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THURSDAY, MAY 31st, 2007, AT 3:20 PM, PT

THIS WEEKENDS ISCF ACTION!

True Fight Fan L.L.C. Presents
"CLASH IN THE CAGE"
Grain Valley, Missouri, USA

MORE ISCF ACTION THIS WEEKEND!

International Fight League Presents
"SEASON EVENT"
Everett, Washington, USA

MORE ISCF ACTION THIS WEEKEND!

The Beat Down Fight Party Presents
"HEAD ON COLLISION!"
Atlanta, Georgia, USA

This Friday night, June 1st, LIVE at Cowboys, The Beat Down Fight Party presents: the most prolific fight card in Georgia history - HEAD ON COLLISION! In the Main Event: Raphael Assuncao v. Kevin Gittemeier. This fight is NOT "business as usual" for a number of reasons, paramount being that these former training partners genuinely dislike each other. Combine that with the fact that the winner of this fight appears certain to follow the rich Fight Party tradition of moving on to the UFC. When all is said and done, there can be only one!

The 13 fight undercard will feature some of Georgia's very finest prospects such as Todd Duffee, Ethan Garrison and Lewis Morten (Mac) Smith. Here is the entire nights card:

MORE ISCF ACTION THIS WEEKEND!

Fight Card Entertainment Presents
"UNDISPUTED"
Northlake, Illinois, USA

ISCF RESULTS!

POSTED AT 1:45 PM, PT

RESULTS FROM
"Massacre At The Municipal"
May 26th, 2007 - Shreveport, Louisiana, USA

  1. AMATEUR MMA
    Jason McCarty (245 lbs) VS Roger Bridges (231 lbs)
    The bout begins with both fighters coming to the center and touching gloves, then Bridges throws a big overhand right and misses then McCarty catches him with some great uppercuts. Bridges continues to duck under and throw looping right hands, not really connecting with anything. McCarty again cups the back of Bridges' head and lands a few good uppercuts. Bridges then shoots in but McCarty sprawls on him and then disconnects and they stand back up. McCarty throws a jab, uppercut, hook punch combo connecting with Bridges and immediately a nice little goose egg appears above Bridges' eye. The two then clinch up, only to have McCarty throw a big knee to Bridges' chin. Bridges then drops base to shoot in and take the single leg, but while doing so puts himself in a guillotine choke. McCarty releases the choke and Bridges attempts to take his back. McCarty hooks the leg and blocks the attempt. End of round one.
    Round two begins with Bridges faking the shoot only to be punched by McCarty. Bridges grabs the single but McCarty sprawls and gets underhooks. McCarty then goes for the back of Bridges, but is not able to set the hooks and ends up putting Bridges in half guard. Bridges drops great punches down on McCarty from half guard. McCarty musters enough strength to reverse Bridges and is now in half guard himself. McCarty throws a couple on small punches to Bridges' ribs and head. None seem to be damaging though. Bridges releases and rolls and that puts the two in north south position and McCarty puts Bridges back in another guillotine choke. McCarty releases at the bell.
    McCarty starts round three with a little thrust kick to the midsection of Bridges. Bridges ignores the kick and shoots in. McCarty sprawls and gets double unders. McCarty tries to roll Bridges but is unsuccessful so he tries to take Bridges back. Bridges breaks free and they stand back up. Bridges shoots in and is pummeled with a knee and some fierce punches to the face. Bridges ducks down and starts swinging only hitting air. Bridges' nose begins to gush blood. Time is called for the Dr. Barton to check on Bridges, and the fight is called.
    Winner by Doctor Stoppage at :54 of Rd 3 Jason McCarty.

  2. AMATEUR MMA
    Andrew Myers (170 lbs) VS Chad James (166 lbs)
    James starts this bout with a great right leg kick only to be clinched by Myers. James takes Myers down and goes for mount, but takes side control. The two then trade a series of little punches. Neither one damaging the other. James then switches base and takes flare position, and hooks Myers arm. It looks like he is going for crucifix position. James then passes through mount position to take flare on the other side and has Myers in an arm triangle. Myers submits.
    Winner by Submission by Arm Triangle Choke at 1:01 of Rd 1 Chad James.

  3. AM IR Kickboxing
    Miles Bray (163 lbs) VS Kenneth Booten (159 lbs)
    Touching gloves in the beginning is the only part of this fight that did not go quickly and was not exciting. Booten comes out trying to destroy Bray's left leg with some devastating right leg kicks. They then exchange a flurry of punches and Bray returns the leg kick to Booten. Booten begins to bring the heat with some more right leg shots to the outer thigh of Bray. Bray again tries to return the favor, and then shows some good hand skills with combos to Booten. Bray then has Booten in the corner working the body and head with a series of punching combinations. Booten then throws another right leg kick and Bray goes down. Ref Jon Munz gives Bray the eight count and they resume. Bray comes out with a couple of good thigh kicks to Booten. Booten then replies with two leg kicks of his own. Then the fighters trade some punches back and forth only to be finished by Booten throwing a good right leg kick to Bray's already bruised left thigh. Booten then throws left and right hook punches followed immediately by a big right hand from Bray. Booten answers with a 1 2 combo and a right leg kick to the thigh. Bray then goes for a high kick and a straight punch moving Booten into the corner where they clinch. Munz breaks the two apart and they restart. Bray comes out with a jab cross then high kick connecting to Booten's head. Booten comes back with three leg kicks that seem to be taking their toll on Bray. Bray staggers and throws a huge left hook that connects and knocks Booten back a few feet. Bray capitalizes on this with a leg kick and a flurry of left right punches. Booten goes for the leg kick and Bray dodges. End of round one.
    Bray comes out with a good right leg kick followed by left right left right on Booten. Booten gets backed into the corner, where Bray throws an uppercut, but Booten circles out and connects with Bray's left leg a huge right leg kick. The two then exchange punches back and forth. Booten then throws a devastating leg kick that would make Ramon Dekkers proud, knocking Bray to the floor. Bray takes the eight count. Bray is favoring that leg and Booten continues to wear it out with right leg after right leg. Bray now beginning to check Booten's right leg kick and then throws a high left kick to Booten's head. Booten retaliates with a series of punches and a good spinning backfist to Bray's jaw. Bray shows that he is still in this fight with a flurry of punches. Booten not to be shown up, returns the flurry. Booten then going for the left leg of Bray catches him in the groin and Bray gets ecoup time from Munz. They start back and Bray has his right hand cocked back teady to punch, but before he can Booten is all over him with punches. Bray throws a high kick right cross combo followed by a fake kick high cross combo. Booten returns with his own high kick but Bray ducks under only to be caught by a right leg kick from Booten. They trade some punches and the bell sounds.
    Bray comes out limping on his left leg, so Booten capitalizes and throws his right leg kick to Bray's already bruised leg. Bray follows with a left spinning backfist that connects to Booten's head. The two men clinch up and Booten throws some punches and another right leg kick that stops Bray. Bray's corner throws in the towel.
    Winner by Corner Stoppage at 0:23 of Rd 3 Kenneth Booten

  4. AMATEUR MMA
    Jacob Hart (205 lbs) VS Mike Sams (199 lbs)
    The two come out swinging wildly at each other and Sams takes Hart down to the mat. On the way down, Hart pulls guillotine but cannot make it stick and Sams pulls out. Hart scrambles and the two are standing again. They clinch in the corner, and Sams again takes Hart down this time with the single leg. Sams then takes mount on Hart. Hart holds Sams down for a brief period and then Sams posts up and drops some punches down on Hart. Hart reaches up and gives Sams his arm, but Sams tries to take the back and falls short, so he attempts a triangle choke. Hart remains calm and maneuvers around and breaks the triangle. Hart takes side control and delivers a few good punches on Sams. Sams throws a couple of body shot knees from the bottom; using the only tools he has available at the moment. Hart switches base to flare position and then back to side control. Hart walks around to north south and goes for the arm of Sams. Hart gets a sort of inverse leg triangle but Sams pulls out. Sams begins to drop punches and hammerfists down on Hart. Hart pulls guard but the bell sounds.
    Hart starts with a puny leg kick followed by a malicious jab that catches Sams dead on the chin. Sams returns with his own right hand and Hart clinches. Hart does a single leg trip and they go to the mat. Hart is in half guard and begins working some punches on Sams. Sams reaches for the ankle lock, but Hart stands and steps out. As they both stand up Hart attacks Sams' leg with a good leg kick followed by a body kick that is caught by Sams. Sams takes Hart down and lands in his guard. Hart attempts to throw his legs over for the armbar, but Sams defends. Hart again goes for the armbar, but this time Sams cannot defend. That is the end.
    Winner by Submission due to Armbar at 1:31 of Rd 2 Jacob Hart.

  5. PRO MMA
    James Johnson (190 lbs) Vs Christian Fulgain (203 lbs)
    Johnson having a fantastic boxing background goes for the kill immediately with a big punch; however, Fulgium has a wrestling background and shoots in underneath and takes Johnson down. Johnson tries to put Fulgium in guillotine as Fulgium takes side control. Fulgium then reaches around Johnson's neck and the two have guillotine on each other. They are deep in the ropes and referee Munz tries to separate them; however, neither fighter is willing to let go and they begin punching and kicking each other. Munz yanks Fulgium off and tackles him. Munz sends the fighters to neutral corners and calls the Trainers into the ring. Munz warns both trainers that if either of their fighters pulls that crap again they will be disqualified. The match restarts. Fulgium this time starts with a good right leg kick and Johnson answers with his own leg kick. Fulgium shoots as Johnson is kicking and again takes Johnson down. Johnson is sitting up trying to Fulgium in guard. Fulgium crawls up Johnson and hooks his legs. Johnson scrambles to pull guard, but Fulgium hops over and takes side control Fulgium then drops forearms to Johnson's head and knees to his body. Fulgium takes Johnson's arm and goes for kimura in a squatting position. Johnson takes Fulgium back down. Fulgium releases kimura and changes to guillotine choke. Johnson taps.
    Winner by Submission due to Guillotine Choke at 2:01 of Round 1 Christian Fulgium.

