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THURSDAY, June 29th, 2006, AT 4:00 PM, PT

RESULTS FROM
"4th Annual Battle At The Jambaloya Capitol"
Gonzales, Louisiana, USA
By IKF & ISCF Associate Representative Michael Gordon

First time IKF & ISCF Promoter Donald Mayeaux hosted his first IKF & ISCF Sanctioned event, "4th Annual Battle At The Jambaloya Capitol" this past Saturday, June 24th at the St. Amant High School Gym in Gonzales, Louisiana, USA. Approximately 5 to 600 fans were in attendance for the 9 bout fight card. The only "Hick-Up" for the event was when a severe thunder storm moved through the area causing the venue to lose power. This outage put the show two hours behind and hurt attendance but after the delay, those still in there were all ready to "Bring It ON!" Here are the nights results below.

  1. Bantamweight Kickboxing
    Nick Geautreau vs Brantley Wilson
    Geautreau who was a last minute fill in replacing Ben Poole approved by Steve Miller won by TKO 1:51 in the first round when Wilson was unable to continue after a body shot grounded him. Wilson was on his feet for the 8 count but did not want to continue.

  2. AMATEUR Middleweight MMA
    Josh Fontenot VS Charles Moe
    Fontenot won by submission with a rear naked choke at 1:48 of the first round.

  3. Lightweight Kickboxing
    Dustin Carbajal vs David Deville
    This bout was stopped by the fight doctor due to a cut caused by an incidental head but. This bout was ruled a no contest. Carbajal was ahead on the score cards.

  4. Bout 4 was to be a Welterweight MMA bout between Mark Hinson vs Alex Jumonville. Hinson was at weigh-ins and the pre fight doctors check. He remained in the venue up until the lights went out. Apparently he left the venue with no notice to the Promoter or any of the Promoters staff. No fighters, staff members or any other event personnel were given permission to leave. Through the night the Promoter made several attempts to contact Hinson to get him to return but kept getting his voicemail. Hinson didn't return any calls.

  5. Light Heavyweight Kickboxing
    Antoine Gardner vs Aaron Nickoson
    Gardner won by split decision
  6. AMATEUR Welterweight MMA
    Matt Gautreau VS Wesley Suncheefor
    Due to some miscommunication in regards to this bout that occurred during round 1, this bout has been ruled a "No Contest" by the ISCF.

  7. Heavyweight Kickboxing
    Nick Davine vs Jason Horne
    Davine was down early in the first round from a roundhouse kick that landed to the head. When the same kick was landed in the second round Davine was unable to meet the ten count.
    Jason Horne wins by KO at 1:12 of the second round.

  8. AMATEUR Light Heavyweight MMA
    Brandon Phillips VS Keith Strickland
    Although Strickland controlled the fight on the ground and would take Phillips down at will, the bout was stopped by the fight doctor due to a cut on the eyelid of Strickland, awarding Phillips the win by TKO.

  9. Welterweight Kickboxing
    Adam Verret vs Calvin Miller
    Calvin Miller won by unanimous decision

Further notes about the show. Ben Poole was to fight Brantly Wilson. Poole's trainer called two hours before weigh-ins and informed the Promoter that Poole had to deal with some personal issues from the night before the event and was not going to be able to fight.

Guy Girouard called on Wednesday and informed the promoter that he was unable to fight. The reason being he had taken a fight on the previous Saturday and got injured (broken ribs) on the show. He had a firm commitment with this promoter for his event for two months in advance, took a short notice fight on the weekend before this commitment and got injured. With the very short notice the promoter was unable to replace him and lost the entire fight. He was to fight Brandon Warr.
Girouard vs Warr Update
UPDATE AT 6:30 PM PST - Thursday Evening, 6-29-06: Tonight we found out that the reason Guy Girouard pulled out of this event above is because he fought on "Another" event the same night in Louisiana. in doing this, he left this promoter and fighter Brandon Warr without a fight. Due to this, the ISCF has suspended Girouard. For suspension details Click HERE.

For more info on this event please contact Mr. Donald Mayeaux at (225) 673-2046 or by e-mail at americanwarrior@eatel.net

TUESDAY, June 27th, 2006, AT 4:00 PM, PT

RESULTS FROM
CLASH IN THE CAGE III
Grain Valley, Missouri, USA

ISCF Representative, Benjamin Nogueras Jr.: Friday night, June 16th the True Fight Fan Team hosted another Great MMA show at the Whiskey Tango in Grain Valley, Missouri. I first want to say that the promoters at True Fight Fan keep doing the things that make shows successful. I've attended two of there shows and I can't help but enjoy the entire setup. Very well done shows. Very well matched fights, and Very good guys that put on these shows. What an event!

Here Are The
Results Of The Fights - All Amateur Bouts:

  1. Shay Danielson VS Marshall Jackson
    Shay starts his night out with a powerful slam which led to a very quick mount and a barrage of fists that seemed to make their mark. Shay controlled this fight from the start. He maintained control by staying in the mount and landing punches to the body and head of Marshall. Marshall tried valiantly to loosen Shay's mount, but was unsuccessful throughout the entire round one.
    In Round two, both fighters came out swinging. Marshall came out throwing kicks which kept Shay at bay for a few seconds. Shay however shot in and started landing knees to the legs of Marshall while in an A-Frame position. Both fighters then took it to the ground where Shay accidentally lands a forearm which results in a referee warning. Both fighters are stood up and come out swinging with Shay landing the majority of the punishment. Shay once again controlled rounds two and three by mounting Marshall and delivering a brutal ground and pound game, but Marshall, however was not following Shay's plan. Marshall endured a tremendous pounding, but walked away with the victory with an arm-bar which he locked at 2:39 seconds into the third round.
    Marshall Jackson wins over Shay Danielson.

  2. Isaac Goins VS Levi Swanson
    This fight started with a bang. A big bang as Levi picks Isaac up to the heights of the ceiling, and slams Isaac right on to his back. The landing almost took your breath away as it looked like Isaac landed on his head. Luckily the quick thinking Isaac tucked his head and started on his own game plan. Isaac turned out to be a pretty scrappy guy, trying to land punches and kicks in any opportunity he could find. Levi however quickly gained control of the fight by mounting Isaac and submitting him with a Scarf-choke in 2:57 of the first round. Exciting quick bout.
    Levi Swanson wins over Isaac Goins.

  3. Paul Kolenda VS Caio Pinotti
    Can you repeat after me, "Skills".
    Talk about great solid skills, both of these young fighters brought their A game to this fight. Caio displayed his skills quickly from the sound of the bell, with powerful leg kicks and some ground defense. Paul on the other hand brought some guns and a huge heart of determination. Paul was the more aggressive fighter, attempting to overwhelm Ciao with his barrage of fists. Caio however was very composed, relaxed, and comfortable in his defense and knew how to control Paul's attacks. Caio and Paul displayed a lot of great skills. From their stand-up to their ground, they were both solid fighters. Caio eventually overwhelmed Paul with a great mount that resulted in a TKO which was a result of a barrage of fists that Caio seemed to land the entire time. All I can say is, keep your eyes open for both of these fighters.
    Caio Pinotti wins over Paul Kolenda.

  4. Travis Sveum VS Matt Dukes
    I'll start by saying that this fight was a major upset for all those Matt Dukes fans out there. Many had predicted this fight to end with a victory for Dukes, as Dukes has a phenomenal reputation of dominating his opponents. Travis Sveum however is a force to be reckoned with. He knew exactly what the outcome of this fight was going to be. The fight starts out with Matt taking Travis down, but in the middle of his take down his arm gets caught up in what looks like a Triangle choke that he could not get out of. Matt hung in there valiantly, but ultimately succumbed to a Submission in 2:05 of the first round. Travis came through with a win that elevates his young career as a force to be reckoned with fights to come.
    Travis Sveum wins over Matt Dukes.

  5. Chad Vandenberg VS Troy Talevera
    In my opinion, this was the second best fight of the night. Both of these fighters came out in fast forward mode. These talented fighters were so full of energy, speed, and power that from the starting bell, they just clashed with a flurry of everything. The start of it all was quick. They both throw and landed a few quick powerful punches, then Chad quickly went for the take down. Once they both landed on the mat, Troy quickly attempted a Triangle Choke which he held on to for a minute until Chad fought out of it and landed a few punches to Troy's body. Chad then quickly stood up, backed up and as Troy was standing, Chad reacted with a kick to the left eye of Troy which impaired his vision. The referee quickly jumped in and warned Chad of the kick he landed on Troy, due to the fact that it appeared that Troy was in a three-point stance. Everyone in attendance agreed that the kick was accidental due to the timing and quick reaction by both fighters. Troy was given his allotted time to clean his eye and attempt to continue the fight but was unable to see out of the eye, so the fight was stopped as a no contest fight due to the accident. Both Fighters agreed that it was an accident and agreed to do the rematch soon. Great fight considering the accident.
    No Contest.

  6. Jason Collanbong VS Kirk Grinlinton
    Both fighters came to fight, and everyone had Kirk Grinlinton winning this fight from the get go. You could see the determination in his eyes. (Big Country is what he's known by around these parts.:) He brought his game plan, and it was to rope and overwhelm Jason; and he did just that. Jason Colobong, on the other hand is one tough guy. Tonight was his third fight in a short span of three weeks. Jason fought three tough fights back to back to back. Dude, you're a phenomenal athlete, but take a breather man. Jason started the fight with powerful leg kicks and then went in for the shot, but gets caught in an arm-bar while on his stomach which prevented him to defend himself with Big Country weight on him. Kirk (Big Country) pinned the arm and mounted Jason in a rear naked choke position, but instead of going for the choke, Kirk went to pounding Jason on the side of the head. This resulted in a TKO stoppage.
    Kirk Grinlinton wins over Jason Colobong in 1:35 in the first.

  7. Jesse Wolf VS Cody Bell
    This was a very well matched fight and the hype of this fight was well deserved. This was the fight of the night and they both delivered. Cody Bell exploded with a great round house kick followed by a spinning back fist. Jesse Wolfe however was quick on his feet and dodged the destructive message that was coming his way. Jesse dodged the flurry, and took Cody Bell down to the ground were they both quickly worked to gain control of the fight. Both fights had solid ground skills, exchanging there best moves in what seemed to be a challenge of better skills. Jesse would dish something out and Cody would counter with something better and vice versa. While on the ground Jesse attempted to control the fight while working to get mount, but Cody seemed extremely secure on the ground attempting a triangle choke then returning to his guard. Cody somehow managed to position himself to submit the strong and determined Jesse Wolfe with an arm-bar at 1:22 of the second round.
    Cody wins by submission at 1:22 in the second over Jesse Wolfe.

