas City, Missouri native consistently finds himself amid conversation with the division’s top contenders. Davis hopes to replicate the same success that he had in his most recent victory over Hideo Tokoro at "Bellator 135," where his split decision win was labeled Yahoo! Sports’ “Best Fight of the Half-Year.” The former Pratt Community College wrestling coach now faces an opportunity to climb the ranks in a tasty matchup against one of the game’s best.

A six-fight veteran of Bellator MMA, Honeycutt made a lasting impression in his first two appearances under the promotion, recording back-to-back knockouts. Fighting out of Fresno, Calif., the 28-year-old knockout artist began his professional career with an impressive streak of six consecutive victories, including five finishes and four knockouts. “The Cutt” made a successful transition to the welterweight division in his Bellator MMA debut in 2014, before returning to the middleweight class in his most recent win over Mikkel Parlo na “Bellator 156.”

After making his professional debut in 2011, Reiter collected sixteen wins before surrendering his first career loss. The 29-year-old New Yorker competed mainly in Peru early in his career, fighting under the direction of Inka Fighting Championship, before joining the Bellator MMA fray in 2014. Since making his promotional debut for the Scott Coker-led organization, “The Hunter” has added three more victories to his already impressive résumé, as he quickly finds himself among the division’s elite. With nine of his 17 ọrụ nkwanye-abịa site n'ụzọ nke knockout ma ọ bụ nrubeisi, Reiter hopes to add to that total with another finish in the first of a two-night special doubleheader in Thackerville, Ọ DỊ MMA. Standing at six feet three inches, Reiter will look to expose his opponent Honeycutt with a significant advantage in both height and reach.

 

Complete "Bellator 166: Dantas vs. Warren 2” Main Card:

Bantamweight World Title Main Event: Eduardo Dantas (18-4) vs. Joe Warren (14-5)

Featherweight Co-Main Event: A.J. McKee (5-0) vs. Emmanuel Sanchez (13-3)

Bantamweight Feature Bout: Marcos Galvao (17-7-1) vs. C.R.. Davis (23-7)

Middleweight Feature Bout: Chris Honeycutt (8-1, 1 NC) vs. Ben Reiter (17-1-1)

 

Updated Preliminary Card:

Ọkụ mbido featherweight: Treston Thomison (9-4) vs. Ray Osisi (7-2)

Mgba mbụ nke dị fechaa: Chris Jones (10-4) vs. Derrick Adkins (7-2)

Ọkụ mbido ibu dị arọ: Kennedy Nzechukwu (Mpụta mbụ) vs. Jon Lair (2-0)

Welterweight Preliminary Bout: Chance Rencountre (8-2) Levi Queen (8-3)

Ọgba mbụ nke Middleweight: Gregory Babene (17-11) vs. Emiliano Sordi (14-5)

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Javier Fortuna vs. Omar Douglas Camp Notes