  6. Pro FCR Kickboxing
    Blake Franklin (134 lbs, 20, 60-1 Amateur Kickboxing, 249-18 Amateur Boxing, 1-0 Professional Kickboxing ) vs Prey Phongsovane (136 lbs)
    Franklin starts this match with a right body kick followed by a series of punches. Phongsovane shrugs it off like "is that all you got." Phongsovane leads with a jab only to be countered by Franklin's jab. Franklin then throws jab cross and Phonsovane answers with a good left hook. Franklin fires a left then right kick to the body followed by double body hook punches. Phongsovane fires a great left head hook. The two clinch up. Referee Munz separates them. Phongsovane starts with a high kick to Franklin's head but Franklin counters with a malicious series of punches. Phongsovane goes down and cannot answer before he is counted out.
    Winner by Knockout at 1:00 of Round 1, Blake Franklin.

For more info please contact Mr. John Buhl Jr. of Round 3 Promotions at (318) 655-3327.

WEDNESDAY, MAY 30th, 2007, AT 12:20 PM, PT

RESULTS FROM
"Clash in Columbia"
May 19th, 2007 - Southwest Columbia, Missouri, USA

ISCF World Representative - Chuck Wolfe: The True Fight Fan crew packed up and brought there show East on I-70 to the plush Holiday Inn Select. This Ballroom style show brought a new image to this Promotional group. The new Ballroom show image did not leave the real True Fight fans disappointed one little bit. Look out Columbia! There is a new show in town and they are bringing it to another level. Results as Follows:

  1. BANTAMWEIGHT MMA
    Chris Finner Vs Scott Sumpter
    WINNER BY TKO as Referee stops contest due to (Strikes) at 1:26 of Round 1 - Chris Finner.

  2. FEATHERWEIGHTS MMA
    Mike Smith Vs Chad Shore
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:38 of Round 1 - Chad Shore.

  3. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Cody Matson Vs Jeffery Scott Clayton
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Guillotine Choke) at :19 of Round 2 - Cody Matson.

  4. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    James Krause Vs Recco Charters
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Triangle Choke) at 1:03 of Round 1 - James Krause.

  5. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Nathaniel Bernal Vs Casey Lee Lasley
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Rear Naked Choke) at :50 of Round 2 - Casey Lasley.

  6. FEATHERWEIGHTS MMA
    Jason Doss Vs Mitchell Donnie
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Guillotine Choke) at :19 of Round 1 - Jason Doss.

  7. FEATHERWEIGHTS MMA
    Wes Miller Vs Owen Evinger
    WINNER BY Verbal Submission (Arm Bar) at 2:09 of Round 1 - Owen Evinger.

  8. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Travis McEnaney Vs *Nick Hunt
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Arm Bar) at 1:06 of Round 1 - Travis McEnaney.

  9. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Dustin Schnakenberg Vs *Travis Sveum
    WINNER BY TKO as Referee stops contest due to (Strikes) at 1:18 of Round 1 - Dustin Schnakenberg.

For more info please contact Mr. Phil Jones At (816) 651-5087 or at truefightfans@yahoo.com or go to www.TrueFightFan.com




MORE ISCF RESULTS

RESULTS FROM
"Altamaha Cage Brawl"
May 19th, 2007 - Baxley, Georgia, USA

ISCF Representative Matthew Waller: Fans of Mixed Martial Arts in Altamaha were given a treat to their first live event which had over a thousand people in attendance. Complete with a cage and laser show, the evening went as follows...

  1. Jason Barrett Vs Danny Hall
    Barrett kicks Hall and both fighters quickly go to the ground where Barrett takes an arm bar for the tap.
    Winner: Jason Barrett at .11 sec of round 1.

  2. William Vivar Vs Jonathon Knight
    Both fighters come out with strikes and Knight takes Vivar down. Vivar is mounted by Knight but tosses both legs up and over Knight which prevented Knight from punching. Knight moves to side control and and lands several punches then back to mount where he had Vivar against the cage and started throwing more strikes. The referee steps in to stop the bout.
    Winner: Jonathon Knight at 2:07 of round 1 by referee stoppage.

  3. Brad Johnson Vs Robert Beecher
    Beecher kicks Johnson and Johnson replies with taking down Beecher. Johnson gets half guard and uses his muscles to apply a choke hold which causes Beecher to tap.
    Winner: Brad Johnson at .49 of round 1 with a front choke.

  4. Joel Nettles Vs Kenny Foster
    Both fighters work their way to the center of the cage and Nettles greets Foster with a kick. Foster answers with a punch that stumbles Nettles. Foster quickly covers the distance and the fight continues on the ground where Nettles starts sinking in a triangle on Foster. Foster stands up and slams Nettles down which makes Nettles let go of the triangle and then Foster passes to gain side control and quickly moves to mount. Nettles rolls and gives up his back and Foster secures a rear naked choke for the win.
    Winner: Kenny Foster at 2:43 of round 1 by rear naked choke.

  5. Michael Adams Vs Tom Chumley
    The fighters circle around the cage sizing one another up and then the war of leg kicks begins. Adams landed many of his kicks while Chumley missed, however Adams goes to land one more and slips to the canvas. Chumley rushes in but Adams is on his way up and sprawls deep then stand up and sweeps Chumley. Adams gets mount but could not control Chumley and both fighters in a scramble, work their way back to their feet. Once standing, Adams gets a guillotine choke for the win.
    Winner: Mike Adams at 3:29 of round 1 by guillotine choke.

  6. Joseph Adam Fender Vs *Dwayne Beckles
    Both fighters clinch and are trying to put the others back against the fence all while exchanging punches and knees. Beckles takes Fender down and gets half mount where he lands several punches. Beckles moves to mount and lands even more punches which causes the referee to stop the bout.
    Winner: Dwayne Beckles at 1:51 by referee stoppage due to strikes.

  7. Jay Castor Vs Justin Bagomolny
    Each fighter throws a few punches and then they clinch and fall to the ground, in a scramble both fighters work their way to their feet quickly where Castro gets a standing guillotine choke and then trips Bagomolny down to help sink the choke.
    Winner: Jay Castro at .50 of round 1 by guillotine choke.

  8. Jason Wells Vs Robert Frye
    Fry walks out and throws a few kicks and Wells shoots in but gets caught in a guillotine choke but takes down Fry to escape the submission. Wells is in Fry's guard and Fry works for an arm triangle but lets it go. Fry then works on an arm bar but Wells escapes again and passes to get side control and land several punches right before the bell that sent Fry back to his corner with a bloody nose.
    Round 2: Fry comes out with a kick but Wells catches it. Soon the fighters are up against the cage walls where Wells slams Fry to the canvas and gets side control and follows up with a hammer lock for the win.
    Winner: Jason Wells at 1:43 of round 2 by Hammer lock.

  9. Bobby Friend Vs Jeremy Smith
    A fight broke out in the crowd that left a patron injured and in need of medical attention which caused the promoters to end the event before the last bout was able to take place.

For more info please contact Mr. Scott Harper at (912) 260-1580 or at xfa_mma@hotmail.com

SATURDAY, MAY 26th, 2007, AT 3:45 PM, PT

PAST ISCF RESULTS!

RESULTS FROM
"WORLD SERIES OF RUMBLE 4"
May 18th, 2007 - Kansas City, Missouri, USA

ISCF World Representative Chuck Wolfe: A near capacity crowd watched as Flatnose Productions put together a class show at a excellent venue. Three exciting Youth Bout exhibitions followed by sixteen MMA bouts, that produced some true World Series memories for those that attended. The Youth Bouts consisted of one round of IR Kickboxing, one round of San Shou Kickboxing and one round of Submission Wrestling. This proved to be a great starter for this nights events. Results as follows:

  1. EXHIBITION YOUTH BOUT
    Natt Allen vs Jack Jeffers

  2. EXHIBITION YOUTH BOUT
    Anthony Grimes vs Aaron Clark

  3. EXHIBITION YOUTH BOUT
    Luke Martin vs Jeff VanTrump

  4. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Ryan Adams Vs Antonio Martinez
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Triangle Choke) at 3:18 of Round 1 - Ryan Adams

  5. BANTAMWEIGHTS MMA
    Tevor Harness Vs Dustin Lillard
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:51 of Round 1 - Dustin Lillard

  6. BANTAMWEIGHTS MMA
    Steven Cox Vs Mark Sears
    WINNER BY TKO Referee Stops Contest due to (Strikes) at 1:37 of Round 2 - Steve Cox

  7. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Allen Stokes Vs Joe Stark
    WINNER BY Unanimous Decision (30-27 all cards) - Allen Stokes

  8. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Cameron Allen Vs John Morris
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:21 of Round 1 - Cameron Allen

  9. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Josh Williams Vs Cody Fry
    WINNER BY TKO Referee Stops Contest due to (Strikes) at :49 of Round 2 - Cody Fry

  10. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Othellis Roper Vs Steve Justice
    WINNER BY TKO Referee Stops Contest due to (Strikes) at 2:07 of Round 2 - Othellis Roper

  11. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Derek Bohi Vs John Orr
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Scarf Choke) at 3:41 of Round 1 - Derick Bohi

  12. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Dumberto Salinas Vs Branden Reynolds
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Guillotine Choke) at 1:33 of Round 1 - D. A. Salinas

  13. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Billy Austin Vs Rob Haney
    WINNER BY Verbal Submission (Strikes) at :58 of Round 1 - Rob Haney

  14. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Joshua Tully Vs Dean Johnston
    WINNER BY TKO Referee Stops Contest due to (Strikes) at 1:18 of Round 1 - Josh Tully

  15. LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Phil Jones Vs Travis Sveum
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Arm Bar) at 3:51 of Round 1 - Phil Jones

  16. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Chris Hale Vs Tyler Steffen
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Rear Naked Choke) at 2:11 of Round 1 - Chris Hale

  17. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Eric Marriott Vs Blake Allen
    WINNER BY Majority Decision ( 28-28 29-27 & 29-27) - Eric Marriot

  18. BANTAMWEIGHTS MMA
    Danny Tims Vs Craig Gilmore
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:49 of Round 1 - Danny Tims

  19. LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Craig Welch Vs Dallas Browning
    WINNER BY TKO Referee Stops Contest due to (Strikes) at :55 of Round 1 - Dallas Browning

For more info please contact Mr. Jason Teeman at (816) 589-9423 or at jasont@amiapproved.com or go to www.CavemanMMACrew.com

FRIDAY, MAY 25th, 2007, AT 5:00 PM, PT

THIS WEEKENDS ISCF & IKF ACTION!

