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“Rauna 7, Operation Knockout” charity event for Randy Couture’s G.I. Foundation Airing this Sunday night on CBS Sports Network

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Las Vegas (Whiringa 25, 2016) – Te “Rauna 7, Operation Knockout” amateur mixed-martial-arts and grappling card, presented by Tuff-N-Uff in association with Neon Star Media, will air TONIGHT (Nov. 27), tīmata i 11 p.m. AND / 8 p.m. PT i runga i CBS Sports Whatunga.
The seventh annual “Operation Knockout,” held last Saturday evening at the Downtown Las Vegas Events Center, was created to help Randy Couture’s G.I. Foundation raise funds and awareness for wounded soldiers and their families.
There was something for everyone with nine amateur MMA fights, four of which were for title belts, and six super-fight grappling bouts featuring Bellator’s Ryan Couture, ex-UFC fighter Ulysses Gomez and current UFC fighter Anthony Birchak, former Bellator fighter and active military, Michael Parker, former Lion Fight fighter Fanny Tommasino, and current Combate Americas fighter and former Tuff-N-Uff fighter, Kyra Batara.
Veteran MMA announcers Sean Wheelock, Joey Varner and living legend Couture called all the action live from ringside.
Xtreme Couture G.I. Foundation whakarato tautoko e tika ana, me te ratonga mō hoia i taotū me o ratou hapu, he tokomaha o nei hoki ki amputations pāmamae, te pū, weranga me wharanga hau. One-hundred percent of the proceeds are given as Operation Knockout continues to build on its efforts to raise more money and help more wounded soldiers and their families. With help of its generous sponsors and donations, “Operation Knock” had raised more than $170,000 going into this year’s event.
CBS Sports Network is available across the United States through local cable, ataata me ngā ratonga telco me mā amiorangi i runga i DirecTV Channel 221 a te rihi Channel Whatunga 158. Mō ētahi atu pārongo, tae atu ki te rärangi hötaka tonu, me te ki te tiki CBS Sports Whatunga, haere ki te www.cbssportsnetwork.com
KŌRERO:
Twitter: @tuffnuff, @Neonstarmedia, @randy_Couture
amateur mixed martial arts, Amateur MMA, CBS Sports Whatunga, aroha, Tuff-N-Uff

“Rauna 7, Operation Knockout” charity event for Randy Couture’s G.I. Foundation To air Sunday, Nov. 27 on CBS Sports Network

