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NEF ANNOUNCES SUMMER’S HOTTEST FIGHT CARD

Tam sim TSO TAWM: Lewiston, Maine (Lub Xya hli ntuj 16, 2025) - Tshiab England Fights ("NEF") presents its next event “NEF 63: Cruel Summer,"Hnub Saturday, Lub yim hli ntuj 9, 2025, at the Lewiston Memorial Armory in Lewiston, Maine. The event will make history as the first ever sanctioned hybrid mixed-martial-arts (MMA) and kickboxing card in Maine. Tickets are on sale now atwww.nefights.com/tickets/. The event will also stream live atwww.combatschasnow.com.

Nyuam qhuav pib hnub no, NEF announced the full fight card for the event. A mega-card consisting of two dozen bouts was released featuring a slew of MMA title fights, grudge matches, and kickboxing contests.

“This is old school NEF,” proclaimed NEF co-owner and promoter Nick DiSalvo. “This will be reminiscent of the marathon cards we used to host in Lewiston back in the day. Just non-stop action from the time the first fight hits the cage to the last. We really wanted to put something special together for our debut at the Armory and for the debut of regulated kickboxing in Maine. This is a must-see event for combat sports fans! You WILL get your money’s worth on this night!"

The big story of the evening is the retirement fight of Lewiston/Auburn’s own Jesse “The Viking” Erickson (11-9). Erickson, one of the promotion’s most popular athletes, competed on the “NEF 1” card in Lewiston back in 2012. He has consistently been a top challenger for NEF’s pro lightweight title over the years representing nearby Central Maine Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (CMBJJ). Erickson will step into the NEF cage one final time, facing Massachusetts’ Brian Cosco (2-2) at a catchweight of 165 pounds in a professional MMA bout.

The main event of the night will feature Nick Eldridge (4-0) defending the promotion’s professional MMA bantamweight title against the challenge of top Canadian prospect Olivier Poisson (3-0). Eldridge won the 135-pound championship at “NEF 62” this past May handing previously undefeated Tim Fargo (3-1) the first loss of his professional career.

Eldridge’s Nostos teammate Nathaniel Grimard (7-5) will face First Class MMA’s Felipe Günter (3-1) in the hotly anticipated co-main event for NEF’s professional MMA featherweight strap. Both competitors have been extremely popular with fans throughout their respective careers. Both held gold with the promotion as amateurs.

Local favorite “Killa” Kam Arnold (6-1) will look to keep his four-fight win streak alive when he meets savvy Pennsylvania veteran Charlie “The Madman” Gathers (9-11) in a catchweight MMA bout.

Also featured on the professional portion of the MMA card: Fred Allen Sfeir (1-0) and Josue Sotero (1-0) will each put their undefeated record on the line in a featherweight contest; Tyler smythe (5-6) returns to the MMA cage after a recent jaunt in the boxing ring to meet Erick Alvarado (2-2); and Rumford, Maine’s Nate Boucher (0-5) and Florida’s Paul Walters (0-7) both look for the first victory of their respective professional MMA careers in a catchweight bout.

Two title fights will headline the amateur MMA portion of the fight card.

Undefeated Nate “The Mule” White (7-0) will square off with Brandon Oldenburg (2-3) for the vacant amateur MMA heavyweight title. White will compete for the first time in 21 months. Oldenburg is on a two-fight win streak with two first-round knockouts.

Sean Wakefield (7-4) is scheduled to fight Preston LaPointe (4-1) for NEF’s amateur MMA welterweight belt. The pair previously met in Indiana this spring for a regional championship. LaPointe won a very close split decision in that first fight. A highly-competitive rematch is anticipated.

Also featured on the amateur portion of the MMA card will be a bantamweight bout between highly-skilled competitors Julian Connerton (6-3) and Qasim Abdullah (3-1).

Seven amateur kickboxing bouts are scheduled for the “NEF 63” undercard.

As the card order now stands, Ben Perry (0-0) from Nostos and Abdinajib Adan (1-0) of the Choi Institute will have the honor of being the first regulated kickboxing bout in Maine history.

William Lagasse (0-0) will meet Connor Morrill (3-0) in an amateur kickboxing bout. It will be a rematch of their first meeting – an amateur MMA fight won by Lagasse via first-round knockout.

Also on the amateur kickboxing portion of the card, 52-year-old Ice Young (0-0) will make his NEF debut against Daniel Heredia (1-0) in a light heavyweight contest.

The full “NEF 63” fight card (yuav hloov):

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135 TITLE: Nick Eldridge (c) vs Olivier Poisson

145 TITLE: Nathaniel Grimard vs Felipe Günter

165: Jesse Erickson vs Brian Cosco

140: Kam Arnold vs Charlie Gathers

145: Josue Sotero vs Fred Allen Sfeir

140: Nate Boucher vs Paul Walters

140: Tyler Smythe vs Erick Alvarado

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265 TITLE: Nate White vs Brandon Oldenburg

170 TITLE: Preston LaPointe vs Sean Wakefield

240: Charles Sullivan vs Michael Hamm

145: Isaac Therrien vs Billy Henry

170: Zach Perry vs Leland Hopson

155: Avery Poole vs Ben Rogers

135: Qasim Abdullah vs Julian Connerton

155: Justin Wygant vs Jacob MacMillan

145: John Soucy vs Joe Cleary

205: Carlo Oliveira vs David Hart

AMATEUR KICKBOXING

155: James Johnson vs Mark Walker

135: Jonas Ryerson vs Quinn Poirier

140: Connor Morrill vs William Lagasse

135: Spencer Belanger vs Evan Thibeault

205: Daniel Heredia vs Ice Young

135: Richard Clark vs Alex Smith

165: Abdinajib Adan vs Ben Perry

"NEF 63: Cruel Summer” takes place on Saturday, Lub yim hli ntuj 9, 2025, at Lewiston Memorial Armory in Lewiston, Maine. Qhov rooj yuav qhib thaum 6 pm with the first fight taking place at 7 pm. Daim pib no yog rau cov muag khoom tam sim no nyobwww.nefights.com/tickets/. The event will also stream live atwww.combatschasnow.com.