Round 3 Promotions Presents
"Massacre At The Municipal"
Shreveport, Louisiana, USA



MORE ISCF NEWS

THE TRUTH
About The Proposed Missouri MMA Law
And the STORIES Many Are Hearing from KICK & WAKO!

Earlier this week our legal council informed ISCF & IKF President Steve Fossum that they were fully prepared and ready to file a class action lawsuit against 4 individuals who have been spreading false rumors about the IKF and ISCF and also spreading more false rumors, embellishing the truth about the KICK Organization and another Kickboxing organization called WAKO.

The topic of this article centers around the rumors being discussed in the State of Missouri. Dealing with these rumors in Missouri is nothing new. The same individuals have been spreading these lies in other states as well, making false claims about things like "They are the ONLY world recognized kickboxing sanctioning body and are Olympic accepted as the ONLY Olympic sanctioning body." and "That KICK will soon be the ONLY accepted sanctioning body for Amateur MMA Nation wide." In Missouri these guys were telling all of OUR ISCF Promoters that the Missouri commission has already made up their mind that their sanctioning body, KICK, would be the only MMA Sanctioning body allowed to sanction MMA in Missouri when the new Missouri laws pass in the next month or so. They also went on to tell "OUR ISCF" Promoters that if they were not KICK Promoters by the time the law changes, they may not be granted sanctioning from KICK, so they better jump ship now, or die later. Those behind this from KICK are Frank Babcock and Ted Welch. If you get a call from either of them, mainly Ted Welch (Who has the most BS of the two), feel free to listen to their sales pitch about KICK and WAKO, but know that 99.9% of what they have to sell you and what they tell you is Absolutely FALSE BS!

After speaking to our legal council in depth, I asked them to wait a few days before taking any kind of legal action so I would have time to speak to the Missouri state Athletic Commission to see if ANY of the rumors they were spreading were true. With their approval, I spoke with Mr. Tim Lueckenhoff today, President of the ABC, Association of Boxing Commissions ( www.abcboxing.com) and Chief Investigator of the Division of Professional Registration for the Missouri Office of Athletics. I explained to Mr. Lueckenhoff the various rumors that have been going around about both MMA ( Amateur & Pro ) and Kickboxing in the State of Missouri as well as nationwide. Mr. Lueckenhoff made it clear to me that;

  1. NONE of these proposed claims (Rumors) were EVER true.
  2. NONE of these proposed claims (Rumors) are true now.
  3. NONE of these proposed claims (Rumors) will be true whether the new law in Missouri passes or not.

Whether the new Missouri law for MMA passes or not, KICK WILL NOT be the ONLY Accepted Amateur Sanctioning Body in Missouri. Heck, they can't even do a good job now. If you check things out, it's pretty common the majority of the time that KICK Sanctioned events allow PROS to fight AMATEURS on their sanctioned events. As for their partner WAKO, a kickboxing organization based out of Europe, they allows Pros to fight Amateurs quite often. In fact, they don't even see any problem with allowing such a thing to happen...

Mr. Lueckenhoff has made the proposed requirements available to us as in the suggested new law and he informed us that the ISCF should, and will have no problem meeting all requirements. Here is the proposed law below for the acceptance of an Amateur MMA Sanctioning Body in the State of Missouri:


Many in the fight game know this
logo means the Promoter used
them as an EASY OUT for
what has proven to be a simple
"Rubber Stamp' Sanctioning
for MMA & Kickboxing
Promoters.
"Pay us a fee, and you can
Do whatever you want to!"


When it comes to TRUSTED
and CREDIBLE
MMA Sanctioning,
there is only ONE LOGO to
Look for...The ISCF logo!

The ISCF and the IKF had a very intense meeting with their legal council yesterday to review how they will proceed with their legal action against those involved with spreading the "MANY" false rumors about KICK, WAKO and the harmful rumors about the IKF and ISCF. It goes without saying that after dealing with this "CRAP" for well over 5 years in the sport of Kickboxing and over the last 2 years in MMA, the IKF & ISCF legal council will be moving forward as planned to put a stop to all these false rumors and accusations that continue "Daily".

In addition, the ISCF recently lost one of their Missouri Promoter just because he was pressured by these false claims about this new Missouri State law from those individuals from KICK mentioned above. In his attempt to try and "Justify" his switch from ISCF (Who has done nothing wrong to this Missouri promoter) to KICK, he has even made such statements as KICK was a better organization. Since making these statements, he has taken them back in an apology e-mail since he honestly knows nothing about how KICK runs an event. He just didn't want his own promotion to be hurt from it. However, one thing booked fighters will not find anywhere on the web is a bout list for this promoters event. so simply put, "Who knows who these fighters will be fighting. Once at the event, it's too late to do any background check on any of the fighters." KICK does "NOT" do any fighter background checks. the background checks are not for criminal records. They are done by the ISCF to assure all fighters are amateur on an amateur event. On the other hand, the ISCF DOES do a background check on scheduled fighters. In fact, the ISCF is the ONLY Amateur MMA sanctioning body that does. All bout lists can be seen on the ISCF Events page as well as posted here on the ISCF News page prior to any ISCF Sanctioned event.

The ISCF has had and continues to have MANY Trainers and Fighters contact them this past week asking if the ISCF was sanctioning this former ISCF Promoters events. The ISCF has informed them all of the truthful issues surrounding his event and many of them have made it clear that they will not fight on a KICK sanctioned event in fear of fighting pro fighters, which KICK allows amateurs to do.

In addition; Mr. Tim Lueckenhoff who is, as we stated above, the President of the ABC, Association of Boxing Commissions (www.abcboxing.com) has been gracious enough to allow ISCF President Steve Fossum, on behalf of the ISCF as well as Amateur MMA Nationwide, to speak at their annual ABC convention this July in Florida. The topic of his discussion will be entitled, "The Value of Amateur MMA".

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the ISCF by phone at 9916) 663-2467 or by e-mail at info@iscfmma.com
Thank you for your time and have a great week.



ISCF RESULTS

RESULTS FROM
"RING RULERS"
May 18th, 2007 - Bossier City, Louisiana, USA

ISCF Representative Albert Cole

  1. Tim Myers (170lbs) Vs Christopher Ochoa (160lbs)
    Ochoa starts the match off with a great kick to Myers' thigh, only to be scooped and slammed by Myers. Ochoa pulls guard upon landing on the mat and holds Myers down. Ochoa then attempts a triangle choke, but Myers knows that sitting back will release the pressure. Myers then passes the guard of Ochoa and goes for a side choke, only to be put back into guard. While holding Myers down, Ochoa throws a couple of good heels to the thigh and hip of Myers. Ochoa then attempts an armbar, but the two are into the ropes, so the referee Jon Munz, stands them back up. Ochoa begins this time with a devastating right hand and then a great knee to the body of Myers. Myers retaliates with a flurry of punches and then sprawls as Ochoa goes for the shoot. Myers then makes guillotine choke and holds on for what seems like plenty of time for Ochoa to pass out, but Ochoa still breathing and punching to escape. Ochoa reverses and breaks free only to be pummeled by punches until the bell rings ending round one.
    Ochoa starts round two by using a thrust kick to the body followed by a high kick attempt to the head. Myers then charges in and gets kneed in the stomach, and wrapped up in a guillotine choke by Ochoa. Ochoa then starts to use his knees on Myers body. Myers still being choked picks up Ochoa for a HUGE slam. Ochoa still holds on to the guillotine, though. Myers manages to take mount while still in guillotine, and then gets rolled only to put Ochoa in half guard. Ochoa passes and takes full mount. Myers reverses again and that puts him in Ochoa's guard. Ochoa then attempts another triangle choke, but Myers stands up and slams Ochoa again. Myers then drops big punches down on Ochoa and then takes side control. Myers continues dropping bombs until the match is stopped by the referee.
    Winner: Tim Myers at 2:53 of Round 2 due to Referee Stoppage due to punches.

  2. Balty (Baltazar) Acosta (144lbs) Vs Andy Sandoval (139lbs)
    This fights starts off with both fighters being very cautious of the other. Then Acosta throws a great inside leg kick only to be caught in the jaw by a mean right hand from Sandoval. They then trade some great punches and Acosta kind of shoots in only to be sprawled on by Sandoval. Acosta then gets put in guillotine, but sits through and escapes. They stand back up. Sandoval comes in trying to finish the fight with some huge punches, but Acosta clinches and pulls guard. A couple of attacks were thrown by each fighter, but the fight ends up in the ropes, so Munz stands them back up. Acosta starts off with a good right leg kick, and then a high kick that is blocked. Sandoval shoots and Acosta sprawls creating north south position. Sandoval reverses, but ends up in Acosta's side control. Acosta swings his leg over and attempts an inverse triangle, but Sandoval picks him up and slams him down. Acosta then pulls guard with a guillotine. The bell sounds ending the first round.
    Sandoval starts off with a kick to the body but Acosta dodges and follows up with a great left leg kick of his own, followed by a flurry of punches. Sandoval thrust kicks and they exchange quite a bit of punches, but to no avail. Sandoval then rushes and takes down Acosta. Sandoval lands in Acosta's guard, but quickly passes and goes for an armbar. Acosta ends up in side control. Acosta takes mount easily, but then is quickly reversed by Sandoval. Sandoval sits up and throws some big punches down on Acosta. Both fighters then seem to be gassed and not much is going on. Munz stands them up again. Acosta starts with a series of leg kicks that connect with thumping force. Sandoval steps in and takes Acosta down, and tries to take mount, but was blocked. The bell sounds the end of round two.
    Sandoval starts this round of with a right punch that could end the fight, but Acosta weaves out of the way and connects with an awesome sounding body kick. Sandoval takes Acosta down and goes for an ankle lock, but Acosta rolls out and takes side control and begins to punch Sandoval. Acosta then takes Sandoval's back, but Sandoval reverses out and goes for an armbar. Acosta pulls his arm out, throws punches and then pulls Sandoval into guillotine choke while sprawling. Acosta pulls guard and keeps on to the guillotine. Sandoval looks as though he is finished, but then pulls his head out in a fast jerk, and goes for Acosta's ankle only to miss. But he then leans back forward and drops punches on Acosta. Acosta throws an illegal up kick to the head (they are both down) so Munz warns him and stands the fighters back up. The fighters clinch and Sandoval takes Acosta down with a basic single leg trip, and then begins to throw punches to Acosta's head. The bell sounds ending round three.
    Winner: Baltazar Acosta by Split Decision.

