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In third pro fight, Phumi Nkuta ready for CFFC title: I’ve been preparing for this my whole life

BAD MMA News — Wed, 10 Mar 2021 16:18:26 +0000

For an athlete to challenge for a CFFC title in just their third professional contest seems a rather daunting task, but flyweight Phumi Nkuta welcomes that exact assignment with open arms. “At the end of the day, I’ve been preparing for this my whole life,” Nkuta said. “I don’t care what my pro record says. I could be 2-0. I could be 1-0. I still know I can hang in there with some of the best in the world.” The 25-year-old Nkuta made his pro debut in October 2019, picking up a decision win under the Bellator banner.

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After stellar CFFC debut, Tycen Lynn remains intent on taking toughest fights available

BAD MMA News — Tue, 09 Mar 2021 14:45:01 +0000

Tycen Lynn made quite the splash in his CFFC debut, choking out a highly-touted bantamweight prospect in Phil Caracappa this past November. But the man known as “Shin to Chin” said he wasn’t among those who were surprised with the upset victory. “I was very happy with the result,” Lynn said. “I thought everything went well, pretty much to plan. He ended up taking me down, and I just got back to my feet

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CFFC announces back-to-back shows in March, including champs Collin Huckbody, Alberto Trujillo

BAD MMA News — Sat, 30 Jan 2021 03:12:42 +0000

CFFC is set to host the promotion’s first two events of 2021 when the organization returns to Philadelphia’s 2300 Arena on March 10-11 for a pair of shows to stream on UFC Fight Pass. The promotion today announced the two cards, which will serve as CFFC 92 and CFFC 93 and will take place with limited fans in attendance. “Despite all the challenges that 2020 presented to us, it remained one of the best years in Cage Fury Fighting Championships history, and we’re committed to reaching even new heights in 2021,” CFFC President Rob Haydak stated. “We’re starting it out with two of our newest champions looking to defend their belts and continue their rise to the sport’s biggest promotions, while a pair of vacant belts will also be on the line as we look to find the best up-and-coming talent in MMA. With strong lineups already being planned for events in April and May, as well, fans can expect CFFC to continue providing action-packed events every time out.” Four championship fights were announced for the two-night lineup. At CFFC 92, flyweight champion Alberto Trujillo (5-1) seeks the first defense of his belt when he takes on fast-rising Ray Longo product Phumi Nkuta (2-0), while the co-main event sees Uzbekistan’s Saidyokub Kakharamonov (7-2) face Charlie’s Combat Club’s Tycen Lynn (8-4) for the bantamweight title recently vacated by Jared Scoggins

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CFFC announces back-to-back shows in March, including champs Collin Huckbody, Alberto Trujillo – MMA Junkie