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Some of Havoc’s most popular fighters square off this Saturday! Are you ready for high octane action with 20,000 fans screaming for the finish in ten more fights. Makes sure you get your ticket for this Saturday!
170 lbs Main Event: Quin Kenobi vs EA Poe
Number 3 ranked Havoc welterweight Quin "Jedi" Kenobi (11-8) is coming off split decision against Jambo Jambo. Kenobi has had a storied career going up against some of the best around the world and with another win he could be considered the next contender at 170. He prefers to fight on the ground and he likely get this main event down there, as his wrestling at time can be a thing for beauty. With maybe not the best Havoc record (2-3), I expect Kenobi to try and control the fight with the wrestling, stall if necessary, if he can’t find the decision Kenobi has the ability to wrestle his way to a decision.
Boxer EA "The Raven" Poe (6-3) is on a two fight win streak due to his knockout out power. The American is mostly likely to keep the fight standing and box his way to a finish. Poe is in a similar situation with a great record in Havoc he’s so close to his first title shot. The quick up and comer is currently ranked 4th, and with a win over Kenobi no one would argue if he finds himself with a title shot. Poe can wrestle and you have to think that’s what he is working on most to make sure Kenobi doesn’t force the entire fight to take place on the ground, because stood up its Poe’s fight to win.
185 lbs Co Main: Buvaisar Hamidovich Saitiev vs Eddie Johnson
Russia wrester Buvaisar Hamidovich Saitiev (9-1) is currently on a three fight steak in Havoc. His only loss came by submission in his Havoc debut but since then has looked unstoppable. Without much boxing training Saitiev is a master at finding the KO after rag dolling them around with his wrestling. With he gets a good boxing coach and trains n his stand up think how dangerous he could be. He’ll fight American Eddie Johnson (3-2) an expert muay thai fighter. In a similar way he lost his debut but his currently on a two fight win streak in Havoc. Either fighter could find themselves in a contender fight after this win.
185 lbs: Hans Huber vs Ekong Bell
Nigerian Boxer Ekong "The Nigerian Nightmare" Bell (4-1) is currently undefeated in Havoc after three fights. His fast hands have gained Bell quick finishes and last time out Bell throw a kick leading to an explosive hook knocking out Karl Karlsson. He’s become an expert muay thai, so while fighting German Hans Huber (5-2) he’ll keep the fight in tight. Huber is a great all round fighter focusing on his stand up game. I imagine this will be a boxing match, Huber may prefer to fight in space and Bell closer. Huber can wrestle, so can control but it’ll be interesting to see who really is in control of this fight.
170 lbs: Jambo Jambo vs Lenny Lukens Jr
Jambo "The Jambo" Jambo (8-3) seemed to be on top of the world and Havoc until losing to current 170 lbs champion Charlie Wax twice, pre title and in a title fight. An all-round fighter who usually ends up concentrating on the wrestling being able to find a submission ease whether he is able to lock it in or not. He’ll be looking to get the rebound win on Lenny "Lanky" Lukens Jr (2-3). Lukens is also an all-rounder who prefers to wrestle and fight on the floor. I can’t imagine his wrestling being better than Jambo’s and without the high profile matches Jambo has experienced Lukens is defiantly the underdog, yet youth is on his side.
205 lbs: Sonny Ray Razor vs Gavin Blackwood
Sonny Ray Razor (6-1) is a world calibre boxer currently on four fight win streak since losing his Havoc debut. The 21 year old has had a great career so far and as the sixth ranked 205 fighter his still so way from a title fight. We’ll be looking to get on step closer to that championship fight by beating Gavin "The Gentleman" Blackwood (7-3). The scot is a fantastic wrestler that may have the skills the debunk Razor. Razor’s only loss was to another wrestler and found himself on his back seconds into the fight. If Blackwood, with a decent boxing ability, can avoid the stand-up and get to the floor will Razor’s ground skills fail him again?
Lower Card:
265+ lbs: Guy Mourtneant (3-1) [French/Wrestler] vs Tanner Grimm (2-1-1) [Australian/Wrestler]
145 lbs: Manuel La Bor (6-2) [New Zealander/Boxing] vs Lenin Bottai (0-2) [Russian/Boxer]
155 lbs: Demir Kartal (4-2) [Turkish/Wrestler] vs Johnny Lawrence (3-3) [American/All-rounder]
170 lbs: Yoram Kaniuk (1-0) [Israeli/Wrestler] vs Jimmy Frazier (3-4) [American/Wrestler]
145 lbs: Julian Thompson (2-4) [American/Wrestler] vs Terrell James (3-6) [American/Wrestler]
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