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Las Vegas (Whiringa 22, 2016) – Te “Rauna 7, Operation Knockout” amateur mixed-martial-arts and grappling card, presented by Tuff-N-Uff in association with Neon Star Media, Ka AIR Rātapu, Whiringa 27 (11 p.m. AND / 8 p.m. PT) i runga i CBS Sports Whatunga.
The seventh annual “Operation Knockout,” held this past Nov. 19th i te Rō Las Vegas Events Center, was created to help Randy Couture’s G.I. Foundation raise funds and awareness for wounded soldiers and their families.
Tenei whakaongaonga, unique charity event featured a night of amazing fights and a fabulous silent auction that featured gloves signed by Randy Couture, Luke Rockhold, Miesha Tate a Gray Maynard, tickets to Criss Angel, Rock of Ages a Legends in Concert, and many more items. There was something for everyone with nine amateur MMA fights, four of which were for title belts, and six super-fight grappling bouts featuring Bellator’s Ryan Couture, ex-UFC fighter Ulysses Gomez and current UFC fighter Anthony Birchak, former Bellator fighter and active military, Michael Parker, former Lion Fight fighter Fanny Tommasino, and current Combate Americas fighter and former Tuff-N-Uff fighter, Kyra Batara.
Veteran MMA announcers Sean Wheelock, Joey Varner and living legend Couture called all the action live from ringside.
“Tuff-N-Uff is honored to have a hand in helping to raise funds for and bring awareness to our brave service members who have sacrificed so much for our great country,” Tuff-N-Uff CEO Jeff Meyer mea. “Any little bit helps and the least we could do was put together a fight card with the Future Stars of MMA, as well as some big names in MMA who participated. We can’t thank everyone enough for helping put this amazing event together for a good cause.”
Xtreme Couture G.I. Foundation whakarato tautoko e tika ana, me te ratonga mō hoia i taotū me o ratou hapu, he tokomaha o nei hoki ki amputations pāmamae, te pū, weranga me wharanga hau. One-hundred percent of the proceeds are given as Operation Knockout continues to build on its efforts to raise more money and help more wounded soldiers and their families. With help of its generous sponsors and donations, “Operation Knock” had raised more than $170,000 going into this year’s event.
“I can’t tell you how thankful I am for the support from Tuff-N-Uf, Downtown Las Vegas Events Center and the D Las Vegas of ‘Round 7, Operation Knockout’ and wounded veterans through xcgif.org,” Couture commented. “We at XCGIF appreciate your help and support of this cause.
“We train our warriors to suppress strong emotional reactions in the face of adversity, to tolerate physical and emotional pain, and overcome the fear of injury and death. The military can’t decrease the intensity of that conditioning without negatively affecting the fighting capability of our military. It is a Catch-22. A chilling truth is service members are, simply put, more capable of killing themselves by sheer consequence of their professional training and we are losing 22 a day. This must change. We need to retrain our warriors on what defines success for them.”
“It’s going to be a great night of fighting and grappling. Thank you all for your contributions.”
CBS Sports Network is available across the United States through local cable, ataata me ngā ratonga telco me mā amiorangi i runga i DirecTV Channel 221 a te rihi Channel Whatunga 158. Mō ētahi atu pārongo, tae atu ki te rärangi hötaka tonu, me te ki te tiki CBS Sports Whatunga, haere ki te www.cbssportsnetwork.com
KŌRERO:
Twitter: @tuffnuff, @Neonstarmedia, @randy_Couture

 

About Tuff-N- Uff: A 22-year old combat sports organization, the Las Vegas-based TUFF-N- UFF presents the best amateur mixed martial arts (MMA) action in the nation. It has given rise to some of the biggest stars in the sport today, including former UFC bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey, as well UFC and Strikeforce veteran Ryan Couture and UFC welterweight Alan Jouban. TUFF-N-UFF has helped grow the careers of many other MMA athletes including Jessamyn Duke, Hēneti Evans-Smith, Tonya Evinger, Jon Fitch, Hehe Forbes, Chris Holdsworth, Brad Imes, Jimmy Jones me Hehe Taylor. I roto i te 2013, TUFF-N- UFF became the first combat sports organization to be included on the UFC International Fight Week schedule of events. I roto i te 2014,

TUFF-N- UFF presented a second event Rāpare, Hōngongoi 3 ora i Texas Station, earning status as the first event promotion to be listed on the UFC International Fight Week schedule two years in a row. TUFF-N- UFF celebrated its historic 20th anniversary Saturday, Pipiri 7, 2014, ki runga 15,000 pā, i roto i te hui ora hokona-i roto i te a Tamati, ka Mack Center. I roto i te 2014, TUFF-N- UFF partnered with the International Mixed Martial Arts Federation (IMMAF) ki te tapaea, hei wāhanga o te Wiki whawhai UFC International 2014, te Ao MMA tuatahi-ake runaruna Toa. Jeff Meyer is the CEO of TUFF-N- UFF and runs the organization in dedication to his late brother, Barry Meyer, who founded TUFF-N- UFF in 1994. TUFF-N- UFF is committed to growing the sport of MMA and building the “Future Stars of MMA”.
About Neon Star Media LLC: Neon Star Media is a marketing and content company that creates highly effective brand-integration experiences for our clients, executed through a unique “story-telling” approach that empowers client’s product messaging to soar while delivering results. At Neon Star Media, we maximize client media spends by leveraging our relationships with various sporting events, cable channels, digital platforms and other social media outlets. We work with our clients to engage, endorse and advance their message with audiences on all platforms 24/7.
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whakauru toi hōia, MMA, Rizin FF

