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CFFC 104 results: Blake Bilder’s triangle choke sleeps opponent to claim vacant featherweight title

BAD MMA News — Sat, 18 Dec 2021 05:41:46 +0000

Cage Fury Fighting Championships returned to action on Friday evening with two titles on the line in the promotion’s final event of 2021. In the main event of CFFC 104 , the vacant featherweight title was up for grabs between Blake Bilder and Frankie Buenafuente . Buenafuente (10-6) dominated the opening round with heavy top pressure grappling, largely controlling every moment of the first frame on the mat. The fight would see the second round and Buenafuente continued to lead the dance early

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CFFC champ Phumi Nkuta: ‘I can beat the best flyweights in the world’

BAD MMA News — Thu, 16 Dec 2021 13:36:37 +0000

CFFC flyweight champion Phumi Nkuta is excited for the opportunity to notch another defense of his title, but make no mistake about it, that’s not the last belt he plans on winning. “I feel like I was a champ before I even got the belt,” Nkuta said. “At the end of the day, man, the guys who work with me and the guys who came with me – Ray Longo, Steve Lee, Dennis Buzukja, the guys in the gym – they already know that I can beat the best flyweights in the world, that I could beat a guy like Brandon Moreno, that I could beat a guy like Deiveson Figueiredo. “All these wins at this point, these matches at this point, are really just to convince the people in the UFC and the people in the crowd. That’s about it. We already know we’re there.” “Turbo” certainly isn’t lacking in confidence, but it’s not just big talk

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For Eddy Torres, winning CFFC title about fulfilling a promise, but hard work just starting

BAD MMA News — Wed, 15 Dec 2021 14:33:51 +0000

Fighting is very much in Eddy Torres ’ blood. It was his mother, herself an avid boxer, who first taught him ‘the sweet science’ while growing up in Puerto Rico. His uncle was an accomplished boxer, as well. Torres grew up with dreams of playing professional baseball, but it was martial arts where he most excelled. From boxing, it was on to taekwondo. After that, muay Thai.

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