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Canadian Muay Thai Welterweight Champ will make Battlefield debut against Marcus Aurelio. One of the most Exciting Welterweight prospects in all of mixed martial arts has signed with Battlefield Fight League and will make his organizational debut at BFL 7: Invasion.
Ken “The Hitman” Tran, who is a member of Franco Kickboxing and Pankration, has agreed to a multi-fight deal. He jumps into the mix by squaring off against Marcus ‘lelo’ Aurelio on Saturday March 26 From the Frank Crane Arena in Nanaimo, B.C.
“My focus and goals in the fight game is to entertain as many people as I can. With a style that screams love me or hate me I will guarantee that you will remember me. I have accomplished almost everything I have wanted to in muay thai facing world class opponents, winning titles, and travelling the world. Now I feel I need to step up and prove to myself and the world I can be an MMA champion too. Thanks to battlefield fight league, I now have that opportunity to make that happen and am very excited and grateful.” Stated Tran.
The 27-year-old has been away from the MMA scene for 5 yrs due to an injury that sidelined him from grappling. Since then he has only lost 1 fight in his last 13 muay thai kickboxing fights. Tran is now back to grappling and wrestling and his focus is squarely on taking his abilities in the cage to a higher level. He’ll get a good test of his game against Aurelio, who is a highly touted prospect.
“These guys are arguably the 2 most exciting fighters here in B.C. Ken Tran has over half a dozen highlight real KO’s to his credit, Aurelio has the biggest KO in MMA history with over 1.5 million hits on YouTube. Tran probably has more MMA experience with fights against guys like top UFC fighters Rory MacDonald, but stylistically this should be a great fight. Tran is a very good technical striker going up against Aurelio who is a very high level, heavy hitting capeoira expert. Its hard to say who has the edge in the the standup this fight, but its safe to say both these guys will keep it standing.” Stated Battlefield president Jay Golshani.
Aurelio, who also recently inked a multi-fight contract to join the Battlefield Welterweight ranks, echoed his high anticipation for the bout.
“He’s a tough opponent. I’ve seen his footage and he definitely has excellent standup, but I have a lot of unorthodox strikes and im gonna come at him with things he has never seen before. I’ll be there on March 26th to throw down. There is no doubt in my mind that our fight will be the fight of the night.”
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Aurelio’s Knockout with over 1.5 Million Hits on youtube:

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Battlefield 7: Invasion, which will be held at the Frank Crane Arena in Nanaimo B.C., features the following matchups:
Middleweight- Denis Kang vs. Jesse Taylor
Middleweight- Bastien Huvenners vs. Mike Hackert
Middleweight-Matt Baker vs. TBA
Welterweight-Jacen Brooks vs. Bill Fraser
Middleweight-Ryan Chiappe vs. Levi Alford
Featherweight-Sean Albrecht vs. Bruno Capdeville
Lightweight-Darcy James vs. Mike Chiesa
Middleweight-Marcus Vinicios vs. Marcus Hicks
Featherweight-Baz Cunnigham vs. Sam Sicillia
Heavyweight-Mike Ironside vs. TBA
Middleweight- Ryan Ballingal vs. Dave Logan

Middleweight Matchup set for co-mainevent at Battlefield Fight League 7 in Nanaimo, B.C.
Battlefield Fight League has signed an explosive Middleweight fight as the co-mainevent for it’s first ever card in Nanaimo B.C.-BFL 7: Invasion.
In a rare All-B.C. matchup, Bastien Huveneers (9-3-1) and Mike Hackert (4-1) will square-off in the co-mainevent at Battlefield 7. The main card, which will be capped off with a bout between Canadian Denis Kang and Amercian Jesse Taylor, will be aired in over 20 million homes in Canada, USA and England.
The Huveneers/Hackert clash is a fight set between Two of BC’s top 5 middleweights and two of its very own home-grown products.
“Huveneers is coming off a huge win over Hinchliffe to become the TFC champ and he hasn’t lost at Middleweight in over 5 years. Hackert has huge wins over Melnyck, Dan MacIver and Ryan Janes, these guys are both top level Middleweights so its time to make this fight happen.” Said Battlefield President Jay Golshani. Read more

Main Event:
145lbs.: Gary Mangat (6-2, Revolution) vs. Cam Delerume (5-1, RDC)
Result: Gary Mangat wins by Unanimous Decision

Co-Main Event:
170lbs.: Ash Mashreghi (3-0, Revolution) vs. Jacen Brooks (4-0, West Coast BJJ)
Result: Jacen Brooks wins it by Tap out due to Strikes at 2:59 of the first round.