RIZIN Adds “Krazy Horse” vs. Kimura To Sept. 25 Grand Prix Event

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K-1 kickboxing star Minoru Kimura (whakaaturia) will make his MMA rules debut against Charles “Krazy Horse” Bennett at the highly-anticipated RIZIN FF World Grand Prix 2016: Opening Round event in Tokyo, Japan runga Rātapu, E whitu. 25. Photo courtesy of (C)M-1 Sports Media.

Re'zin FF:
CHARLES “KRAZY HORSE” BENNETT
RETURNS TO JAPAN, WILL FACE MINORU KIMURA
IN MMA ACTION IN TOKYO ON SEPTEMBER 25

TOKYO - August 18, 2016 - Re'zin FF, the combat sports federation headed by former PRIDE Fighting Championships boss Nobuyuki Sakakibara, announced today the addition of a featherweight (145 pauna) Arts hōia Mixed (MMA) matchup between former PRIDE FC and EliteXC star Charles “Krazy Horse” Bennett (29-30-2) and K-1 kickboxing KO artist Minoru Kimura (MMA: 0-0, Kickboxing: 21-6-1, 15 KO o) to the federation’s already stacked Grand Prix event in Tokyo on Rātapu, E whitu. 25.

A 17-year veteran of the sport with an aggressive, crowd-pleasing style of fighting, te 5-waewae-8, 36-year-old Bennett of Ocala, Fla. put himself on the map 16 years ago with a first round (1:55) KO (meke) o Yoshiro Maeda at PRIDE Bushido 7 in Tokyo on May 22, 2005.

Bennett’s biggest mark in the sport to date was arguably his one-punch, tuatahi a tawhio noa (3:43), upset KO of former UFC and Strikeforce star K.J. Noons, who went into the matchup a heavy favorite over Bennett. The high-profile bout took place at EliteXC: Destiny, the first-ever, live SHOWTIME televised event in MMA history.

Bennett is coming off a spectacular, 43 second submission (rekereke matau) o Paul Rodriguez i roto i te Kissimmee, Fla. i runga i Kia 14.


Runga ake: Charles “Krazy Horse” Bennett will make his return to Japan and debut for RIZIN FF on Mahuru 25

Ranked as high as number two in the world in kickboxing’s featherweight division as of the close of 2015, te 5-waewae-8, 22-year-old Kimura, who permanently relocated to Japan at the age of three, after being born in Curitiba, Brazil to a fourth generation, Brazilian-Japanese mother and a Brazilian-Italian father, will make his debut under MMA rules.

The feisty Fighting Kairos Gym competitor who has captivated fight fans with his raucous behavior, has defeated a number of noteworthy adversaries in the kickboxing ring, whai wāhiKaew Fairtex as well as Japanese stars Hideaki Yamazaki a Masaaki Noiri, to reach elite status in the sport.

I roto i tona timatanga whakamutunga, Kimura picked up a unanimous decision victory over “Noman” in a K-1 World Grand Prix tournament reserve bout on Pipiri 24.

The RIZIN FF event will be headlined by the kick-off of the much-anticipated, 16-man open weight tournament.

MMA pūrākau Mirko “Cro Cop” Filipovic (MMA: 31-11-1, 1 NC; Kickboxing: 23-8, 12 KO o) a Wanderlei Silva (35-12-1, 1 NC) are amongst the nine competitors that have been announced as tournament participants. The tournament’s first stage matchups will be announced soon.