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Kansas super middleweight prospect Marco “El Tiburón” Romero goes back to the future this Saturday in Portland, Maine

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(L-R) – Bobby Russo & Marco Romero “Marco is excited to be fighting again in his adoptive city of Portland, which has the best fight fans in America,” Brown remarked. “He’s hoping to display the talents that will eventually lead him to a world title. Marco’s been lucky to fight every two months all over America, which is helping him build a national fan base.”
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The Future of Boxing 18-year-old Marco “El Tiburón” Romero Kansas super middleweight returns to ring

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Tonight in Portland, KUV

KANSAS CITY, Tej zaum. (Kaum Ib Hlis Ntuj 7, 2024) - Twenty-three-time national amateur champion, 18-year-old Kansas super middleweight prospect Marco “El Tiburón” Romero (3-0, 2 Kos), returns this Saturday night to the scene of his successful pro debut this past June in Portland, Maine, 1,300 miles northeast of his home in Overland Park, Kansas.

A promotional free agent, Romero is matched against Orlando “El Marro” Salgado (3-5, 2 Kos) in a four-round bout on a card promoted by Bobby Russo’s Portland Boxing Club in Portland’s Exposition Building.

“I had my first pro fight there and I love Portland people, especially Bobby Russo (who is also President of the National Golden Gloves),” Romero said. “I loved the crowd, everybody was so welcoming, hais tias, ‘Go KC.’ There’s good energy and I couldn’t be more grateful.”

Romero, who will celebrate his 19^th birthday on Nov. 19, is a special boxer and young man. The last 12 months have been absolutely amazing whirlwind for him in boxing.

Because he hadn’t reached the mandatory age of 18 tsis tau, and his weight class (super Middleweight) wasn’t included in 2024 Olympic boxing, Romero never seriously considered waiting for a shot at making the U.S. Olympic Team. Es tsis txhob, his eyes were on the prize of becoming a professional fighter.

xeem Hlis ntuj nqeg, Romero captured top honors at the prestigious USA Boxing National Championships in Lafayette, Louisiana, followed closely by parlaying that to gold medal performance at the 2024 National Golden Gloves Tournament in Detroit.

All told, Thaum kawg 12 lub hlis, he was 9-0 in amateur competition, including three at The Nationals and five at The Golden Gloves, plus three pro victories for a remarkable 12-0 cov ntaub ntawv (three pro and 8 in elite national amateur competition) during this relatively short span.

The Romero Plan has always been to close out his incredible amateur career by winning The Nationals and Golden Gloves, at which he was also named Most Outstanding Boxer, known as the Golden Boy Award, and then turn pro. Mission accomplished!

(L-R) – National Golden Gloves President Bobby Russo and Marco Romero with his Golden Gloves belt and Golden Boy Award)

“I would have liked to have fought in the Olympics,” he explained, “because all of the good, young boxers were there, and we (U.S. cov txiv neej) haven’t won an Olympic Gold Medal since Andre Ward in 2004. But I didn’t turn 18 until two weeks prior to the (Paris) Olympics and my weight class wasn’t contested there.

"Tam sim no, I’m on a new journey as a pro. Ua siab ncaj, there aren’t too many differences between the amateurs and pros. The weigh-ins are right before the fight in the amateurs and the night before as a pro. I don’t have any problems fighting without headgear or with smaller gloves. To me there are really no big differences. I was born to fight!”

Romero describes himself as a heavy hitter who throws every punch with bad intentions. He’s very explosive with ring intelligence, capable of punishing his opponent by breaking them down until they either quit because they can’t take any additional punishment or get put to sleep.

In Romero’s corner is a legend in his own right, 77-year-old John Brown, who is Marco’s head trainer and manager, in the same role he played for world heavyweight champion Tommy Morrison (48-3-1, 42 Kos) from his amateur days through his first 39 pro sib ntaus, 1988 rau 1993. The highlight, ntawm chav kawm, was Morrison’s 12-round unanimous decision over George Foreman for the vacant World Boxing Organization (WBO) Heavyweight title.

Brown clearly doesn’t need to be in Romero’s corner to survive; Txawm li cas los, John knows that Marco is a special fighter with tremendous upside, and he’s vowed to get him to the top of the boxing mountain.
“I’m really excited about this kid,” Brown remarked, “and my job is to make him successful for himself and his family. Marco is an amazing kid. He has experience having boxed 10 Ntau xyoo 135 pib xyaum ua fights. He has good looks and a good personality, great sense of humor, speaks very well in English and Spanish, maturity beyond his years, and a work ethic that’s difficult to find in boxing.

“He’s hungry to be successful in life and knows that boxing is the vehicle to get him there. And he’s with the right people who don’t need to feed people. Anything could go wrong like injuries or illnesses, but it’s all there for him and a clear path. In terms of potential, Marco is in a rare class as part of a typical Mexican American family, tight knit and expanding. He respects everyone and Marco is a once in a lifetime talent.”

Brown knows that a champion boxer needs a supportive team in his corner. Romero has that and much more. In addition to Brown, the team is comprised of Marco’s father, Salvador, who encouraged his son to become a boxer at the tender age of seven, and he has remained with Marco through every step of his boxing journey. Brown also brought in one of his former amateur champions, Sergio Flores, who is a very successful businessman. Flores handles the tough physical training aspects required for success in the ring along with mitt work to help keep Marco’s skills razor sharp.

Fans attending this Saturday night’s show in Portland can look back in a few years and say they saw The Future of Boxing, Marco “El Tiburon” Romero, when he was just an 18-year-old prospect starting out on his mission to greatness.

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UNDEFEATED AMATEURS WILL SQUARE OFF IN BANGOR FOR BANTAMWEIGHT STRAP

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Tam sim TSO TAWM: Khab taws, Maine (Kaum Ib Hlis Ntuj 14, 2022) - Tshiab England Fights (NEF) returns to the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor, Maine on February 11, 2023, with its next mixed-martial-arts (MMA) event “NEF 51: Banger in Bangor.” The fight promotion has announced an amateur title fight for the card.Key Baltazar (2-0) yog teem rau lub ntsej muagNate Dorr (2-0) for the vacant NEF Amateur Bantamweight Title.

Key Baltazar remains undefeated after debuting as an amateur in 2022. His first fight took place at “NEF 46” last February in Portland. Baltazar submitted Quinn Poirier that evening in the second round. He would return this past summer at “NEF 48” to take on Hannon Sanford. After a hard-fought, three-round battle, Baltazar got the win by unanimous decision on the judges’ scorecards. He currently represents Nostos MMA based in Somersworth, New Hampshire.