  3. Matt Holland Vs Richard Fatheree – Submission Grappling
    Winner: Matt Holland by armbar at 2:25 of Round 2.

  4. Chris Spicer (200lbs) Vs Antwan Williams (204lbs)
    Williams starts off the match with a great leg kick to Spicer, but Spicer returns the favor with his own, but Williams throws another. The two exchange kicks but then Williams throws a good right hand finishing the flurry of kicks. Spicer ties Williams up and attempts a judo throw. Williams defends the throw and breaks free of the clinch. Spicer throws a series of punches, but Williams being light footed, bobs and weaves out of line of fire. They clinch again, and again Spicer attempts the throw, but Williams defends and then throws Spicer and takes side control. Williams then goes for mount but is caught in half guard by Spicer. Neither fighter is attempting anything big, so Munz stands them up. Williams begins to bruise Spicer's leg with devastating leg kicks. Williams then clinches and takes Spicer down, however Spicer reverse and takes mount, but Williams reverses again then the bell sounds the end of the round.
    They start this round as a feeler, with neither fighter giving too much. They clinch and Spicer once again goes for the take down, only to be reversed and taken down himself. Spicer then goes for an ankle lock, but Williams steps out and throws a couple of punches. The two then tie up and hold each other down. Williams takes mount. Spicer then rolls trying to escape but gives Williams his back. Williams is not on good and Spicer rolls out. Williams attempts an armbar, but Spicer pulls his arm out and takes side control, but ends up in Williams half guard. The bell sounds the end of the second round. They come out and clinch with over under hooks. Spicer lands a couple of really good knees. Williams looks very relaxed and unscathed by the attacks, then throws a few knees of his own. Spicer then attempts guillotine, but Williams again very relaxed pulls his head out. Spicer lets go a barrage of punches followed by another body knee. Williams again returns with a knee of his own. Spicer then attempts a judo throw, and then shoot down for the double leg and gets Williams down. Williams lands sitting up, but is mounted by Spicer who throws a flurry of punches to Williams' head. Williams attempts a reversal and does not get it. The bell sounds ending the match.
    Winner: Antwan Williams by Unanimous Decision.

  5. Nicholas Jackson (198lbs) Vs Paul Hurdle (205lbs)
    Hurdle comes out punching and Jackson throws a couple of kicks. They stand toe to toe trading punches. Jackson puts his head down and Hurdle wastes energy by throwing a bunch of wild punches. Jackson then lands a couple of good punches of his own to Hurdle's jaw. Hurdle then side steps only to be kicked in the body and then the leg by Jackson. Jackson goes for the shoot, but Hurdle sprawls and holds on with a guillotine like choke. Jackson pulls a single leg take down and Hurdle pulls half guard while maintaining his version of the guillotine. Jackson relaxes and Hurdle loses his grip on Jackson's head. The fighters stall, and Munz stands them up. Jackson throws a good left leg body kick, followed by a hellacious head kick that stumbles Hurdle. Hurdle goes for a punch but falls into Jackson as Jackson goes for the shoot. Jackson pushes Hurdle over and takes side control. The bell sounds the end of round one.
    Jackson starts the round with a good right leg kick, followed by a left face kick. The two fighters trade punches, and Jackson knocks Hurdle to the mat, but both just stop. Jackson then drops down and hits Hurdle two times and the fight is stopped.
    Winner: Nick Jackson at 0:35 of Round 2 by Referee Stoppage due to punches.

  6. Dustin Morgan (182lbs) Vs Scott Chamberlain (Nix) (180lbs)
    Morgan starts by sprinting across the ring and thrust kicking Chamberlain only to fall and have his back taken by Chamberlain. Chamberlain gets both hooks in and sinks in what looks to be a tight rear naked choke. Morgan rolls, has his chin tight and pulls his head down while swinging his right hand over head and connecting with Chamberlain's face. Morgan turns in and is now in Chamberlain's guard. Morgan then throws a few malicious right hands that connect. Chamberlain seems to be weathering the storm and the bell rings signaling the end of round one.
    Morgan again sprints across the ring at the beginning bell. This time he picks up Chamberlain and slams him big to the crowds liking. The two land in north south position with what seems to be double guillotine chokes. Morgan frames and rolls and takes mount over Chamberlain. He then goes for an Americana, but Chamberlain is too strong and won't give in. Chamberlain lands a few good punches with his other hand and then pulls his arm to safety. Chamberlain bucks taking Morgan's balance away, but Morgan maintains position and takes Chamberlain's arm. He traps it with his leg and then traps the other with his arm. Chamberlain is in crucifix position and Morgan capitalizes on it by raining punches down on Chamberlain. The fight is over.
    Winner: Dustin Morgan at 2:50 of Round 2 by Referee Stoppage due to punches.

  7. Cale Grady (188lbs) Vs Joseph Freid (185lbs)
    Grady begins this match with a great inside thigh kick followed by some devastating punches. Freid clinches and takes Grady to the mat. Grady takes mount almost immediately and ends up in Freid's half guard while guillotine choking Freid. Grady then disconnects making Freid have to stand back up. Grady is wearing out Freid's face with huge punches, but Freid is still in the fight, and shows so by throwing some good knees to Grady. Grady again fires that huge right hand and Freid covers up, clinches and throws his trustee knees. They then disconnect again. Grady connects yet again with that right hand this time Freid returns with a series of right and lefts of his own. They both throw a few techniques but nothing connects and the bell sounds the end of the round.
    Grady begins by thrust kicking Freid and follows up a couple of good punches and a knee. Freid then returns the favor with a mean series of punches that connect. Toe to toe these two are swinging back and forth, and then Grady takes Freid to the mat. On the way down, Grady gets Freid's arm and begins pressure for the armbar. Freid gathers his strength and lifts Grady up for the slam, but drops Grady on his head. After Munz starts separating the two fighters for the deduction of a point Grady is still cranking the arm and Freid taps. However, it was during the separation, so Munz disregards it. Munz takes a point away from Freid for his infraction. Munz restarts the fight standing after giving Grady a few seconds to recoup. Grady begins with a good right leg kick followed by some mean punches with the intent to knock Freid out. Freid clinches though and strikes Grady twice with knees to the chin. Grady goes to the ground to be mounted by Freid. Freid begins throwing punches down on Grady. Grady moves his head back and forth, but it is not enough. The fight is over.
    Winner: Joey Freid at 2:20 of Round 2 by Referee Stoppage due to punches.

For more info please contact Mr. William Broyles III (318) 402-0417 or e-mail at info@ringmediagroup.com or go to www.RingMediaGroup.com

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RESULTS FROM
CAGE OF HONOR XV TOTAL DESTRUCTION
MAY 5th, 2007 - Columbia, Missouri, USA

ISCF Representative Bud Johnson: The Hearnes Center, Columbia, Missouri, USA

  1. SUPER HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Bill Dieckhoff Vs John Midkiff
    WINNER BY KO at 1:22 of Round 2 - Bill Dieckhoff

  2. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Caleb Paffrath Vs *William Joplin
    WINNER BY Unanimous Decision, William Joplin, 30-27 30-27 & 29-28.

  3. BANTAMWEIGHTS MMA
    JC Morris Vs Cody Chamberlain
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:53 of Round 1 - Cody Chamberlain

  4. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Shawn Woods Vs Pat Harvey
    WINNER BY TKO Referee Stops contest Due to (Strikes) at :54 of Round 1 - Sean Woods

  5. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Ryan Holliger Vs Brandon Berger
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:36 of Round 1 - Brandon Berger

  6. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Nick Hunt Vs Mathew Guard
    WINNER BY Unanimous Decision (30-27 29-28 & 29-28) - Matt Guard

  7. FEATHERWEIGHTS MMA
    Bill Bensing Vs Long Phan - Phan Long
    WINNER BY TKO Referee Stops contest Due to (Strikes) at 1:51 of Round 1 - Billy Bensing

  8. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Josh Buckner Vs Valente Ortiz
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Arm Bar) at 2:21 of Round 1 - Valente Ortiz

  9. BANTAMWEIGHTS MMA
    Amy Bishop Vs Theresa Carmin
    WINNER BY Unanimous Decision, 30-27 29-28 & 29-28, Amy Bishop

  10. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Clint Fox Vs David Myers
    WINNER BY Tap Out Due to (Strikes) at 2:42 of Round 2 -David Meyers

  11. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Jay White Vs Chris Maurath
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Guillotine Choke) at :35 of Round 2 - Jay White

  12. FEATHERWEIGHTS MMA
    Benjamin Brown Vs Brian Jordan
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:53 of Round 1 - Ben Brown

  13. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Will Burns Vs Recco Charters
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Guillotine Choke) at :35 of Round 1 - Will Burns

  14. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Will Thorpe Vs Earl Pipes
    WINNER BY Tap Out Due to (Strikes) at 2:52 of Round 1 - Will Thorpe

  15. BANTAMWEIGHTS MMA
    Robert Peralez Vs Cory Carter
    WINNER BY TKO Referee Stops contest Due to (Strikes) at 1:21 of Round 1 - Robert Peralez

  16. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Nick Staudenmyer Vs Rashid Abdullah
    WINNER BY TKO ( Did not answer Bell for round 3) at 3:00 of Round 2 - Nick Studenmyer

  17. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Jarret Harrison Vs Jesus Castro
    WINNER BY TKO Referee Stops contest Due to (Strikes) at 3:32 of Round 1 - Jarret Harrison

  18. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Matt Miller Vs Matt Yount
    WINNER BY Unanimous Decision (30-27 all cards) Matt Miller.

