Chris “Lights Out” Lytle and Premier Cage Fighting present Total Warrior Challenge 7: Friday Night Fights.  Premier Cage Fighting returned to the Wyndham West Hotel with a loaded card featuring two Title Fights, two high profile professional fights and a multitude of amateur bouts.  Local UFC Fighter Chris “Lights Out” Lytle was in attendance taking pictures and talking with his fans, most of the night, he is set to take on Matt Serra at UFC 119 September 25^th here in Indianapolis at Conseco Fieldhouse.

Be sure stay tuned in to catch the fights on Comcast On-demand under Local Sports in the following weeks.

Amateur Bouts:

155 lb Angel Arzapalo vs Josh Beals

Beals secures the finishing armbar

Both fighters come out timid, Beals comes out with a couple of kicks one of which that land to the groin of Angel. After the break in action they exchange some hard punches and Beals starts to bleed from the nose as more blows are exchanged.  Beals closes the distance, and gets a bodylock takedown into side-control and quickly sets up an armbar which he uses to finish Angel at 1:50 in round 1.

185 lb Jerome Barker vs Kevin Carpenter

They come out swinging and clinch early with Barker getting the takedown against the cage but Carpenter scrambles back to his feet and they clinch and exchange knees and body punches in close distance. Barker lands some hard rights that connect and stun Carpenter momentarily but he regains his senses and gives some hard punches in return. The round ends with Carpenter initiating a takedown but Barker reverses him on the way down. Round 2 begins with Barker coming out the aggressor and landing a 1-2 that knocks Carpenter into the cage and follows with a clinch takedown.   Barker works his ground and pound and passes to side-control but Carpenter scrambles to his knees and Barker ends the round with some knees to Carpenters body.  Carpenter is unable to answer the bell for the 3^rd round.  Barker is awarded the win via TKO

145 lb Chris Gilpin vs Kyle Spilker

Spiker locking in the triangle

Spilker comes out swinging hard and connecting at will landing punches and knees opening up a cut across Gilpins face.  Spilker engages a takedown against the cage but is reversed on the way down as Gilpin rolls into his guard.  Spilker sets up a triangle and locks it in to finish Gilpin at 2:42 in the very first round.

155 lb Robert Johnson vs Tom Wheeler

Johnson lands early with a body kick which Wheeler does not like and initiates a clinch, Johnson is able to get a takedown in a scramble and ends up on the back of Wheeler.  Wheeler is able to escape into the guard of his opponent, but ends up in a perfectly set up triangle by Johnson to force the tap @ 1:28 in round 1.

170 lb Jesse Parsley vs Dustin Slayback

Parsley pulls his groin and is unable to fight Dustin Slayback, the fight is declared a no contest.

170 lb Brock Johnson vs Jared Tribbitt

Tribbitt lands a pair of hard leg kicks, Johnson answers with a hard left that rocks Tribbitt a little, Tribbitt works a takedown and ends it with a slam into Johnsons half-guard, Johnson scrambles to the feet and is met with a knee to the chin and is taken down hard once again. The round ends with Tribbitt taking Johnson’s back.  Round 2 opens with Johnson landing some strikes that forces Tribbitt to shoot and is taken down and mounted by Tribbitt. After some strikes from mount Johnson gives up the back and the rear naked choke @ 1:10 in the second 2^nd round.

155 lb Curtis Finley vs Donnie Bishop

Finley lands early and locks up a guillotine and pulls guard as Bishop shoots in for a takedown,  Bishop is able to escape and lands some punches on the way up. Finley lands hard which compels Bishop to take a bad shot and ends up on his back, Finley lands some hard shots from half-guard,  Bishop creates a scramble and in the transition Finley is injured and forced to tap at 2:48 in round 1.

155 lb Ishiah Penrod vs Shawn Hampton

Hampton lands two hard jabs early and shoots in, Penrod locks up a deep arm-in guillotine as Hampton slams him to the ground.  Hampton escapes and lands a few shots from Penrods guard, they scramble and exchange positions as Penrod is able to take the back and finishes with a flurry before the bell.  Round 2 begins with a flurry of punches from both fighters with Penrod getting the better of it and landing hard shots that Hampton cannot recover from and the ref steps in to stop the fight at 1:13 in the second round.

