In the main event, Heavyweight champion Wolverine defends his Power Slap championship against top-contender The Bell. In the co-main event, light heavyweight champion Static AyJay Hintz puts his chin to the test against Russell Rivero. Plus, middleweight champion John Davis vs Wesley Drain and super-heavyweights, with a combined weight of 900 pounds Dayne Viernes vs Slap For Cash will meet each other to see who is the best striker.
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Michael Bisping
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Justin Bernard
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In the main event, Heavyweight champion Wolverine defends his Power Slap championship against top-contender The Bell. In the co-main event, light heavyweight champion Static AyJay Hintz puts his chin to the test against Russell Rivero. Plus, middleweight champion John Davis vs Wesley Drain and super-heavyweights, with a combined weight of 900 pounds Dayne Viernes vs Slap For Cash will meet each other to see who is the best striker.
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