  8. Eric Marriott vs Willie Mack
    The first thing I'll say is that Willie Mack is a Mack. He stepped into this fight whole heartedly knowing the impressive reputation of Eric "The Machine" Marriott. Willie came out swinging and his punches were fast and powerful, but Eric's focus and experience allowed him to see an opening over Willie Mack. Eric "The Machine" went to work and instantly after seeing that opening, he throw a powerful left hook which landed on the money. That's all that it took for Eric to win over a tough Willie Mack. I'm definitely interested in seeing these two guys grow in this career field.
    Eric Marriott wins in round one over Willie Mack.

  9. Garrett Seimer VS Chris Page
    Chris Paige starts off the action with a powerful, painful sounding leg kick, but that power did not keep Garret Seimer at bay for long. Garrett takes Paige to the ground and starts working his mount with various punches to let Paige know this night would be a tough one for him. Paige maintained composure with a great guard, but gets caught with a barrage of punches that ultimately ends his defense efforts in the guard position.
    Garrett wins with a TKO in 1:52 in the first round.

  10. Cody Parrish VS Brian Davidson
    The way I'd describe this fight is with words like; Earthquake, Explosions, Nuclear Destruction!!! Both of these fighters came to destroy, dominate, and take the name of "The best 165 pounder around!" Brian came out with a strong leg kick, but Cody seemed so determined to take Brian down that he just deflected it and came charging for a take down. Both fighters worked intently trying to dominate over the other. Cody at this point was working into a mount position as Brian attempted to fend Cody off with solid ground defense. Cody ultimately showed his dominance by breaking Brian's guard and mounted him. You know they say that lighting generally doesn't strike in the same spot twice, but I guess it can happen and it did happen. Cody's lighting fast right hooks continued to hit the same exact spot every time. Brian fought valiantly against Cody. Especially when other fighters seem to avoid Cody, Brian stepped up and gave a great show. The question is however, can Cody be stopped? I personally think he's too tough and ready to explode on the pro scene. But until then, we look forward to seeing these two fighters move ahead in this fight game.
    Cody Parrish wins with 2:43 seconds into the first round with TKO over Brian Davidson.

  11. Jason Teeman vs Billy Carey
    This was one fight that was not schedule to happen. Jason Teeman was scheduled to fight Dominic Brown, but Dominic was no were to be found. Apparently he had an emergency that had to be handled. So in steps Billy Carey. A tough guy with desire and heart to go places. Carry stepped in with little notice and jumped at the opportunity to fight Jason Teeman, knowing that if he beat Jason, he could easily get the opportunity to eventually fight for a title. Teeman on the other hand didn't care who he fought. Dominic Brown, Billy Carry, Mike Tyson…..Ok Mike Tyson is a stretch, but he really did not care who TFF put in front of him. He already made up his mind that he was going to destroy whomever stood in front of him. And maybe it was a good thing that Dominic was unable to attend, for this was Jason's night. From the start of this fight both fighters were relentless. None stop, fists flying, intense ground work and great technique. Teeman seemed to latch on to Billy and not let loss. Billy would scramble across the ring, and Teeman would latch on until he finally executed a rear naked choke with 1:35 seconds of the first round. Billy fought hard and we give him props for that, but Teeman brought the heat and heart to defeat Billy.
    Jason Teeman wins with 1:35 in the first round over Billy Carry with a submission.

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

FRIDAY, June 23rd, 2006, AT 11:40 AM, PT
MORE NEWS POSTED BELOW

GAME OVER
For Tonight's Knuckle Up Event At Cowboy's
Cobb County's Building Inspector Puts Stop To Show!
Kennesaw, Georgia, USA

Special From knuckle Up Productions, 11:36 AM-PST: Due to situations beyond our control tonight's Knuckle Up MMA show at Cowboys is cancelled. Effective at 12noon today our venue, "Cowboys" had their Certificate of Occupancy pulled by Cobb County's Building Inspector due to massive amounts of violations of the "life safety code".

Knuckle Up was completely unaware of any issued between Cobb County and Cowboys until 10:AM today. Knuckle Up executives were present in a meeting with Attorneys for both Cobb County and Cowboys as well as Cobb Counties Building Inspectors and Fire Inspectors. After listening to all parties involved it was very clear that Cowboys was not a safe place for us to host our Fans and Fighters.

We apologies for any disappointment or inconvenience this is sure to cause but we are committed to rescheduling this event at another date a location yet to be determined.

In the event that you purchased advanced tickets or tables they will be honored at our next event. If you want to be refunded your money we will make that possible late next week at one of our locations once we collect and audit all pre-sales. Please check back for updates at www.KnuckleUpMMA.com or www.KnuckleUpFitness.com

ISCF: You can also check for updates here on the ISCF News Page or our Events page

For More Info Contact Mr. Chris Stolzman at (404) 247-5494 or cstolzman@velocitykickboxing.com

POSTED AT 3:55 PM, PT

MORE ISCF NEWS

RESULTS FROM
Pure Force III
"Maximum Impact"

On Friday night June 16th, HCX Mixed Martial Arts and Standing Ground Entertainment hosted non-stop Mixed Martial Arts and Muay Thai Kickboxing action on their Pure Force III "Maximum Impact" event at the Tinley Park Convention Center in Tinley Park, Illinois.

Here are the nights results below:

  1. Junior Lightweight Muay Thai
    Anthony Fearn of HCX MMA defeated Michael Reid of Olympic Arena by unanimous decision, 30-27, 30-27, and 30-28.

  2. Light Middleweight Muay Thai
    Jason Mool defeated Steven Soum by KO at 1:19 of Round 1.

  3. Lightweight MMA
    Johnna Williams of Carlson Gracie Team defeated John Schaeffer of HCX MMA by Tap to exhaustion at 3:10 of Round 2.

  4. Middleweight Muay Thai
    David Dick of Team Nobody defeated Nam Do of Peoria Athletic Club by Majority Decision, 28-28, 29-27, 30-26)
  5. Cruiserweight International Rules
    Steven Galli of Pekin MA Academy defeated Greg Johnson of HCX MMA by TKO at 1:54 of Round 3.

  6. Light Heavyweight MMA
    Chris Hogan of Carlson Gracie Team defeated Rodney Petermichel of Team Shockwave by Tap to strikes at 1:28 of Round 1.

  7. Light Heavyweight International Rules
    Rob Morrow of HCX MMA defeated Tyler Lair of Pekin MA Academy by TKO at 1:30 of Round 3.

  8. Lightweight Muay Thai
    Rob Menigoz of Olympic Arena defeated Danny Geise of Kil's TKD & Kickboxing by KO at 1:44 of Round 1.

  9. Light Heavyweight MMA
    Anthony Gomez of Carlson Gracie Team defeated William "Bill" Mayer of Team Damage by Referee stoppage due to strikes at 1:00 of Round 1.

  10. Middleweight MMA
    Leo Perez of Double Tap Fight Crew defeated Quinton McCottrell of HCX MMA by Triangle Choke at 3:04 of Round 1.

  11. PRO MMA:
    Billy Stamp of Peoria Athletic Club defeated Joe Spiker of Midwest Jiu-Jitsu by KO at 2:11 of Round 2.

For more info please contact Mr. Brian Thompson at HCX Mixed Martial Arts and Standing Ground Entertainment (815) 557-1734 or go to www.pureforcemma.com

THURSDAY, June 22nd, 2006, AT 6:00 PM, PT

Flatnose Promotions Presents
Caveman Battles
Independence, Missouri, USA

  1. Phil Jones vs. Roy Babcock
  2. Mike Glenn vs. Jesse Pringle
  3. Justin Niedens vs. Larry Reyes
  4. Rudy Bears vs. Brian Marvin
  5. Travis McEnaney vs. Chris Page
  6. Sheppard Owens vs. Codie Phelps
  7. Scott Phillips vs Jason Ramey
  8. Eric Fernandez vs. Tony Goldsby
  9. Shane Lynchard vs. Layand Conner
  10. Nathon Winters vs. Bryan Timmons
  11. Michael Lucas vs. Matt Wehrbein
  12. Gregory Jacobs Jr., vs. Caleb Phelps

MORE ISCF ACTION THIS WEEKEND

Knuckle Up Productions Presents
"GAME OVER"
Kennesaw, Georgia, USA

MORE ISCF ACTION THIS WEEKEND

Valdosta Martial Arts Center Presents
"Summer Heat"
Valdosta, Georgia, USA

  1. AMATEUR MMA: Dan Funes Vs Kenny Lester
  2. AMATEUR MMA: Bryan Herring Vs Jason Barrett
  3. AMATEUR MMA: Ryan McCellan Vs Kamrin Naville
  4. AMATEUR MMA: Shawn Connor Vs Joel Weldon
  5. AMATEUR MMA: Wayne Millen Vs Billy Merrit
  6. AMATEUR MMA: Jeremy Laviano Vs Casey Pintar
  7. AMATEUR MMA: Josh Samman Vs James Ashcraft
  8. AMATEUR MMA: Jerry Carol Vs Michael Ricks
  9. AMATEUR MMA: Doug Veltkamp Vs Brett Chisum
  10. AMATEUR MMA: Scottie Newton Vs John Gonzales
  11. PRO MMA: Chatt Lavendar Vs Shaun Gay
  12. PRO MMA: Chris Herring Vs Scott Harper
  13. PRO MMA: Jonathan Wiezorek Vs Ashley Rivers

MORE ISCF ACTION THIS WEEKEND

Donald Mayeaux Presents
"4th Annual Battle At The Jambaloya Capitol"
Gonzales, Louisiana, USA

  1. MMA: Brandon Phillips VS Keith Strickland
  2. MMA: Josh Fontenot VS Charles Moe
  3. MMA: Matt Gautreau VS Wesley Suncheefor
  4. MMA: Mark Hinson VS Alex Jumonville
  5. MMA: Brandon Warr VS Guy Girouard

TUESDAY, June 20th, 2006, AT 7:10 PM, PT

Arkansas Welcomes IKF & ISCF At
Champions of the Rock
July 8th - Little Rock Arkansas, USA

IKF Arkansas, USA: July 8th is upon us and those in Little Rock are hoping to crush the barrier of Kickboxing and MMA in their state. For the first time the IKF and ISCF will be sanctioning their first event in the state of Arkansas. "We are hoping for a good show that will hopefully break that barrier." Said event promoter and long time IKF supporter David Oudthone.

The event is entitled, "Champions of the Rock" and will be held at the Clear Channel Metroplex in Little Rock Arkansas. As of today the following bouts are confirmed:

If you know of a camp that can match-up a fighter vs following fighters, please have them call or email Promoter David Oudthone at (501) 541-6681 or by e-mail at oudieman@hotmail.com

For more info please contact Mr. David Oudthone at (501) 541-6681 or by e-mail at oudieman@hotmail.com

MONDAY, June 19th, 2006, AT 11:00 AM, PT

RESULTS FROM
-FULL THROTTLE 7-
June 10th, 2006 - Atlanta, Georgia, USA

Submitted by Stephen Carnes on 6-19-06: On Saturday June 10th, Brett Moses put on a spectacular night of Mixed-Martial-Arts action at the Hi-Fi Buys Amphitheater, Formerly Lakewood Amphitheater in Atlanta, Georgia, USA.