RIZIN FF World Grand Prix 2016: Opening Round

Kāri Whawhai whakahōutia

Open Weight Tournament Bout: Mirko “Cro Cop” Filipovic vs. TBA
Open Weight Tournament Bout: Kazuyuki Fujita vs. TBA
Open Weight Tournament Bout: Baruto Kaito vs. TBA
Open Weight Tournament Bout: Jiri Prochazka vs. TBA
Open Weight Tournament Bout: Teodorasu Aukstuolis vs. TBA
Open Weight Tournament Bout: Karl Albrektsson vs. TBA
Open Weight Tournament Bout: Valentine Moldavski vs. TBA
Open Weight Tournament Bout: Amir Aliakbari vs. TBA
Kōmāmā: Daron Cruickshank vs. Andy Souwer
Taumahamaha: GaBi Garcia vs. Destanie Yarbrough
Strawweight: Kanako Murata vs. Kyra Batara
Weight TBD: Rena Kubota vs. Miyuu Yamamoto
Weight TBD: Asen Yamamoto vs. Kizaemon Saiga
Mā whitu: Charles Bennett vs. Minoru Kimura

A pee i Re'zin FF:

Paetukutuku – http://www.rizinff.com/en/
Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/rizinfightingfederation /
Twitter – https://twitter.com/rizin_PR
whakauru toi hōia, MMA, Rizin FF

RIZIN FF ANNOUNCES MATCHUPS FOR THREE STAR-STUDDED WOMEN’S MMA BOUTS AT GRAND PRIX EVENT IN TOKYO, SEPTEMBER 25

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Pictured (from left to right): RIZIN FF stars Miyuu Yamamoto, Rena Kubota and Kanako Murata were on hand at a press conference in Japan today to discuss their matchups at the highly-anticipated RIZIN FF event in Tokyo, Japan runga Rātapu, E whitu. 25. Yamamoto will square off with Kubota, while Murata will face off with Combate Americas star Kyra Batara.

Taumahamaha: GaBi Garcia vs. Destanie Yarbrough
Strawweight: Kanako Murata vs. Kyra Batara
Rena Kubota vs. Miyuu Yamamoto

Ētahi atu: Five fighters added to the 16-man, open weight tournament that kicks off at the September extravaganza

TOKYO - August 16, 2016 - Re'zin FF, the combat sports federation headed by former PRIDE Fighting Championships boss Nobuyuki Sakakibara, today revealed at a press conference the matchups for the three women’s Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) bouts slated for the highly-anticipated Grand Prix event in Tokyo on Rātapu, E whitu. 25.

Facing off with previously announced, undefeated MMA rising star and ninth degree Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt GaBi Garcia (2-0) will be fellow unbeaten prospect and professional football standout Destanie Yarbrough (1-0).

Three-time junior Olympic wrestling medalist and undefeated MMA upstart Kanako Murata (3-0) will square off with Combate Americas MMA star Kyra "Mogwai" Batara (5-3) in a strawweight (115 pauna) whakataetae.

Renowned shoot boxing champion Rena Kubota (1-0) will make her second start under MMA rules against famed women’s freestyle wrestling pioneer Miyuu Yamamoto (0-0), who will make her long-awaited MMA debut on the same card as her son, Asen Yamamoto (0-1). The weight limit of the Kubota-Yamamoto matchup will be announced soon.

I tua atu, it was announced that five new fighters – heavyweights George "Denise" Prochazka (17-3-1) of the Czech Republic and Amir Aliakbari (2-0) of Iran, and light heavyweights Teodorasu Aukstuolis (9-3) of Lithuania,"King" Karl Albrektsson (5-0) of Sweden and Valentine Moldavski (3-0) of Russia – have all been added to the much-anticipated, 16-man open weight tournament that will kick off and headline the Mahuru 25 takahanga.

The five fighters join previously announced MMA legend Mirko “Cro Cop” Filipovic (MMA: 31-11-1, 1 NC; Kickboxing: 23-8, 12 KO o), fellow PRIDE FC veteran and combat sports fan favorite Kazuyuki Fujita (15-11) and former sumo wrestling champion Baruto Kaito (1-0) in the multi-event, single-elimination affair.

