PRIMUS DE LIBERO: Lewiston, Maine (Aprilis 27, 2017) – Nunquam retro provocatione descendebant, aut occasio vocare competition, "The" Ryan Sanders sono scuttlebutt tristatur quia prima eius pugna cum Jon Lemke ultimo Nov..

Yes, tertio proelio substitit, ob altum excisum in capite Lemke. Sed cum Cicero ducens commode, 20-18, omnium trium cards, dictus victor.

Hoc totum cecidit cum Regulis Unitis Artium Martialium mixtarum, et certe Sanders cogitabat bene se bene in praecepto et in itinere ad victoriam, neglegens. Cum nocte, autem Saturday ante Gratiarum, tamen, Sanders, 29, Dicit Lemke et alii in ejus castris tad nimis liberius fuisse de sua opinione, quod infecta victoria quodammodo esset..

Recens colloquium cum Jason Floyd in "MMA Report Podcast"," Sanderus nihil retinuit cum quaesitum est de causa sua ut aliam verberationem dolendi cum priore institutio socii huic Saturni conveniant., Aprilis 29 in rematch ad Androscoggin Bank Colisee in Lewiston.

Hoc tempus, est torneamentum finale pro titulo leve momentum vacuum apud "NEF 28: Invictus."

"Ego paulo perturbatus postea" (Lemke) dixit se nullum certamen esse debere," Cicero dixit ". "Quid Jon non loqui aut dicere hoc ius est antequam de takedown accepi", quit ille. in armis discedit.'

Sanders (13-8) declarasse comment, addit quod cum Lemke (6-7) non expresse verbum dixit, inmensus usus in cavea opinionem suam fefellit finem prope esse.

"Quis scit aliquis Pugnator est ut cedere, et Jon erat cedere,"He said. "Non pugnabat qui in armis sumebat". Mox mortuus pondus in armis, sic aliquid frustrans est quod diceret.

Non desiderabat stellas colorare et alterum auxilium ministrare quod uterque pugnator basium ventilabrum desideres. Cum a offa ad corrigiam in offing, et homines fecerunt brevi opere suo CLV libra torneamentum semifinal adversarios Februarii.

Sanderus vitiosus calcitrant ad maxillam Ioannis Ortolani, qui exercitatus suos finivit in solo 15 seconds. Lemke erat sicut infigo, Iesse "Vikingi" Erickson modo repetita momento mittere.

Typice est pugnator victus in hoc missione qui occasionem vindicationis cupit, sed Sanderus sonat unam securim ad molendum, audito aliquo publico perceptione de priore vincente.

"Gaudeo quod rematch nos adipisci et omnibus ostendere posse primum dentem non esse et manum meam iterum resuscitari".," Sanders, qui est, 6-1 in praeteritum septem proeliis, dixit. "Ego nunc nequit". Circumventus sum cum optimis hominibus. Magna teammates habeo, magna carrucis et mirabilem uxorem ... Omnis guy qui me pugnat, sunt (daturam)."

Interrogatus an promerendae subiectionis modus perficiendi perficiendi inhiat negotium, Sanderus cito declaravit ullam victoriam sufficere.

"Non necesse est ut victoriam sistendum", sed ego ostendam ei. Quinque menses erunt ex quo pugnavimus, et fui in gym cotidie, et ostendam ei quod non est in gradu meo," Cicero dixit ". "Tandem victoria veniet an obsequium est", et WHO, a knockout. Jon non habet multum cor, sed ego eum surripio. Animam eius surripio et voluntatem eius frango.

"Ego grappler, ideo malim tincidunt volutpat victoria,"Pergit". "Sed quodcumque dederit mihi auferam", et eo iturus sum ibi et accipio. Eo ut balteum illum domum. Hoc est balteum, and I’ve worked too hard to let anyone else take it from me.”

The rivalry between Sanders and Lemke is a natural one. They were former stablemates at Team Irish before Sanders switched to rival Young’s MMA.

Sanders said he didn’t earn enough takedowns for his liking in the previous encounter, but he believes the scorecards were an accurate reflection of how he dominated the fight.

“I knew he was a tough dude. He could take a punch. He could take a kick," Cicero dixit ". “I feel like I was getting the best of it.”

A second bout with Lemke fits Sanders’ profile as a fighter willing to take on anyone, alicubi, at any time.

Sanders, who has been matched in his career with the likes of Marcus Davis, Gil de Freitas, Levan Makashvili, Luis Felix and Derrick Kennington, vicit ultimo ordine quinque in Cenomannia solo.

Sententias de Freitas in duobus superioribus suis titulis NEF titulis remittit et naturaliter praedicat se tertium casum auri non emisisse..

