NFC 20th Anniversary Fight

This fight card, for our 20th Anniversary, will have both professional and amateur MMA and muay thai fights featuring some of the Southeast’s best MMA and muay thai men and women.

FIGHT CARD

PRO MMA *** 155+2 lbs: Jonathan Francois (Team Savage Squad, 0-0) vs BillyJack Cupp (2-0) *** 185+2 lbs: Louis Brewington (Team Manu, 0-1) vs Derik Overstreet (Nashville, TN, 1-1) *** Terrance Hodges (2 -7) vs Alton Meeks (3-1) *** 163+2 lbs: Zac Cooper (SBG Buford, 4-6) vs Jason Wolf (Striker Fight Center, 4-8)

ADVANCED AMATEUR MMA *** 135+2 lbs: Jarrett Gibson (Hardknox MMA, 0-3) vs Chris Dean (ATT Team Lima, 0-3)

ADVANCED AMATEUR MUAY THAI *** 170+2 lbs: Dwayne Loudermilk (X3 Sports, 2-1) vs Larry Stewart (Knuckle Up Fitness, 3-1)

AMATEUR MMA *** 205+2 lbs: Christopher Hicks (ATT Atlanta, 0-0) vs Josh Doster (Bodyshot Combat Club, 0-0) *** 185+2 lbs: Xavier Horton (Ground n Pound Elite, 1-0) vs Buddy Conley (Against The Grain MMA & Kickboxing, 0-0) *** Heavyweight: Jonathan Coffey (Mushindo Marietta, 1-0) vs Darrius Jackson (North Carolina, 1-0) *** 145+2 lbs: Jon Ortiz (Mushindo Marietta, 0-0) vs Israel Bello (Team Manu, 0-0) *** 185+2 lbs: Adrian Hayes (Gracie Decatur, 1-1) vs Manny Ahoua (Team Manu, 0-0) *** 145+2 lbs: Luis Hernandez (SBG Buford, 1-1) vs Talamii Scott (Apex MMA, 0-1) *** 155+2 lbs: Keith Tremege (ATT Team Lima, 0-1) vs Jonathan Ramirez (Team Manu, 0-0) *** 145+2 lbs: Jovanni Butler (ATT Team Lima, 1-1) vs Antonio Walker (Blacksheep MMA,  0-3)

AMATEUR MUAY THAI *** 133+2 lbs: Khumra Aungkh (Knuckle Up Fitness, 1-1) vs Tony Hope (Bangkok Boxing, 2-0)

Please note that when you purchase tickets for an NFC fight night…you are purchasing tickets to the NFC fight night, not ONLY to see a fighter. There are no refunds on ticket sales as long as the NFC fight night still takes place. NFC does everything it can to have all the fighters fight on the fight card. But some times fights fall through due to injuries, sickness, a fighter not getting his / her blood test or eye exam turned into the Athletic Commission, not making weight, etc.

This is similar to an example of buying tickets to an Atlanta Hawks game when the LA Lakers come in town and you’re wanting to go see your favorite player Lebron James. Should Lebron get injured, your ticket is still valid for the Hawks game and there are no refunds.

The NFC pays all fighters a commission on their ticket sales, so your ticket sale is directly benefitting the fighter that you select at checkout.