The tournament’s first stage matchups will be announced soon.

GaBi Garcia vs. Destanie Yarbrough

Te 6-waewae-2, 30-year-old Garcia of Porto Alege, Rio Grande Do Sul, Brazil will look for her third consecutive MMA victory following her second round (2:04) tāpaetanga (armbar) o Anna Malyukova at the RIZIN FF extravaganza onApril 17.

Yarbrough of Fresno, Calif. is a 5-foot-7, 28-year-old running back for the Women’s Football Alliance squad, the Central Cal War Angels, which finished its 2016 season with a perfect, 7-0 record. The stocky powerhouse led the league last season in both touchdowns and rushing yards.

A lifelong athlete, Yarbrough made an explosive, professional MMA debut onApril 1, scoring a 33-second TKO (tākuta Tuhinga) i runga i Crystal Parson.


Caption: Combate Americas MMA star Kyra Batara (i runga) will make her RIZIN FF debut against Kanako Murata

Kanako Murata vs. Kyra Batara

The 5-foot-1, 23-year-old Murata of Ehime, Japan will make her debut at strawweight following three consecutive wins, the last two of which came by way of TKO (nifó), in flyweight (125 pauna) whakataetae.

Whawhai i roto i Las Vegas, Nev., the 4-foot-11, 21-year-old Batara, who typically fights in the atomweight (105 pauna) wehenga, is riding a three-fight win streak under the promotion of U.S. Hispanic MMA franchise, Combate Amerika.

In her last start, Batara finished Jenny “The Phoenix” Silverio in unprecedented fashion – a ground and pound version of Eddie Bravo’s patented “twister” – that earned Batara, a protégé of Bravo, a TKO in the second round (4:13) o te whawhai.

Rena Kubota vs. Miyuu Yamamoto

The 5-foot-3, 25-year-old Kubota of Osaka, Japan is a three-time shoot boxing tournament champion who boasts a stellar, career kickboxing record of 25-5-1 (6 KO o).

Kubota made her much-anticipated MMA rules debut at the inaugural RIZIN FF event on Hakihea 31, submitting Jleana Valentino with a brilliantly executed flying armbar in the second round (3:31) o te mahi.

The daughter of Olympic wrestler Ikuei Yamamoto and elder sister of MMA superstar and 2005 K-1 HERO’s Middleweight Grand Prix Tournament Champion Norifumi “Kid” Yamamoto, the 5-foot-1, 42-year-old Miyuu of Kanagawa, Japan will enter a new chapter in her career and family legacy when she steps in the RIZIN FF squared circle for the first time.

Miyuu earned her first national wrestling championship when she was 13 tau, and subsequently defended it four straight years. At age 17, she became the youngest world champion in history.

Miyuu’s son, Asen, ka whawhai ki Kizaemon Saiga (2-1) of Sakai, Japan at a weight to be determined.

RIZIN FF World Grand Prix 2016: Opening Round

Kāri Whawhai whakahōutia

Open Weight Tournament Bout: Mirko “Cro Cop” Filipovic vs. TBA
Open Weight Tournament Bout: Kazuyuki Fujita vs. TBA
Open Weight Tournament Bout: Baruto Kaito vs. TBA
Kōmāmā: Daron Cruickshank vs. Andy Souwer
Taumahamaha: GaBi Garcia vs. Destanie Yarbrough
Strawweight: Kanako Murata vs. Kyra Batara
Weight TBD: Rena Kubota vs. Miyuu Yamamoto
Weight TBD: Asen Yamamoto vs. Kizaemon Saiga

A pee i Re'zin FF:

Paetukutuku – http://www.rizinff.com/en/
Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/rizinfightingfederation /
Twitter – https://twitter.com/rizin_PR
Combate Amerika, whakauru toi hōia, MMA

COMBATE AMERICAS ACTION HEATS UP WITH WEEKLY MMA FIGHT SERIES ON NBC UNIVERSO, BEGINNING MONDAY, APERIRA 18

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THIRTY FIGHTS IN THIRTY DAYS!