Amateur title bout:

145 lb Pedro “Clark Kent” Velasco vs Brady Hovermale

Hovermale - Amateur 145 Title holder

The fight starts with an early slam takedown from Hovermale who quickly takes the back of Velasco but gets too high and is shaken off, Velasco is able to pass to mount and works short shots to the head. Hovermale is able to work to guard and throws up a triangle that is quickly passed as Velasco moves to side-control and attempts a Americana from side control.  Hovermale is able to reverse the position and is able to transition to Velasco’s back and is able to finish with chicken-wing armbar from the back at 2:33 in the first round.  With the win Hovermale is awarded the amateur 145 lb. championship belt.

Pro Bouts:

265 lb Harley “The Headhunter” Hiner vs Robert “No Leftovers” Arnett

The big boys start the round exchanging some kicks, one of which Arnett is able to catch and transition into a bodylock takedown into side-control.  He lands small shots from there.  Hiner rolls and gives up his back and Arnett forces the ref to stop the fight after landing successful punches from rear mount at 1:52 in the first round. Unfortunately Hiner is unable to leave the cage under his own will and has to be escorted out by paramedics on a backboard.

265 lb Kyle “The Franchise” Gibbons vs “The Maniac” Jack O’Neill

The crowd favorite Gibbons fends off early attacks from O’Neill then quickly unleashes a barrage of punches and knees that overwhelm his opponent and coerced him to tap due to strikes just 23 seconds into the first round.

135 lb Pro Title Bout:

135 lb Casey “Bermuda Triangle” Dyer vs Andrew “The Locksmith” Zook

Dyer sets up finishing armbar

The contenders come out ready, Zook comes out and gets a takedown early into half-guard but Dyer uses an old school sweep to get the dominant position. Zook scrambles to his feet and gets another takedown, Dyer works rubber guard then transitions into a beautiful armbar that forces Zook to tap at 2:49 in round 1. Casey Dyer becomes the Premier Cage Fighting’s 135lb Champion with this victory.

This finishes up another great night of mixed martial arts. We would like to thank everyone at Premier Cage Fighting for being such gracious hosts, as well as all of the competitors for putting on a great show. Congratulations to Brady Hovermale for securing his spot in Premier Cage Fighting by winning the 145 pound amateur title and congratulations to Casey Dyer as he continued his winning streak at PCF and winning the 135 pound professional title.

Quick Results:

Amateur Bouts:

Josh Beals defeats Angel Arzapalo via armbar @ 1:50 in round 1

Jerome Barker wins via TKO after the 2nd round when Kevin Carpenter is unable to answer the bell.

Kyle Spilker submits Chris Gilpin via Triangle @ 2:42 in the first round.

Robert Johnson defeated Tom Wheeler via Tapout due to Triangle Choke in 1:28 of the 1st Round

Dustin Slayback vs Jesse Parsley was ruled a no contest due to Parsley unable to compete due to a pulled groin while worming up.

Jared Tribbitt defeats Brock Johnson via Rear Naked Choke @ 1:10 in the 2nd Round.

Donnie Bishop defeated Curtis Finley via Tapout due to injury in 2:48 of the 1st Round

Isah Penrod defeated Shawn Hampton via referee stoppage due to strikes in 1:13 of the 2nd Round

Brady Hovermale defeated Pedro Velasco via Tapout due to a Chicken Wing Armbar in 2:33 of the 1st Round

Pro Bouts:

Rob Arnett defeated Harley Hiner via KO in 1:52 of the first Round

Kyle Gibbons defeated Jack O’Neill in Tapout due to strikes in :23 of the 1st Round

Casey Dyer defeated Andrew Zook via Tapout due to Armbar in 2:49 of the 1st Round

Full article and photos will be up soon, so be sure to check back often!