“I like the energy Nate brings into the cage,” noted Baltazar. “But that’s about it. I’m excited to show a different side of my style. The bantamweight belt will go home with me to Nostos.”

Like Baltazar, Nate Dorr also made his amateur MMA debut in 2022 and is currently undefeated with two wins. His first fight was against Tyler Parent last spring at “NEF 47” in Auburn, Maine. Dorr was able to pull out a unanimous decision victory in that bout. He would return at “NEF 48” for his sophomore fight against Clifford Redman. Dorr defeated the more experienced Redman via technical knockout in the first round. He represents Acadia BJJ based in Ellsworth, Maine.

“The belt has always been in my sights,” said Dorr. “I’ve been training for that title shot this entire time and I feel ready. Didn’t expect a shot this early, but I have every intention of wearing that belt after the fight.”

"NEF 51: Banger in Bangor” is scheduled for Saturday night, Lub ob hlis ntuj 11, 2023, at the Cross Insurance Center in Bangor, Maine. Tickets are available now atwww.TicketMaster.com.

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NEF CLOSES OUT TENTH YEAR OF BUSINESS WITH SOLD-OUT, BLOCKBUSTER EVENT IN PORTLAND

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On a milestone New England Fights card dominated by first-round fireworks, Jonathan Piersma went the distance with a ground-and-pound clinic and overwhelmed one of the promotion’s most enduring stars Saturday night.

Piersma followed his gameplan to the letter and hammered out a unanimous decision over Ryan Sanders to win the vacant professional welterweight title in the main event of NEF 50, held at Aura in Portland, Maine.

Fighting in front of a sold-out crowd heavy with Sanders’ supporters and targeted by the Bangor, Maine veteran’s taunts and trash talk in the lead-up to the fight, Piersma (5-1) arrived from Rochester, New York, and did all his talking on the canvas.

True to Sanders’ forecast that he would shoot for the leg and try to force the action to the mat, Piersma did so in every round and never gave Sanders enough breathing room to unleash his vaunted strikes.

Piersma swept all five rounds on each of three scorecards and enjoyed the last word on the microphone in the center of the cage.

“It feels good to win in my first trip to Maine,” Piersma said. “He did a lot of talking, and he’s a tough guy, but I felt like I dominated the fight.”

All but one of Piersma’s wins as a pro have gone to the final bell. The setback for Sanders (20-10) ended a streak of five consecutive wins by stoppage, four in the first round.

Others experienced that rush on the historic anniversary docket with a parade of electrifying, early endings.

Twelve supporting bouts reached a verdict in the first round, several in a matter of a few seconds. Two others were halted in the second stanza, while only one bout prior to the main event went to the scheduled limit.

Jared Turcotte, Ras Hylton, and Robert Gray were the three prime contenders for knockout of the night.

Turcotte, formerly one of Maine’s most decorated high school and college football players, backed up a 35-second choke-out in his summer debut with a 13-second demolition of Regian Da Silva, Jr.

After a brief exchange in the center of the cage, Turcotte landed one shot that sent his New Hampshire opponent by way of Brazil into la-la land.

“I work hard at this. My goal is to get knockouts, and that’s what the fuck happened,” Turcotte said. “My goal actually was for this one to get to the second round, but I’ll take a 13-second KO any time.”

Bellator veteran Hylton (9-6) has decked his past two opponents in a total of 29 vib nas this. He expended only 16 ticks of the watch Saturday in a heavyweight shellacking of Indiana’s Jordan Mitchell.

Hylton followed Mitchell to the canvas after the first haymaker and continued his assault to solidify the stoppage.

He dedicated the win to his wife, Janice, in honor of 10 years together.

“She took a drug-addled moron and turned him into something respectable,” the heavy hitter known to his fans as Rasquatch and the Jamaican Shamrock said.

In an amateur cruiserweight contest, Robert Gray (1-0) knocked out Cody Dular (1-1) nyob rau hauv 30 seconds. Gray landed a right hand so powerful that it actually launched Dular off his feet into the air. Dular was unconscious for several moments following the knockout and needed attention from the ringside physician.

In an eagerly anticipated grudge match, Matt Denning (8-16) entered the cage in arguably the best shape of his career and exploded to a convincing win over Carl Langston (2-7) ntawm 145 phaus.

Denning backed up his own self-assured forecast and simultaneously dispelled Langston’s claim that he was merely fighting for the paycheck. After intercepting one of several sweeping kicks from Langston, Denning gained control of his opponent’s back and earned a tap to rear naked choke at 1:01 ntawm cov thawj puag ncig.

The quick turn of events ended Langston’s modest two-match winning streak as a pro while giving Denning his third win out of eight fights in the past six months alone.

Three other pro bouts ended in short order.

Mohammad Al Kinani (4-1) spoiled Tymar Miles’ debut with a technical knockout in 1:57. It was the second straight win for the rising lightweight star.

Detroit’s Darren Gibbs (3-10) showed that his record is beyond deceiving with a vicious kick to the inside of Nate Grimard’s leg, followed by a heelhook to end the night for Grimard (2-2) ntawm 1:49 in their 150-pound catchweight clash.

Brian Cosco, a knockout victim of Denning in his pro debut earlier the year, turned the tables and spoiled the maiden paying voyage for Justin Kangas with a keylock at 1:18.

As was the case on the pro side, the main amateur attraction also went to the scorecards, with Zach Faulkner (5-3) grinding out a majority decision over newcomer Chase O’Brien.

O’Brien landed a late barrage that might have ended the fight in a few more seconds. Es tsis txhob, he settled for a 28-28 draw in one judge’s view and a slim 29-28 loss on the other two cards.

Danny Wahlberg rose from the ashes to defeat Eddy Pena by rear naked choke at 2:13 of the second round in easily the most sensational comeback of the evening.

Pena may have emptied his arsenal with an explosion that nearly persuaded the referee to call a halt on at least two occasions. In desperation mode, Wahlberg threw a couple of token counterpunches before taking Pena’s back to set up the fantastic finish to the featherweight scrap.

In another stunning twist of plot, Nick Mulrey (2-0) escaped a near-guillotine from Chris Strout (0-3) and just as quickly locked in a D’arce choke to hasten the end of their featherweight showdown in only 41 vib nas this.