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Fortuna vs. Douglas Featured on Premier Boxing Champions on Spike
Saturday, November 12 From Temple University’s Liacouras Center
9 p.m. NA/8 p.m. CT
Filadelfia (October 27, 2016) – Mbụ n'ụwa onye mmeri Javier Fortuna (30-1-1, 22 Kos) and undefeated rising contender Omar Douglas (17-0, 12 Kos) are set to meet in a pivotal matchup as both men look to make a statement when they meet on Saturday, November 12 from Temple University’s Liacouras Center in Premier Boxing agbachitere na Spike edinam.
Televised mkpuchi na-amalite mgbe 9 p.m. NA/8 p.m. CT and is headlined by undefeated world champion Danny “Ngwa” Garcia taking on Colombia’s Samuel Vargas. Also featured in televised action is undefeated rising star Jarrett Hurd battling former title challenger VideoSilsele Josiah Dan. Garcia na-arụkọ ọrụ ọnụ Philabundance, nnukwu ụlọ ọrụ enyemaka agụụ na mpaghara, iji hazie njem nri mpaghara ma nweta ego n'oge nkwalite ahụ. Maka ozi ọzọ ka esi etinye aka, gaa na webụsaịtị mmemme EBE A.
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The former champion Fortuna and the unbeaten Douglas will meet in a 50-50 fight that could put the winner in a position to fight for a world title soon. Fortuna is known for his aggressive style while Douglas looks to impress against his toughest opponent to date.
Ebe a bụ ihe alụso nwere ikwu banyere ọzụzụ mara ụlọikwuu, each other and more:
How has training camp gone for this fight?
Javier Fortuna: “I’m having an excellent training camp. We’re working hard and figuring out how to break down my opponent. Hector Bermudez does a great job and I’m very comfortable training here in Boston. I’ve gotten great sparring with guys like Will Madero and Alden Whatley. I’m going to be just as strong in the final round as I was in the first.
Omar Douglas: “Ọzụzụ a na-aga nke ọma. I was already working and staying sharp, because I knew a big fight was on the horizon. Training in Delaware with Douglas Petitford has been great for me and I’ve had incredible sparring. I’ve been in there getting rounds with (2016 U.S. Olympia) Gary Antuanne Russell and a veteran in Hank Lundy.”
What do you think of your opponent and how do you see this fight going stylistically?
JF: “Douglas is a prospect who has looked pretty good coming up. He wants to get to where I’ve been. He might be looking past me. I think that his style fits my style perfectly. I’m going to have openings and I just need to take advantage.”
OD: “Fortuna is a very decent and explosive fighter. He’s a former world champion and I expect him to stand up and get back what he thinks is his. He wants his rematch with Sosa and we are in each other’s way. He’s a frontrunner in the ring. He will try to start strong and I am prepared for whatever he brings to the table. Whether he boxes or fights me. I will make adjustments.”
What kind of problems does your opponent pose?
JF: “The only problem that he will pose is if he doesn’t show up and fight. I’m ready for anything he can bring, so I hope he’s ready to give the fans a show.”
OD: “He moves well. I can’t let myself get off-balanced trying to chase him. He’s awkward but I know that my jab will neutralize his strengths.”
What are you looking for in the future if you can get the win on November 12? What are your goals for 2017?
JF: “I want to fight the best out there. My first choice is a rematch with Jason Sosa so that I can win my belt back. I’d love to fight Vasyl Lomachenko. I don’t think he’s fought a guy quite like me yet.”
OD: “I want to fight for a world title. That’s the goal. He is a former champion who just lost his title and 2017 is my year to make a run for a title.”
How have you improved as a fighter since your loss? Do you believe a win over Douglas proves you’re still one of the best in the division?
JF: “I have learned a lot of things since I lost. My defense and my confidence in myself has improved. If I can beat a guy who is 22-0 and make it two wins over previously unbeaten fighters, then I think I’m right back in contention. He’s still considered a prospect so I think whoever wins will be a contender at the top of the division.
How does fighting in Philadelphia motivate you, having fought there in the amateurs and being from nearby Delaware?
OD: “In the amateurs I was one of the only guys from Delaware. I had a lot of obstacles. I’ve been fighting against Philly’s best fighters for years. Philadelphia is where I achieved my first goals in the sport and it will always be special to me to fight in Philly.”
Why do you believe you’ll be victorious on fight night?
JF: “With the work that I’ve been putting in, I know that I will be ready on fight night. I’ve been through too much not to leave the ring victorious.”
OD: “I’ve been waiting for this moment for all my life and I believe I am the hungrier fighter. He doesn’t want it as badly as I do. I’ve been waiting in the shadows for a long time. I have all the skills necessary to get the job done.”
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TICKETS FOR TITO ORTIZ VS. CHAEL SONNEN AT ‘BELLATOR 170’ GO ON SALE FRIDAY

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B170_1920x1080_tuneinEXCLUSIVE PRESALES BEGIN Echi AT 12 PM PST

Ọgbakọ nta akụkọ KICKOFF na-eme Nov. 3 NA MOHEGAN SUN TUPU BELLATOR 163

Santa Monica, Calif (October 27, 2016) - Ọ bụ ọgụ nke ọtụtụ ndị egwuregwu ịgba egwu agwakọta chere na ha agaghị ahụ, ma na January 21, 2017, ha abụọ Tito Ortiz (18-12-1) na Chael Sonnen (28-14-1) ga-alaghachi n'ọrụ n'ime ọgbakọ a rụzigharịrị nke ọma na Inglewood, Calif., ka isiokwu "Bellator 170: Ortiz vs. Sonnen." Na kọleji, ha abụọ zutere n'elu ute mgba, n'ọsọ egwuregwu Sonnen meriri site n'itinye Ortiz n'ụbọchị ọmụmụ ya. Ugbu a, Ortiz ga-enwe ohere ịbọ ọbọ ahụ ọnwụ mgbe asọmpi na oghere Bellator MMA na SPIKE..

Tickets for this massive event go on sale to the general public Echi, Friday, Ọkt. 28 na Bellator.com, as well as Ticketmaster.com, but if you are a member of Bellator Nation, you’ll have exclusive access to seats TODAY if you use the code “Bellator” when checking out.