  19. FEATHERWEIGHTS MMA
    ISCF Missouri State Featherweight Title
    Shad Lankford Vs Daniel Chavez
    WINNER BY Split-Decision, 30-27 29-28 & 28-29, Shad Lankford

  20. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Isaiah Larson Vs Brandon Thomure
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Arm Bar) at 3:38 of Round 1 - Isaiah Larson

For more info please contact Mr. Brandon Schwin (417) 724-2747 or by e-mail by clicking brandon@cageofhonor.com or Mr. Robert Hulett at (573) 424-5744 or by e-mail by clicking hulett7@socket.net

MONDAY, MAY 21st, 2007, AT 11:25 PM, PT

CATCHING UP ON PAST EVENT RESULTS

RESULTS FROM
"Midwest Fight Fest"
May 11th, 2007 - Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Chuck Wolfe, ISCF Representative: Once again Shamrock Promotions & The Blue Corner but together a well run event in the plush Ballroom of the Clarion Hotel. The near sell out crowd witness a great night of fight action. Women's Boxing, Women's MMA and Men's MMA made this truly a FIGHT FEST to remember. Results as Follows:

  1. LIGHTWEIGHTS WOMENS AMATEUR BOXING
    Tiffany Pollard Vs Catrina Canfield
    WINNER BY TKO AT :55 of Round 3 - Catrina Canfield

  2. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Nick Nolte Vs Daniel Young
    WINNER BY Tap Out due to (Strikes) at 1:11 of Round 1 - Nick Nolte

  3. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Benjamin Nogueras Jr. Vs Justin Donnelly
    WINNER BY TKO as Referee Stops Contest due to (Strikes) at 1:53 of Round 1 - Benjamin Nogueras

  4. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Ben Totta Vs Joshua Christian
    WINNER BY TKO as Referee Stops Contest due to (Strikes) at :10 of Round 2 - Ben Totta

  5. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Chris Page Vs Brandon Koontz
    WINNER BY Tap Out due to (Strikes) at 1:10of Round 2 - Brandon Koontz

  6. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Kevin Speierman Vs Travis Melton
    WINNER BY TKO as Referee Stops Contest due to (Strikes) at :55 of Round 2 - Kevin Speierman

  7. BANTAMWEIGHTS WOMENS MMA
    Sharice Davids Vs Erin Reynolds
    WINNER BY Tap Out due to (Arm Bar) at 1:53 of Round 1 - Erin Ropper

  8. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    John Brown Vs Jeremy Melton
    WINNER BY TKO as Referee Stops Contest due to (Knee Injury) at 1:41 of Round 1 - John Brown

  9. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Steven Ward Vs Chris Barrows
    WINNER BY Verbal Submission due to (Strikes) at 2:14 of Round 1 - Steven Ward

For more info please contact Mr. Jesse Finney (314) 608-3104 or e-mail at jesse@finneyskickboxing.com or Mr. Benjamin Nogueras Jr. at (913) 568-8009 or e-mail at bnogueras@thebluecorner.com or go to www.TheBlueCorner.com OR www.ShamrockPromotionsLLC.com

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RESULTS FROM
WORLD SERIES OF RUMBLE 3
MAY 5th, 2007 - Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Chuck Wolfe, ISCF Representative: The Flatnose Team did a great job! The matches were top notch, climaxed by a ISCF U. S. Amateur Heavyweight Title fight. U. S. Champion Matt Cox (9-2) showed his excellent grappling ability with a solid win over Jason Ramey (4-2). Making this night not only a good one but a great one. The Shriners were great hosts as well. Making this a class event. Results as follows:

  1. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Justin Gowin VS Tim Mcleod
    WINNER BY Tap Out by (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:05 of Round 3 - Justin Gowin

  2. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Hank Martin VS Cameron Allen
    WINNER BY Tap Out by (Guillotine Choke) at :37 of Round 1 - Cameron Allen

  3. FEATHERWEIGHTS MMA
    Michael J. Mitchell VS Chad Vandenberg
    WINNER BY Tap Out by (Guillotine Choke) at 1:53 of Round 2 - Mike Mitchell

  4. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Brock Hill VS Joshua Tully
    WINNER BY TKO Referee Stops Contest due to (Strikes) at :30 of Round 1 - Josh Tulley

  5. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Rocky Vercher VS Justin McMurtrey
    WINNER BY TKO Referee Stops Contest due to (Strikes) at 3:07 of Round 1 -Rocky Vercher

  6. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Chance (Chase) Poindexter VS Jason Moreno
    WINNER BY Unanimous Decision (29-28 All Cards) - Chance Poindexter

  7. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Joe Valdivez, VS Casey Lee Lasley
    WINNER BY Tap Out by (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:39 of Round 3 - Joey Valdiviez

  8. BANTAMWEIGHTS MMA
    Clint Whiteneck VS Levi Thurston
    WINNER BY TKO Referee Stops Contest due to (Strikes) at 1:38 of Round 1 - Clint Whitnack

  9. LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Mike Doss VS Jason Sandy
    WINNER BY TKO Referee Stops Contest due to (Strikes) at 1:42 of Round 1 - Mike Doss

  10. BANTAMWEIGHTS MMA
    Danny Tims VS Bryan Timmons
    WINNER BY Tap Out by (Rear Naked Choke) at 2:42 of Round 1 - Danny Tims

  11. FEATHERWEIGHTS MMA
    Adam Stickley VS Kyle Snider
    WINNER BY TKO Referee Stops Contest due to (Strikes) at 4:55 of Round 2 - Kyle Snider

  12. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Chris Hale VS Michael Lucas
    WINNER BY Verbal Submission at 5:00 of Round 2 - Chris Hale

  13. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Travis Sveum VS Mitchell Harris
    WINNER BY Unanimous Decision (30-27 All Cards) - Mitchell Harris

  14. ISCF UNITED STATES HEAVYWEIGHT MMA TITLE
    Matt Cox VS Jason Ramey
    WINNER BY Tap Out via (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:58 of Round 1 - Matt Cox

For more info please contact Mr. Jason Teeman At (816) 589-9423 or at jasont@amiapproved.com or go to www.CavemanMMACrew.com

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RESULTS FROM
CLASH IN THE CAGE
MAY 4th, 2007 - Grain Valley, Missouri, USA

Chuck Wolfe, ISCF Representative: Phil Jones, Larry Reyes and the True Fight Fan crew put on another outstanding event. A near sold out crowd of 2,500+ packed into this venue to witness some great action. The matchmaking was top notch as well as the action on this Friday night East of Kansas City. Special thanks to the House of Pain, Crawfords MMA, Ultimate Fitness, K2L and the Caveman Crew for supplying the key ingredients to this recipe. Results as follows:

  1. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Wes Lubberts Vs Derrick Shanks
    WINNER BY Tap Out via (Rear Naked Choke) at :50 of Round 1 - Wes Luberts

  2. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Ryan Hall Vs Justin Jones
    WINNER BY Tap Out via (Rear Naked Choke) at 3:32 of Round 1 - Ryan Hall

  3. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Craig Case Vs Shane Barnett
    WINNER BY Tap Out via (Strikes) at :38 of Round 1 - Craig Case

  4. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Dustin Blake Vs Blake Kincaid
    WINNER BY TKO Referee stops contest due to (Strikes) at 1:20of Round 2 - Dustin Blake

  5. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Kevin Stanley Vs David Rickels
    WINNER BY TKO Referee stop contest due to (Strikes) at 3:15 of Round 2 - David Rickels

  6. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    John Orr Vs Jason Bailey
    WINNER BY TKO Referee stop contest due to (Strikes) at :54 of Round 1 - John Orr

  7. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Mark Stancil Vs Calvin LeHotta
    WINNER BY Unanimous Decision (29-27 all cards) - Mark Stancil

  8. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    William Shoopmen Vs Chuck Miller
    WINNER BY TKO Referee stop contest due to (Strikes) at 2:42 of Round 1 - William Shoopman

  9. LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Anthony Mitchell Vs Donny Conner.
    WINNER BY Tap Out via (Guillotine Choke) at 1:02 of Round 1 - Donny Conner

  10. BANTAMWEIGHTS MMA
    Jacob A Akin Vs Ryan Pederson
    WINNER BY TKO Referee stop contest due to (Strikes) at 2:09 of Round 1 - Ryan Pederson

  11. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Nathaniel Bernal Vs Nate Boyer
    WINNER BY Tap Out via (Triangle Choke) at 2:18 of Round 2 - Nathaniel Bernal

  12. FEATHERWEIGHTS MMA
    Michael Holst Vs Mike Ruth
    WINNER BY TKO Referee stop contest due to (Strikes) at :24 of Round 2 - Mike Ruth

  13. WELTERWEIGHT MMA
    Mike Showman Vs Travis McEnaney
    WINNER BY Tap Out via (Side Choke) at 1:46 of Round 1 - Mike Showman

  14. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Travis Sveum Vs Michael Dilday
    WINNER BY Tap Out via (Kamora) at 2:45 of Round 1 - Travis Sveum

  15. SUPER HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Moriah Strein Vs James Jack
    WINNER BY TKO Referee stop contest due to (Strikes) at 1:53 of Round 1 - James Jack

  16. ISCF MISSOURI HEAVYWEIGHT MMA TITLE
    Sheppard Owens Vs Cory Rawlings
    WINNER BY TKO Referee stop contest due to (Strikes) at 2:59 of Round 1 - Sheppard Owens

For more info please contact Mr. Phil Jones At (816) 651-5087 or at truefightfans@yahoo.com or go to www.TrueFightFan.com

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RESULTS FROM
Cage Championships 4
April 28th 2007 - Sullivan, Missouri, USA

ISCF Representative: Bud Johnson

  1. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Greg Maurath Vs William Joplin
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Rear Naked Choke) at 2:44 of Round 2 - Billy Joplin

  2. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Sam Scott Vs Anthony Gusoskey
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Triangle Choke) at 2:11 of Round 1 - Sam Scott

  3. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Michael Robinson Vs Recco Charters
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Rear Naked Choke) at 2:45 of Round 1 - Michael Robinson

  4. BANTAMWEIGHTS MMA
    Kody Janish Vs Matthew Winkle
    WINNER BY TKO Referee Stoppage Due to (Strikes) at 2:10 of Round 1 - Kody Janish

  5. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Galen Sells Vs Justin Wantland
    WINNER BY Tap Out Due to (Strikes) at 2:12 of Round 2 - Justin Wantland

  6. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Garrett Sheppard Vs Thomas Barth
    WINNER BY TKO Referee Stoppage Due to (Strikes) at 2:20 of Round 3 - Garrett Shephard

  7. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Jim Sperry Vs Jeremy Saling
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:49 of Round 2 - Jim Sperry

  8. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    John Horsch Vs Steve Walden
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Choke) @ 1:01 of Round 1 - John Horsch

