For the main event, Marco Bjurstrom, CFC veteran only beaten once by undisputed champion Dienekes in a bitter battle that pushed the latter to his limits, will face a newcomer to the middleweights category tomorrow evening: Wee Ning. Wee Ning's record is as impressive as it is diverse, and tomorrow night he'll be out to prove whether he can live up to the hype surrounding him.
In terms of style, Marco Bjurstrom will undoubtedly have the upper hand, although he'll have to be wary of Ning's Englishness. On the ground, Ning's game is more aggressive - but will he still manage to find a finish against a now BJJ Brown belt Marco?
This promises to be a tight and captivating bout!
The co-main event sees the return of former lightweight champion Paul Eclaro who, prior to his loss to Kaepernick, had defeated the crème de la crème of his category in an impressive series of victories. He will face Walter White, who seems to have the weapons to beat them on his feet, and those to stand up to him on the ground. On paper, White could win - except that he's already been finalized by Eclaro in their first meeting by submission...
Finally, in the co-main event, former title challenger Hammerstein will face the talented Allan Jr. in a bout where Hammerstein's wrestling could well make the difference.