There were 11 bouts to take place in the steel circle, headlined by Luke Gwaltney vs. Diego Saraieva. The bouts were refereed by the watchful eyes of Cam McHargue and TUF 3 Alumni Rory Singer.

  1. ISCF Amateur MMA: Nate Edwards Vs Joe Neace
  2. ISCF Amateur MMA: Shane Primm vs Nafer Seneb
  3. ISCF AMATEUR MMA:Jeremiah Claybrooks vs Brandon Jinnies
  4. PRO MMA: Josh Odom vs. Alex Suits
  5. PRO MMA: Stephen Ledbetter vs. Danny Rodriguez
  6. PRO MMA: Micah Miller vs Forest Letellier
  7. PRO MMA: Tom Speer vs Jim Abrille
  8. PRO MMA: Kyle Bradley vs. Tommy Kirk
  9. PRO MMA: Kevin Brooks vs. Shaun Freeze
  10. PRO MMA: Cole Miller vs. Joe Germaine
  11. PRO MMA: Diego Saraieva vs. Luke Gwaltney

For more info please contact Mr. Brett Moses at brett@thefightparty.com or call (404) 315-7235 or go to www.TheFightParty.com

MORE ISCF NEWS OF 6-19-06

Knuckleup Productions Is Back
On June 23rd at Cowboys!
Kennesaw, Georgia, USA

Special From Knuckleup Productions: This action packed card includes 16 Mixed Martial Arts and Muay Thai bouts!!! If you've been to one of our MMA events before, you know its non-stop, heart pounding excitement. Knuckleup Muay Thai fighters include Matt Callahan, Anthony Nieves and Mike Maniaci. Knuckleup Mixed Martial Arts fighters include Steve Headden, Jeff Bedard, Fabio Costa, Ethan Garrison, Freddie Assuncao, Cory Neslehutt and Douglas Lima.

Come witness your favorite fighter handle business in the cage! Want the best seat in the house? Reserve a VIP table for you and your friends. We can easily accomodate 3-10 person tables. Call Paula at 770-633-7110 to reserve yours before they sell out. Reserved floor seating around the octagon is also available for only $50. Front row seats are available for $75.

THURSDAY, June 15th, 2006, AT 7:45 PM, PT

THIS WEEKENDS ISCF ACTION

Pure Force III
"Maximum Impact"

This Friday night June 16th, get ready for another great night of MMA and Muay Thai action featuring some of the hardest hitting fighters in the Midwest. Pure Force III "Maximum Impact" will amaze and entertain you with non-stop Mixed Martial Arts and Muay Thai Kickboxing bouts. Pure Force III will feature over 10 bouts, plus an amazing Pro-Main Event Featuring The Professional Debut of Joe Spiker. Joe has made his mark as an amateur fighter and is now ready to prove to the pros he has what it takes to get to the top. Spiker will be testing his skills against a very strong opponent in his debut, when he faces the dangerous Billy Stamp who is an MMA vet.

Gyms will include HCX International, Olympic Arena, Iron Academy, Carlson Gracie Team, Peoria Athletic Club, Pekin Martial Arts, Kil's Taekwondo and Kickboxing, Team Damage, Team Shockwave, Team Takedown, KTAP Fighting, Michigan Sports Camp, and more. This ISCF Mixed Martial Arts and IKF Muay Thai Kickboxing event will be held at the Luxurious Tinley Park Convention Center Located at 18501 S. Harlem Ave. Tinley Park, IL 60477. The After Party will be held at Bananas Bar and Grill within the Holiday Inn Select at the same address.

For Tickets Call (815) 730-3800 For More Info and Seating Chart, Logon to www.pureforcemma.com Here is the nights fight card below.

  1. Quinton McCottrell Vs Nick Diedrich
  2. Aaron Jamieson Vs Daniel Geise
  3. John Schaeffer Vs Johnna Williams
  4. Matt Winright Vs Chris Hogan
  5. William "Bill" Mayer Vs Anthony Gomez
  6. Rodney Petermichel Vs Jesse Cummings
  7. PRO MMA: Billy Stamp Vs Joe Spiker

MORE ISCF ACTION THIS WEEKEND

True Fight Fan Presents
CLASH IN THE CAGE III
Grain Valley, Missouri, USA

  1. Dominic Brown VS Jason Teeman
  2. Cody Parrish VS Brian Davidson
  3. Shay Danielson VS Marshall Jackson
  4. Adam Rienbold VS Robert Bruce
  5. Eric Marriott VS Robert Smallwood
  6. Anthony Young VS Levi Swanson
  7. Paul Kolenda VS Caio Pinotti
  8. Garrett Seimer VS Chris Page
  9. Jesse Wolf VS Cody Bell
  10. Jason Collanbong VS Kirk Grinlinton
  11. Chad Vandenberg VS Troy Talevera
  12. Travis Sveum VS Matt Dukes

TUESDAY, June 13th, 2006, AT 8:45 PM, PT

Gladiators Clash on Milwaukee's
"Festival of Fights" Supercard
Whitesel & Zuniga Crowned Gladiators Champions

By Rob Hinds - ISCF Event Representative: Gladiators Fighting invaded Milwaukee, Wisconsin's Ramada Convention Center Grand Ballroom Saturday evening, June 3rd, 2006, with a monster show of force called "Festival of Fights." IKF and ISCF Promoters Duke Roufus and Scott Joffe and their Gladiators Fighting "Festival of Fights" Celebrated an evening of Exceptional Athletes. The Gladiators Fighting Series put on another successful exhibition of the world's greatest combat sports.

In an exciting exhibition showcasing two of the world's most popular combat sports, Kickboxing and Mixed Martial Arts, fans witnessed what many are calling one of the best Gladiators fight cards ever.

On a star studded night every fighter let it all hang out in the squared circle in front of a loyal, boisterous Milwaukee crowd. From the under card through the main event, every bout was worth the price of admission and then some.

Orlando, Florida's Striker Productions was on hand filming the show for the Mayhem Fighting Series television and DVD properties. "The Ultimate Fighter - Season 1" reality show favorite and UFC Star Stephan Bonnar was in attendance to assist veteran commentator Jay Adams with calling the fights for Mayhem.

Seated ringside were former NFL defensive superstars Gilbert "The Gravedigger" Brown and Santana Dotson of the 1996 Super Bowl Champion Green Bay Packers, Joel Przybilla, the 7'1" center of the NBA's Portland Trailblazers (formerly of the Milwaukee Bucks) and actor/comedian Dustin Diamond, more commonly known as "Screech" from the hit television show "Saved by the Bell." All of the personalities took a turn as the third man in the broadcast booth and as the dvd will show, each did an exceptional job behind the mike.

To begin the evening of events with a bang, all amateur fights were outstanding. Those enjoying victory include: Eric Markgraf, Jon Eldridge, Mike "The Volt" Vaughn, and Adam "Bomb" Vander Veen.

The main card continued to please the crowd with an array of knockouts, submissions and hard fought battles making the judges decisions very challenging. The action was fast and furious in all bouts as fans watched the action live in the ring or on 1 of 8 video and plasma screens placed throughout the venue. This was an A-1 show from start to finish!

Two new Gladiator Champions were also crowned in Mixed Martial Arts and Kickboxing on this exciting night. Here are all the bout results below:

"Festival of Fights" was presented by John Ellenbecker's All Construction and Shepherd-Express.com and sponsored by the Branded Steer Restaurant, Cush Lounge, Euro Cafe Bar, Joey Buona's Pizzaria & Restaurant, On the Border, Share Chemical Corporation, Sunbusters, Tendercar, and US Beef.

For More Info Contact Mr. Duke Roufus at (414) 319-1151 or by e-mail at dukeroufus@wi.rr.com or go to www.GladiatorsKickboxing.com or www.GladiatorsFights.com

MONDAY, June 12th, 2006, AT 11:59 PM, PT

RESULTS FROM
Cage Of Honor -HEAT WAVE
June 10, 2006 Black River Coliseum, Poplar Bluff, Missouri, USA

MORE ISCF NEWS OF 6-12-06

RESULTS FROM
"Battle Of The Badges"
Horseshoe Casino Riverdome, Bossier City, Louisiana, USA

For more info please contact Mr. David Finley Jr. at (225) 612-4810 or by e-mail at kdtproductions@earthlink.net - Or go to www.BattleoftheBadgesOnline.com

FRIDAY, June 9th, 2006, AT 12:25 PM, PT

THIS WEEKENDS ISCF ACTION

CAGE OF HONOR PRESENTS
-HEAT WAVE-
Poplar Bluff, Missouri, USA

  1. Bill (William) Burton VS. Donald Bell
  2. Cameron Hawkins VS Lucas Predmore
  3. Drew Reed VS. Cale Bengston
  4. Brian Chaffin VS Will Burns
  5. Josh McClure VS Thomas Anderson
  6. Andrew Watts VS.Josh Bowen
  7. Chuck Rainey VS Jeremiah Haynes
  8. Andy Dodd VS. Rodney Borden
  9. Adam Reynolds VS. Matt Miller
  10. Dustin Proctor VS. Seth Jackson
  11. Brandon Thomure VS. Daniel Sisco
  12. Jamze Hampleman VS Russell Crandon

MORE ISCF ACTION

BRETT MOSES FIGHT PARTY PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS
-FULL THROTTLE 7-
Atlanta, Georgia, USA

  1. Nate Edwards Vs Joe Neace
  2. Shane Primm vs Nafer Seneb
  3. Jeremiah Claybrooks vs Brandon Jinnies
  4. Josh Odom (Odam)Vs Alex Suits
  5. Stephen Ledbetter Vs Danny Rodriguez
  6. Micah Miller Vs Forest Latelia
  7. Tom Speer Vs Jim Abrille
  8. Kyle Bradley Vs Tom Kirk
  9. Kevin Brooks Vs Shawn Freeze
  10. Cole Miller Vs Joe Germain
  11. Diego Saraieva Vs Luke Gwaltney
  12. ISCF Pro United States Featherweight Title

THURSDAY, June 8th, 2006, AT 12:05 PM, PT

KDT Production Inc. Presents Tonight
"Battle Of The Badges"
Bossier City, Louisiana, USA

  1. Michel Crisp VS Ken Sparks
  2. Derick Kants VS Nick Nuila
  3. Chris Spence VS James Woods
  4. Kenneth Booten JR. VS Tony Kelly - 155lb
  5. Jason Mathis VS Richaro Fatheree
  6. Carlton Bethley VS Jeffery Humphries

WEDNESDAY, June 7th, 2006, AT 10:30 PM, PT

RESULTS FROM
"Midwest Fight Fest"
June 2nd, 2006 - Clarion Hotel - Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Kansas City, Missouri, USA By IKF & ISCF World Representative Chuck Wolfe: Once again Jesse Finney (Shamrock Promotions) and Benjamin Nogueras Jr. (The Blue Corner) combined to give KC fight fans truly a night to remember. A sold out crowd + Boxing + Kickboxing + MMA seemed to be the winning formula on this warm night in good old Kansas City.
Results as follows:

  1. LIGHTWEIGHT KICKBOXING
    Katrina Canfield (Shawnee, KS.) Vs April Taylor (Kansas City, MO.)
    1st Round - Canfield starts this round fast landing right and left hooks while Taylor was trying to get her kicking range together.
    2nd Round - In this round Taylor finds her range with her kicks landing front kicks to Canfield's face followed by more kick and punch combo's.
    3rd Round - Taylor and Canfield gave the crowd a action packed third round. Taylor landed more kicks to the face of Canfield as this round ended.
    Winner by Unanimous Decision 30-27 on all Judges cards April Taylor.