  9. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Tim Sperry Vs Joe Freeman
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:09 of Round 3 - Tim Sperry

  10. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Sean McGlensy Vs Willie Mack
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:15 of Round 1 - Willie Mack

  11. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Valente Ortiz Vs Kyle McCann
    WINNER BY Split Decision 28-29, 29-28 & 29-28 - Kyle McCann

  12. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Eric Clark Vs Daniel Chavez
    WINNER BY Verbal Submission at 3:00 of Round 2 - Daniel Chavez

  13. LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Colby Tierney Vs Robert Frye
    WINNER BY TKO (Strikes) at 3:00 of Round 1 - Colby Tierney

For more info please conract Mr. Patrick Smith at (573) 241-0310 or e-mail at patrick@cagechampionships.com or go to www.CageChampionships.com

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RESULTS FROM
CAGE OF HONOR - 14
APRIL 21st, 2007 - Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri, USA

ISCF World Representative Chuck Wolfe: Can you say "Electric" ? 2500+ crowded into Davidson Fitness Center at Ft. Leonard Wood, Missouri on this Saturday night. 2000 of these were from the base. This made this event one of the most exciting that I have ever attended. The Cage of Honor group just topped themselves again, putting on a great show in a great setting. Results as follow:

  1. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    James Lucas Vs JD Hunter
    WINNER BY Tape Out via (Guillotine Choke) at :43 of Round One - James Lucas

  2. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Jake Buckman Vs Zach Kampmann
    WINNER BY Tape Out via (Guillotine Choke) at :22 of Round Three - Jake Buckman

  3. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    James Keith Vs Jason Bailey
    WINNER BY Tape Out via (Strikes) at 1:32 of Round Two - James Keith

  4. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Jon King Vs Samuel Hunter
    WINNER BY Tape Out via (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:42 of Round One - Jon King

  5. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    David Myers Vs Pat Harvey
    WINNER BY Referee Stoppage (TKO from Strikes) at 2:02 of Round One - David Meyers

  6. LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Eric Jones Vs Josh Wisdom
    WINNER BY Tape Out via (Guillotine Choke) at 1:02 of Round One - Josh Wisdom

  7. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Anthony Gusoskey Vs Anthony Evans
    WINNER BY Tape Out via (Rear Naked Choke) at :58 of Round One - Anthony Gusoskey

  8. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Andy Hunter Vs Josh Thomas
    WINNER BY Referee Stoppage (TKO from Strikes) at :22 of Round One - Andy Hunter

  9. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Phillip Raine Vs Kyle Cargil
    WINNER BY Referee Stoppage (TKO from Strikes) at 2:07 of Round One - Kyle Cargil

  10. FEATHERWEIGHTS MMA
    Cory Carter Vs Chris Maurath
    WINNER BY Tap Out via (Triangle Choke) at 1:50 of Round Two - Chris Maurath

For more info please contact Mr. Brandon Schwin (417) 724-2747 or by e-mail by clicking brandon@cageofhonor.com or go to www.CageOfHonor.com

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RESULTS FROM
CLASH IN THE CAGE
APRIL 6th, 2007 - Grain Valley, Missouri, USA

By ISCF Representative Chuck Wolfe. Results as follows:

  1. FEATHERWEIGHTS MMA
    Shane Steenstry Vs Kyle Marquez
    WINNER BY TAP OUT (STRIKES) at 1:43 OF ROUND ONE - Kyle Marquez

  2. LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Alan Boell Vs Phil Morgan
    WINNER BY TAP OUT (ARM BAR) at 2:58 OF ROUND TWO - Alan Boell

  3. FEATHERWEIGHTS MMA
    Calob Barnett Vs Chad White
    WINNER BY UNANIMOUS DECISION (30-27 ALL CARDS) - Chad White

  4. BANTAMWEIGHTS MMA
    Danny Elsrode Vs Chris Finner
    WINNER BY FORFEIT (ELSRODE FAILURE TO SHOW) - Chris Finner

  5. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Vlad Polishchuk Vs Cory Bringus
    WINNER BY TKO (STRIKES) at 1:14 OF ROUND ONE - Cory Bringus

  6. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Michael Terrell Vs Laif Starforth
    WINNER BY TAP OUT (STRIKES) at 3:34 OF ROUND ONE - Mike Terrell

  7. BANTAMWEIGHTS MMA
    Steven Cox Vs Ryan Pederson
    WINNER BY TAP OUT (ARM BAR) at 2:34 OF ROUND TWO - Steven Cox

  8. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Devin Chasten Vs Marcus Mack
    WINNER BY TAP OUT (GUILLOTINE CHOKE) at 2:47 OF ROUND ONE - Devin Chasten

  9. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Chris Davis Vs Michael Carrasco
    WINNER BY TKO (STRIKES) at 1:21 OF ROUND TWO - Mike Carrasco

  10. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Josh Bernal Vs Ryan Witten
    WINNER BY TKO (STRIKES) at 3:55 OF ROUND ONE - Josh Bernal

  11. BANTAMWEIGHTS MMA
    Owen Evinger Vs Danny Tims
    WINNER BY UNANIMOUS DECISION (30-27 ALL CARDS) - Danny Tims

  12. FLYWEIGHTS MMA
    Gina Gallea Vs Brandy Partridge
    WINNER BY TKO (STRIKES) at :59 OF ROUND TWO - Gina Gallea

  13. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    David Littlewood Vs Chad Vandenberg
    WINNER BY TKO (FIGHT STOPPED DUE TO CUT) at 4:00 OF ROUND 1 - Chad Vandenburg

  14. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Chris Evinger Vs Mike Goodman
    WINNER BY SPLIT DECISION (29-28 28-29 & 29-28) - Chris Evinger

  15. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Brain Davidson Vs Zach Nolen
    WINNER BY TKO (STRIKES) at :55 OF ROUND ONE - Zack Nolen

  16. ISCF CENTRAL REGIONAL FEATHERWEIGHT TITLE
    Willie Mack Vs Joshua Freeman
    WINNER BY SPLIT DECISION (29-28 28-29 & 30-27) - Josh Freeman

For more info go to Mr. Phil Jones At (816) 651-5087 or at truefightfans@yahoo.com or go to www.TrueFightFan.com

MORE PAST ISCF RESULTS

RESULTS FROM
CAVEMAN BATTLES III
March 31st, 2007 - Independance, Missouri, USA

By ISCF Representative Chuck Wolfe.
Results as follows:

  1. KICKBOXING EXHIBITION
    Nick Ward Vs Johnny Gordon

  2. KICKBOXING EXHIBITION
    Cory Bruce vs Adam Cella

  3. KICKBOXING EXHIBITION
    Bryan Carroll vs Jimmy Donahue

  4. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Rodney Kilgore Vs Nick Ward
    WINNER BY TKO from Strikes at 1:29 of Round One - Nick Ward

  5. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    James Williams Vs Tim Horner
    WINNER BY TKO from Strikes at 2:08 of Round One - James Williams

  6. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Josh Williams Vs Chris Owens
    WINNER BY TKO from Strikes AT :57 of Round Two - Josh Williams

  7. FEATHERWEIGHTS MMA
    Mike Mitchell Vs Joe Stark
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:45 of Round 1 - Mike Mitchell

  8. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Dumberto Salinas Vs Derek Bohi
    WINNER BY TKO from Strikes at :46 of Round Two - Derek Bohi

  9. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Matthew Morris Vs John Orr
    WINNER BY TKO from Strikes at :32 of Round One - John Orr

  10. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Adam Stickley Vs John Morris
    WINNER BY TKO from Strikes at :54 of Round One - Adam Stickly

  11. BANTAMWEIGHTS MMA
    Danny Tims Vs Levi Thurston
    WINNER BY TKO from Strikes at :18 of Round One - Danny Tims

  12. FEATHERWEIGHTS MMA
    Erik Fernandez Vs Josh Phillips
    WINNER BY TKO from Strikes at 1:29 of Round One - Eric Fernandez

  13. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Craig Case Vs Brian Jordan
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Guillotine Choke) at :19 of Round One - Brain Jordon

  14. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Chris Hale Vs Max Deal
    WINNER BY TKO from Strikes at 1:04 of Round One - Chris Hale

  15. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Dallas Browning Vs Chris Hansen
    WINNER BY Tap Out (Arm Bar) at 1:23 of Round One - Dallas Browning

  16. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Sheppard Owens Vs Rob Haney
    WINNER BY Tap Out from Strikes at 1:57 of Round One - Sheppard Owens

  17. ISCF U.S. MIDDLEWEIGHT TITLE
    Rudy Bears Vs Russell Crandon
    WINNER BY MAJORITY DECISION ( 39-37 38-38 & 39-37) - Rudy Bears

For More Information Contact Mr. Jason Teeman At (816) 589-9423 or at atjasont@amiapproved.com or go to www.CavemanMMACrew.com

MORE PAST ISCF RESULTS

RESULTS FROM
ZERO TOLERANCE III -ULTIMATE STYLE FIGHTING
March 24th, 2007 - Saint Joseph, Missouri, USA

By ISCF Representative Chuck Wolfe. Results as follows:

  1. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Hank Marten Vs Ben Wagers
    WINNER By TKO Due to Strikes at 1:36 of Round One - Ben Wagers

  2. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Todd Daily Vs Justin Minks
    WINNER By Tap Out via the Guillotine Choke at 1:45 of Round One - Justin Minks

  3. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Blake Whorton Vs Chris Kelly
    WINNER By TKO Due to Strikes at :23 of Round One - Blake Whorton

  4. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Jeff Huff Vs Caleb Paffrath
    WINNER By Unanimous Decision (30-27 29-28 & 29-28) - Jeff Huff

  5. FEATHERWEIGHTS MMA
    Dustin Agness Vs Cody Chamberlain
    WINNER By KO Due to Strikes at 2:21 of Round One - Dustin Agness

  6. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Drew Garcia Vs Josh Bernal
    WINNER By Tap Out via a Rear Naked Choke at :53 of Round One - Josh Bernal

  7. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    Todd Walters Vs Ryan Holliger
    WINNER By Tap Out via a Rear Naked Choke at 2:00 of Round One - Ryan Holliger

  8. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Recco Charters Vs Brent Ault
    WINNER By Tap Out via a Rear Naked Choke at 1:39 of Round One - Brent Ault

