Tuesday 30 August 2011

Shark Fights 19: Full fight card announced for event in Independence, Mo., on Sept. 10

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Amarillo, TX. – August 29, 2011 – Shark Fight Promotions, in association with Shamrock Promotions and Blue Corner, announces 18 total fights for Shark Fights 19 in Independence, Missouri at the Independence Events Center on September 10, 2011.
Shark Fights 19 will feature five main bouts, seven preliminary fights, and six amateur fights. Shark Fights executive Wes Nolen said, "This is the largest fight card in Shark Fights history. Only with the help of Shamrock Promotions and Blue Corner can we even attempt to promote such an ambitious and dynamic fight card. Independence, Missouri is in store for a great night of fights."
The Main Event features UFC veteran Rob Kimmons (23-8) versus hard hitting Chuck Parmelee (39-10-1). Parmelee is on a tear, winning fourteen of his last fifteen fights with twelve ending via TKO. Kimmons and Parmelee offer the intriguing matchup of striker versus grappler.

The co-main event features the ultra-violent Muay Thai champion Romario "Junior Killer" da Silva (18-9-1). Junior Killer’s aggressive attack style is reminiscent of the "Axe Murder" Wanderlei Silva. Originally slated to fight Josh Neer, Junior Killer is now in search of an equally vicious opponent.
Also on this gigantic 18 fight card, we have Bellator Fighting Championship’s veteran Brian Davidson (7-3) taking on highly touted prospect Vince Eazelle (1-0). Brian Davidson is coming off a first round submission victory over former UFC Lightweight Champion Jens Pulver. Eazelle recently made the move from the amateur ranks to pro after finishing his undefeated amateur career at 16-0.
Another Bellator veteran, Jeb Chiles (7-1) is facing young rising prospect Kelvin Tiller (0-0). Tiller is touted as being "MMA’s Mayweather" with his precision striking and KO power. Chiles wants to add Tiller’s name to his growing list of submission victims.
Rounding out the main card, Nick "The Head Case" Nolte (4-3) and Keith Collins (1-1-1) collide in a welterweight battle. Nolte is coming off a dominating victory on Titan Fighting Championships over Marcio Navarro.
The prelims feature Cage Potato’s Proving Ground winner "Notorious" Nick Newell (4-0), Brazilian Jiu Jitsu phenom James Krause (12-4), and making his long awaited pro debut, undefeated amateur Aaron "The Cyborg" Ely (11-0 Amateur Record). Newell captivated fight fans by remaining undefeated despite being born with only one hand. James Krause is a Bellator and WEC veteran with a relentless submission attack. Krause began his MMA career with 10 straight victories and has faced such opponents as Donald Cerrone, Toby Imada, and Clay French.
"Shark Fights 19 showcases some of the best up and coming MMA superstars. With so many young prospects looking to make a name for themselves, we expect some of the most exciting wars in Shark Fights history", said Wes Nolen. "Don’t miss your chance to discover the next big star in MMA!"
Main Event:
  • Rob Kimmons (23-8) vs Chuck Parmelee (39-10-1)
Co-Main Event:
  • Romario "Junior Killer" da Silva (18-9-1) vs TBD (0-0)
Main Card:
  • Brian Davidson (7-3) vs. Vince Eazelle (1-0)
  • Jeb Chiles (7-1) vs Kelvin Tiller (0-0) 
  • Nick Nolte (4-3) vs Keith Collins (1-1-1) 
Preliminary Bout:
  • Chad Vandenberg (7-4) vs Owen Evinger (6-1) 
  • Dallas Browning (1-1) vs TBD (0-0) 
  • Aaron Ely (11-0 AMA) vs Josh Phillips (4-1)
  • Danny Mainus (5-0 AMA) vs Kyle Carver (2-0)
  • James Krause (12-4) vs Steve Schneider (15-21-1) 
  • Nick Newell (4-0) vs Jesse Zeugin (5-2)  
  • Aaron Mays (6-0 AMA) vs TBD (0-0)
Shark Fights 19 will take place on Saturday, September 10, 2011 at Independence Events Center in Independence, Missouri and will be broadcast via tape delay on FUEL TV, beginning September 23. Doors Open at 5:30pm CT. Fights start at 7pm CT. Tickets for Shark Fights 19 are on sale now.
Tickets are priced from $40 to $120. Tickets are available at Ticketmaster.com and all Ticketmaster retail locations. For more information, or current Shark Fights news, please visit www.sharkfights.com or www.facebook.com/sharkfights. Fight card subject to change.

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