PCF Announces “Total Warrior Challenge 7″

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Friday, September 3^rd , 2010 come out to the Wyndham Indianapolis West, as long standing U.F.C. veteran Chris “Lights Out” Lylte and Premier Cage Fighting present “Total Warrior Challenge 7.”

Premier Cage Fighting (PCF) continues to leave a footprint as one of Indiana’s most reputable and promising, mixed martial arts promotions.  PCF is continuously gaining recognition, as well as participation, from some of Midwestern M.M.A’s premier fighters and fans. Because of this, PCF has been able to produce electrifying fight cards.  Friday, September 3^rd will be no exception.

Just a week after Iron Cage Clash hosted the first all-amateur feeder event for Premier Cage Fighting, Total Warrior Challenge 7 is well on its way to having its full card put together. The night will feature a 135 lb title match between 3-0 Casey Dyer & 3-1 Andrew Zook .  Both Dyer and Zook fought and won, at Premier Cage Fighting’s Total Warrior Challenge 6.  Those fights are available now on Comcast On Demand. Other local fighters set to showcase their talents in the cage include Harley Hiner, Rob Arnett, Matthew Perry, Brad Balmer, Jesse Parsley, Dustin Slayback, Brock Johnson, Jared Tribbit, Jerry Brooks and Kyle McCormack, just to name a few.

This will be a non-smoking event, so bring the whole family to witness some of tomorrow’s stars today

Check out our previous show, “Total Warrior Challenge 6″ on Comcast On Demand.

If you would like to be considered to fight on a future Premier Cage Fighting Card, please take the time to fill out the fighters registration form at the bottom of the page.

Event Information:

Name: Total Warrior Challenge 7

Date: Friday, September 3^rd

Location: Wyndham Indianapolis West (Get Directions)

Time: Doors Open at 6pm, Fights start promptly at 7pm

Ticket information:

• General Admission: $20.00
• Second Row: $35.00
• V.I.P. : $45.00

For tickets or more information call 312-702-8364

Fighter Registration:

Iron Cage Clash Presents “Premier Challengers”

Iron Cage Clash presents “Premier Challengers” was held at the Hamilton County 4H Fairgrounds in Noblesville, IN on Saturday July 24^th, 2010. This event included 19 amateur MMA bouts along with a women’s grappling match. Winners from this night’s action have the opportunity to fight on the next Premier Cage Fighting card, Total Warrior Challenge 7 which will be broadcast on Comcast on Demand. In a patriotic moment before the hard-hitting action began, all the fighters walked out following an American flag and lined the ring as the national anthem was sung. The fighters were all given a round of applause and the fight card was set to begin.

Fight one saw Jacob Sorrecs facing off against Anthony “Obamanator” Hill. The bout starts off with Hill landing a big leg kick on Sorrecs. They clinch and both fighters hit the mat, Sorrecs goes for a guillotine but Hill escapes and gets half guard before quickly gaining mount. Jacob reverses this position but as he does Hill goes for an armbar attempt which is unsuccessful, but he quickly turns it into a tight, finishing triangle choke. Anthony Hill wins via triangle choke 1:09 of round one.

Beals sinking in the winning armbar

The next fight was between Matthew Snyder and Josh Beals who was making his cage debut. Matt starts out with a leg kick as both fighters look tentative to commit on their feet. Beals misses with a kick and eats a few short punches. Beals gets an early takedown with Snyder going for a guillotine which Beals shakes off as he gets side control. Josh lands three big knees to the ribs of Snyder. One more big knee before he mounts Matt. He passes back into side control and goes for an arm triangle choke but can’t fully get into position for it and gives up the hold. Beals attempts a very quick armbar from the mounted position but Snyder peppers his ribs and stays calm as the bell ends the round. Round two begins with a couple of kicks from Matt followed by a big right hand which lands from Beals. Two more leg kicks from Matt before he eats a big punch which allows Beals to clinch and he gets a huge slam on Matt followed by a couple quick shots. He then gets the mount position but is met from several shots from Snyder on bottom. Beals attempts a kimura but is unsuccessful. Snyder escapes just before the bell but eats a big shot as the round comes to an end. They touch gloves to begin the 3^rd round. Matt lands a few shots before he is slammed very hard from Beals. He quickly gets into position and goes for the armbar and gets the tapout with 1:08 of round 3, bowing to the crowd after the victory. Beals looked extremely active and confident in his wrestling especially for someone making their cage debut, good fight from both.

