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This beautiful card was headlined by Charles Gracie in NYC at the Madison Garden Arena.
Charlies “Golem” Gracie continued his win streak in the 145 pound title main event with a 9th win against Dickie Dunstable, the previously undefeated British striker.
Brad Wagner in the co-main event knocked out Kevin Tyson in fourth round. Wagner in his first 205 pound title defense was able to continue his 6 win streak with all finishes. The KO earned Wagner KO of the night honors.
Jihyo Park defeated former champ Milton Wells in the first round of this anticipated rematch at 170 pounds giving Wells his first submission lost. The win earned Park submission of the night honors.
Eugene Park continued his 135 title reign with a submission win against Gerald Perez. This Tokyo submission artist hopes to continue keep his streak alive and get a fight closer to his home base of Tokyo next event.
Felipe Miranda showed us why he is called fast hands with his 145 pounds win over Toru Tanaka. Tanaka, the sensational striker, will go back to the drawing board to work on his striking defense. Live by the sword die by the sword
Timo Karlsson held off Mikheil Darchidze in a boring decision win at 145 pounds. The only fight that went the distance at tonight’s event. Fans are hoping for a more exciting fight out of Karlsson if he plans to continue his contract at Red Light.
Anders Thornberg fought Ikuhisa Wang at 155 pounds with a beautiful first round finish. Thornberg, the twenty (20) year old Swedish striker hopes to continue his win streak and get another chance at the belt.
Vane Alexander came close to giving us a full fight against Zane Robert’s at 135 pounds but delivered a last second TKO win by kicks and punches in the final round.
Ronald Atkinson delivered a wonderful ground and pound TKO at 145 pounds against Dash Herrera. The win helped break Atkinson’s two loss streak.
Trevin Boone started off the card with a nice knockout against Njord Gunnar at 145 pounds. Boone came out ready to fight with Snoop Dogg blasting and fists in the air. The twenty (20) years old fighter hopes for a slow fighter development in Red Light as he hopes to gain the experience and pad his resume before fighting for the belt.
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