  2. WELTERWEIGHT MMA
    Daniel Young (Kansas City, MO.) Vs Titus Talyor (St. Louis, MO.)
    Young lands a right leg round kick to Taylors head as he shoots in, but he is not fazed by it. Slamming Young to the ground and locking in on a KEY LOCK to get Young to Tap.
    Winner by Tap Out at :32 of the first round Titus Talyor.

  3. WELTERWEIGHT BOXING
    Stacy Jennings (Kansas City, MO.) Vs Noe Perrera (Olathe KS.)
    1st Round - Perrera out classes Jennings from the start with a good left jab followed by strong right hooks to the head of Jennings.
    2nd Round - More of the same in the second forcing Referee Kevin Engle to give Jennings a eight count half way through the round. Jennings toughs it out as the round ends. 3rd Round - Jennings starts this round fast but is no match for Perrera.
    Winner by Unanimous Decision 30-26 on all Judges cards Noe Perrera.

  4. LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT KICKBOXING
    Frank Bryant (Kansas City, MO.) Vs Ryan Pyles (St. Louis, MO.)
    1st Round - Speed and Power is what Bryant shows as he jumps all over Pyles from the start til the end of this round. Landing good solid right and left hands to Pyles head followed by good kicks to the body. Pyles answers back but can not seem to get on-track against Bryant.
    2nd Round - Bryant starts even faster this round landing high kicks followed by right and lefts to the head of Pyles forcing a knock down.
    Winner by KO at 1:27 of the second round Frank Bryant

  5. LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT MMA
    John Paul Horsch (Kansas City, MO.) Vs *Chris Nelson (Kansas City, MO.)
    1st Round - Horsh slams Nelson and tries to ground & pound to a quick win, but Nelson escapes almost getting a ankle lock on Horsh as the round ends.
    2nd Round - More good action as Horsh takes down Nelson. Nelson reverses and after a stand up Horsh lands a good right hand.
    3rd Round - Nelson starts with a right leg round kick to the head of Horsh. Nelson comes up a little short when after a stand up Horsh gets the take down and ground and pounds on Nelson til the round ends.
    Winner by Unanimous Decision 30-27 30-27 & 29-28 John Paul Horsch.

  6. LIGHTWEIGHT MMA
    Tim Tripp (Overland Park, KS.) Vs Anthony Young (Kansas City, MO.)
    1st Round - Good action in a even round as both fighters can not get any advantage over the other.
    2nd Round - Tripp gets the take down but Young reverses. Then Tripp reverses Young. Young spends the rest of the round in a defensive position on his back.
    3rd Round - Tripp gets Young down with a double leg. He then works most of round from the top landing knees to the body and punches til the round ends.
    Winner by Unanimous Decision 30-27 on all Judges cards Tim Tripp.

  7. WELTERWEIGHT MMA
    Kyle Marquez (Kansas City, MO.) Vs Daniel Morris (Kansas City, MO.)
    1st Round - Morris gets the take down. Marquez reverses into an arm bar attempt by Morris.
    2nd Round - This round starts with some stand up. Marquez lands two knees and a upper cut. Morris answers with a right hand to the head of Marquez. Marquez lands two more right hands and controls the rest of the round from the ground.
    3rd Round - At the start of the round we see more of the same. Suddenly Morris lands a solid right hand after a stand up by referee Kevin Engle. The round ends with Morris attempting a ankle lock.
    Winner by Split-Decision 29-28 28-29 and 29-29 Daniel Morris

  8. WELTER WEIGHT MMA
    Chris Page (Kansas City, MO.) Vs Danaco Watts (Oskogee, OK.)
    1st round - Page works for a triangle leg lock from the backside of Watts. Watts weathers the storm, gains a take down and pounds Page til the end of the round.
    2nd Round - Watts gets the take down, gains a mount from behind and successfully pounds out Page for a TKO.
    Winner by TKO at 1:24 of the second round Danaco Watts

  9. HEAVYWEIGHT MMA
    Thad Owens ( Edgerton, KS.) Vs Jason Colobong (Leavenworth, KS.)
    1st Round - These big guys came to fight. Owens starts with a single leg take down and receives many right hands to the head for not getting it. Colobong Lands more right hands before getting closer to Owens. As both fighters moved in they exchanged knees to the groin forcing referee Kevin Engle to give them both a rest and a warning. After the rest both these guys came out swinging. Colobong lands a right hand and a front kick as the round ends.
    2nd Round - What a War! What these guys lacked in motion they made up with heart. Flying knees - Wild right hands - leg kicks, you name it.
    3rd Round - Owens comes out strong and hurts Colobong and makes him Tap.
    Winner by Tap Out at :37 of the Third Round Thad Owens.
    These guys have split with each other. I myself can't wait for Owen Vs Colobong III

  10. MIDDLEWEIGHT MMA
    Sean Ericson (Warrensburg, MO.) Vs Josh Johnson (Leavenworth, KS.)
    Johnson gets the take down and controls the top to pound on Ericson til referee Kevin Engle stops it.
    Winner by TKO at 1:47 of the first round Josh Johnson

  11. MIDDLEWEIGHT MMA
    Eric Siley (Kansas City, MO.) Vs Chris Barrows (Ft. Scott, KS.)
    Barrows gets the take down and secures the rear naked choke quick.
    Winner by Tap Out via Rear Naked Choke Chris Barrows.

  12. LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT MMA
    John Cornett (N. Kansas City, MO.) Vs Daniel Dove (Parts Unknown)
    Dove comes out swinging but with his chin way to high. Cornett catches him with a right and follows it in quick. Forcing referee Kevin Engle to stop it.
    Winner by TKO at :15 of round one John Cornett.

For more info 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.ShamrockPromotionsLLC.com or www.TheBlueCorner.com

MONDAY, June 5th, 2006, AT 7:55 PM, PT

RESULTS FROM
"RAGE IN THE CAGE"
June 3rd, 2006 - Kansas City, Missouri, USA

Kansas City, Missouri, USA By ISCF World Representative Chuck Wolfe: Yet another strong showing for K.C. fight fans. A little over 2000 of them turned out for this just the second show for Mr. Jess Davis and his Rage 2 promotional team. They were not disappointed. Jess and his team performed like a well oil machine. Producing a quality show and exciting fight card.
Results as follows:

  1. WELTERWEIGHT: John DeWitte Vs Floyd Jeffers
    1st Round - DeWitte started fast with a take down but gets reversed by Jeffers. Jeffers doesn't do to much before he is reversed by DeWitte who proceeds to control the rest of the round from the top mount position.
    2nd Round - The action starts a little faster this round til Jeffers gets a unintentional finger tip in the eye. Forcing Referee Rob Kimmons to warn DeWitte. After a brief wait for the Doctor to check out Jeffers the action started again. The rest of this round was a see saw battle with both fighters reversing the other several times.
    3rd Round - Jeffers comes out with a purpose landing lefts and rights from both a standing position and from the ground forcing DeWitte to Tap Out.
    Corrected 11-3-06: Winner by Tap Out at 1:13 of the 3rd round John DeWitte

  2. MIDDLEWEIGHT: John Wheeler Vs Alexandro (Alex) Monegro
    This one started fast and ended that way as Wheeler ankle picks Monegro and ground and pounds out a win.
    Winner by TKO at 1:25 of the first round John Wheeler.

  3. HEAVYWEIGHT: Rob Haney Vs Stephen Carpenter
    Haney doesn't waste any time taking Carpenter down and pounding out a win.
    Winner by verbal submission at :43 of the 1st round Rob Haney.

  4. LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT: Chris Henning Vs Jeff Karsten
    Karsten gets the first take down but stalls out. This looked to be a good match as each fighter worked to get an advantage. After the action stalls and a stand up. Henning starts to land Left and Right Hooks to the head forcing Referee Kimmons to stop this one.
    Winner by TKO at 3:52 of the first round Chris Henning.

  5. LIGHTWEIGHT:
    SUB-MISSION GRAPPLING MATCH
    No Contact Exhibition
    Travis Phippen Vs Charles Carpenter

  6. HEAVYWEIGHT: Greg Jacobs Vs John "Lane" Lucas
    This takes hardly any time as Jacob was to big and strong for Lucas.
    Winner by Tap Out at :31 of the 1st round Greg Jacobs.

  7. MIDDLEWEIGHT: Adam Faircloth Vs Chad Vandenberg
    1st Round - Vandenburg starts with a take down and attempts a Rear Naked Choke. Faircloth defends then the action stalls. After a stand up Faircloth lands a big right hand and controls the rest of this round.
    2nd Round - Faircloth gets the take down and attempts numerous submissions that are defended well by Vandenburg. Vandenburg and Faircloth take turn reversing each other as the round ends.
    3rd Round - We see more of the same this round except Faircloth lands two big left and rights at the toward the end of the round. This one goes to the cards. All three Judges see this one 29-28 in favor of Faircloth.
    Winner by Unanimous Decision Adam Fraircloth.

  8. LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT: Ron Jackson Vs Anthony Mitchell
    1st Round - This fight was pretty even til Mitchell blocked some of Jacksons right hands with his face toward the end of the round. Mitchell's eye was noticeable puffy as the bell rang.
    2nd Round - Jackson did not take long to put Mitchell on his back and pound out a verbal sub-mission.
    Winner by submission Ron Jackson at :54 of the 2nd round.