Fight three saw Randy Fields vs. Martin “No Mercy” Sandage. Fields starts the fight out with a leg kick followed by several good shots. Martin quickly takes him down and begins to rain shots before sinking in a tight guillotine choke at 1:03 of round 1. Martin Sandage via guillotine 1:03 round 1.

The next bout was between “Kid Dynamite” Jake Nealy and the much taller Sean Silvers. The fight begins with a quick touch of gloves and a simultaneous takedown from Nealy.    With the crowd booing Nealy for the apparent “cheap shot” (as one crowd member shouted) Silvers gets back to his feet but eats a big knee to the face. The fight is brought back to the mat where Nealy sinks in a finishing arm triangle choke 1:00 into round 1 for the victory.

Fight five pitted Julian Carrillo against Jon Gardner. Julian throws a few quick leg kicks to start the round. Jon goes for a takedown followed by a guillotine choke but his shoulder pops out of socket. Julian Carrillo is declared the winner by tapout due to injury 0:25 into round 1.

The next bout saw Mike “Maniac” Gillman vs. Jeremy “All Day Long” Ducheteau. Mike misses with a huge right to begin the round. Both fighters go to the mat and Mike quickly goes for a guillotine but has the position reversed and Jeremy goes for the rear-naked choke. Mike throws shots from the bottom then reverses the position. Mike gets a huge slam on Ducheteau followed by vicious blows which end Jeremy’s night 1:07 of round 1 due from TKO from strikes.

Hampton setting up the rear naked choke

Fight 7 was a lightweight bout between Matt Dillon and Shawn “Half Breed Beast” Hamton. Matt lands a quick leg kick to begin the fight and eats a straight right from Shawn. Dillon is in the kneeling position trying to get back up while Shawn begins hit him with several unanswered shots. He works for the RNC as he continues to rain down shots. A great body triangle from Shawn allows him to keep the hold tight and eventually sink in the rear-naked choke 1:45 of round one. Shawn Hamton wins via RNC 1:45 into round one in an impressive performance.

The next bout saw Daniel Moore vs. Austin “Rain Man” Burke. Austin catches Daniel’s kick early on and slams him to the canvas. Both fighters lock up guillotines but neither have it deep enough to threaten, both are really just holding on for position. Burke gets the mount position and starts to rain down heavy body shots and head shots. Burke goes for an armbar attempt which is close but Moore pulls out only to fall into an even better triangle from Burke and is forced to tap 2:20 into round one. Burke looked impressive and confident in this bout especially on the ground.

Knock Out of the Night

The next fight was between Kyle Mccammack and Wade Fitzpatrick. Both fighters touch gloves and Kyle starts out with a huge right hand which lands flush buckling Wade and dropping him to the canvas. Kyle thinking the fight was over walks away momentarily but the ref motions to keep fighting. He quickly jumps on Wade and unleashes several more crushing shots overwhelming Wade and knocking him out. By far, this was the knockout of the night and also set a new Iron Cage Clash record for quickest knockout. Mccammack wins 0:07 into round 1 via brutal KO in his cage debut.

Women’s Grappling Match

Borges looks for the takedown

The next bout was a women’s grappling match between Katie Fry and Caylea Borges. Katie goes for a quick standing guillotine but Caylea reverses it. Once on the ground Katie again tries to secure the guillotine but Caylea remains calm and stacks Fry eventually gaining mount. Caylea finally gets out of the guillotine and gains full mount. Fry rolls giving Borges her back and Borges quickly attempts a rear naked choke, but the round ends before she succeeds. Katie begins the second round with another standing guillotine attempt and pulls guard with it. Caylea quickly gains full mount and almost simultaneously transitions to side mount. From there Caylea executes a von flue choke leaving Katie tapping out at 0:53 into the second round. The crowd was really pumped up during this female grappling bout, both fighters showcased solid ground skills during this contest.

