Showing posts with label Myron Dennis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Myron Dennis. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 26, 2015

Legacy Kickboxing 2 Full Card

Legacy Kickboxing is back with their 2nd event with a full main card to be aired live on AXS TV Friday, May 29th.  

The event features a mix of Legacy Kickboxing and Glory World Series veterans in Brian Collette vs. Marcus Sursa and Myron Dennis vs. Warren Thompson, together with Clint Rhodes vs. Francois Ambang. MMA striker Andrea Lee looks to make her pro kickboxing debut against Lindsey Marino who is yet to be defeated in 2 pro kickboxing appearances.

Fight Card:

Main Card:
Tommy Diekmann  vs George Pacarariu
Dustin Johnson vs Bruno Carvalho
Brian Collette vs Marcus Sursa
Myron Dennis vs Warren Thompson
Lindsey Marino vs Andrea Lee

Clint Rhodes vs Francois Ambang
Kendrick Williams vs David Bosnick


Preliminary Card:
Nicolas Jacksonvs Christian Fulgium
Kenia Rosas vs Andy Nguyen
 

MMA – Tony Kelley vs Levi Mowles
MMA – Albert Tapia vs Matt Schnell
 

MMA – Mathew Ramos vs Loren Thibodeaux
Ammy MMA – Zach Albritton vs Mark Plata
Ammy MMA – Jared Owen vs Mike McGhehee

Wednesday, January 16, 2013

Randy Blake, Brian Collette, and 6 more heavyweights set for Road to Glory 8-man tournament at Xtreme Fight Night

The first event of Glory’s “Road to Glory” series will be taking place on February 1st in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Dale Cook’s Xtreme Fight Night promotions will be hosting the 8-man one night heavyweight tournament. The news was first reported by Liverkick.com.

Fighting in the tournament will be Randy Blake, Myron Dennis, Brian Collette, Manuel Quezada, Kyle Martin, Roy Boughton, Daniel Brison, and Jeremy Freitag. None of the opening round match-ups have been announced for the event. 

Blake and Collette are likely the most recognizable names to fans. Blake fought under the K-1 one banner last yea including headlining K-1's event in Los Angeles as well as fighting Mirko Cro Cop later in the year. Collette has been making his name on the east coast circuit and is seen by many as one of the best up and coming fighters in the heavyweight division.