Team Combat League Inaugural Season Opening Night: Dallas Enforcers vs. Atlanta Attack

TEAM COMBAT LEAGUESeason Starts March 29, 2023 Live at the Mohegan Sun Expo Center
Inaugural Season Opening NightDallas Enforcers vs. Atlanta Attack
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LOS ANGELES, CA (March 22, 2023) – Team Combat League today unveiled rosters for the Atlanta Attack, coached by Sam Arnold Sr. and Mustafa Meekins and the Dallas Enforcers coached by AC Bryant. Both teams will do battle at the inaugural opening night of Team Combat League on March 29, 2023 at the Mohegan Sun Expo Center.
Each team carries a roster of 18 fighters across 6 weight classes.
Dallas EnforcersTeam RosterAtlanta AttackTeam Roster
Female Featherweight 126lbsJennifer Miranda Anna Maria Verbeek Destiny Jean Rivercomb
Male Lightweight 135lbsRandy CanadayClay Burns

Male Welterweight 147lbsAJ GrahamMalik SamarAndre Ewell
Male Middleweight 160lbsKhalid JohnsonKeandrea LeatherwoodQanderis Arnold

Male Light Heavyweight 175lbsKenneth PeoplesJordan Frederick
Male Heavyweight 201+lbsAdrian TaylorMontoya Andres GarciaWaylon Allen Bailey
Female Featherweight 126lbsDanielle BennetMona Ward

Male Lightweight 135lbsMarcell DavidsonMichael DawsonJosh Johnson
Male Welterweight 147lbsAustin DulayJavonn DavisMarcus Davidson
Male Middleweight 160lbsMauricio Javon KingDayan DepestreMalik Donovan Reid

Male Light Heavyweight 175lbsDevonte WilliamsNehemiah JonesFrankie Solomon
Male Heavyweight 201+lbsDevon YoungDemetrius DemeritteMichael Nelson
A possible explosive clash looms between two of the highest regarded females in the league, WBA Intercontinental Featherweight Champion and Actress “Money Heist” Jennifer Miranda (8-0) and Danielle Bennet (7-1) representing Atlanta. Another volatile matchup that fans are monitoring is undefeated Devon Young versus Errol Spence sparring partner Adrian Taylor (13-1) of Dallas. There is also an intriguing battle between Javonn Davis (7-0) of Atlanta vs. AJ Graham (10-0) of Dallas, in a battle of undefeated warriors.


Coaches play an outsized role in Team Combat League matchups, pre-approved by boxing commissions, which are determined on the fly. Coaches alternate selecting one of three fighters rostered in each respective weight class to send in against an fighter already proposed by the opposing coach. Viewers are left in the dark as to which fighter each team will do battle with one another until the decision is made by coaches in real time. This uncertainty, combined with the fast paced three-minute round in boxing rules format, will provide constant action where spectators will be left on the edge of their seats to see what comes next.


“We are honored to be taking part in the first ever match of the Team Combat League,” coach Arnold of the Attack remarked. “We intend to have the Atlanta Attack ready to live up to its name by coming out as aggressors against the Dallas Enforcers.”


“We do not feel the Enforcers can match up to our grit, determination and talent and expect for that to be on display on Wednesday, March 29.” coach Mustafa Meekins added.“We are excited about finally putting all our training on display for all fans to see,” AC Bryant of the Dallas Enforcers said. “We have a great tradition in Dallas of sports teams that excite the local fan base, and we hope and expect to continue in the tradition of other great Dallas sports teams. Dismantling the Atlanta Attack will be the first step towards establishing a winning tradition in Dallas.”
About Team Combat League:Team Combat League competitions employ a unique and exclusive point scoring system. Each match contains 24 three-minute rounds of nonstop action with a 10-minute halftime after round 12. Teams compete across six weight categories, five male and one female. Each round is scored individually with additional points added for knockouts and knockdowns. There are 3 judges appointed by a licensed boxing commission. 3 points are awarded for unanimous decisions while a split decision would be 2 points for the winner of the round’s team and 1 point to the loser. Additional points are awarded for each judged knockdown with a maximum of 6 points for a round stoppage. It’s not rocket science, at the conclusion of the 24 rounds, the team with the most points wins!

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