Four title fights sit up top on a stacked card of amateur MMA. In the main event the 559 Fights and CAMO State Lightweight king Abraham Del Toro is right back at it, to defend the throne versus new challenger Joey Sandoval out of Porterville, Ca. Madera's (5-1) Del Toro is fresh off his first title defense where he stopped his opponent by tko in dominant fashion at 559 Fights 105.
“He’s always ready to fight, does everything the right way outside the cage, is a killer inside the cage and has a huge fan base”.
Del Toro takes on the undefeated (3-0) Joey Sandoval out of Porterville. Younger brother to Martine Sandoval, a former 559 Fights champ that has now moved on to the pros. Joey Sandoval has picked up three wins since beginning his amateur career only a little more then five months ago at 559 Fights 102.
In the co main event the 559 Fights and CAMO State Featherweight Championship will be up for grabs. When Tracy's (8-2) Ramon Cornejo takes on (6-2) Weston Quiroz out of Agoura Hills, Ca. Cornejo who trains out of Castro MMA looks to regain the state title for the second time, but will have a tough Weston Quiroz across the cage. He is looking for success in his second attempt at a state title. Quiroz is on a three fight win streak and holds an amateur title in the Southern California area.
“Cornejo vs. Quiroz is one of the better fights you could possibly make in the state right now, regardless of weight class” said 559 Fights Owner Jeremy Luchau in regards to the match up.
The big guys take to the cage in a light heavyweight bout that will determine the new 559 Fights And CAMO State Light Heavyweight Champion. With the titles now vacant, former champion (5-1) Kyle Mask out of Madera Martial Arts takes on (4-1) Kyle Clark out of the El Nino Training Center.
“Mask vs. Clark is a monster fight, both guys are as high level as it comes right now. This is a huge fight for the Valley” Said Luchau.
Madera's Kyle Mask got back on track with a win at 559 Fights 104. Clark will make his 559 Fights debut after going on a four fight win streak in the Bay Area.
A new 559 Fights Flyweight Champion will also be crowned when former bantamweight champion (4-1) Jose Aquiniga comes down in weight to welcome former title challenger (3-2) George Burgos out of Parlier, Ca.
“It’s exciting to have Burgos back and ready to compete. 559 Fights has a history of high-level flyweights, Burgos vs. Aguiniga will showcase that” Said 559 Fights Owner Jeremy Luchau.
559 Fights 106 card:
559 Fights & CAMO State Lightweight Championship
(5-1) Abraham Del Toro vs (3-0) Joey Sandoval
559 Fights & CAMO State Featherweight Championship
(8-2) Ramon Cornejo vs (6-2) Weston Quiroz
559 Fights & CAMO State Light Heavyweight Championship
(5-1) Kyle Mask vs (4-1) Kyle Clark
559 Fights Flyweight Championship
(3-2) George Burgos vs (4-1) Jose Aguiniga
(3-4) Paul Porter vs (3-1) Ian Russel
(2-2) Jose Riojas vs (2-3) Michael Brown
(0-0) Leo Lisitsyn vs (0-0) Drew Nasoin
(0-0) Trevor Salas vs (0-0) Michael Afzali Jr
(0-0) Lorenzo Quintana vs (0-0) Sajin Zacarias
(0-0) Rickey Furr vs (0-3) Alex Vera-Chavez
(0-0) Joseph Cruz vs (0-0) Jose Magana
(0-0) Anthony Fernandez vs (0-0) Faysal Shahaby
(0-0) Josh McMillon vs (0-0) Damien Iapichino
(0-0) Evan Morales vs tba
(1-0) Hunter Thompson vs tba
(0-0) Israel Aldama vs tba
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By: Daniel "Trip" Quintana www.noweakshitever.com
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