CageSport Lightweight Title on the Line: Brokenshire vs. Harrington
Apr 30, 2014 Comments
(PRESS RELEASE) -- Tacoma, WA – The biggest stage of Northwest
mixed martial arts, CageSport MMA, is once again returning to the
Emerald Queen Casino this Saturday for the 30th time; featuring two
of the region’s top prospects, Drew
Brokenshire (9-1) and Justin
Harrington (6-0), battling it out for the highly coveted
CageSport Lightweight Title. In the semi-main event, Alfonso
Gonzales (4-0) and Jared
Torgeson (10-9) are scheduled to fight three rounds with the
winner emerging as the top contender to fight for the CageSport
Middleweight Title, currently held by Brent Knopp
(5-0).
A limited amount of tickets for CageSport 30, scheduled for Saturday, May 3rd, at the Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma, WA are still available and can be purchased at the Emerald Queen Casino box office or online through Ticketmaster. Prices start at $35.
Brokenshire, the CageSport featherweight champion, along with the
current lightweight title holder, Harrington, are both approaching
the fight with the mindset that this will undoubtedly be the
toughest test they have faced in their MMA career.
“I don’t really have much to say,” said Harrington when asked on his thoughts going into the fight. “I’m going to let my performance speak for itself. I know this is going to be my toughest fight yet and the challenge of Drew has pushed me to become a whole new fighter mentally and physically. So yeah, the fans are in for a really great fight!”
Seven fights are scheduled on the undercard, all scheduled for three rounds. The undercard is highlighted by South Kitsap fire fighter, Reagen Benedetti looking to add another victory to her young MMA career and two fighters, Tyson Cunningham and Eric Ramsey, putting their perfect records on the line in what is expected to be a thrilling welterweight matchup.
UNDERCARD:
Reagan Benedetti (1-0 | Seattle, WA) vs. Katie Howard (1-1 | Portland, OR) at 115+1
Tyson Cunningham (2-0 | Enumclaw, WA) vs. Eric Ramsey (3-0 | Vancouver, WA) at 170+1
Woo Johnson (1-0 | Tacoma, WA) vs. Ricky Satterwhite (1-1 |Seattle, WA) at 155+1
Trent Tyler (1-2 | McCleary, WA) vs. Corey Watson (debut | Lacey, WA) at 170+1
Zach Conn (1-4 | Ellensburg, WA) vs. Raven Guice (1-1 |Tacoma, WA) at 170+1
Paul DeVeglio (debut |Enumclaw, WA) vs. Aaron Martin (2-1 |Tacoma, WA) at 145+1
Riley Buzzard (0-1 |Tonasket, WA) vs. Emanuel Russell (2-1 |Seattle, WA) at 135+1
Doors for CageSport 30 open at 6 PM with the first fight scheduled for 7 PM. For more information about CageSport 30 and all other Halquist Productions events, please visit www.halquistproductions.com (currently under construction) and the official Facebook and Twitter Pages of CageSport MMA and Battle at the Boat.
About CageSport MMA Halquist Productions’ CageSport MMA continues to be the longest running and leading all professional MMA promotion in the Northwest. The promotion has drawn fighters from all over the region such as: Miesha Tate, Bryan Caraway, Sam Sicilia, Trevor Smith, and Michael Chiesa, who have all fought on former CageSport cards and going on to become UFC superstars. CageSport has become a top MMA promotion in the country for northwest fighters to gain experience and exposure as they continue to dedicate their lives in hoping to one day sign with the UFC.
A limited amount of tickets for CageSport 30, scheduled for Saturday, May 3rd, at the Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma, WA are still available and can be purchased at the Emerald Queen Casino box office or online through Ticketmaster. Prices start at $35.
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“I don’t really have much to say,” said Harrington when asked on his thoughts going into the fight. “I’m going to let my performance speak for itself. I know this is going to be my toughest fight yet and the challenge of Drew has pushed me to become a whole new fighter mentally and physically. So yeah, the fans are in for a really great fight!”
Brokenshire had similar compliments when asked about why he asked
for a fight with the lightweight champion “He will be the most well
rounded fighter I have probably ever fought. He is also very
athletic and strong which will make him even more dangerous. I am
on a five fight win streak and no one around is close to that, that
I know of. We want to step up to face the toughest opponents we
can.”
Seven fights are scheduled on the undercard, all scheduled for three rounds. The undercard is highlighted by South Kitsap fire fighter, Reagen Benedetti looking to add another victory to her young MMA career and two fighters, Tyson Cunningham and Eric Ramsey, putting their perfect records on the line in what is expected to be a thrilling welterweight matchup.
UNDERCARD:
Reagan Benedetti (1-0 | Seattle, WA) vs. Katie Howard (1-1 | Portland, OR) at 115+1
Tyson Cunningham (2-0 | Enumclaw, WA) vs. Eric Ramsey (3-0 | Vancouver, WA) at 170+1
Woo Johnson (1-0 | Tacoma, WA) vs. Ricky Satterwhite (1-1 |Seattle, WA) at 155+1
Trent Tyler (1-2 | McCleary, WA) vs. Corey Watson (debut | Lacey, WA) at 170+1
Zach Conn (1-4 | Ellensburg, WA) vs. Raven Guice (1-1 |Tacoma, WA) at 170+1
Paul DeVeglio (debut |Enumclaw, WA) vs. Aaron Martin (2-1 |Tacoma, WA) at 145+1
Riley Buzzard (0-1 |Tonasket, WA) vs. Emanuel Russell (2-1 |Seattle, WA) at 135+1
Doors for CageSport 30 open at 6 PM with the first fight scheduled for 7 PM. For more information about CageSport 30 and all other Halquist Productions events, please visit www.halquistproductions.com (currently under construction) and the official Facebook and Twitter Pages of CageSport MMA and Battle at the Boat.
About CageSport MMA Halquist Productions’ CageSport MMA continues to be the longest running and leading all professional MMA promotion in the Northwest. The promotion has drawn fighters from all over the region such as: Miesha Tate, Bryan Caraway, Sam Sicilia, Trevor Smith, and Michael Chiesa, who have all fought on former CageSport cards and going on to become UFC superstars. CageSport has become a top MMA promotion in the country for northwest fighters to gain experience and exposure as they continue to dedicate their lives in hoping to one day sign with the UFC.
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