Fight 11 saw Dustin Gardner vs. Ryan Garrity. Both fighters start with a back-and-forth clinch battle which turned into a position battle on the ground. Ryan finally gains dominant position and gets in Dustin’s guard as Gardner goes for the triangle choke but doesn’t secure it. Ryan hits Dustin with a good uppercut but eats a couple good knees once they clinch. Ryan falls into Dustin’s guard and rains down several punches before the bell rings. The fight is called and Garrity is declared the winner 3:00 into round one due to verbal submission as Dustin chooses not to continue the bout.

Submission of the Night

In the co-main event, experienced amateur Jason Richards took on undefeated fighter “Mo” James Mogollon in a lightweight contest. James starts the fight out with a front kick and avoids a combo from Richards. He gets the clinch and slams Richards with an incredibly powerful suplex. James goes for a rear-naked choke but Jason maintains good wrist control. James delivers some extremely vicious knees to the body of Richards. Once they get back to their feet, James hops on Richards back while he is standing and locks in a fantastic rear-naked choke ending the fight 1:20 into round one. Despite a few other very good submissions, this one took the cake as it was incredibly exciting and gets Submission of the Night.

The next fight was a light-heavyweight collision between Ariel Andrade and Josh “the Bulldog” Patterson. Ariel starts the fight off with a good body kick, and quickly gets his opponents back once they are on the ground. Ariel moving fast on his feet lands six or seven big shots while on Josh’s back. Ariel suplexes Josh and lands several more shots and the fight is called 1:33 into round one. I was very impressed with Ariel at this weight class, it seems like a good weight for him as compared with him at heavyweight.

Fight of the Night

Lee throwin the round opening leg kick

Next up was fight 14 between Henry Goonen and Josh Lee. Both are tentative to start the bout with Henry landing a leg kick early, followed with a good exchange with Josh getting the best of it. The fight goes to the ground with Josh in Henry’s guard. Lee throws some knees as Henry continues holding Henry with a tight body clinch from the bottom. Back and forth shots with no significant damage from either fighter. Lee controls the fight with short shots as the round ends. Round two begins with a leg kick from Lee followed by a few punches which miss from Goonen. Lee lands another good leg kick and dodges a huge right from Henry. Lee drops Goonen with a hard shot and begins to throw knees to the body. Lee gets back up and kicks at Goonen’s legs several times as Gonnen appears content to stay on the ground. The ref stands Goonen up and they resume action. After landing a few more shots to Goonen before getting the takedown, Lee pulls off a beautiful heel hook and forces Henry to tap 2:22 into round 2.

Another co-main event bout put 9-3 Kurtis Findley up against undefeated 6-0-1 James “the Juggernaut” Brown in a lightweight contest. Brown starts out with a spinning back kick that lands but is caught with a right that knocks Brown to the canvas. Findley throws punches wildly trying to finish Brown, however Brown is quick to his feet clinching Findley and steadily drives him across the cage.  As Brown pins Findley against the cage and attempts a take-down, the fight is stopped 0:46 into round one from referee stoppage due to a cut above Browns left eye.

The next fight ended quicker than the last as heavyweights Jeff “the Juggernaut” Szakacs and Ed Leflore took to the cage. Jeff throws a high kick that missed badly to begin the fight. Ed rushes in and pounds Jeff with shots to the body and head while he tries to get back to his feet but its too late and the fight is called 0:20 into round one TKO due to strikes.

Thomas Wheeler and Dusty “Lights Out” Hampton matched up in fight 17. Dusty starts out throwing a huge bomb and both get into a good back-and-forth exchange on the feet. Dusty is winging huge rights at Thomas as they both fall to the mat. Hampton goes for a guillotine but Thomas escapes and finishes quickly with a von flue choke 1:18 into round one.