"Scio exercitatione quam in eo quod ego magnitudine destinatus sum"," Cicero dixit ". "Meum opus ostensum est", et futurae pugnae meae monstrabo. Scio me ibi pugnare optimum. Aspice guys quam pugnavi. Sunt UFC vel Bellator vets, vel quinque pugnatores in regione sunt.

"(In fans sunt) ad pugnam magna, magna perficientur by Ryan Sanders,"Conclusit". "Non potest dicere", 'Hic Guido esse' (irrumator). Cocky verus est. Non est quod me cocky. I’m fully confident in my training and in my training partners and in my coaches and in myself that I am ready to fight anybody in the region and beat anybody in the region.”

The opening bell for “NEF 28: Invincible” on Aprilis 29 Ecce positus est 7 p.m. Tesseras satus procul $25 et sunt available at www.TheColisee.com aut appellando Colisee officii box 207.783.2009, extensio 525.

PRIMUS DE LIBERO: Lewiston, Maine (Aprilis 27, 2017) – Not everybody in life gets blessed with a shot at redemption. Jonathan Lemke will bask in that opportunity on multiple fronts when he battles “The” Ryan Sanders for the vacant NEF lightweight title this Saturday, Aprilis 29 at Androscoggin Bank Colisee as part of “NEF 28: Invictus."

It’s the second shot at the NEF strap for Lemke, who lost a split decision to Bruce “Pretty Boy” Boyington in February 2016 apud "NEF" 21: THE IMMORTALS.” Lemke also looks forward to the rematch with Sanders after their fight in November was abbreviated due to a gash on Lemke’s head.

“Definitely after the way the last one ended, I still feel like I have a little unfinished business, a little chip on my shoulder,” Lemke said recently in an interview on “The Maine Event” podcast with Ryan Jarrell and Bryan Stackpole. “I definitely want to go out there and take care of business this time.”

Sanders (13-8) won a unanimous decision when the verdict went to the scorecards by virtue of the Unified Rules of Mixed Martial Arts.

Like his opponent and former stablemate, Lemke (6-7) has carved out a reputation as a fighter who will take on all comers. The first bout with Sanders extended his winless streak to four fights, but the quality of opposition – Devin Powell, Josh LaBerge and Boyington preceded Sanders – are good for more than an asterisk.

He snapped that run in short order with a first-round TKO of Jesse “The Viking” Erickson in February’s tournament semifinals.

“I’m very excited, very grateful,” Lemke said. “This is the culmination of a lot of years, a lot of hard work, to be at this point again and see some of that pay off.”

Lemke doesn’t believe that he needs the title to validate his years under the NEF umbrella. On the flip side, tamen, it is a line on the personal checklist on which he is hungry to leave his mark.

“It would mean a lot,” he acknowledged. “It wouldn’t define me either way, but at the same time certainly one of the goals I set out to achieve when I first started this sport was to take care of business on the regional end and to be a regional champion.”

Previous champions Powell, Boyington and Dez Green made the lightweight belt NEF’s most coveted honor by using it as a springboard to opportunities on a national scale.

Lemke, who has enjoyed the spotlight as part of both a Bellator card and Dana White’s “Lookin’ for a Fight” UFC audition, denied that he is looking ahead to greener pastures.

“I haven’t given it a lot of thought about where it would take me,"He said. “I just think about getting that belt and defending that belt. It’s always one fight at a time.”

Between their days training together with Team Irish (Sanders now fights out of Young’s MMA) and their previous fight, Lemke and Sanders know one another as well as any NEF title fight opponents in history.

While Lemke allows for the possibility that both men will dip into their bag of tricks, he said fans shouldn’t expect too many surprises.

“I think stylistically it will be a little bit different. Game plan wise it will be a little bit different. At the start you might see some different wrinkles from both,” Lemke said “But at the end of the day we are both familiar with each other, so it will be a similar type fight.”

He also sees the confrontation living up to every ounce of its billing.

“One of the statements from the first card was that I believe this fight could headline any card, any regional or national promotion, and I still believe that,” Lemke said. “It’s a fight the fans want to see.”

And it’s a fight he naturally believes he will win the second time around.

“I’m healthy as can be. Had a good, tough camp, and I’m looking forward to getting out there and performing my business,” Lemke said. “I believe in my overall skill set and believe that overall skill set will lead to the victory.”

The opening bell for “NEF 28: Invincible” on Aprilis 29 Ecce positus est 7 p.m. Tesseras satus procul $25 et sunt available at www.TheColisee.com aut appellando Colisee officii box 207.783.2009, extensio 525.