North American Fighting Championship Presents: "Stand Your Ground"
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: March 9, 2010
NORTH AMERICAN FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP
MAKES ITS DEBUT WITH
"STAND YOUR GROUND"
UFC veterans Jason Dent, Nick Agallar, and Sherman Pendergarst, plus former WEC title challenger Joe Pearson to compete
Milwaukee, Wisconsin (USA): Formerly known as Gladiators Cage Fighting, MMA fight promotion North American Fighting Championship will make its debut on Saturday, April 3rd with "Stand Your Ground" at Wisconsin State Fair Park in West Allis, WI.
The event will feature several nationally-known fighters, including Ultimate Fighter alum and UFC veteran Jason "Dynamite" Dent, well-travelled former Bodog/Bellator/WEC/UFC competitor Nick Agallar, another Bellator/UFC veteran in Sherman "The Tank" Pendergarst, and "The Triangular Strangler" Joe Pearson, who fought in Shooto and PRIDE and has also challenged former WEC Featherweight Champion Urijah Faber for the belt.
This star-studded card will showcase ten exciting fights, and ticket information is as follows: VIP Table seats - $100.00 and $70.00 (tables seat 10 people max, and include waitress service), Floor Reserved seats - $50.00 and $35.00. Tickets for "Stand Your Ground" are available at http://www.nafc.tv/, by calling (414) 967-7767, or at the door (cash only). Tickets may also be purchased at Duke Roufus MMA Academy, 320 N 76th St., Milwaukee, (414) 453-5425.
Check out the full fight card after the jump.
Jason "Dynamite" Dent (19-10, 15 submissions) is a multi-time UFC veteran who has won many regional MMA championships. He was also a participant in The Ultimate Fighter season 9: "United States vs. United Kingdom," where he reached the semifinals of the show by defeating recent Shine Fights signee Jeff Lawson by anaconda choke. Despite losing to eventual lightweight winner Ross Pearson via decision, "Dynamite" did go on to submit Cameron Dollar at the season finale of the show. Dent has established himself as a submission expert who is a threat to anyone in the lightweight division. He has taken on UFC veterans George Sotiropoulos, Gleison Tibau, Roger Huerta, Jeff Curran, and former IFL fighter Ryan Schultz.
Nick Agallar (22-6), a native of Racine, Wisconsin, is one of toughest lightweight fighters in the country. He runs his own gym, Agallar Combative systems, and possesses an extremely exciting well-rounded style. In all, Agallar has eight submission wins and eight TKO/KO wins on his record. During his career, he has faced world class competition including Bellator fighter Jorge Masvidal, UFC fighter "Handsome" Matt Wiman, PRIDE veteran Eiji Mitsuoka, and UFC/Bodog veteran Yves Edwards.
Sherman "The Tank" Pendergarst (11-16) has garnered a reputation for being a game opponent for anyone in the sport of MMA. A veteran of Bellator and the UFC, he fights all over the country, and subscribes to the mentality of "kill or be killed." Extremely tough, he has secured most of his victories by submission. He has stepped into the cage with UFC veterans Houston Alexander, Justin Eilers, Carmelo Marrero, and Tim Hague, as well as current UFC fighters Joey Beltran, Antoni Hardonk, and UFC Heavyweight title challenger Shane Carwin.
Joe "The Triangular Strangler" Pearson (33-14-1, 28 submissions) is one of the most unique fighters in the sport today. A Militech fighter, Pearson is considered one of the most prolific submission experts in MMA. But while being a great grappler does not necessarily guarantee notoriety, garnering 28 of your 33 wins by submission does. And when you add in the fact that 20 of those 28 submissions came via triangle-choke…one can see where Pearson got his nickname from. Now, this tapout extraordinaire brings his skill set to the NAFC. "The Triangular Strangler" has battled the likes of Japanese star Yoshiro Maeda, as well as current WEC fighters Raphael Assuncao, Erik Koch, former WEC Bantamweight Champion Miguel Torres, and former WEC featherweight kingpin Urijah Faber.
North American Fighting Championship is presented by Concede Fight Wear, Monster Energy Drink, FM 102.1 Milwaukee, Speedy Metals, and Med+Pro Imaging. Additional sponsorship and support is provided by Combat Corner Fight Shop, WICombatSports.com, ExpressMilwaukee.com, On the Border, Hooters Restaurants, The Milwaukee Times, Area Rental, Curtis Ambulance, Battle Against Dogfighting, Duke Roufus MMA Academy, and Budweiser/Beechwood Distributing. The official post-event after-party sponsor is StarBar, located at 631 N Milwaukee St., Milwaukee, WI.
The full fight card for "Stand Your Ground" includes:
Lightweight - 155 lbs. (3 Rounds)
Jason "Dynamite" Dent (Mentor, OH) vs. Tim Samelstad (Madison, WI)
Lightweight - 155 lbs. (3 rounds)
Nick Agallar (Racine, WI) vs. Ted "Red" Worthington (Des Moines, IA)
Heavyweight - 265 lbs. (3 rounds)
Sherman "Tank" Pendergarst (Bettendorf, IA) vs. Reese "Old Man" Shaner (Waukesha, WI)
Bantamweight - 135 lbs. (3 rounds)
Joe "The Triangular Strangler" Pearson (Davenport, IA) vs. Chico "King" Camus (Milwaukee, WI)
Light Heavyweight - 205 lbs. (3 rounds)
Justin "The Fighting Fireman" Lemke (Milwaukee, WI) vs. TBA
Light Heavyweight - 185 lbs. (3 rounds)
Karl "Robo Cop" Turek (Milwaukee, WI) vs. TBA
Flyweight - 125 lbs. (3 rounds)
Omar Choudhury (Shorewood, WI) vs. Chris Beck (Walworth, WI)
Featherweight - 145 lbs. (3 rounds)
Gary Schaumberg (West Bend, WI) vs. David Rhoads (Allenton, WI)
Featherweight - 145 lbs. (3 rounds)
Jose Pacheco (Milwaukee, WI) vs. "Nasty" Nick Dupees (Walworth, WI)
Light Heavyweight - 205 lbs. (3 rounds)
Kyle "Wicked" Weickhardt (Brookfield, WI) vs. Tim Nixon (Marquette, MI)
Welterweight - 170 lbs. (3 rounds)
Ricky Stettner (Kenosha, WI) vs. Desie "Dizzy Devil" Beadon (Madison, WI)
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Great ad for hyping the fighters, but selling tables to an MMA card. Its not comedy where you are mostly listening. Not sure this will be very successful.
might be
they do that at some local shows here…
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Most of the local shows I have ever been to here in south florida are held in old gyms, but I would think that it would be a viewing problem (honestly there is with most floor seats anyways) but do they do it with waitresses and the whole nine like a comedy show? Or just have tables as the seating?
tables and seating
but there were waitresses at the last show I went to….wasn’t a problem seeing the fights at all…
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Same here
The smaller shows will have tables where you’d normally have floor seats in an arena. The peeps pay higher prices for the tables, and get hooked up with concessions with waitresses that have wireless credit card things. It sounds cheezy, but it’s pretty swank from what I’ve seen.
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