Fight 18 saw Joe Lowe vs. Jerry Brooks in a slugfest. As the fight begins Lowe comes at Brooks with several wild shots and they clinch in the corner. Lowe pulls guard and quickly gets into the mounted position. He lands several shots most of which are blocked by Brooks. Both fighters get back to their feet and a wild exchange ensues with both fighters landing multiple shots without regard to technique as the crowd gets into it. Both men are just flat out brawling at this point. More wild punches land from both as the bell rings to end the round. Round two begins with a touch of gloves and acknowledgement from both fighters as this has been a slugfest. Brooks pulls guard and quickly sinks in a guillotine choke :23 into round 2 ending the brawl. Both fighters look exhausted but embrace each other in what was a good back-and-forth standup battle.

The next fight was between ATT fighter Daniel Sansone and Jerricho Helming. Daniel began the fight with a quick takedown and both fighters reverse positions several times. Daniel goes for the rear-naked choke but Jerricho gets out and both get back to their feet. Jerricho gets a takedown and tries to land shots but Daniel has good control from bottom. Daniel gets a takedown as the round ends, but has to verbally submit due to his left shoulder popping out of socket. Jerricho is declared the winner 3:00 of round one due to verbal submission in what promised to be a good fight.

The final bout of the evening saw Chris “the Cannibal” Hole vs. Justin Moorefield. Chris goes for a takedown and Justin immediately follows with a guillotine attempt. Both get back to their feet and throw a series of kicks with both men missing. Justin hits Hole with a solid left and moves in for another guillotine attempt. The round ends in a stalemate with Justin inside Chris’s guard but he does not want to come out for round 2 and the bout is called. Chris Hole wins via verbal submission 3:00 into round one.

I.C.C presents “Premier Challengers” showcased some talented individuals who are sure to make a name for themselves in future Premier Cage Fighting events. Iron Cage Clash’s next show will take place on October 23^rd, 2010. For more details on becoming a fighter, or if you are just wanting to train; call (765-621-4105) for more information on Iron Horse Martial Arts.

Quick Results:

Anthony Hill defeated Jacob Sorrecs in the 1^st Round via Tapout due to Triangle Choke

Josh Beals defeated Matthew Snyder in 1:08 of the 3^rd Round via  Tapout due to Armbar

Martin Sandage defeated Randy Fields in 1:03 of the 1^st Round via Tapout due to Guillotine Choke

Jake Nealy defeated Sean Silvers in 1:00 of the 1^st Round via Tapout due to Arm Triangle

Julian Carrilo defeated John Gardner in 0:25 of the 1^st Round via Tapout due to shoulder injury

Mike Gillman defeated Jeremy Duchetau in 1:07 of the 1^st Round via Referee Stoppage due to Strikes

Shawn Hampton defeated Matt Dillan  in 1:45 of the first Round via Tapout due to Rear Naked Choke

Austin Burke defeated Daniel Moore in 2:20 of the first Round via Tapout due to Triangle Choke

Kyle McCormack defeated Ward Fitzpatrick in 0:07 of the 1^st Round via KO

Caylea Borges defeated Katy Fry in 0:53 of the 2^nd Round via Tapout due to Von Flue Choke

Ryan Garrity defeated Justin Gardner in 0:00 of the 2^nd Round via Verbal Submission

James Mogollon defeated Jason Richards in 1:20 of the 1^st Round via Tapout due to Rear Naked Choke

Ariel Andrade defeated Josh Patterson in 1:33 of the 1^st Round via Tapout due to Strikes

Josh Lee defeated Henry Goonen in 2:22 of the 2^nd Round via Tapout due to Heel Hook

Kurtis Finley defeated James Brown in 0:46 of the 1^st Round via Referee Stoppage due to a cut

Edward Laflore defeated Jeff Szakacs in 0:20 of the 1^st Round via Referee Stoppage due to Strikes

Thomas Wheeler defeated Dustin Hampton in 1:18 of the 1^st Round via Tapout due to Von Flue Choke

Jerry Brooks defeated Joseph Lowe in 0:23 of the 2^nd Round via Tapout due to Guillotine Choke

Jerricho Hemley defeated Daniel Sansone in 0:00 of the 2^nd Round via Verbal Submission

Chris Hoel defeated Justin Morfield in 0:00 of the 2^nd Round via Verbal Submission

NOTE: If there are any misspellings in names, or any corrections that need to be made, please send them to admin@cagecraze.com

ICC and PCF Join Forces In Search Of The Best MMA Amateurs.