  9. MIDDLEWEIGHT: Leo Pla Vs Jay Von
    Pla wins by forfeit as Von does not show his name is called.
    Winner Leo Pla

  10. HEAVYWEIGHT: John Jarvis Vs DeRon Reed
    Jarvis pins Reed against the cage gets a take down and ground and pounds Reed from the top position.
    Winner by TKO at 1:08 of the first round John Jarvis

  11. BANTAMWEIGHT: Cody Bell Vs Tai Kikuchi
    OH MY! Can you say fight of the night!
    1st Round - These guys showed the crowd what starting fast is supposed to be like. Trading knees from a clinch through out the round. The pace was all but boring, as both fighters attempted to land kicks and punchers when standing. Bell lands a right and left hand followed by a knee as Tai lands on the ground. Referee Rob Kimmons rules it a unintentional foul and gives Tai time to shake it off. With just 23 seconds left in the round these guys went after it til the round ended.
    2nd Round - Bell lands a right hand and follows with a take down til Tai reverses him and does some ground and pound of his own. Bells defense was tight as the round ends. 3rd Round - Tai gets the take down and proceeds to ground and pound on Bell. Bells defense is good as he lands a hammer fist on Tai from the down position that cuts Tai from the top of the nose to the tip. Bell lands more strikes from the ground as Tai seems to lose some steam. After a stand up Bell lands a left and a right followed by a knee that puts Tai down. He quickly pounds on Tai forcing Referee Kimmons to stop this one.
    Winner by TKO at 4:21 of the third round Cody Bell .

  12. WELTERWEIGHT: Cody Parish Vs Vs Wes Lubberts
    Parrish gets a quick take down and gains control and pounds out a strong victory.
    Winner by TKO at 1:15 of the first round Cody Parrish.

  13. WELTERWEIGHT: Matt Dukes Vs Mike Kniest
    Dukes lands a perfect jump round kick to the face of Kniest ending this one as fast as anyone could ever wish.
    Winner by TKO at :14 of the first round Matt Dukes.

  14. HEAVYWEIGHT: Matt Cox Vs Donny Conner
    Cox made a statement of "I'm Back" with a quick lopsided win over out classed Conner.
    Winner by TKO at 1:52 of the first Matt Cox.

For more info please contact Promoter Mr. Jess Davis at (816) 728-1293 or go to www.KCCageRage.com

MORE ISCF NEWS

RESULTS FROM
"Rampage In The Cage 2"
June 3rd, 2006 - Lafayette, Louisiana, USA

  1. AMATEUR MMA: Brandon Rondon defeated Charles Dupree by 2nd round submision.
  2. AMATEUR MMA: Daniel Andrews defeated Patrick Greene by submision 1st round.
  3. AMATEUR MMA: Matt Campbell defeated Thomas Hebert by 1st round TKO.
  4. AMATEUR MMA: Robert Porter defeated Morgan Sweeny by submision 1st round.
  5. AMATEUR MMA: Boo Bernis defeated Manuel Marino by 3rd round submision.
  6. AMATEUR MMA: James Nevels defeated Chad Leondhardt by 2nd round submision
  7. AMATEUR MMA: Nick Nuila defeated Wesley Suncheefore by 1st round submission.
  8. AMATEUR MMA: Guy Girouard defeated Chris Reed by 1st round stoppage
  9. AMATEUR MMA: Richar Juarez defeated Michael Sierra by stoppage due to injury.
  10. AMATEUR MMA: Jason Segal defeated Steve Roberts by 1st round submision.
  11. AMATEUR MMA: Christopher McDaniel defeated Bobby Friend by 1st round submision
  12. PRO MMA: Micah Lopez defeated James White by 1st round submision.
  13. PRO MMA: Timothy Credeur defeated Edward "Tony" Maxwell by 1st round stoppage.
  14. PRO MMA: Sherman Pendergarst defeated Tony Nelson by 1st round submision.

For more info contact Mr. Andres' Landor at (337) 298-7693 or by e-mail at info@lefthookpromotions.com or go to www.LeftHookPromotions.com

FRIDAY, June 2nd, 2006, AT 9:10 AM, PT

THIS WEEKS ISCF ACTION

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

  1. Daniel Young Vs Titus Talyor
  2. John Paul Horsch Vs *Chris Nelson
  3. Tim Tripp Vs Anthony Young
  4. Kyle Marquez Vs Daniel Morris
  5. Chris Page Vs Danaco Watts
  6. Thad Owens Vs Jason Colobong
  7. Sean Ericson Vs Josh Johnson
  8. Eric Siley Vs Chris Barrows
  9. John Cornett Vs Daniel Dove

MORE ISCF ACTION

Gladiators Fighting Series Present
"Festival Of Fights"
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, USA

  1. Danny Campos Vs Tom Grub
  2. Dan Lasavage Vs Lee Kreisher
  3. Pro MMA: Justin Hutter Vs Matt Truckovich
  4. Pro MMA: Reese Shaner Vs Jerry Burns
  5. Pro MMA: Jon Freidland Vs Chad Truckovich
  6. Pro MMA: Adrian Serrano Vs Mitch Whitsel

MORE ISCF ACTION

Left Hook Promotions Presents
"Rampage In The Cage 2"
Lafayette, Louisiana, USA

  1. Brandon Rondon Vs Charles Dupree
  2. Manuel Marino Vs Boo Bernis
  3. Chad Leondhardt Vs James Nevels
  4. Morgan Sweeny Vs Robert Porter
  5. Chris Reed Vs Guy Girouard
  6. Daniel Andrews Vs Patrick Greene
  7. Dan Mahlon Vs Wesley Suncheefore
  8. Travis Parsons Vs Nick Nuila
  9. Richar Juarez Vs Michael Sierra
  10. Steve Roberts Vs Jason Segal
  11. Bradley Neel Vs Wally Villareal
  12. Matt Campbell Vs Thomas Hebert
  13. Bobby Friend Vs Christopher McDaniel
  14. Kirk Gibson Vs Danny Payne
  15. James White Vs Micah Lopez
  16. Tony Nelson Vs Sherman Pendergarst
  17. Timothy Credeur Vs Edward "Tony" Maxwell

MORE ISCF ACTION

Rage Of Kansas City Presents
"RAGE IN THE CAGE"
Kansas City, Missouri, USA

  1. Matt Cox Vs Donny Conner
  2. John Jarvis Vs DeRon Reed
  3. John Wheeler Vs Alexandro (Alex) Monegro
  4. Leo Pla Vs Jay Von
  5. Chris Henning Vs Jeff Karsten
  6. Matt Dukes Vs Mike Kniest
  7. Cody Bell Vs Tai Kikuchi
  8. Adam Faircloth Vs Chad Vandenberg
  9. Rob Haney Vs Stephen Carpenter
  10. Andy Morgan Vs Charles Carpenter
  11. Ron Jackson Vs Anthony Mitchell
  12. Cody Parish Vs MarCus Mack
  13. Greg Jacobs Vs John Long
  14. John DeWitte Vs Floyd Jeffers

MORE ISCF ACTION

Top Ranked Martial Arts Presents
"NORTH AMERICAN CHALLENGE"
North Vancouver, BC, Canada

MONDAY, May 22nd, 2006, AT 8:00 PM, PT

"Rocktown Showdown"
Lives Up To Its Name!
Franck Goes The Distance To Take Win - Rockford, Illinois, USA

Rockford, IL USA: The Gladiators Fighting Series returned to a packed Giovanni's Convention Center in Rockford, Illinois this past Friday night in grand fashion with "Rocktown Showdown," a Kickboxing and Mixed Martial Arts dual style fight card.

It was a classy, action packed affair from start-to-finish thanks to the efforts of local Gladiator & IKF/ISCF Promoters Colin Kvool and Frank Ingardona, owners of Rockford Kickboxing & Jiu-Jitsu, which presented the well produced event.

Staying true to Rockford's long standing and rich history as one of America's top cities for Kickboxing and ring sports in general, the show offered a variety of stoppages and close decisions in rapid fire succession as the crowd responded loudly and often.

The highly anticipated main event of the evening featured a Gladiators Light Heavyweight Kickboxing bout between Rockford's native son, Bryce "Bam Bam" Franck and French Kickboxing Champion Simon "The Lion of Senegal" Diouf of Paris, France who now resides and trains in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Franck and Diouf both delivered sharp kicks and impressive punching combinations for the duration of three, close rounds. In the end, Franck out worked Diouf just enough to earn a unanimous decision victory mainly due to successful body punches, effective knees in the clinch and solid, consistent leg kicks.

The night started off with three spirited exhibitions, two of which were Submission Grappling bouts. The Wilson brothers, Dallas and Wesley squared off against each other in a Super Heavyweight MMA exhibition, and when we say "Super Heavyweight," we mean it! Each brother weighed in at over 330 lbs. and stood over 6 feet tall. The crowd loved it as the brothers banged away at each other, setting the tone for what was to come.

The undercard featured "Danny Boy" Downes (Kickboxing), Quinton McCottrell (MMA), Leslie Stowell (Kickboxing), Rachid Maakoul and "Looney" Toon Singmouangthong (MMA) all earning victories.

The main card began with a rubber match between Rockford's Rafael Czaplicki and Chicago's "Terrible" Terry Brown. Each of these two Kickboxers previously owned a victory over the other (and the only loss on each of their records). After another entertaining, hard fought contest, Czaplicki came out the victor by majority decision and improved his record to 3-1, while Brown goes to 4-2.

Gary Young came all the way from Forest, Ohio attempting to disappoint local standout Justin Weiman. Unfortunately for Young, Weiman's grappling skills quickly became overwhelming, causing Young to tap out from strikes at 1:12 of the opening round. Credit has to be given to Young for stepping up and taking the bout on short notice with the much more experienced Weiman.

"Rocktown Showdown" was sponsored by Orthopedic Rehab Specialists, Riverside Dental Center and McKenzie Creative. The event was sanctioned by the IKF/ISCF under the approval of the Illinois State Athletic Commission.

For more information, please contact Colin Kvool of Rockford Kickboxing & MMA at (815) 509-7685 or by e-mail at nikkoki9@aol.com or contact Scott Joffe of Gladiators Fighting Series (414) 967-7767. You may also go to www.Rockford-MMA.com

MORE ISCF ACTION THIS WEEKEND

RESULTS FROM
Rome Fight Night
Rome, Georgia, USA

Matthew Waller - ISCF Representative: Long time ISCF judge Stephen Carnes teamed up with Will Nix to promote their first ISCF event in Rome Georgia on May 20, 2006 at Shorter College. You could tell the crowd has been keeping up with MMA in this town as this was the first event held there live in many years but as fighters would improve positions the crowd would roar with the same excitement. Many years ago you could only get that reaction from a crowd if there was a solid knock out, but Carnes and Nix set out to showcase a high action night that left many wanting more.

Mr. George Allen and Mr. Cam McHargue were present to be the event referees and insure the safety of the fighters and also to enforce the rules for the evening.
Below are the details from the nights action:

  1. 185 LB Match
    (Justin) Ryan Faircloth (IMB) VS Stacy Meeks (Team Fusion)
    Both fighters start off the round with an exchange of punches and knees, soon the bout goes to the ground with an arm bar attempt from Meeks, Faircloth escapes and attempts a triangle choke, however they were almost out of the ring so Referee George Allen restarts the bout in the center of the ring in the same position. Faircloth is able to secure the triangle choke and force Meeks to tap.
    Winner Ryan Faircloth by triangle choke at 3:00 in round 1.