 

A ga-agbasa mmemme a na ndụ na n'efu na SPIKE na 9 p.m. NA/8 p.m. CT, mgbe mmemme izizi ga-enuba na Bellator.com na Bellator Mobile App. Mgbakwunye isi na kaadị mbido ga-ekwupụta n'izu ndị na-abịa.

 

Ebe ọ bụ na ọ na-awụ akpata oyi n'ahụ ụwa site na ntinye aka ya na Bellator MMA n'ọnwa gara aga, Sonnen emeela ka o doo anya na ọ chọrọ ịlụso onye ọ bụla ọgụ na onye ọ bụla - n'agbanyeghị ibu arọ, ma ọ bụ ihe ọ bụla ọzọ nwere ike iguzogide ya. Nọdụ ala n'elu ndepụta ahụ, bụ aha nke nọworo n'elu egwuregwu MMA kemgbe mmalite ya, Tito Ortiz.

 

Ọ dịghị onye ga-ezere ụdị ịma aka ọ bụla, "The Huntington Beach Bad Boy" egbuola oge efu na-anabata "American Gangster" n'ọgụ ahụ naanị ya nwere ike., site jiri aka mepere emepe na-aza oku Sonnen na akaụntụ mgbasa ozi ya.

 

Sonnen nọrọ ọtụtụ n'ime ọrụ ọgụ 43 ya na ndị UFC, ọsọ ebe ọ na-asọ mpi megide aha ndị na-amasị Jon Jones, Anderson Silva (2x), Rashad Evans, "Shogun" Rua, Demian Maia, Brian Stann, na onye mmeri etiti arọ ugbu a Michael Bisping. Na mgbakwunye na nrigbu ya n'ime oghere, West Linn, Awa., nwa afọ amụtala nka nke ịnọ n'ihu igwefoto, na-arụ nnukwu ọrụ mgbasa ozi maka ma ESPN na Fox Sports. Ugbu a, mgbe afọ atọ kwụsịrị site na asọmpi MMA na-arụsi ọrụ ike, Sonnen na-ele anya ịgbakwunye na mmalite mmalite ya dị egwu site na imeri Ortiz.

 

Ndị mmadụ mara amara dị ka "The Huntington Beach Bad Boy" ma ọ bụ "Onye mmeri nke ndị mmadụ" Tito Ortiz bụ ọkacha mmasị n'ụwa niile. Onye bụbu onye mmeri UFC Light Heavyweight abụrụla otu n'ime ndị asọmpi kacha sie ike na ọnụ ụlọ., tinye n'ọrụ ya mgba ndabere; Ortiz bụ onye na-egwe nri gbachitere aha ya ugboro ise. Na-enwe mmasị mgbe niile maka ihe dị egwu, Ortiz nwere ufiop rivalries na onu na ụmụ okorobịa dị ka Ken Shamrock, Chuck Liddell, Wanderlei Silva, na Randy Couture. Ọtụtụ na-adịbeghị anya, Ortiz gbara mgba Bellator MMA 205-paụnd onye mmeri ugbu a Liam McGeary na"Bellator: Dynamite 1. "

 

Emelitere "Bellator 170: Ortiz vs. Sonnen” Isi Kaadị:

Isi ihe omume dị fechaa: Tito Ortiz (18-12-1) vs. Chael Sonnen (28-14-1)

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VOTE FOR PHIL DAVIS 2016 – AMERICA’S WONDERFUL CHOICE

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Santa Monica, Calif. (Ọkt. 25, 2016) - Hey America! As we near the 2016 Presidential Election, Bellator MMA is headed to the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn on Friday, November 4 with one of the most intriguing cards of the year. Headlining the event, Phil "Mr. Ebube "Davis is on the campaign trail as he prepares for one of the biggest fights of his career vs current Light Heavyweight Champion, Liam McGeary.

 

In advance of the card’s main event, Bellator’s digital team collaborated with Davis and stand-up comedian, Adam Hunter, to produce a collection of six original digital campaign videos with a clear message that there is a better choice! Complementing the digital shorts, fans can actually vote for Davis at the touch of a button at www.VoteForPhilDavis.com up until fight night on November 4. In the meantime, watch these “wonderful” clips below and see why Davis’ stance outside the cage will make MMA great again!

 

One of the more outspoken athletes in MMA, Davis comes in having won three consecutive contests and seven of his last nine. Na mgbakwunye, the 31-year-old has finished his opponent in half of his 16 career wins, including five submission victories. Davis earned his shot at McGeary and the highly coveted 205-pound belt with a key win over “King Mo” na "Bellator 154: Davis vs. King Mo” tupu afọ a. A 13-fight veteran of the UFC, Davis will likely not be fazed by the bright lights of the Mohegan Sun Arena, in what is possibly the biggest challenge of his illustrious career. Look for the former NCAA National Champion wrestler to take this contest to the canvas and display his impeccable ground game in front of a packed Connecticut crowd.