The lone women’s bout of the occasion went to Cassidy Bedard (2-0), who subdued Lindsey Kelley by rear naked choke with just 20 seconds remaining in their opening round. It was the mixed martial arts debut for Kelley, who accepted the challenge on two weeks’ notice.

Other amateur results:

Ed Davis (2-0) defeated Patrick Mitchell (1-1) by strikes one minute into the first round.

Tristan Wood (1-0) overpowered Armon Bryant (0-1) via guillotine at 42 seconds of the second round.

Soren Mercer (1-0) finished Rosen Iliev (0-1) with an arm triangle at 1:55 ntawm cov thawj puag ncig.

Teddy kev ntseeg (3-1) TKO’d Aaron Rodriguez (0-1) nyob rau hauv lub thib ob puag ncig ntawm 1:23.

NEF announced that its next card is set for Saturday, Lub ob hlis ntuj 11, 2023 at Cross Insurance Center in Bangor, Maine. One of the featured attractions at NEF 51: “Banger in Bangor” will be an amateur title bout between 2-0 bantamweights Key Baltazar and Nate Dorr. Tickets are available now atwww.TicketMaster.com.

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NEF CELEBRATES TEN-YEAR ANNIVERSARY WITH RIVETING FIGHT NIGHT IN PORTLAND; RETURN TO L/A AREA ANNOUNCED

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Portland, Maine (Lub ob hlis ntuj 13, 2022) – One new champion and one successful title defense in the amateur ranks and one stunning reversal of fortune at the professional level highlighted New England Fights’ 10-year anniversary card Saturday night.

"NEF 46: Decade of Dominance” was a jam-packed, 15-fight fusillade before another sold-out, energetic crowd at Aura in Portland, Maine.

Mike Murray thiabZACH FAUG thrilled those fans with an early “Fight of the Year” candidate in their brouhaha for the vacant 170-pound title. Murray (4-2) applied the lessons he learned in prior losses to Zac Richard and Tim Birkenhead at NEF 40 thiab 41, feem, by rallying for a split decision victory over Faulkner (4-2).

On the heels of a unanimous win on the scorecards in his most recent fight, Faulkner set the tone with a thunderous slam in the opening round. He fought out of a guillotine attempt in the second stanza and bounced back from a pair of early Murray takedowns to inflict a fair share of punishment in the third.

Murray turned momentum in his direction by landing a bundle of bombs in round four, and Faulkner’s takedown late in the fifth likely wasn’t enough to seal the deal after Murray connected with a series of body punches.

The other title bout took much less time and left far less to interpretation.Tyler smythe (4-1) was authoritative in his first defense of the 125-pound strap, dispatchingRyan Burgess (3-3) via rear naked choke at 2:37 ntawm cov lus qhib puag ncig.

Burgess ended a four-year layoff from the NEF hexagon to challenge Smythe, who won the title with a technical knockout of Caleb Austin.

He pushed the issue early, but Smythe turned the tables on that aggression by throwing Burgess to the mat. Burgess’ attempt at a retaliatory armbar failed, and Smythe ultimately locked in a guillotine choke that ended his night.

In a highlight among the five professional bouts, Carl Langston – winless in six prior pro bouts after an extensive amateur career – avenged his most recent defeat with a rear naked choke ofZac Richard.

The end came 81 seconds after the opening bell, when Richard (1-1), a past NEF amateur champion and decorated wrestler, went for a takedown. He initially succeeded but gave up his back and fell victim to the choke.

Both fighters accepted the 140-pound bout on only a few days’ notice after their initial opponents became unavailable. Richard lowered the boom on Langston with a knockout at 3:52 of the first round in his pro debut back in November.

Langston, Leej twg mus 7-9 as an amateur and took four of his six pro conquerors to the scorecards, promised a different outcome in his pre-fight remarks, and he delivered.

Aaron Lacey ntawm Bangor, Maine, making his first appearance in the cage since September 2018, kho kom 7-2 in the pro main event with a second-round technical knockout to strikes over Bronx bomber and Bellator veteranJerome Mickle (4-12). In an emotional moment to end the night, Mickle announced his retirement after nearly nine years of cage competition.

Lacey took advantage of an early takedown to dominate the first round of the 155-pound showcase, then ramped up his ground-and-pound assault to another level in the second chapter before the referee waved off the proceedings at 1:42.

In the sole women’s fight on the card, neeg coob coob-txausGlory Watson (2-1) continued her winning ways with a rear naked choke of previously undefeatedAlibeth Milliron (2-1) ntawm 2:23 of the second round in their 115-pound tussle.

Both women landed early haymakers, with Watson’s facial expressions indicating she was anything but hurt. She further demonstrated that point by taking Milliron to the canvas and narrowly running out of time in her first attempt to turn out the lights.

Milliron made more overtures with the stand-up game in round two. A quick takedown and a series of punches gave Watson another opportunity for the choke, Txawm li cas los, and she sealed the deal.

In a battle of two 140-pounders making their pro debut, Nate Grimard exercised top control throughout and breezed to a unanimous decision over Anthony Vasta. Grimard’s success as a pro comes as no surprise to fans. He is a former NEF Amateur Featherweight Champion who put together a record of 4-1 in the amateur ranks.

Mohammad Al Kinani also enjoyed a victorious dive into the pro waters, needing only 42 seconds to dismissChris Rooney (0-2) via strikes at 155. Al Kinani countered Rooney’s early kick with a flurry, dropping Rooney and subjecting him to another barrage that hastened the stoppage.

First Class MMA stablematesCody Kilton thiabJustin npuag passed muster with the judges in back-to-back amateur bouts.

Kilton (2-1) carved out a unanimous decision overKaleb kenney(0-2) ntawm 155. Kangas (1-3) tasted victory for the first time with a split decision verdict at the expense ofJon Assam (2-4). Kangas kept control on the ground through the second and third rounds to put the long-awaited mark in the left-hand column of his ledger.

Three amateur bouts featured the rookie outing for both combatants.

Mike Jolicoeur used an arm triangle to take care of business againstWill Smith ntawm 145. In a 125-pound collision, Key Baltazar locked in a rear naked choke at 1:33 of the second round againstQuinn Poirier. Baltazar’s team, Nostos MMA, was an undefeated 3-0 at “NEF 46.”Jack Burke punctuated his win overNick Legrande with a brutal knockout blow at 1:25 of the opening frame in their 265-pound rumble.

