Cage Fury Fighting Championships and Fury Professional Grappling have confirmed that they will return to their regular home at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia for the latest submission grappling event, and they've booked some notable names for the card.
The main card of CFFC 119 served up a feast of finishes in Florida as Gregg “The Greatest” Ellis fought through the pain barrier to dethrone Donovan Beard to capture the CFFC middleweight title in Tampa.
Donovan Beard looked to be in a decent spot. Training in his hometown of Hot Springs, Arkansas with a healthy crop of clients to work with on the side, things were looking good for “The Highlight Reel.” Then, when he captured the vacant CFFC middleweight title with a triangle-choke finish of Miles Lee at CFFC 111, things looked even better.
Hugh Pulley has a new fighting moniker, and the Cage Fury FC welterweight contender hopes the change will mark the start of a new chapter in his MMA career.
The second leg of Cage Fury Fighting Championships’ double-header delivered another spectacular night as fans at the 2300 Arena saw three new champions crowned in Philadelphia.
Cage Fury Fighting Championships has a new lightweight champion after Cedric Gunnison narrowly defeated former champ Zulkarnaiyn Kamchybekov after five closely-contested rounds at CFFC 117.
Raheam Forest is undefeated and carries championship gold around his waist, but the man known to his fans as “Rambo” is only just getting started as he looks to make his name as a top-level welterweight.
After going the distance to win the title in his last outing, CFFC heavyweight champion Greg Velasco is hoping to use the experience to take him to new heights as he puts his title on the line for the first time at CFFC 117.
A familiar face is returning to Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC), but this time instead of showcasing her talent in the cage, she’ll be making an impact behind the scenes.