Saturday, June 1, 2013

Alex Halkias and Behrang Yousefi Gunning for Key Win at “Earthquake”

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This Friday’s King of the Cage event is titled “Earthquake”, and the June 7th card will feature a bout that could have a big impact on the promotion’s featherweight division, as Behrang Yousefi will take on Alex Halkias. Both men have impressed since they transitioned into pro MMA in recent years, and a win over the other will make a statement about where they sit in the promotion’s rankings.

Wednesday, May 29, 2013

Steve Dubeck and Chris “Auto” Mattock Ready for Battle at “Earthquake”


Steve Dubeck and Chris “Auto” Mattock may be at different junctures of their pro MMA careers, but both will be looking to build momentum when they fight at King of the Cage Canada’s June 7th, “Earthquake” card.

Saturday, April 6, 2013

Elmer Waterhen KOs Garett Davis at “Monster Smash” to Retain Canadian Welterweight Title

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Here are the results from KOTC Canada’s “Monster Smash” event Friday in Edmonton, which saw Canadian Welterweight Champion Elmer Waterhen defend his title, by knocking out former champ Garett Davis in six seconds. Waterhen, who is also the Canadian middleweight champion, also defeated Davis by unanimous decision last November. 

Tuesday, April 2, 2013

Garett Davis Plans To “Smash” And “Finish” Elmer Waterhen At KOTC's "Monster Smash"


Although Garett Davis is coming off several setbacks, including an 18 month layoff due to injuries and a loss to Elmer Waterhen, the Vancouver welterweight is certain his time as KOTC Canadian champion is not over. This Friday night at the Mirage Banquet Hall in Edmonton, Alberta, Davis will get an opportunity to prove just that, when he squares off with the newly crowned champ Waterhen for a second time.


Monday, April 1, 2013

Heading Into Rematch With Garett Davis, Elmer Waterhen Says “My Gameplan Always Stays the Same...Outstrike The Guy”


Although Elmer Waterhen is coming off a 2012 campaign where he added not one, but two King of the Cage Canadian titles to his resume, the middleweight and welterweight champ remains as soft spoken as ever. Despite his previous win over Garett Davis in November, which ended the veteran’s reign as the Canadian 170 pound champ, Waterhen isn’t about to change his complimentary tune heading into their rematch.