King Of The Cage Is Back At San Manuel

The Evolution Of Combat Makes A Comeback With Fierce Headlining Matches

August 14, 2008

San Manuel Indian Bingo & Casino

777 San Manuel Blvd.

Highland, California

- Special Thanks go out to Eric Valenzuela for the correction on the main event:

San Manuel Indian Nation, Calif. – July 31, 2008 – Thursday, August 14, San Manuel Indian Bingo and

Casino is proud to bring the excitement of King of the Cage, the finest in mixed martial arts competition,

back to their showroom.  Tickets are available now at Ticketmaster.com and the San Manuel Box Office for

$50, $75, and $110.

King of the Cage is all about the punches, kicks, elbows, knees, big knockouts, technical submissions,

take-downs, and strategy.  It’s not like any other sporting event you will ever see.  Fighters are encouraged

to incorporate numerous fighting styles from Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu to wrestling, Muay Thai to boxing, in addition

to many more.  Although in order to consistently be victorious, participants must be versatile with all

techniques of the fighting game. 

Featured fights will include Victor "Joe Boxer" Valenzuela vs. Joe Camacho. 

Another featured fight is a rematch between Anthony Lapsley vs. Aaron “Slam” Wetherspoon.  Lapsley with

a record of 11-3-0 and Wetherspoon with a record of 7-2-0 had their previous match-up at “Opposing Force”

ruled as a No Contest. 

In addition, Daniel Hernandez (2-3-0) will meet up against Rick Legere who is undefeated at 4-0-0.  Also a

match between Mike Guymon (7-2-1) vs. James “The Educator” Fanshier (15-8-0) is set to take place.  Plus

many other fights will be featured.  (Fights subject to change).

Doors open at 6:30 the night of the fights. A 21-and-older age requirement to enter the Casino is strictly

enforced.

About San Manuel Indian Bingo and Casino

San Manuel Indian Bingo and Casino is Southern California’s one-stop destination for entertainment and fun.

The casino is just 70 minutes from downtown Los Angeles and a short drive from the LA-Ontario International

Airport. Guests enjoy 3,500 of the latest slots, live poker and Vegas-style blackjack, high-limit gaming, high-

stakes bingo, incredible entertainment, sumptuous dining and a generous player’s reward program. Owned

and operated by the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, the casino has been providing fun and excitement

since 1986. Since that time, players have received over $2 billion in cash, prizes and giveaways, making any

visit to San Manuel an exciting and memorable experience. For more information on San Manuel Indian

Bingo and Casino, please visit their Web site at www.sanmanuel.com or call 800-359-2464.

- From the Sam Manuel Indian Bingo and Casino with a little editing from us (color, etc...)

- Corrected to reflect Joe Camacho against Victor Valenzuela (not Buddy Clinton)

Subject to change
 

(7/31/08)