NEW YORK – March 28, 2015 - Combate Amerika, te tuatahi-ake U.S. Pāniora toi hōia whakauru (MMA) pōti hākinakina whakaturia e Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) tahi-kaihanga Campbell McLaren, today announced the return of its epic, action-packed “Road To the Championship” fight series to NBC UNIVERSO, te hou whakangahau me hākinakina hongere taura hoki Latinos, with a weekly, one-hour program, timata Rāhina, April 18, i 12 a.m. AND/9 p.m. PT, from Los Angeles, Calif.

A total of 30 bouts featuring the most fearsome, emerging Hispanic MMA fighters, including Imagen Award-winning Combate Amerika reality series contestant and professional boxer Ricky "Te Gallero" Palacios (5-1 MMA, 2-0-1 mekemeke), Uria Faber tiakina Erick Sanchez (6-2), Hoani "Sexy Sexy" Castaneda (9-2) and women’s atomweight standout and Eddie Bravo pupil Kyra "Mogwai" Batara (4-3), will unfold over the course of a 30-day period.

“We are thrilled to be featured in a new, weekly slot that will allow us to continuously showcase the best and most exciting young Hispanic fighters and future world champions” said McLaren.

“Since we launched our franchise,"Tonu McLaren, “NBC Universo has played an instrumental part in helping Combate Americas engage a national Hispanic audience, so we look forward to returning to their incredible platform, and entertaining and inspiring new and existing MMA fans throughout the U.S.

“Combate Americas is a great place for fighters of Latin backgrounds to shine in front of martial arts fans”, mea Bilai Joa Silar, Senior Vice President of Programming and Production at NBC Universo. “It’s very exciting to have another season of Combate Americas on NBC Universo. We’re sure our audience will be thrilled with each fight scheduled since they will all feature top notch fighters.”

Additional participating fighters and matchups will be announced soon, as will the Los Angeles location for the kick-off event and host venues for subsequent events.

The first weekly show on April 18 will mark the third event in the “Road To The Championship” series. Following the sixth event in the series, which kicked off on September 17, 2015 i roto i te Las Vegas, Nev., the most successful competitors in each weight class will be placed in the first Combate Americas world championship bouts in history.
Combate Amerika, whakauru toi hōia, MMA

COMBATE ONGO ◊AMELIKÁ Taunga Hollywood!

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Tuatahi U.S. Pāniora karapu MMA hopoi mai ora teata
"Road Ki te Championship" raupapa whawhai ki Los Angeles i runga i Wednesday, Dec. 16

"Sexy Mexy" anga "Kiko" Lopez i roto i te whā hui matua
Ricky Palacios pakanga Anthony Paredes i roto i te hui tahi-matua whā

Kyra Batara tapawhā atu ki a Liz McCarthy i roto i te wahine mahi atomweight

Live, haamata NBC Universo telecast i-whawhai wha 11 p.m. AND/8 p.m. PT

Tīkiti runga i te hoko inaianei

NEW mua - Hakihea 1, 2015 - Combate Amerika, te tuatahi-ake U.S. Pāniora toi hōia whakauru (MMA) pōti hākinakina whakaturia e Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) tahi-kaihanga Campbell McLaren, kauwhautia tenei ra e ka meinga e te reira i ona tuatahi i roto i Los Angeles, Calif. ki te oranga, kāri whawhai iwa-a'ee i Florentine Gardens, ora i runga i NBC Universo, te hou whakangahau me hākinakina hongere taura hoki Latinos, i runga i Wednesday, Dec. 16 i 11 p.m. AND/8 p.m. PT.

"Tenei hui tohu Combate Amerika haere mai o te matahiti, me te whakaatu i te lineup e rua ki te kahore ki te kohinga te kānapanapa whawhai Pāniora ake-a-haere mai i roto i te US o, "ka mea a McLaren.