Curtis ouellette (2-3) spoiledChristopher Smith’s debut with a TKO via accumulation of strikes in round three.

Two other amateur scraps produced first-round finishes.Jeff Reynolds (3-2) won by rear naked choke overDavid McCarty (1-1) ntawm 185, thiabBen Grady(3-0) kept his record spotless whenBrandon Maillet-fevens (3-3) couldn’t continue after injuring his arm while blocking a kick. Reynolds’ win gave his team of Karasu Tengu Academy a perfect record of 2-0 on the night.

The quick results from Portland, Maine:

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Aaron Lacey def. Jerome Mickle via TKO (round two)

Carl Lagston def. Zac Richard via rear-naked choke (puag ncig ib)

Glory Watson def. Alibeth Milliron via rear-naked choke (round two)

Nathaniel Grimard def. Anthony Vasta via unanimous decision

Mohammad Al Kinani def. Chris Rooney via TKO (puag ncig ib)

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Mike Murray def. Zach Faulkner via unanimous decision

Tyler Smythe def. Ryan Burgess via guillotine (puag ncig ib)

Mike Jolicoeur def. Will Smith via arm triangle (puag ncig ib)

Key Baltazar def. Quinn Poirier via rear-naked choke (round two)

Jack Burke def. Nick Legrande via KO (puag ncig ib)

Jeff Reynolds def. David McCarty via rear-naked choke (puag ncig ib)

Ben Grady def. Brandon Maillet-Fevens via TKO (puag ncig ib)

Cody Kilton def. Kaleb Kenney via unanimous decision

Justin Kangas def. Jon Assam via split decision

Curtis Ouellette def. Christopher Smith via TKO (round three)

NEF announced that it will return to the Twin Cities for its next installment. "NEF 47: Good Friends, Better Enemies” will pit Lewiston-Auburn mainstays Jesse Erickson and Matthew Denning in the main event. The card is scheduled for Saturday, Plaub Hlis Ntuj 30 at Norway Savings Bank Arena in Auburn, Maine. For more details or to get your seats now, mus raunewenglandfights.com/tickets.

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LANGSTON STEPS IN TO REMATCH RICHARD AT NEF 46 THIS SATURDAY

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LANGSTON STEPS IN TO REMATCH RICHARD AT NEF 46 NO HNUB SATURDAY

Tam sim TSO TAWM: Portland, Maine (Lub ob hlis ntuj 8, 2022) - Tshiab England Fights (NEF) Rov qab los nrog nws cov kev sib xyaw ua ke tom ntej-sib ntaus sib tua (MMA) kev tshwm sim, "NEF 46: Xyoo caum ntawm dominance,"Hnub Saturday, Lub ob hlis ntuj 12, 2022, ntawm Aura hauv Portland, Maine. Qhov kev tshwm sim yuav ua kev lom zem ntawm NEF lub kaum-xyoo ib xyoos. Cov thawj coj nce qib kev nce qib pib thaum Lub Ob Hlis 11, 2012. Nyuam qhuav pib hnub no, NEF tshaj tawm ntxiv ntawm tus kws tshaj lij featherweight bout mus rau daim npav sib ntaus.Carl Langston(0-6) yuav siv sij hawm nyob rau hauvZac "Rocky" Richard (1-0) ntawm kev sib ntaus qhov hnyav ntawm 145 phaus.

Langston stepped in on short notice to replace Richard’s previous opponent Urias Osorio (0-0) who pulled out of the fight earlier in the week. Likewise, Langston was recently left without an opponent on the “NEF 46” card when his originally-scheduled opponent Shaun Ray (2-1) revealed to promoters that he could no longer pass medicals to obtain a fight license.

The bout will now be a rematch of the first meeting between Langston and Richard that took place last November at “NEF45.” That fight, which was Richard’s professional debut, saw Richard defeat Langston by technical knockout in the first round. Langston says the outcome will be different this Saturday.

“When I got asked to take this rematch on short notice it was a no brainer for me,” said Langston. “Thank you to NEF for the opportunity and Zac’s team. This fight is going to have a very different outcome.”

“I’m very disappointed in the original fight being dropped,” noted Richard. “However, I worked too hard to sit on the sidelines and watch. I’m thankful to still have the opportunity to fight.”

"NEF 46: Decade of Dominance” takes place this Saturday, Lub ob hlis ntuj 12, 2022, ntawm Aura hauv Portland, Maine. Qhov kev tshwm sim yuav ua kev lom zem ntawm NEF lub kaum-xyoo ib xyoos. Qhov rooj qhib rau ntawm 6 pm nrog thawj zaug sib ntaus ntawm 7 PM. Daim pib yog muag tam sim no ntawmwww.Ticketmaster.com. The event will also stream live in its entirety atwww.combatschasnow.com at a price of $29.99.

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Assam vs kangas teem tawm tsam ntawm nef 46 10-Xyoo Lawm Kev tshwm sim

Kaum Ob Hlis Ntuj 2, 2021 FNU47 Cia ib saib

Tam sim TSO TAWM: Portland, Maine (Kaum Ib Hlis Ntuj 24, 2021) - Tshiab England Fights (NEF) Rov qab los nrog nws cov kev sib xyaw ua ke tom ntej-sib ntaus sib tua (MMA) kev tshwm sim, "NEF 46: Xyoo caum ntawm dominance,"Hnub Saturday, Lub ob hlis ntuj 12, 2022, ntawm Aura hauv Portland, Maine. Qhov kev tshwm sim yuav ua kev lom zem ntawm NEF lub kaum-xyoo ib xyoos. Cov thawj coj nce qib kev nce qib pib thaum Lub Ob Hlis 11, 2012. Nyuam qhuav pib hnub no, NEF tshaj tawm ntxiv ntawm ib qho kev lom zem welterweight sib tw mus rau daim npav sib ntaus.Jon Assam (2-3) yog teem rau coj mus rau yav dhau los lub teeb yuagJustin npuag (0-3) ntawm ib tug sib ntaus luj ntawm 170-phaus.