  2. 170 LB Tournament
    Carlton Spaulding (Knuckle Up) VS Mathew Dawley (Academy of Combat Evolution)
  3. Matthew "Killswitch" Smith (Gurgel) VS Jeremiah Gurley (Assassin Grapplers)
  4. 155 LB Match
    Jeff Powell (IMB) VS Jake Edgeman (Team Fusion)
  5. 185 LB Match
    David Boles (UKS) VS Jesse Grunn (Assassin Grapplers)
  6. 170 LB Match
    Chris Campbell (Alliance) VS Jacob Clark (Knuckle Up)
  7. 185 LB Match
    James Ashcraft VS Casey Pintar (Team Fusion)
  8. 205+ LB Match
    Frankie Parkman (Alliance) VS Sean McGilvray (Academy of Combat Evolution)
  9. 170 LB Tournament Final
    Jeremiah Gurley VS Mathew Dawley
  10. 205 LB Match
    Tyler Hentschel VS Ricky "The Law" Robinson (TMAC)

For more info contact Mr. Stephen Carnes at (706) 346-6709, or by e-mail at romefightproductions@hotmail.com

For additional info go to www.RomeFightProductions.com

FRIDAY, May 19th, 2006, AT 12:40 PM, PT

Rockford Kickboxing & Jui Jitsu Presents
ROCKTOWN SHOWDOWN
Giovanni's Convention Center, Rockford, Illinois, USA

Rockford Kickboxing & MMA presents the Gladiators Fighting Series "Rocktown Showdown" Kickboxing & Mixed Martial Arts event tonight, May 19, 2006 at 7:30 p.m. at Giovanni's Convention Center Grand Ballroom, 610 Bell School Road in Rockford, Illinois. Doors open at 6:30, the main card begins at 7:30 p.m.

"Rocktown Showdown" will feature over a dozen bouts, including a much anticipated Gladiators Fighting Series Light Heavyweight bout between Rockford's own Gladiators Kickboxing sensation Bryce "Bam Bam" Franck (Right - PK: 5-1/3, AKB: 2-6/0, 5' 10") of Rockford Kickboxing & MMA and former French Kickboxing Champion Simon Diouf (Below Right - 9-2-1/0, AMKB: 4-0/0, AM BX: 26-4/0, 6' 4") of Las Vegas Boxing. Diouf is originally from Paris, France and now resides in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Franck who is the Number 4 IKF World Ranked MTR Cruiserweight looks to welcome Number 13 IKF World Ranked MTR Heavyweight Diouf to town with a good, ol' fashioned Rocktown "Bam Bam" beatdown as both Kickboxers seek to ascend to the top of their divisions.

The card will also feature popular Rockford Kickboxer Justin "Shaggy" Weiman, a high school and college wrestling stand out taking on Gary Young of Forest, Ohio's Demolition Fight Team, Rockford Kickboxing & MMA's rough and tumble Rafael Czaplicki meets up with Chicago's "Terrible" Terry Brown for the third time in a sure to be exciting "rubber match," plus the first ever female Kickboxing bout on a Rockford Kickboxing & MMA card!

Only $25.00 Standing Room Only admission tickets are available at the door and will be sold at Giovanni's Convention Center beginning at 6:30 p m.

Gladiators Fighting Series "Rocktown Showdown" is sponsored by Riverside Dental Center, Orthopedic Rehab Specialists and McKenzie Creative. The event is sanctioned by the IKF under the approval of the Illinois State Athletic Commission. Rockford Kickboxing & MMA is owned and operated by Colin Kvool and Frank Ingardona. For more information, please contact Colin Kvool of Rockford Kickboxing & MMA at (815) 509-7685 or by e-mail at nikkoki9@aol.com or contact Scott Joffe of Gladiators Fighting Series (414) 967-7767. You may also go to www.Rockford-MMA.com

MORE ISCF ACTION THIS WEEKEND

Rome Fight Productions Presents
Rome Fight Night
Rome, Georgia, USA

ISCF Promoter Stephen Carnes is all set to host Rome Fight Night this Saturday night at the Shorter College in Rome, Georgia, USA. Doors open at 6:30 pm. and the action begins at 7:30 pm. For more info contact Mr. Stephen Carnes at (706) 346-6709, or by e-mail at romefightproductions@hotmail.com

For additional info go to
www.RomeFightProductions.com

HERE'S THE NIGHT'S FIGHT CARD

  1. Stacy Meeks Vs (Justin) Ryan Faircloth
  2. Carlton Spaulding Vs Mathew Dawley
  3. Matthew Smith Vs Jeremiah Gurley
  4. Chris Campbell Vs Jacob Clark
  5. Matthew Hicks Vs Clay Brooks
  6. Jeff Powell Vs Jake Edgeman
  7. David Degoma Vs TBA
  8. David Boles Vs Jesse Grunn

  9. Winner Bout 2 Vs Winner Bout 3

  10. James Ashcraft Vs Casey Pentar
  11. Frankie Parkman Vs Sean McGilvray
  12. Josh Johnson Vs Ricky Robinson

TUESDAY, May 16th, 2006, AT 1:00 PM, PT

RESULTS FROM
Xtreme Event Productions, LLC'S
Xtreme Freestyle Fighting II
Bradley Theatre, Columbus, Georgia, USA
Saturday, May 13th, 2006

Matthew Waller - ISCF Representative: Ken Coffee, the promoter for XFF has promoted his second ISCF event now in Columbus Georgia, however by the fighter and crowd reactions I am sure many felt that he has been promoting for several years. Coffee had it all in place from a great venue to witness the hot action to a 20 minute demonstration sponsored by Fabio Costa and team Knuckle Up, which helped to educate the already excited crowd on certain positions and submissions. Even with two fighters not showing up, Coffee could not be rattled by any issues and gave the crowd more than they could ask for from great submissions to powerful slams and knock outs .

Referee and ISCF Pro fighter George Allen was the third man in the ring to insure the rules and fighters safety. The venue was nearly packed which shows that Coffee has a few tricks up his sleeve for excellent marketing abilities, and his staff proved to be top notch at details.

Here are the results of the show the crowd enjoyed:

  1. Middleweight
    Ryan Womack Vs Jeff German
    The first bout of the evening started with a fast pace with Womack clinching and working knees to German. With Womack scoring the take down and striking from half mount the round ends. In the next round there was a good exchange of hand by both fighters with Womack again getting the take down and throwing several strikes from half mount when the bell rang. The last round Womack began working for the take down, but once it was established, German reversed it quickly. With little action pressing, referee George Allen stood the fighters back up. From the stand up German began a flurry of strikes that caused Allen to step in and stop the bout.
    Winner: Jeff German at 1:51 in the 3rd round by Referee stoppage.

  2. Lightweight
    4 Man 155 LB Tournament
    Dwayne King Vs Kenneth Graham
    The round opens with King and Graham exchanging some greeting strikes, Graham gets the take down and in the scramble King starts working a leg lock. Graham also works for a heel hook and then transitions into a knee bar, however King escapes and then begins to show how versatile he is with submissions while Graham displays how to escape submission. The crowd got an eye full in this bout from guillotines, to arm bars, to triangles, each one King would apply and Graham would escape.
    In the second round Graham works for a guillotine yet this time it is King who escapes. With King getting the mount and landing some solid strikes, Graham muscles a reversal just before the bell rings to end the round.
    The third round began with both fighters trading punches and knees from the clinch with King getting the take down and quickly working a deep arm bar, with Graham escaping the fighters a soon stood back up where another exchange of punches and knees with King once again getting the take down just before the bell.
    Winner: Dwayne King by unanimous decision.

  3. Lightweight
    4 Man 155 LB Tournament
    Sean Lane Vs Steven McDonald
    Sean Lane no showed. McDonald advances to the finales and gets a win by forfeit and Lane gets a LOSS.

  4. Light Heavyweight
    Sam King Vs Tom Mcllwain
    The bell rings and Mcilwain charged King, yet a calm King looked for the opening and took his best shot which gave him the win in just 11 seconds.
    Winner: Sam King at 11 seconds by KO.

  5. Welterweight
    Kevin White Vs Jeff Power
    Power no showed. White gets the win by forfeit and Power gets a LOSS.

  6. Middleweight
    Garrett Mclendon Vs Chris Gordan
    Round one was started with a quick trade of hands by both fighters, from the clinch Gordan gets the take down and then establishes the mount, from there Gordan started dropping punches which made McClendon turn only to give up his back . Gordan was able to get in a few strikes just before the bell rang to signal the end of the round.
    Round two started in the same fashion with solid strikes by both fighters but it was Gordan who got the better position and slammed McClendon to the canvas and began to punch with full force which caused the referee to stop the bout.
    Winner: Chris Gordan at 55 seconds into round two by Referee stoppage

  7. Lightweight
    Shawn McCoy Vs Jason Nicholson
    Quickly off the bell Nicholson gets the clinch and then executed a slam, both fighters worked to their feet quickly and throwing hands again. Once the fighters were on the ground again it was McCoy who was striking to the body of Nicholson the sound of the bell.
    Round two opened up with Nicholson getting another slam yet McCoy reverses the position on the ground to his favor and gets the mount and starts throwing punches only to follow up with an arm bar attempt which Nicholson escapes but McCoy answered right back with a transition to a triangle choke to get the tap.
    Winner: Shaun McCoy at 1:38 of the second round by Triangle choke.

  8. Light Heavyweight
    Matt Michaelis vs Justin Rutherford
    Michaelis quickly rushes in for the take down and then begins to unleash strikes to the head of Ruthorford, Michaelis then turns and takes the arm bar to get the win.
    Winner: Michaelis by Arm bar at 1:08 of the first round

  9. Lightweight
    Ben Pierce Vs Nick Vogas
    Some came to see Pierce fight but MANY were in the audience to witness Vogas in action as it was his home town which was well known from the sound of the crowd as each fighter entered the ring. Pierce stepped in to take the center of the ring but Vogas was quick to establish he wanted it, as he threw a head kick that shook Pierce, quickly the fighters clinched up into the ropes but as soon as there was enough distance made between them, Vogas again throws a head kick that appeared to daze Pierce. Vogas covers the distance but Pierce calmly settles in, gets the guard and quickly regains his composure. Seconds later Pierce is sinking a tight triangle that forces Vogas to tap.
    Winner: Ben Pierce at 1:49 in the first round by triangle.

  10. Lightweight
    4 Man 155 LB Tournament FINAL
    Dwayne King vs Steven McDonald
    McDonald walks into this bout fresh as he received a bye due to his first round opponent not showing. He takes King down and begins to work a rear naked choke, however King escapes, seconds later they are back in the same position with McDonald again working the rear naked choke. King once again slides out of it and starts working a tight heel hook which forces McDonald to tap.
    155 LB Tournament Winner Dwayne King by heel hook at 2:32 in the first round.