Utu i $40, tīkiti mō "Pirimia Insurance Ratonga me Aspira Mas Present Combate Amerika: Road Ki te Championship Hollywood,"Kei runga i te hoko iwww.HollywoodFightNight.com.

I roto i te whā (135 pauna) hui matua o te ora, e wha-whawhai telecast i runga i NBC Universo, Hoani "Sexy Sexy" Castaneda, hou atu tona wikitoria i te tuatahi "Combate Amerika: Road Ki te hui "Championship i roto i Las Vegas, Nev. i runga i Mahuru 17, Ka tapawha atu ki te hoa sensation patu Federico "Kiko" Lopez.

-Tau 23-tawhito te Castaneda (8-2), he patu taukei nei hails i Mankato, Mai., roaa te toru o tona wikitoria karapīpiti i roto i te puka o te whakatau loto mo Justin Governale i roto i te whare herehere Combate Amerika.

He mema-tau 31-tawhito o Team Quest, Lopez (10-5) o Murrieta, Calif. Kei te noho ana i te wini pūkenga e rima whawhai, ki e wha o te hunga whakaora i ka tae mai i te ara o rānei (T)KO tukunga ranei.

I roto i te kaupapa whā tahi-matua, Combate Amerika whetu raupapa mooni pouaka me te mana puncher Ricky "Te Gallero" Palacios Ka tapawha atu ki scrapper mōrearea Anthony Paredes o Murrieta.

Palacios (5-1), he noho-tau 28-tawhito o te misioni, Texas nei hoki whakamanamana he kohakore ngaio record mekemeke o 2-0-1, piro te patiri, tuatahi a tawhio noa (1:00) KO runga Benji Gomez ki te whana upoko i te "Combate Amerika: Road Ki te "hui Championship i runga i Mahuru 17, i te Paredes-tau 26-tawhito, te tahi atu melo o Team Quest, Kei te titiro ki te hoki ki te tīwae win i muri i te mamae i te mate i roto i te Hōngongoi i motumotuhia he wini pūkenga e rua-whawhai.

I roto i te atomweight o te wahine ngā (105 pauna) attraction i runga i te telecast ora,Kyra "Mogwai" Batara ka whawhai ki "Uira Liz McCarthy.

Whawhai i roto i Las Vegas, Te Atua (3-3) Ko te ahuahunga-tau 21-tawhito o Jiu-Jitsu Guru Eddie Bravo. During the “Combate Americas: Road Ki te hui "Championship i roto i Las Vegas, Batara unuhia atu te wini pouri auheke mā te whakatau loto mo Nicdali Rivera-Calanoc, he kaiwero taitara ao o mua ki rima nga wa rite maha pāngia ngaio rite Batara.

29-tau-tawhito te McCarthy (2-3), whawhai hoki i roto i o Las Vegas, Ko te hōia-wa e wha o Invicta FC, the world’s premier all-women’s MMA league. Prior to her professional debut at Invicta FC 2 te wahi patua ia Jessica Piripi i te ara o te tuatahi a tawhio noa (5:00) WHO (tākuta Tuhinga) i runga i Hōngongoi 28, 2012, I amenea mai McCarthy he haohaoa, 6-0 record hei runaruna.

Ka whana te telecast NBC Universo ora atu ki te mā (145 pauna) matchup i waenganui i Uria Faber faaoti ahuahunga me āna Erick Sanchez (5-2) o Sacramento, Calif. me te hoa whetu maranga "Whakawakia" Rudy Morales (3-3) o Las Vegas.

Ko te oti, kāri tuatahi rima-a'ee mō "Combate Amerika: Road Ki te Championship Hollywood "Ka e kauwhautia hohoro.

Whakatuwhera nga tatau i Florentine Gardens i 5 p.m. PT mo te takahanga, a ka timata te a'ee tuatahi tuatahi i 6 p.m.