Jon Assam yuav tau tawm tsam nef rau plaub lub xyoos ncaj heev thaum nws nqis ntaiv hauv lub Ob Hlis 12^th. Lub Nruab Nrab Maine Brazilian jiu-jitsu (CMBJJ) Staple feem ntau ua Austin Hamilton (0-3) Kev so rau ntawm cov quav hauv nruab nrab ntawm nruab nrab thaum lawv ntsib-tawm ntawm Hampshire Dome Lub Yim Hli kawg ntawm lub Yim Hli ntawm "Nef 44: Rov qab rau hauv dub "hauv New Hampshire. Assam yuav tau nrhiav kom txuas ntxiv nws txoj kev yeej taug kev mus rau ob thaum nws qhia lub tawb nrog Kangas thaum Lub Ob Hlis.

"Kuv zoo siab heev los koom nrog lwm qhov Nef kev tshwm sim, ib txwm muaj daim npav zoo thiab sib ntaus zoo,"Assa hais. "Kuv tsis nyiam ua ntau tham sab nraud ntawm lub tawb, Tab sis kuv tus nrog sib ntaus tuaj yeem xav tau tib yam uas kuv xav kom los ntawm nws-zoo tshaj plaws version ntawm peb tus kheej-thiab peb yuav pom cov uas zoo tshaj yog qhov zoo dua. "

Justin Kangas tau tawm tsam kom pom nws thawj yeej hauv Nef, Muaj poob poob rau tus uas tus hluas uas tau ua siab hlob thiab los ua neeg muaj txuj ci suav nrog Nate "tus mule dawb (5-0) Thiab yav tas los NOF Featherweight Nathaniel Glimard (4-1). Sawv 6'3 ", qhov txiav rau 155-phaus ib txwm muaj kev tawm tsam rau lub hli marted martial martist uas siv nws hnub ua haujlwm ua haujlwm ua haujlwm. Muaj thaum kawg pom lub suab sib dhos ntawm nws lub neej tshaj lij thiab mob siab rau kev kawm, Kangas tau ntseeg siab tias kev txav mus los hauv chav kawm hnyav yuav pab nws ruaj ntseg tias kev sib tw uas muaj kev sib tw thawj zaug hauv NEF Hexagon.

"Kuv zoo siab heev uas tau nqis rov qab mus rau hauv nef tawb. Nws tau ntev dhau. Covid tau raug ntxhib rau peb txhua tus nyob rau ntau txoj hauv kev, Tab sis yog tias muaj nyiaj hauv av, Nws yog tias nws tau muab rau kuv tuj ntawm lub sijhawm ua haujlwm ntawm kuv qhov kev tsis txaus siab. Thaum kuv xub pib sib ntaus rau Nef, Kuv tsuas yog cuaj lub hlis mus rau kuv kev cob qhia, thiab kuv yog ib tug ntses tawm hauv av. Txhua tus sib ntaus muab ntau yam kom xav txog thiab muab kuv daim duab uas tsim nyog los hloov. Covid tej zaum yuav tau nres ntau yam hauv peb lub tebchaws, Tab sis nws tsis cheem kuv ntawm kev kawm thiab loj hlob ua tus sib ntaus.

"Kuv qhov tsis muaj zog tau dhau los ua passions tshiab thiab ua tau zoo rau kuv. Poob thiab paub cov neeg ua txhaum tsis rhuav kuv. Nws ua rau kuv zoo siab. Tsis muaj dab tsi yog qhov txiaj ntsig ntau dua li kev txhim kho koj tus kheej. Have no doubt, Kuv tau ua li ntawd.

"Tom qab txhua lub sijhawm tawm, Kuv tau txiav txim siab dhia tawm ntawm chav kawm hnyav. Kuv tau ua haujlwm hnyav los tso rau hnyav txoj kev nyob rau xyoo tas los thiab ib nrab thiab tau dhau los thiab muaj kev ntseeg siab thiab cov txheej txheem ntawm ko taw, lub tawb thiab hauv av. Kuv yog ib tug nyob deb-round thiab txawj tua rog. Kuv cia siab tias yuav qhia tawm cov haujlwm ntawd.

"Jon Assam yog ib tug qub tub rog hauv nef tawb thiab nws ib txwm mus ua rog. Kuv zoo siab qhia lub tawb nrog nws thiab kuv paub cov kiv cua yuav tsis poob siab. Kuv tau coj txoj kev sib ntaus no vim kuv paub tias nws yuav thawb kuv rau kuv qhov kev txwv thiab qhov ntawd yog qhov kev sib ntaus sib tua tau zoo. Kuv tsis tau sib ntaus sib tua nrhiav ib qho yooj yim los ncoo kuv cov ntaub ntawv. Kuv nyob ntawm no thawb thiab cam kuv tus kheej. Kuv dhau los peb tus neeg sib tw muaj cov ntaub ntawv sib sau ua ke ntawm 12-4. Cia siab tias tsis muaj dab tsi tsawg tshaj li kev sib ntaus sib tua hauv lub tawb ntawd. "

"NEF 46: Xyoo ntawm dominance "yuav tshwm sim rau hnub Saturday, Lub ob hlis ntuj 12, 2022, ntawm Aura hauv Portland, Maine. Qhov kev tshwm sim yuav ua kev lom zem ntawm NEF lub kaum-xyoo ib xyoos. Qhov rooj qhib rau ntawm 6 pm nrog thawj zaug sib ntaus ntawm 7 PM. Daim pib yog muag tam sim no ntawmwww.Ticketmaster.com.

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Murray vs FaaLkner teeb tsa rau Clash rau Welterweight Championship

Kaum Ob Hlis Ntuj 2, 2021 FNU47 Cia ib saib

Tam sim TSO TAWM: Portland, Maine (Kaum Ib Hlis Ntuj 23, 2021) - Tshiab England Fights (NEF) Rov qab los nrog nws cov kev sib xyaw ua ke tom ntej-sib ntaus sib tua (MMA) kev tshwm sim, "NEF 46: Xyoo caum ntawm dominance,"Hnub Saturday, Lub ob hlis ntuj 12, 2022, ntawm Aura hauv Portland, Maine. Qhov kev tshwm sim yuav ua kev lom zem ntawm NEF lub kaum-xyoo ib xyoos. Cov thawj coj nce qib kev nce qib pib thaum Lub Ob Hlis 11, 2012. Nyuam qhuav pib hnub no, NEF tshaj tawm qhov ntxiv ntawm kev sib tw ua si lom zem rau kev sib ntaus sib tua. Yav tas los NEF Lub Nruab Me Me Nyuaj"Khawv koob" Mike Murray(3-2) yog npaj kom txav mus rau hauv qhov hnyav rau lub ntsej muagZACH FAUG (4-1) Rau tam sim no tsis muaj nuj nqis nef Welterweight Championship ntawm kev sib ntaus qhov hnyav ntawm 170 phaus. Cov kev sib tw tau nyuam qhuav tau mus thaum tus qub npe nrog Mike Bezanson (5-0) Publicly tau hais tias nws yuav tig kev ua haujlwm hauv nws txoj kev sib tw ntxiv.

