Canadian Fighters Dominate MMA Event South of the Border



With a roster of five of MMA fighters, Team Kombat Arts marched into foreign territory and emerged with 4 wins and 1 loss. Over a thousand fans packed the Chapparell Community centre to the Midwest Combat Challenge 4, presented by the North American Allied Fight Series.

Kearn Nedd (1-1) defeated Brad Stranton at with a second round TKO. Kearn capitalized on his reach advantage by out-boxing his opponent and using effective knee strikes.

Mark Strickland goes to 2 -1 after defeating Tom Lutz via TKO at 1:19 of the second round. Mark overwhelmed his opponent with a ground and pound assault.

Max Gretch also improves to 2 -- 1 after a second round TKO over Garrett Matheron. Max won with devastating leg kicks that rendered his opponent unable to continue.

Frank Marques won due to a no-contest. Team Kombat's only loss came via a unanimous decision loss for Fadi Nader; not a bad outcome considering Fadi took the fight on one week's notice.

Fighters train at The Kombat Arts Training Academy. Kombat Arts Training Academy is a 15, 000 sq ft mixed martial arts facility located at Unit 7-1110 Komato Rd. in Mississauga. With over 500 members, 15 instructors and almost 20 different martial art programs, Kombat Arts Training Academy is the largest mixed martial arts facilities in Canada. For more information on Kombat Arts Training Academy visit: www.kombatarts.com or call 905-804-8158.





Canadian Fighters Dominate MMA Event South of the Border