 

 

 

 

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"Bellator 163: McGeary vs. Davis” Fight Card

Light Heavyweight World Title Fight: Liam McGeary (11-0) vs. Phil Davis (16-3)

Mmemme Co-Main Welterweight: Ị Awad (19-8) vs. Brennan Ward (13-4)

Njirimara Welterweight: Paul Daley (38-14-2) vs. Derek Anderson (14-2)

Heavyweight Feature Bout: Sergei Kharitonov (23-5) vs. Javy Ayala (9-5)

Featherweight Feature Bout: Marloes Coenen (23-7) vs. Talita Nogueira (6-0)

 

Mbido Kaadị

Ọgba mbụ nke Middleweight: Na Ruth (Mpụta mbụ) vs. Mark Mangiardi (Mpụta mbụ)

Agbamrị mbido ibu arọ: Tyrell Fortune (Mpụta mbụ) vs. Cody Miskell (Mpụta mbụ)

Catchweight Preliminary Bout: Neiman Gracie (4-0) vs. Rudy-agba (16-14)

Agbamrị mbido ibu arọ: Josh Diekmann (15-7, 1 NC) vs. Tyler Eze (11-4)

Ọkụ mbido featherweight: Blair Tugman (8-6) vs. Walter Smith-Cotito (4-4, 1 NC)

Ọgba mbụ nke Middleweight: Michael Zichelle (8-4) vs. Tim Caron (5-0)

Welterweight Preliminary Bout: Ilya Kotau (1-1) vs. Carlos Corriea (1-0)

Flyweight Preliminary Bout: Sarah Ịṅa (1-3) vs. Hannah Regina (Mpụta mbụ)

Welterweight Preliminary Bout: Keenan Raymond (3-3) vs. Kastroit Xhema (Mpụta mbụ)

Welterweight Preliminary Bout: James Boran (6-0) vs. Vinicius De Jesus (4-1)

Ọkụ mbido featherweight: Thomas English (6-6) vs. Christopher Foster (9-4)

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Undefeated Rising Star Jarrett Hurd Now Set to Face Former Title Challenger Jo Jo Dan in Super Welterweight Action Saturday, November 12 on Premier Boxing Champions on Spike from Temple University’s Liacouras Center in Philadelphia

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Jorge Cota Forced to Withdraw After Emergency Appendectomy
Filadelfia (October 26, 2016) – Undefeated kpakpando ututu Jarrett Hurd (18-0, 12 Kos) will now match up against former title challenger VideoSilsele Josiah Dan (35-3, 18 Kos) in a 10-round showdown featured on Premier Boxing agbachitere (PBC) na Spike Saturday, Nov. 12 sitere na Liacouras Center nke Mahadum Temple na Philadelphia.
Once-beaten contender Jorge Cota was originally scheduled to face Hurd, but was forced to withdraw after an emergency appendectomy.
The event is headlined by Philadelphia’s own undefeated world champion Danny “Ngwa” Garcia, onye na-aga Colombia Samuel Vargas na a 10 gburugburu n'obi. Televised mkpuchi na-amalite mgbe 9 p.m. NA/8 p.m. CT and features a clash between former world champion Javier Fortuna and unbeaten prospect Omar Douglas.
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Hurd na-alụ ọgụ na Accokeek, MD., dị nnọọ na ndịda Washington, D.C. ma zuru oke kemgbe ịbanye n'ọkwa pro 2012. Onye dị afọ 26 ahụ echerela ndị agha atọ a na-emerighị emeri, gụnyere nkwụsị nke isii nke Frank Galarza na 2015 na TKO nke gbara 10 n'elu Oscar Molina na mmemme mmemme nke Keith Thurman vs.. Shawn Porter kaadị na June. The exciting boxer-puncher will look to continue his climb to a world title on November 12.
Born in Romania, Dan fights out of Quebec, Canada and hopes to stay perfect in his U.S. -eme mkpapụ, having already won twice stateside. A pro ebe 2004, Dan was unbeaten in his first 26 professional starts. He owns two impressive victories over Canadian rival Kevin Bizier and challenged Kell Brook for his welterweight title last year. Dan moved up to 154-pounds in his last fight, when he defeated veteran Rafal Jackiewicz by decision and he will look to announce his presence in the division when he faces Hurd on November 12.
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