Mike Murray muaj cov kiv cua dazzled txij li thaum nws ua nws tus nef debut nyob rau lub Rau Hli 2019. Tom qab rattlings rov qab-rov qab-rov qab ua ntej-round tom qab-liab qab-chokess kev xa tawm kev ceev yeej hauv nws thawj ob qho kev sib ntaus, Murray ntsib tawm tsam Zac Richard (1-0) Rau tom qab ntawd tsis muaj nef lub teeb nrig sib tw. Tom qab ib tug muaj kev sib ntaus sib tua, Murray poob kev txiav txim siab rau Richard. Murray Rebounded nrog txoj kev yeej hauv Florida. Murray nyuam qhuav so los ntawm kev ua tiav kev pabcuam hauv Asmeskas Cov Tub Rog Corps.

"Kuv zoo siab heev thiab zoo siab yuav rov qab los tom qab ob xyoos sab nraud ntawm lub tawb, thiab yuav tau muab txoj hauv kev los sib ntaus rau lub cim 170-phaus tawm tsam ib qho kev sib tw game kiag li,"Murray tau hais tseg. "Kuv tus kheej hnov zoo li peb txhua tus muaj kev sib phim zoo tshaj plaws tom qab pom nws cov ciav thiab Jiu Jersu hauv nws txoj kev sib ntaus. Kuv tau ob xyoos tawm ntawm lub tawb, tab sis tsis yog ob xyoos tawm ntawm kev sib ntaus. Lub caij ntuj sov no ib leeg, Kuv mus tsis tau nyob rau hauv Muay thai, thiab muaj 15 Jiu Jitsu qhov yuam kev, thiab muab tso rau nce siab dua hauv txhua qhov kev sib tw. Kuv twv ua ntej rau kev sib ntaus no yog tias nws yuav yog qhov kev lom zem tshaj plaws ntawm cov amateur sib tua ntawm daim npav no – Yog tsis muaj xyoo no. Kuv tau raug tso rau hauv kev ua haujlwm yog lub siab tshaj plaws ntawm kuv tus kheej, Thiab kuv ntseeg tias qhov no yog qhov zoo tshaj plaws uas kuv tau dhau los ua kev sib ntaus. Yog tsis muaj kev qias mus rau hauv qhov no, Qhov no yog purely ob tug dev tau xauv nyob rau hauv ib lub tawb. Kuv zoo siab heev los ua ib feem ntawm qhov tshwj xeeb no xaus 10 xyoo ib daim npav ib xyoos. Qhov no yuav nco ntsoov yog ib hmo kom nco ntsoov. "

Zach Faulkner ua rau nws kov yeej NF DEBUT nyob rau hauv 2017 Ntawm "nef 30: Rumble hauv bangor "thiab tau tseem zoo tshaj sab hauv nef hexagon Txij li. Nws tsis ntev los no yeej yeej ib qho kev txiav txim siab tsis muaj txiaj ntsig dhau ntawm Curtis ouellette (1-3) Kawg Lub Yim Hli ntawm "Nef 44" Hauv New Hampshire. Nws qhia nrog jon deupree (1-0) Ntawm Recon Fitness nyob rau Westbrook, Maine.

"Kuv zoo siab heev tsis yog muaj lub sijhawm los tawm tsam rau Nef Welterweight lub npe, Tab sis kuj yuav tau tawm tsam ntawm cov npav loj tawm tsam nyuaj, Tus nrog sib ntaus,"Faulkner tau hais tseg. "Kev yeej yuav txhais tau ntau rau kuv vim tias kuv sib ntaus sib tua thiab qhia tau tias kuv txoj kev sib ntaus uas kuv npaj pib xav txog kev txav mus rau qib tom ntej."

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NEF rov qab mus rau Maine nrog cov npav sib ntaus sib tua muaj plaub tus sib ntaus sib tua

Lub kaum hli ntuj 26, 2021 FNU47 Cia ib saib

NEF rov qab mus rau Maine nrog cov npav sib ntaus sib tua muaj plaub tus sib ntaus sib tua

Tam sim TSO TAWM: Portland, Maine (Lub kaum hli ntuj 22, 2021) - thaum lub tswb nrov ntawm 7 PM est pib cov yeeb yam rau hnub Friday, Kaum Ib Hlis Ntuj 5, Nws yuav yog thawj zaug tshiab Askiv sib ntaus (NEF) tau nthuav tawm ib qho kev sib xyaw-sib ntaus sib tua (MMA) kev tshwm sim nyob rau hauv nws lub tsev lub xeev ntawm Maine hauv 21 hli. Tsis ntev tom qab Venerable sib ntaus nce qib "Nef 42" ntawm Merrill auditorium hauv Portland rau Lub Ob Hlis 8, 2020, Lub Covid-19 Pandemic gripped lub xeev thiab lub teb chaws. Lub shuttown tau yuam qhov tsis kawg ncua ncua ntawm "Nef 43" uas tau teem sijhawm los coj qhov chaw hauv Oono, Maine tom qab ntawd lub caij nplooj ntoo hlav. Nrog lub xeev tsis qhib tag nrho rau kev sib tw kis las thaum zoo rau hauv 2021, NEF txiav txim siab los tig rau cov Hamps tshiab los tuav "Nef 44" lub caij ntuj sov dhau los. "Nef 45: Uprising "thaum lub Kaum Ib Hlis 5 yuav pom kev sib ntaus sib tua ua nws qhov kev tos tos ntev rau kev nqis tes ua hauv Maine, Raws li zoo kom nyob ze nws thawj xyoo caum ntawm kev lag luam. Qhov kev tshwm sim yuav pib los ntawm Aura hauv Portland.

Nyuam qhuav pib hnub no, NEF tshaj tawm daim ntawv sib ntaus tag nrho rau "Nef 45." Nws tau teem sijhawm rau qhov tseeb ntawm 21 bouts nrog plaub txoj kev sib tw los txiav txim siab.