  9. LIGHTWEIGHTS MMA
    Brian Pearman Vs Brad Green
    WINNER By TKO Due to Strikes at :26 of Round One - Brian Pearman

  10. MIDDLEWEIGHTS MMA
    David Schaffer Vs Jason Shields
    WINNER By TKO Due to Strikes at 2:36 of Round One - Dave Schaffer

  11. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Ryan Denison Vs James Jack
    WINNER By Tap Out from Strikes at :36 of Round One - James Jack

  12. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Joshua (Josh) Lyons Vs Jonathan Controtto
    WINNER By Verbal Submission at 2:44 of Round One - John Controtto

  13. FLYWEIGHTS MMA
    Jennifer Babcock Vs Davin Knight
    WINNER By Tap Out via a Rear Naked Choke at 2:12 of Round Two - Jennifer Babcock

  14. HEAVYWEIGHTS MMA
    Jeremy Whorton Vs Jason Colobong
    WINNER By TKO Due to Strikes at 2:28 of Round One - Jason Colobong

  15. WELTERWEIGHTS MMA
    Roy Babcock Vs Rodney Borden
    WINNER By Split Decision (29-28 29-28 & 28-29) - Roy Babcock

For more info please contact Mr. Lasha Dalakishvili at (816) 244-8132 0r (816) 248-3143 or by e-mail at Lashad@stjoelive.com

SUNDAY, MAY 20th, 2007, AT 1:55 AM, PT

RESULTS FROM IFL
"Season Event"
May 19th, 2007 - Sears Centre, Chicago, Illinois, USA

For more info please go to www.IFL.tv

THURSDAY, MAY 17th, 2007, AT 8:30 PM, PT

THIS WEEKENDS ISCF & IKF ACTION!

Ring Media Group Presents
"RING RULERS"
Bossier City, Louisiana, USA

MORE ISCF ACTION THIS WEEKEND!

Flatnose Productions Presents
"WORLD SERIES OF RUMBLE 4"
Kansas City, Missouri, USA

MORE ISCF ACTION THIS WEEKEND!

True Fight Fan L.L.C. Presents
"Clash in Columbia"
Southwest Columbia, Missouri, USA

MORE ISCF ACTION THIS WEEKEND!

International Fight League Presents
"Season Event"
Chicago, Illinois, USA

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Xtreme Fighting Academy Presents
"Altamaha Cage Brawl"
Baxley, Georgia, USA


WEDNESDAY, MAY 16th, 2007, AT 8:30 PM, PT

Dr. Allen Fields
Appointed Chief Medical Advisor to IKF & ISCF

Well known and admired Dr. Allen Fields of Florida accepted his appointment as the Chief Medical Advisor for IKF Kickboxing and ISCF MMA. Dr. Fields has been an intrical part of developing Ringside Physicians around the globe in all fight sports. He was the Chief Ringside American Association of Professional Ringside PhysiciansPhysician at both IKF Tournaments in Orlando Florida in 2004 and 2005 and will also serve the same duty at this years 2007 IKF World Classic Amateur Championship Tournament once again in Orlando.

Along with being the chief Ringside Physician for the State of Florida Athletic Commission Dr. Fields is also on the Executive Committee, the Board of Directors and the Medical Review Board of the The American Association of Professional Ringside Physicians is an international, non-profit organization dedicated to the health and safety of the professional and amateur boxer.

Established in 1997, the American Association of Professional Ringside Physicians was created to develop medical protocols and guidelines to insure the safety and protection of professional boxers. The organization is comprised of the brightest and most experienced ringside physicians throughout the world who are devoted and dedicated to the medical aspects of boxing. Since their inception, the AAPRP now includes physicians from around the globe, working towards a common goal of insuring health, safety and protection in the sport of boxing.

Dr. Fields will be working with the IKF and ISCF in several different arenas. His first responsibility and concern is to enhance the safety issues of both Amateur and Pro Kickboxers and Mixed Martial Art Fighters. Additional concerns will center around the growth and safety of Mixed Martial Arts throughout North America on the Amateur Level.

The need for a legit, safe and credible Amateur MMA Sanctioning body has become a necessity in nearly every state in America and Dr. Fields and several others feel the ISCF is the only organization capable of overseeing such a task, as is IKF Kickboxing for both Professional and Amateur Kickboxing. Already the leading Sanctioning Bodies for both sports, the IKF and ISCF are continuing to grow rapidly. The growth of the ISCF though has been staggering over the past 2 years. Much of this success can be accredited to fighter registrations and the constant overseeing of amateur fight cards to assure amateurs are not fighting professionals as they are allowed to do in all the other MMA sanctioning bodies.

Since more and more USA States are discovering unethical practices among the many alphabet soup sanctioning bodies for kickboxing and MMA, Dr. Fields will assist the IKF and ISCF in becoming more established as "THE" accepted and endorsed Amateur Fight Sport Sanctioning Bodies for Kickboxing and MMA in the USA as is USA Boxing in America is for Amateur Boxing. The overall plan to present legit, amateur sanctioning bodies for both Kickboxing and MMA under the banners of the IKF and ISCF to the various state commissions.

ADDING TO THE EXCITEMENT...

The Bigger Picture
To Enhance The Fight Sports!

Involved with the plans above is a new company that IKF and ISCF will be operating under soon that has been named, "Sport Fighting International" or SFI. SFI is a Global Sport Fighting Company that will encompasses several Sport Fighting entities such as the IKF and ISCF along with a conglomerate of other entities related to Sport Fighting. Call it a Fight Fan's Dream List of what SFI has planned in it's future. Simply put, today is an Exciting Time to be involved in Sport Fighting! Here is a short look at that Fight Fan's Dream List which will include but not be limited to;

The buzz for all this leaked out a little in March on the message board. It was at that time that Jack 9 Entertainment Inc. announced an exclusive agreement to broadcast Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) and Kickboxing Fights of the ISCF and IKF on its Website www.Jack9.com from their Ft. Lauderdale, Florida office.

The goals and plans for both Jack9 and IKF/ISCF and SFI have grown so large that Jack9 recently moved their headquarter office to California to be closer to IKF/ISCF/SFI offices.

On march 22nd, Jack9 Entertainment announced that they had become the sole providers of Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) and Kickboxing broadcasts from both the ISCF and IKF. The agreement furthered Jack 9 Entertainment's push to make www.Jack9.com the premier IPTV network for males ages 18-34.

"By partnering with the ISCF and the IKF we are now able to offer visitors to www.Jack9.com free access to the world's top Mixed Martial Arts and kickboxing action," says Jack 9 Entertainment's President, James Marcellino. "The move brings us one step closer to being the premier online entertainment network for males 18-34"

"I'm ready to help make the fight sports even more exciting and to more so, breath new life into Kickboxing!" says Jack 9 Entertainment CEO Rich Granville (Left) "The IKF and ISCF are a perfect fit for what we created Jack 9 for and the addition of everything else with SFI only makes us stronger as a major player in the Promotion of Fight Sports! We're excited about what the future holds, and so should everyone else in the fight sports today!"

The move to partner with the ISCF and IKF came just days after Jack 9 Entertainment and www.Jack9.com announced an exclusive agreement to broadcast No Limit Productions' sport bike and motorcycle stunt crew, Team No Limit which is helmed by famed sport bike stunt rider, Jason Britton.

Some of the the Jack9 Productions will include, but not be limited to their new fight sport, X Fight Club© (Click to see a video clip) that will feature a new fighting style created by Jack9 and the IKF and sanctioned by the IKF called Extreme Gladiators© or XG© for short. (Click here to review the XG Rules).

"We are proud to partner with Jack 9 and their advertisers to bring free Mixed Martial Arts and Kickboxing action to the web," says the World President & CEO of both the ISCF and IKF and the newly formed SFI company, Steve Fossum. (Right) "The addition of Jack9 programming to the SFI gameplan is Huge! As many know, Mixed Martial Arts is the fastest growing sport in the world and our move to offer the action free on the web will help to fuel that growth. In addition, kickboxing has needed a main stream media outlet to sort of kick it back to the fight sport audience and Jack9's WEB video ability will be able to provide us with a worldwide fight channel for both kickboxing and MMA that will be a major boosts to our new sponsors in both fight sports!"

Joining in with Jack9 was LBZ-TV founder, Mike Russell (Left). Jack9 became the exclusive online providers of the LBZ-TV library of extreme sports footage. The LBZ deal follows a string of exclusive partnership announcements including the ISCF, and IKF deal along with extreme sport bike stunt rider, Jason Britton, and the 24-hour, solo extreme mountain bike race, Montezuma's Revenge. "We chose Jack9 because they are proving themselves to be the premier IPTV capable of bringing together ground-breaking technology, new advertising platforms and a solid demographic of 18-34 males," says Russell.

"The LBZ-TV channel on Jack9 will be providing content that can't be seen elsewhere, the content that men 18-34 crave- gnarly crashes, a serialized program where we search for the next Trophy Girl, reality series featuring extreme sports celebrities, extreme sports documentaries and music videos. We have the largest library of exclusive, never before seen extreme content in the world of broadcast media. In addition, we'll be continually producing new content for the LBZ-TV channel," says Russell.

Additional plans include a Kickboxing and Grappling magazine to enhance what ISCF IKF and Jack9.com will already be doing. "The goal is to bring Ultimate Extreme Exposure to the Fight Sports through our various media venues, which will include PPV and TV." said Fossum. In all, it sounds like the goal of SFI is to basically light a fire under the rear of all Sport Fighting around the world and from what we have seen already, this is surly the reality of the IKF's old slogan, "The Game Has Changed", but as always, their goal to everyone is and always has been, "Bring It ON!"..... we can hardly wait to see what's next....

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POSTED AT 10:40 AM, PT

The Beat Down Fight Party Presents
"HEAD ON COLLISION"
Only 2 Weeks Away!!

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Also on the card that night will be Team Knuckle-Up stars Anthony Nieves, Ethan Garrison, and Franz Mendez, as well as crowd favorites Darrell Wood, Clay Harvison and Peter (Petey Pablo) Lachnicht. Hardcore Gym rising stars Todd Duffee, and Ben Pierce will also be on this stacked card. Also seeing action that night will be rising Relson Gracie Prodigy Nissen "The New Sensation" Osterneck, as well as the pro debut of Renzo Gracie phenom Matt Ruskin.