Main Card:
145lbs.: Jeremy Kennedy (3-1, West Coast BJJ) vs. Oren Hanscomb (4-2, Island Warriors)
Result: Jeremy Kennedy wins by Unanimous Decision

170lbs.: Bryce Gougeon (2-0-2 , Carlson Gracie Team) vs. Stuart Delerume (3-1, RDC)
Result: Stuart Delerume wins at 31 seconds of the second round by submission (Rear-naked Choke)

265lbs.: Adam Santos (3-0, Narita MMA) vs. Rick Peers (1-0, Team Bad Boy Outreach)
Result: Adam Santos wins by TKO at 2:11 of the first round

170lbs.: Marco Caffiero (1-0, Island MMA) vs. Jason Keller (2-2, Team Bad Boy Outreach)
Result: Marco Caffiero wins by TKO at 2:27 of the third round
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Here is the Preview of the co-mainevent between the Beast and the Champ!

Brooks vs. Ash – Here is what the fighters have to say about this crazy title fight

Here is Preview video for the featherweight title fight between Gary Mangat and Cam Deleurme. We are now six days away from BFL5

Battlefield Fight League has announced a 175 pound-catch weight superfight as the main event for BFL 6 on March 12th from Edgewater Casino Resort in Richmond, B.C.

Matt Dwyer, returning to Battlefield after a six month absence, will face perhaps the stiffest test of his career as he takes on BFL’s top wrestler Micah Brakefield. The Dwyer-Brakefield matchup will headline a stacked card which will also include the return of Chris Day, David Kennedy and Tristan Storrs.

Dwyer (7-3) who holds impressive victories over Yusuf Njie, Sean Zubor and Jonathan Agnew, is eagerly eyeing a Battlefield welterweight title shot. The Kelowna native has won 4 out of his last 5 fights-the biggest of those victories being a third-round TKO victory over Revolution Fight Team’s Yusuf Njie. Dwyer made his Battlefield debut back in BFL 1 and catapulted to the top of the ranks with his aggressive, crowd-pleasing style. A fan Favourite, Dwyer worked his way into title contention by taking out Sean Zubor. Dwyer fell short in his quest for battlefield title shot by dropping a tough fought battle to Battlefield’s Welterweight champ Jacen Brooks. Read more

Top 3 Most Anticipated Match-Ups at BFL5 “Duel” January 15, 2011

BFL 5:  Battlefield “Duel” is approaching quickly with only 18  days of waiting time left until some of the most important and stylistically sound match ups take place live from the River Rock Casino Resort in Richmond, British Columbia.

Besides the Welterweight and Featherweight title fights, in our opinion, these are the top three not to be missed fights of BFL 5…

1)      Jeremy Kennedy (3-1) vs. Oren Hanscomb(4-2)-Hanscomb is making his 2^nd appearance in the Battlefield cage, coming of an impressive unanimous decision victory over Ryan Ince at BFL 4.   Read more

Prince George B.C. native, Ryan Chiappe, has vacated his King of the Cage Middleweight Championship Belt to Join Battlefield Fight League. Chiappe who has not been to a single decision in twelve professional fights, will ride a two-fight win streak as a Middleweight into Battlefield Fight League at Frank Crane Arena on April 2nd.

Chiappe TKO’d Tim Skidmore in May and tapped Jason Volpe with a Rear-Naked Choke in November of 2009, both intense performances for the powerful Middleweight who has recommitted himself at Revolution Fight Team to reach the top of Battlefield’s stacked Middleweight or Welterweight Divisions. Read more