  11. PRO: Light Heavyweight
    Jimmy Dean Vs Fabio Costa
    Costa comes in to the ring and starts working a few kicks to Dean, Costa then throws a few punches followed by kicks which Dean did not answer to, quickly the fighters clinch and Costa throws a knee to the head of Dean which makes Dean tap.
    Winner: Fabio Costa by tap from strikes at 1:16 of Round 1.

For more info please contact Mr. Ken Coffey (404) 310-4060 or KENCOFFEY@XFFONLINE.COM or visit his website at

www.XFFOnline.com

MONDAY, May 8th, 2006, AT 9:30 PM, PT

RESULTS FROM
"Colosseum Combat I"
April 29th, - Huntsville, Alabama, USA

By ISCF Representative Jeff Malott: First time ISCF promoters JAB Entertainment and Promoter Jay Martin, hosted their debut event at the Von Braun Center in Huntsville, Alabama on April 29th. The 1000 + fans were treated to a great night of fights and the fighters were treated to a venue and cage that many said they'd only seen at the UFC level. The winners were even treated to a full size Gladiator helmet as their trophy.
Here are the results:

For more info on this event, contact Mr. Phil Jones at (816) 651-5087 or at truefightfans@yahoo.com or go to www.TrueFightFan.com or contact Mr. Jay Martin at (765) 210-5581 or at jabentertainment@yahoo.com

WEDNESDAY, May 3rd, 2006, AT 5:30 PM, PT

Through The Fence!
At Cowboy's In Kennesaw, Georgia, USA
By Wil Nix

Friday night, April 28th, 2006, ISCF & IKF Promoter Chris Stolzman and his Knuckle Up Team hosted "Bring the Pain," at Cowboy's In Kennesaw, Georgia, USA. The crowd was treated to plenty of excitement and courage in the ring. The audience got to see everything from an amazing display of kicks and punches to some of the best groundwork the fight game has to offer. When they say fights are for the fans, "Bring tha Pain," brought that message home.
Here are the nights results...

  1. Cal Yarborough vs. Jerry Hinton
    Round 1: When the bell rang both fighters came with their all. Both displayed amazing kickboxing talent. Hinton and Yarborough both landed vicious attacks that could have ended other fights, but each fought through. Neither established himself as the dominant fighter, nor could they finish their attacks.
    Round 2: The excitement continued in the second with both fighters exchanging flurries, however, their inabilities to end the fight on the ground prevented either from putting away his opponent. Hinton attempted a few unsuccessful submissions (Arm bars), which usually led to a swing in momentum toward Yarborough.
    Round 3: Yarborough began to achieve a slight edge in the third round. This was seen as he would take position and began to ground and pound on Hinton. This is what finally ended the bout.
    Yarborough achieved rear mount and began a barrage upon the head of Hinton, causing referee George Allen to stop the fight.

  2. Brad Wright vs. C.J Jordan
    Round 1: Wright showed early that he was going to dominate the ground game. With a quick takedown and passing of guard Wright had Jordan scrambling to find his game. Jordan, however, did not roll over; he gave Wright a battle and reversed positions. Then Wright was able to regain the advantage shortly before the bell rang.
    Round 2: The fight began to go Wright's way in the second round as well. With both fighters on the ground, Jordan made an unsuccessful attempt at a triangle submission that cost him the fight.
    Wright achieved mount and began pummeling Jordan, who was forced to tap at 3:36 in Round 2.

  3. Robi Ramey vs. John Miller
    Round 1: From the start both of these heavyweight fighters put on a show. Miller and Ramey exchanged vicious knees, one that got a warning from referee George Allen because Miller was still on his knees.
    At 4:10 in the first round Ramey ran Miller through the cage and onto the floor, causing considerable excitement for the fans and the event crew. Neither man appeared hurt, and after a brief stoppage for repairs, the fight continued.
    Ramey and Miller returned to exchanging knee attacks and Ramey was able to take Miller to the ground for some pounding. However, Miller was not to be out done and reversed the position and dealt punishment of his own right as the bell rang.
    Sadly, Ramey was unable to answer the bell to Round 2 due to injury causing referee George Allen to call the fight for Miller.

  4. Chris Cape vs. Clay Harvison
    Round 1: Both men come out with solid standup, delivering a flurry of punches, kicks and knees. Harvison led early but Cape was able to reverse this with his solid standup game. Harvison attempted a double leg takedown that Cape sprawled out of and achieved side mount. Harvison was bleeding profusely. Cape made an attempt at a chimera but failed.
    Round 2: Harvison had ground to make up and Cape would not give it up easy. The fight went to the ground where Cape was dominating. Cape gained mount and Havrison turned to his back allowing Cape to achieve a rear naked choke. Harvison tapped out at 2:14 in Round 2.

  5. Jeff Johnston vs. Phillip Beard
    Round 1: From all aspects it was obvious of the reach and height advantage that Johnston had over Beard. However, Beard gave a spectacular performance on a fight notice of only 3 days. Beard attempted a double leg takedown that failed. Johnston then gets Beard on the ground and begins an assault on the fighter's head.
    Referee George Allen stopped the fight in favor of Johnston early in the first round.

  6. John Trent vs. Ted Kaouk
    Round 1: Early on both men threw kicks, punches and knees with much ferocity. Trent then got Kaouh in a guillotine choke. Kaouh was able to escape to gain an advantage; he achieved top mount and began to land some successful punches. Trent was able to reverse the position and land some of his own strikes. Neither fighter had a clear advantage after Round 1.
    Round 2: Kaouh started dominant with punches and a quick takedown. Kaouh attempted an ankle lock but Trent defended successfully. However, Kaouh retained a prevailing position and began to override the defenses of Trent.
    Trent tapped out due to strikes.

  7. Pro Muay Thai: Freddie Assuncao Vs Philip Botha
    Round 1: Neither fight establish a rhythm but Assuncao began a slow approach that won a few strikes.
    Round 2: Botha came up with a pattern and plan. This got Assuncao backing up, but he had a strong counter attack of punches and kicks in the last few seconds of the round.
    Round 3: Both fighters continued their countering dance. Assunceao however, ended strong giving him a split decision win over Botha.

  8. Douglas Lima vs. Albert Stainback
    Round 1: Lima and Stainback come out swinging. Lima's reach keeps Stainback at bay. Stainback gets Lima trapped on the fence, but both break and soon end on the floor. Both men struggle for position. Lima then gets to Stainback's rear and traps him in a rear naked choke, causing Stainback to tap out at 3:03 in Round 1.

  9. PRO MMA: Mike Walbrite vs Andrew Earles
    Round 1: Two gentlemen from Kentucky came to "Bring Tha' Pain," to give Georgia a show. Walbrite and Earles both seemed to want to hurt each other. Walbrite was the early aggressor and landed early, but Earles soon would return the favor. Earles seemed to have more ground skills, but could not stop the overpowering Walbrite.
    Round 2: Earles through a kick that landed on the shoulder of Walbrite. This got Earles taken to the floor. Walbrite then clearly shouted "Get up!" at his opponent. Another flurry then began. Earles then fell to the floor, where Walbrite punished him until the end of the round. The fight ended when Earles could not answer the bell for Round 3.

  10. Pro MMA: Micah Miller vs Larry Landry
    Round 1: During the opening secconds of the fight Miller and Landry tied up and with Miller going to the ground. Landry then called for assistance to Referee George Allen, due to an eye injury. An inadvertent thumb to the eye had the officials rule the fight a no-contest as Landry was checked out by the medical staff. Later it was determined that Landry had suffered a corneal abrasion.

  11. Pro MMA: David Derby vs Diego Sariava
    Round 1: Derby came out swinging hard but Saraiva's ground game was too skilled to be out done. The match was filled with both fighters shifting on the floor for position. Saraiava's Brazilian ju-jitsu skilled showed when he landed a heal hook to end the match at 4:32 in Round 1.

  12. Pro MMA: Scott Hope vs Junior Assuncao
    Round 1: The dominance Junior Assuncao was evident from the beginning. His aggression and strength were demonstrated early. Hope did not rollover for his opponent, but gave a superb defense.
    Assuncao dominated both the standup and ground game, finally having the fight ended with a stoppage when Hope's defenses failed him.

For more info contact Mr. Chris Stolzman at (404) 247-5494 or cstolzman@velocitykickboxing.com or go to www.KnuckleUp.tv

TUESDAY, May 2nd, 2006, AT 8:30 PM, PT

RESULTS FROM
CLASH IN THE CAGE II
Grain Valley, Missouri, USA

By ISCF Representative Benjamin Nogueras Jr.: Well, what can I say about this show, except that it was everything everyone had hoped for. As I walked into the venue, I quickly noticed the great cage setup, the flashing lights, the numerous security and wait staff, all organized and ready to roll. Everything seemed in order, and very well put together. The event seemed to have reached capacity at the Whisky Tango venue, and the energy in the place was so thick you could feel it.

Here are the nights Results:

  1. Adrien Lewis vs Michael Lucas
    The first fight started off with two warriors exploding on the scene. Andrien "A-Train" Lewis and Michael Lukas started out with a double-leg shot from A-Train in an attempt to take Mr. Lucas to the ground. Lukas however attempted to counter with punches to the head and body to discourage A-Train, but A-Trains determination resulted in the take down to position himself for a ground fight. Both warriors fought for dominant position, but A-Train came out on top. A-Train positioned himself to setup a neck crank, which resulted in a tap out at 2:22 of the first round.
    Andrien A-Train Lewis wins by submission over Michael Lukas.

  2. Jesse Wolf vs Bryan Timmons
    The second fight started with both fighters feeling each other out with some quick jabs then a single-leg shot from Jesse Wolfe. Brian Timmons however fought Jesse off with a barrage of left hooks to the body and head which positioned himself to pick Jesse up and slam him to the mat. On landing, Jesse took control by putting Brian into a guillotine, but it was short lived as Brian valiantly worked his way out of it. After a few seconds of no action. Referee, Rob Kimmons brought both fighters back to their feet. Although there were only ten seconds left both fighters went right back at each other with fist flying until the bell rang.
    In the second round Jesse quickly took Brian down to the mat and started working his ground game. Jesse worked himself into mount position and started in on Brian with an effective ground and pound game. After a few seconds of Jesse's ground and pound, Brian started fighting back from the mat to position himself into a mount position. Jesse however fought a clever fight and caught the tough Brian in a Triangle choke.
    Jesse Wolf wins by Triangle Choke submission in the second round 3:28 into the round.