Tickets are available at Ticketmaster.com or the Cowboys box office and going fast for this can't miss event. Log onto Ticketmaster.com to get your tickets now or visit the Cowboys box office. Tickets are going fast for this can't miss event. For V.I.P. Seating call Cory (770) 846-4800, Tony (678) 520-8225.

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MONDAY, MAY 14th, 2007, AT 9:05 PM, PT

Full Event Story Coming Later This Week!

TUESDAY, MAY 15th, 2007, AT 9:10 PM, PT

RESULTS FROM
Dragons Cage ISCF Pro & Amateur MMA
May 12th, 2007 - Danville, Illinois, USA

  1. AMATEUR LIGHTWEIGHT
    Damon Duitsman Vs Dale Pope
    WINNER: Damon Duitsman, Team Devore at 1:57 of Round 2 by verbal submission.

  2. AMATEUR FEATHERWEIGHT
    Dustin Heard Vs Eric Ramos
    WINNER: Dustin Heard, Safio at 1:10 of Round 1 by verbal submission.
  3. AMATEUR LIGHTWEIGHT
    David Heltsley Vs Darrick Black
    WINNER: Darrick Black, Independent, Danville,Il at :37 of Round 1 by rear naked choke.

  4. AMATEUR WELTERWEIGHT
    Josh Crowe Vs Ryan Beyers
    WINNER: Ryan Beyers, Steinbaugh Fight Club at 2:25 of Round 1 by referee stoppage due to strikes.

  5. AMATEUR WELTERWEIGHT
    Josh Cobb Vs Mike Pila
    WINNER: Michael Pila, Orland Park, Illinois at 1:20 of Round 2 by referee stoppage due to strikes.

  6. PRO SUPER HEAVYWEIGHT
    Bill Penrod Vs Cory Moon
    WINNER: Cory Moon, Falconbury Warriors Concepts at :39 of Round 1 by tap out due to strikes.

  7. PRO LIGHTWEIGHT
    York Ash Vs William "Greg" Miller
    WINNER: William Miller, Steinbaugh Fight Club at 2:21 of Round 3 by tap out due to strikes.

  8. PRO LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT
    Dustin Proctor Vs Todd Seyler
    WINNER: Dustin Procter, Hulett House at1:12 of Round 1 by guillotine choke.

  9. PRO WELTERWEIGHT
    Kevin English Vs Brandon Fink
    WINNER: Kevin English, Duneland Vale Tudor atb 1:28 of Round 2 by verbal submission.

  10. PRO HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE
    Jimmy "The Titan" Ambriz VS Brion Peoples
    WINNER: Jimmy Ambriz, Team Oyama at :17 of Round 1 by Knockout.


-FIGHT CARD UPDATED AT 7:50 PM, PT ON FRIDAY, MAY 11th-

FRIDAY, MAY 11th, 2007, AT 12:50 PM, PT

THIS WEEKENDS ISCF & IKF ACTION!

Shamrock Promotions & The Blue Corner Present
"Midwest Fight Fest"
Kansas City, Missouri, USA

MORE ISCF ACTION!

Stateline Mixed Martial Arts Presents
CROSSING THE LINE III "The KNOCKOUT!"
Bristol, Virginia, USA

MORE ISCF ACTION!

Dragons Cage Presents
ISCF Pro & Amateur MMA
Danville, Illinois, USA


TUESDAY, MAY 8th, 2007, AT 4:25 PM, PT

What's Next For Boxing?
By Mark Kriegel / FOXSports.com

With characteristic modesty, Floyd Mayweather proclaimed his performance against Oscar De La Hoya to be "a masterpiece of boxing." It may have been that. As I wasn't in attendance, I'll defer to the ringside media who seem to agree that the fight lived up to its hype.

But a demonstration of technical prowess does not necessarily make for good television — certainly not at $54.95. As it happened, I scored the fight like judge Tom Kaczmarek — seven rounds to five for De La Hoya. But that's not why I feel cheated. Rather, my regret is only that Mayweather's masterpiece failed to entertain. It was a bore.

"If Oscar hadn't pressed the action, there wouldn't have even been a fight," says Bas Rutten, a former Ultimate Fighting Championship heavyweight titleholder who, like me, counts himself a big boxing fan. In many ways, the boxing business deemed Rutten and his ilk to be the real opponent here. This was supposed to be the fight to finally beat back the mixed martial arts menace. In fact, it made a persuasive case (much to my dismay) for boxing's obsolescence.

I'm 44; Bas is 42. If old guys like us thought the fight was lacking, then what of that most prized demographic, the 18 to 34-year-old male? What of a generation raised on a steady diet of Wrestlemania, Xbox, SportsCenter, Kung Fu flicks, graphic novels and porn?

If nothing else, these laddies demand visual gratification. These are the guys who made 300 a huge hit. They could not have been much impressed with Mayweather's tactical triumph. They don't like endings subject to interpretation. They want their dramas resolved. They want a little blood and guts. At $54.95, that shouldn't be too much to ask.

More than a decade has passed since Senator John McCain famously derided the UFC as "human cockfighting." Now the boxing business seeks to portray mixed martial arts fighters as crude, unskilled sadists. It's a curious position for an industry that had been so eager to pimp out Mike Tyson. Sure, there's a difference between the boxer who slips and sticks and the MMA guy straddling an opponent while pummeling him into submission. The level of violence has been amped up.

Still, neither McCain nor the boxing lobby has prevented mixed martial arts from taking its place in the firmament of popular culture. Out in Los Angeles — where Sunset Boulevard is studded with billboards announcing the latest UFC pay per view — UFC champion Chuck Lidell is a big enough celebrity to play himself on Entourage. By comparison, Wladimir Klitschko — the best known of the four current heavyweight champions — was recently mistaken for one of Rocky Balboa's opponents during an appearance at the New York Golden Gloves.

"Boxing is scared of us," says Rutten, now coaching the Los Angeles Anacondas of the International Fight League. The IFL (I'm obliged to mention it's bankrolled by the same people who paid for this column) is among the many MMA ventures you can see on TV every night. It's a team competition matching fighters representing 12 cities, from Tokyo to New York.

"Remember the movie Rollerball?" says Bas, referring to the 1975 epic starring James Caan and John Houseman. "It's kind of like that." Maybe that's where this is all headed, real life Rollerball. Rutten should know. His Hollywood gym, Legends, is an epicenter of the mixed martial arts scene. The place is packed. There are doctors and lawyers and the requisite celebs. But most of the guys (and some girls) are just there to be fighters. It's a new twist on an old story.

"They want to be discovered," says Rutten. They are not without skill or virtue. After all, they're willing to bleed, which is more than can be said for Floyd Mayweather.

Who is Mark Kriegel?
He was an award-winning sports columnist at the New York Post and New York Daily News. He is the author of Namath: A Biography and Pistol: The Life of Pete Maravich, a pair of New York Times bestsellers. And now ... he is a national columnist for FOXSports.com. Kriegel will be bringing his perspective, humor and attitude to FOXSports.com in his weekly "On The Mark" column.


FIGHT CARD UPDATES ON FRIDAY, MAY 5th, 2007


THURSDAY, MAY 3rd, 2007, AT 3:25 PM, PT

THIS WEEKENDS ISCF ACTION!

True Fight Fan L.L.C. Presents
CLASH IN THE CAGE
Grain Valley, Missouri, USA



MORE ISCF ACTION THIS WEEKEND!

Flatnose Productions Presents
WORLD SERIES OF RUMBLE 3
Kansas City, Missouri, USA



MORE ISCF ACTION THIS WEEKEND!

CAGE OF HONOR LLC PRESENTS
CAGE OF HONOR XV TOTAL DESTRUCTION
Columbia, Missouri, USA



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Late Results From
Midwest Fight Fest
APRIL 14th, 2007 - Fenton, Missouri, USA

Ben Nogueras Jr. ISCF Representative & Rob Donaker: Another action packed night of fights took the stage at the Stratford Inn in Fenton, Missouri, USA when Shamrock Promotions packed the house for the Midwest Fight Fest. Once again a sell out crowd got their money worth. The card was packed with action from the start. It included 1 boxing, 2 kickboxing, and 8 MMA fights.

A lot of attention was put on the return of Jesse Finney to ring. The drama would continue when his opponent for a special exhibition "Grudge" match, Jasper Mayfield, didn't show up for weigh ins, making the fight card change a little. Travis Sveum stepped up to the challenge. The fight was the talk of the night. Below are the results.

  1. Boxing: Danny Tims (Kansas City, MO) defeated Chris Guzman (St. Louis, MO) by unanimous decision 29-28, 29-28, 29-28.

  2. Amateur MMA: Rocky Vercher (Lafayette, LA) defeated Tony Ford (Decatur, IL) in the 1st round by referee stoppage due to strikes.

  3. Amateur MMA: Steven Ward (St. Louis, MO) defeated Mike Perry (Mt. Zion, IL) in the 1st round by choke.

  4. Amateur MMA: Brian Kleck (Troy, MO) defeated Chris Perry (Mt. Zion, IL) in the 1st round by gulitene choke.

  5. Amateur MMA: Dustin Fercell (St. Louis, MO) defeated Rex Berry (Decatur, IL) in the 1st round by KO.

  6. Amateur Kickboxing: Brian Scraper (Oklahoma City, OK) defeated Adam Cella (St. Louis, MO) in the 3rd round by knock out.

  7. Amateur MMA: David Sharp (Forstell, MO) defeated Jon Jordan (Macon, IL) by forfeit. Jordan hurt his ankle when warming up and couldn't fight.

  8. Amateur MMA: Mike Green (St. Louis, MO) defeated Casey Wiley (Springfield, IL) in the 1st round by triangle choke.

  9. Amateur Kickboxing: Dusty Miller (Norman, OK) defeated Nick Reeder (Columbia, IL) by decision 29-27, 29-27, 29-27.

  10. Amateur MMA: John Duever (St. Louis, MO) defeated Adam Stickley (Kansas City, KS) in the 1st round by referee stoppage due to strikes.

  11. Amateur MMA: Jesse Finney (St. Louis, MO) defeated Travis Sveum (Independence, MO) in the 1st round by referee stoppage due to strikes.

For more info please contact Shamrock Promotions at (314) 608-3104 or by e-mail by clicking jesse@finneyskickboxing.com or go to Shamrock Promotions


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