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Fury Pro Grappling 7

Fury Pro Grappling 7 was a grappling event that took place on May 27, 2023 inside 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. While there were four current UFC fighters on the card — including Gerald Meerschaert vs. Joe Pyfer in the main event — all eyes were on a strange, off-the-wall matchup between CFFC President, Brad Boulton, and MMA media member, Ben "The Bane" Davis.

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  • Joe Pyfer

    Joe Pyfer

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  • Gerald Meerschaert

    Gerald Meerschaert

    Self

  • Rene Sousa

    Rene Sousa

    Self

  • Andre Petroski

    Andre Petroski

    Self

  • Amanda Mazza

    Amanda Mazza

    Self

  • Lauren Strausser

    Lauren Strausser

    Self

  • Jeremy Merck

    Jeremy Merck

    Self

  • William Redheffer

    William Redheffer

    Self

  • Tyler McBride

    Tyler McBride

    Self

Overview

Fury Pro Grappling 7 was a grappling event that took place on May 27, 2023 inside 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. While there were four current UFC fighters on the card — including Gerald Meerschaert vs. Joe Pyfer in the main event — all eyes were on a strange, off-the-wall matchup between CFFC President, Brad Boulton, and MMA media member, Ben "The Bane" Davis.

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