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Noblesville, IN. Saturday, July 24th, 2010, I.C.C. (Iron Cage Clash) will be hosting an all-amateur Mixed Martial Arts Event, “Premier Challengers.” This will be the first “feeder” event for Premier Cage Fighting (PCF).

Amateur Mixed Martial Artists will be competing for an authentic Samurai Sword and the chance to become part of the next Premier Cage Fighting event which is featured on Comcast On Demand as well as Hometown Sports Network.

We are looking for top notch amateur fighters that have aspirations of gaining exposure before taking the next step and becoming a professional Mixed Martial Artist. We are also accepting the debut fighters that have Mixed Martial Arts training. For those who currently do not have any gym affiliation, and are interested in participating on this card, Iron Horse Martial Arts will be conducting an evaluation seminar on July 3^rd from the hours of 1pm – 6pm located at 3104 W US Highway 36, Pendleton, IN 46064.

If you are interested in participating in either of the above events, please fill out the form at the bottom of this page.

Premier Challengers will be held at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds and Exhibition Center located at 2003 Pleasant Street Noblesville, IN 46060. The doors open at 6pm and the event starts at 7:00pm.  Tickets are $25 for General Admission, $40 for V.I.P. and $50 for Cage Side.  Concessions will be available for purchase.  Premier Challengers will be an all age’s event, so bring the whole family!

Event Info:

Date: July 24th, 2010

Location: Hamilton County Fairgrounds and Exhibition Center (directions)

Time: Doors open at 6pm, Fights start at 7pm

Ticket Info:

General Admission: $25.00

V.I.P.: $40.00

Cage Side: $50.00

Premier Challengers Fighter Registration

“Ladies and gentlemen, if you’re ready for some exciting cage fighting, then let’s get around to throwin’ down!” – Bruce Pettis

Saturday, June 12, 2010 come out to the Indiana State Fairgrounds’ Toyota Blue Ribbon Pavilion, as long standing U.F.C. veteran Chris “Lights Out” Lylte and Premier Cage Fighting present “Total Warrior Challenge 6.”

Premier Cage Fighting (PCF) is one Indiana’s most reputable and promising, mixed martial arts promotions.  PCF has been slowly, but surely gaining recognition, as well as participation, from some of Midwestern M.M.A’s premier fighters and fans (hence the name).  Because of this, PCF has been able to produce electrifying fight cards.  Saturday, June 12th will be no exception.

The night will feature a main event between Joao Herdy and former CageCraze.com featured fighter Dustin Neace.  Other professionals set to perform will include:  Marvin Lemock, Justin Allen, Casey Dyer, and James Shaw.  Besides showcasing professional talent, PCF will be featuring multiple amateur bouts.  Amateur stand-outs Abe Garcia, Bobby Thilman, Matthew Perry, and Bryant Whitaker are all set to perform in the cage.

This will be a no-smoking event, so bring the whole family to witness some of tomorrow’s stars today

Check out our previous show, “Total Warrior Challenge 5″ on Comcast On Demand.

Event Information:

Name: Total Warrior Challenge 6 (view full fight card)

Date: Saturday,June 12th,

Location: Toyota Blue Ribbon Pavilion (Get Directions)

Time: Doors Open at 6pm, Fights start promptly at 7pm

Ticket information:

Get tickets now: www.totalwarriorchallenge.com

Submission Information:

Submitted on: June 4th, 2010

Submitted by: Dave Mcdaniel