Nyob rau hauv lub ntsiab kev tshwm sim ntawm yav tsaus ntuj, Josh "Hook rau" Harvey(7-1-1) yuav tiv thaiv nef tshaj lij featherweight cov npe tawm tsam kev sib tw ntawmAguilando Brandao(9-8). Harvey tau tuav txoj kev sib tw txij li Lub Ob Hlis 2019. Brandao yog cov qub tub rog muaj ntau dua 15 xyoo ntawm tawb.

Cov co-lub ntsiab kev tshwm sim yuav pomCim "hnab ris" Gardner(1-2)noj nyob rau hauvNick Alley (7-4) nyob rau hauv ib tug kws tshaj lij kev sib tw ua ke. Ob tus neeg sib tw yog cov qub tub rog ntawm ntiaj teb nce bellator lub tawb. Ob qho tib si yuav saib mus bounce rov qab los ntawm kev poob hauv lawv cov bouts yav dhau los.

Zac "Rocky" Richard (0-0) yuav ua kom nws kev debut tiv thaivCarl Langston(0-5) Tom qab ua tiav kev ua haujlwm zoo kawg nkaus ua haujlwm uas pom Richard ntes cov nef 155-lub npe. Langston nrhiav nws thawj yeej raws li tus kws ntaus rog tshaj lij.

Hauv lwm cov khoom lag luam, Matt "Ken Menyuam roj hmab" Denning(5-10) tau raws yav dhau los University of Southern Maine Wrestling StandoutJon deupree (0-0) Nyob rau hauv deupree's pro debut, Thaum qub Nef Professwe DougweightCJ Ewer(3-3) battlesShaun Ray (2-1) Nyob hauv Felterweight Faib.

Qhov pib xyaum ua ntu ntawm kev sib ntaus daim npav yuav tau headlined los ntawm peb lub npe sib ntaus: Caleb Austin(5-0) ntsej muagTyler smythe (2-1) Rau qhov tsis muaj nuj nqis ya tawm; Felipe Günter(3-0) yog teem rau square tawm nrogTeddy kev ntseeg (2-0) rau qhov tsis muaj npe bantamweight; thiabNathaniel Glimard(4-0) yuav tiv thaiv nws cov tshiab-yeej featherweight pluajBilly Wilson(6-1).

Cov poj niam ib leeg sib ntaus sib tua ntawm yav tsaus ntuj kuj tseem yuav muaj nyob rau ntawm daim npav pib xyaum uaBJ Garceau(1-1) ua tau raws li kev teeb tsaHABLEY MARTIN (0-0) nyob rau hauv ib tug strawderight bout. Garceau kawg tau tshwm sim hauv NOF tawb peb xyoos ua ntej ntawm "NEF 36."

"Nws zoo li nyob mus ib txhis txij li peb muaj kev sib ntaus hauv Maine-thiab dab tsi ib daim npav rov qab los nrog,"Hais tias NEF co-tswv thiab matchmaker Matt Peterson. "Yog li muaj ntau yam kev cia siab hauv txoj kab no, yog li ntau tus neeg sib tua uas tsis muaj kev sib tua tau tso lawv cov ntaub ntawv zoo tshaj plaws ntawm txoj kab, Ntau ntau ntawm cov ceg txheem ntseeg rau cov neeg ncaws pob muaj kev sib tw zoo nkauj uas tau tso lawv tus kheej rau kev sim rau lub Kaum Ib Hlis 5. Plaub leeg sib ntaus. Rau Headliner Josh Harvey, Nws cov kev sib ntaus tom ntej no yuav yog lub sijhawm kawg kom pom nws sib tw ua ntej nws tau txais hu rau UFC -He tus ntawd kaw. Ua rau cov kev tshwm sim tseem ceeb peb muaj ob peb tus neeg ncaws pob uas tsis muaj kev ntseeg tau nyob hauv CUSP ntawm tig Pro thiab sim ua raws li hauv Harvey tus hneev taw. Aura yog qhov chaw ua rau Lub Kaum Ib Hlis 5!"

Tag nrho "nef 45" sib ntaus sib tua (yuav hloov):

KEV COB QHA COV MMA

145 Phaus Npe: Josh Harvey (c) vs. Aguilando Brandao

170 Phaus: Nick huas vs. Kos Gardner

140 Phaus: Carl Langston VS. Zac Richard

170 Phaus: Jon deupree vs. Matt Denning

160 Phaus: Jay Ellis VS. Rodrigo Almeida

170 Phaus: CJ Ewer VS. Shaun Ray

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125 Phaus Npe: Caleb Austin vs. Tyler smythe

145 Phaus Npe: Billy Wilson VS. Nathaniel Glimard (c)

135 Phaus Npe: Felipe Günter vs.. Teddy kev ntseeg

115 Phaus: BJ Garceceau vs. HABLEY MARTIN

200 Phaus: David McCarthy vs. Danny Dray

170 Phaus: Brian Cosco VS. Tyler Kingsbury

265 Phaus: Tucker Olinsky VS. George Pissimissis

170 Phaus: Curtis ouellette vs. Derek Lambert

185 Phaus: Bryant Wade VS. Brandon Oldenberg

185 Phaus: Brett Martin vs. Justin Philbrook

155 Phaus: Jonas Ryerson vs. RJ Janeczek

165 Phaus: Austin Hamilton VS. David Hart

115 Phaus: Julian menjivar vs. Matt Miles

155 Phaus: Jacob Russon Vs. Emmett Huber

135 Phaus: Tyler niam txiv vs. Randall wathorn

"NEF 45: Uprising "yuav siv sijhawm rau hnub Friday, Kaum Ib Hlis Ntuj 5, 2021, ntawm Aura hauv Portland, Maine. Qhov rooj qhib ntawm 6 pm nrog thawj zaug sib ntaus ntawm 7 PM. Daim pib yog muag tam sim no ntawmwww.Ticketmaster.com. Qhov kev tshwm sim tseem yuav ua rau nyob hauv kev them nyiaj-ib-saib rau tus nqi ntawm $29.99 ntawmwww.combatschasnow.com.

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NEF CLOSES OUT TENTH YEAR OF BUSINESS WITH SOLD-OUT, BLOCKBUSTER EVENT IN PORTLAND

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