Fantasy Fight Clube.com Presents

Ring Of Fire 27

"Collision Course"!

Line-up

December 9, 2006

Douglas County Event Center

Castle Rock, Colorado

RING OF FIRE promoter Sven BOOGIE Bean has released the full card for the 27th edition of RING OF

FIRE CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHTING. The event dubbed "COLLISION COURSE" is aptly named. The main

event features a match up between two of the most dominant 155lb fighters on the promotion's roster.

Champion Alvin KID Robinson puts his belt on the line one more time as he faces Greco wrestler Rocky

Johnson. Robinson recently had a short stint with the IFL, until a back injury pulled him from competition.

He returns 100% physically and wants to show the fans exactly why he is undefeated in ROF competition.

Robinson, a Royce Gracie brown belt brings a 7-1 record to the ring and has the distinction of acquiring all

of his 7 wins by submission. Robinson's BJJ is complimented by wrestling, a sport the young athlete

participated in high school and college. He also utilizes a strong knowledge of boxing fundamentals to be a

complete fighter. Johnson's style has a foundation in Greco Roman wrestling. He has found a mentor and

coach in World Champion fighter Clarence Thatch. Thatch is known for producing some of the best strikers

in the region and has rounded out Johnson's style. The combination has worked for the Elizabeth, CO fighter

as he has compiled a 7-4 record along the way. Johnson moved in title contention after his last ROF

appearance with a submission victory over Olympic judo competitor Ali Abdelaziz.

The event also marks the ROF debut of Canadian Mark "The Machine" Hominick. Hominick has terrorized

the Canadian scene for the last few years becoming TKO World Champion an unprecedented 7 times. The

TEAM TOMPKINS standout has amassed an impressive 12-5 record in MMA. He also is a two time UFC

veteran racking up wins against Yves Edwards and Jorge Gurgel. Hominick's style is based on his Muay

Thai background in which he was also Canadian amateur champion. This could prove to be a great match up

stylistically has his opponent is also a muay thai fighter. Team Janjira fighter, Douglas Edwards, hails from

Wichita, Kansas. He has a respectable 4-2 MMA record. He is no stranger to competition where his double

digit record earned him a fight against living legend Baxter "The One Armed Bandit" Humby. Edwards

has worked his ground skills with MMA/Grappler Eric Payne, and currently holds a Blue Belt in BJJ.

Edwards recently returned to Kansas after living in Atlanta where he trained with Manu N'toh. Combining

the teachings of Janjira, N'Toh, and Payne has made him a very dangerous and versatile fighter. Edwards

realizes that a victory here will jump start his career and feels confident that he matches very well with the

Canadian.

ROF 27 also features the return of BJJ Black Belt Eliot Marshall. Marshall hails from Boulder, CO and is

quite well known on the grappling circuit. He is a multiple champion in grappling and so far has transitioned

well into MMA, remaining undefeated at 2-0. Marshall was originally scheduled to face Muay Thai world

Champion Jeff Ford, but Ford withdrew from competition citing business conflicts. Calls were made to

multiple camps looking for a replacement, and Muay Thai fighter Dan Green of American Fork, Utah agreed

to the match. Green's last appearance at ROF was under K-1 rules, where his victory earned him a spot at

the K-1 USA show in Las Vegas. Green is a well conditioned athlete who has a very aggressive style. While

he is veteran of over twenty K-1 style bouts, Green is making his MMA debut. The 205 lb division is one of

the hottest and most lucrative in the industry and both fighters are trying to work their way in to the big

leagues.

The ROF 27 card will also be highlighted by a K-1 Rules match. K-1 USA veteran Andre "The Silencer"

Walker will compete against Australia's Michael Monachy. Walker will need to shake any off ring rust

quickly as his opponent has cut his teeth on the ultra tough south pacific circuit.

Rounding out the feature bouts are matches at the 135 and 145 weight limits. South Dakota's Clint Godfrey

returns to ROF for a second time as he faces New Mexico fighter John THE MAGICIAN Dodson. Godfrey

has the "work horse" mentality in the ring and is competent at all ranges. His fighting his reminiscent of a

Pat Militech style and boasts a 5-1 record. His opponent can only be described as the Sakuraba of his

division. Flips, spins, cartwheels and smiles are all part of Dodson's arsenal. ROF boasts a super strong

135 division and the winner here will go on to face Nick Mamalis in February for the number one ranking.

If all of this weren't enough the top two up and coming 145 lb fighters on the promotion's roster will battle for

the YOUNG GUNS Title belt. Boulder's Tyler Toner will go head to head with Loveland's Joey Jesser. Both

fighters are undefeated at 4-0 and 3-0 respectively, and both fighter list BJJ as there base style. Toner is

under the Renzo Gracie system, while Jesser flies the Royce Gracie banner. Both guys have what it takes

to win, solid ground, solid stand up, and solid conditioning. This one will come down to who has the stronger

will to win in one of the most evenly matched bouts in the promotion's history.

Main Event, 155 lb Championship: Alvin Robinson (CO) vs. Rocky Johnson (CO)

Feature Match 205 lbs: Eliot Marshall (CO) vs. Dan Green (UT)

Feature Match 145 lbs: Mark Hominick (ONT) vs. Douglas Edwards (KS)

Feature Match 135 lbs: John Dodson (NM) vs. Clint Godfrey (SD)

Feature Match 200 lbs K-1 Rules: Andre Walker (CO) vs. Michael Monachy (AUS)

145 lb Young Guns Title: Tyler Toner (CO) vs. Joe Jesser (CO)

Feature Match 170 lbs: Kris Harrison (CO) vs. Justin Salas (WY)

170 lbs MMA: Chad Kligensmith (CO) vs. Ben Henderson (NE)

205 lbs MMA: Ken Seegrist (CO) vs. Marc Grow (UT)

155 lbs MMA: Eric Fagyas (CO) vs. Brian Box (CO)

170 lbs MMA: Jeremy Malaterry (CO) vs. Brad Champlain (CO)

145 lbs MMA: Kenny May (CO) vs. Sean Doherty (CO)

ROF 27: COLLISION COURSE!

Saturday, December 9th, 2006

Douglas County Event Center, Castle Rock, CO

Doors at 6:30 pm, First bell 7:30 pm

Tickets available at all King Soopers locations, Online at www.ticketswest.com, charge by phone at

866-464-2626 As always if you want to see the show in style, 8 person catered VIP table can be purchased

by calling 303-246-5237. Don't miss the last ROF event of 2006!

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About RING OF FIRE

RING OF FIRE is one the top MMA promotions in the United States. ROF has promoted sold out events in

multiple states for the past 6 years. ROF was the very first officially sanctioned MMA event in the state of

Colorado. The promotion has a reputation of being a launch pad for athletes in the sport. ROF athletes have

gone on to compete in the top fight organizations around the world.

Website: http://www.rofmma.com

- From Ring of Fire with a little editing from us (color, etc...)

Subject to change
 

(12/5/06)