  3. Nathan "Bo" Cash vs Anthony Young
    This was a battle from the start. Both fighters banging it out with fist flying. Anthony Young clearly winning the stand up game with great punching skills and knees. Bo, however fought through everything Anthony dished out, and was able to display his strengths by getting Anthony to the ground and dominating with his mount and ground game. Bo controlled the second half of the 1st round with his mount position and ground and pound efforts. Anthony however showed some life in the last few seconds by fighting back from the ground.
    Second round started with a bang, as Bo takes Anthony to the ground and quickly mounts him. Bo attempts to land a barrage of ground and pound blows in the mount position but Anthony answers him with a few punches from the guard position as well. Bo dominates this second round with his strong mount position and ground-and-pound attempts.
    The third and final round starts and ends the same as the second. Bo shoots for a take down and quickly mounts Anthony. Anthony fights hard to get out of the mount but Bo dominates with his ground-and-pound in the mount position.
    Nathan "Bo" Cash wins by unanimous decision.
  4. Travis Sveum vs Daniel Young
    Both fighters come out Swinging, Kicking and Slamming! Daniel came to slug it out with bad intentions, but Travis picks Daniel up for a slam, which results in some serious ground fighting. Travis attempted to take mount, but was unable to capitalize on his great slam. Daniel's defense was strong and kept Travis from advancing his mount. Daniel however was warned for an illegal knee, which resulted in both being positioned for a stand up fight. The bell rang a few seconds after they started again.
    In round two, Travis shot in to take Daniel down, but Daniel landed a right round house to Travis mid-section. Travis however pushed through the kick to take Daniel down. While on the ground both fighters exchanged taking control of the ground game by fighting for dominance in their mount attempts.
    In round three, Travis once again shot in for single leg but was caught by Daniel in a rear naked choke. Travis valiantly fought out of the choke and took dominance for the remainder of the fight.
    Travis wins by unanimous decision.

  5. Jennifer Babcock vs Sharissa Davis
    Now in this female MMA fight, both ladies came out to show off their finely tuned jujitsu skills. Jenn Babcock came out swinging but was quickly taken down by Sharissa. Sharissa quickly applied a guillotine which she sunk in tight. But the valiant warrior in Jenn, helped her over come the anaconda squeeze that Sharissa had on her. Jenn somehow managed to get loose of Sharissa's grip, to take mount and land a barrage of punches. Jenn mount and ground-and-pound proved difficult for Sharissa, which resulted in a referee stoppage at 1:31 seconds in the first round.
    Jen Babcock wins by TKO in the first round.

  6. Jesse Pringle vs Mike Holderby
    Talk about Entertainment! This was a quick fight, but sure entertaining. Both fighters came out to make their presence felt. From the moment of the start bell, to the end of the fight, all I remember was knees and punches flying, and at the end of it all, Jesse Pringle's hand was held high in a win over a brave and determined, Michael Holderby. The fight ends by TKO in the first round at 58 seconds.
    Jesse Pringle wins by TKO in the first.

  7. Bryan Oxner vs Adam Reinbold
    Both fighters came to fight, but Adam laid down a barrage of punches that Bryan could not answer. The fight ended 17 seconds in the first round by TKO.
    Adam Reinbold wins by TKO in the first.

  8. Drew Garcia vs Joshua Freeman
    Talk about Intense! Both of these guys brought their A-game for this match. Drew and Josh started this fight with fists flying. Josh was the aggressor in this bought, but Drew won the stand-up battle. Josh however was relentless with his ground game. Josh was able to get Drew down with a double leg slam to the mat and then quickly applied a guillotine. Drew however was able to fight his way out of it. 34 seconds into round two Drew caught Josh shooting in for a take down, with a knee to the head which split open a gash over Josh's left eye.
    The referee, Rob Kimmons stopped the bout, which resulted in a TKO win for Drew Garcia.

  9. Dominic Brown vs Marshall Jackson
    You could feel the Bad intentions between both these guys, but Dominic quickly makes his intentions known as he dominates over another hopeful fighter. Marshall came to fight but was unaware of the game plan Dominic put in place to control the fight.
    With a barrage of punches and kicks, that easily arrived to their destination, Dominic Brown wins by TKO in the first round.

  10. In the Main Event: Eric Marriott vs Zach McDonald
    Before the fight Zach McDonald said he was brining the Texas heat with him, and he did. Zack exploded on the mat with an impressive combination of a spin kick, followed by a spinning back-fist which almost caught Eric Marriott. Eric however brought the rain down on Zach to cool his aggression, and took Zach to the mat with a double leg take down. Eric quickly mounted Zach and took control of the fight. Eric then applied a side neck crank which proved difficult for Zach. Zach fought valiantly by throwing a few punches to the side of the head of Eric to loosen up the tight grip Eric had on him. Ultimately Eric brought the determined Zach, to submission. This fight was a great match up which brought the crowd to their feet. What a great fight!
    Eric Marriot wins by submission at 2:36 seconds of the first.

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

MORE ISCF NEWS FOR 5-2-06

Results From Cage Of Honors
"Bound For Glory"
Springfield, Missouri, USA

ISCF Missouri, USA: This past Saturday night, April 29th, CAGE OF HONOR hosted 2,200 fans to "Bound For Glory" at the Weiser Gymnasium on the Drury Campus in Springfield, Missouri, USA.

Here are the nights results.

  1. Jesse Wolf defeated Jeremy Henderson Round 1 TKO via Referee Stoppage.
  2. Jeremy Harris, defeated Mike Scarantino Round 1 KO.
  3. Jay Gould defeated Scott Manly Round 1 TKO via Referee Stoppage.
  4. Jacob Ritchie defeated Michael Sierra Round 1 submission, Guillotine.
  5. James Head defeated Chuck Rainey Round 2 submission via Rear Naked Choke.
  6. 5-18-06: DECISION CHANGED: Russell Crandon Vs Jamze Hampleman
    DECISION: After video review of this bout by the ISCF, the bout decision has been changed from a win for Crandon to a "No Contest".
    REASON: As Hampleman was charging at Crandon, he slipped on a wet mat, causing his hands to drop down. At this moment he took a punch from Crandon which took him down. As Hampleman quickly got up the Referee stopped the bout. In our opinion of what we saw, Hampleman was never in any danger, nor hurt and the Referee stopped the bout too soon thus bringing us to rule the bout a "No Contest" with a mandatory rematch which has already been scheduled for the June 10th Cage Of Honor. Good luck to both fighters!
  7. Scott Bear defeated Lucas Predmore Round 1 TKO via Referee Stoppage.
  8. Jeremiah Haynes defeated Brad Sawyer Round 1 TKO via Referee Stoppage.
  9. Sean Erickson defeated Robert Ritchie Round 1 TKO via Referee Stoppage.
  10. Colby Tierney defeated Nolan Armpriester Round 1 submission via Guillotine.

For more info on this event, 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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MONDAY, May 1st, 2006, AT 10:30 PM, PT

RESULTS FROM
"BATTLEZONE 6... TRUE VENGEANCE"
Morgan City, Louisiana, USA

ISCF - IKF Louisiana, USA: This past Saturday night, April 29th, IKF & ISCF Promoter Stephen Miller made his IKF & ISCF Debut with "BATTLEZONE 6... TRUE VENGEANCE" at the Morgan City Municipal Auditorium in Morgan City, Louisiana, USA.
Here are the nights results below.

  1. ISCF MMA: Derrick Hood defeated Justin Thibodeaux by TKO in Round 1
  2. ISCF MMA: Harry Wells defeated Germaine Francois TKO in Round 2
  3. ISCF MMA: Blaze Bourg defeated Wesley Mackey TKO in Round 1
  4. ISCF MMA: Marshall Thomson defeated Thomas Panico by decision.
  5. ISCF MMA: Hank Hamilton defeated Wesley Suncheefore Submission in Round 2
  6. ISCF MMA: Chris Salinas defeated Sean Mason Submission in Round 2
  7. ISCF MMA: Jimmy Richard defeated Ricky Lachney TKO in Round 1
  8. IKF KICKBOXING Calvin Miller defeated Bryan Covington decision.
  9. IKF KICKBOXING Sky Rockett defeated Matt Dalton decision.

For more info please contact Mr. Stephen Miller At (985) 384-5425 or at mcfighthouse@yahoo.com

MORE ISCF NEWS OF 5-1-06

RESULTS FROM
"Fight Night"
Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA

By ISCF Representative Andres Landor: On April 22nd, Tony Jarreau hosted the first Fight Night at Gladiator Academy in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, USA. The event was actually used to demonstrate the various forms of fighting that is taught at the Academy and to showcase some of the students who train at Gladiator Academy. Fans of various fighting techniques showed up to a cozy arena with both a 20 x 20 cage and a boxing ring for a night of nonstop action.

The event began with the owner Tony Jarreau addressing the crowd about the gym and some of its benefits. He also introduced some of the instructors of the gym to include Professional MMA fighter Crazy Tim Credeur who holds a black belt in BJJ. Fighting for the nights event began with a submission grappling bout, an amateur kickboxing bout and an amateur boxing bout. The action was then moved from the ring to the cage for a night of referee stoppage and submissions. Here's the nights results below.

  1. FEATHERWEIGHT
    Leigh Wright (Gladiator Academy, 135) Vs Zack Adinoff (Team Infern, 144)
    Winner by Referee stoppage 10 seconds of the third round Leigh Wright.
  2. WELTERWEIGHT
    Andy Chapman (Gladiator Academy, 160) vs Charles Dupree (Team Inferno, 158)
    Winner by submission (rear choke) 30 seconds of the first round Andy Chapman.
  3. WELTERWEIGHT
    Justin Strodderd (Cajun Karate, 170) vs Peter Machado (167)
    Winner by submission (rear naked choke) 1:06 of round 1 Justin Strodderd.
  4. HEAVYWEIGHT
    Keith Warner (Gladiator Academy, 217) vs Mike Wilhite (Mercenary Martial Arts, 252)
    Winner by referee stoppage :55 seconds of the first round Keith Warner.
  5. WELTERWEIGHT
    Brandon Jennies (Gladiator Academy, 155) vs Russell Watson (Team Inferno, 160)
    Winner by referee stoppage :24 seconds of round 1 Brandon Jennies.
  6. MIDDLEWEIGHT
    Francisco Conales (Team Inferno, 184) vs Alex Duncan (Kung Fu Athletic Academy, 171)
    Winner by submission (rear naked choke) 1:23 of round 1 Francisco Conales.
  7. LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT
    Matt Brown (Gladiator Academy, 200) vs Freddy Lopez (Lopez Martial Arts, 200)
    Winner by referee stoppage 1:53 of round 1 Matt Brown.
  8. FEATHERWEIGHT
    Dustin Johnson (Gladiator Academy, 143) vs Jack Posey (Mercenary Martial Arts, 145)
    Winner by referee stoppage :23 seconds of round 1 Dustin Johnson.

For more info please contact Mr. Tony Jarreau At (225) 218-8871 or at JarreauInvestLLC@aol.com or go to www.GladiatorsAcademy.com


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