BANGOR, Maine The general popularity of mixed martial arts, a huge dose of local skills and the unique perspective of hosting a show along the Bangor waterfront currently have promoters optimistic that fans will turn out in sizeable numbers for Friday's "Nations Collide: Canadian Invasion" mixed martial arts show.
"We're pleased with them so far," said Northeastern Fights co owner He Peterson of early admission sales. "We always are looking for in which last minute push, but possessing [Waterfront Concerts President] Alex [Gray] on board with all his extensive connections has went us into markets that people weren't really able to accomplish before."
"Nations Collide: Canadian Invasion" advertisements were featured plainly during the UFC 162 undercard televised within the FX television network previous Saturday night, and the Riverside Concerts website has provided advertising and marketing access to potential ticket purchasers familiar with coming to the place for summertime concerts.
Seat tickets for the Bangor NEF card start from $27.75.
"We've got an affordable ticket price," said Lewis. "The tickets are just a little bit more than what we've established for all our shows in Lewiston, but the total experience should be unlike any other show in New England."
Gray said ticket income spiked shortly after the full credit card was announced in core June, with another surge in recent days.
"We had a wonderful flurry over the weekend even with the next thunderstorm as warm as it had been," he said. on Comes to an end. at My Fork Restaurant and also Sports Lounge, 268 Odlin Road within Bangor.
Among the 30 fighters hitting the scales for the seven pro fits and eight amateur competitive events on the card are nine combatants from Marcus Davis' Team Irish MMA Fitness Academy in Brewer and also five from Young's MMA inside Bangor.
Representing Young's MMA will be industry experts Wood, "The" Ryan Sanders, Bruce Boyington and Damon Owens along with amateur Zak Adams.
The Team Irish contingent attributes Jon Lemke, who will be fighting Matt DesRoches of Wulfrun MMA in Prince E Island in the co main event, along with fellow professional Toby Hughes and amateurs Scott Lavoie, Bob Erland, Joel Adams, Jeremy Tyler, Charlie Stambach and Stephen Desjardins.
Boetsch suffers whack
Lincolnville native Tim Boetsch nous sommes optimistes que cela va encourager les femmes à changer leurs habitudes de santé suffered a next straight setback on the Mma circuit Saturday night, burning off a three round unanimous determination to Californian Mark Munoz in a very battle of ranked middleweights through UFC 162 in Las Vegas.
Munoz (15 3) was a 30 Twenty-six, 30 27 and Up to 30 28 winner on the a couple of judges' scorecards.
The first round puis hurla à ses entrées 19 was judged as the closest of the several, with 10th rated Boetsch scoring two early takedowns of the 5th rated Munoz, a 2001 NCAA Division I wrestling champion although at Oklahoma State.
However Munoz gained control in the minute round and 655 percent said yes Thats two thirds of Americans bw with some devastating body shots and takedowns and expanded that advantage over the final your five minute period.
The loss seemed to be the second straight for Boetsch (07 6) after winning the first four fights while in the middleweight (185 pound) division. The former several time wrestling state safe bet from the former Camden Rockport High School inside Rockport also lost via finally round TKO to Costa Philippou in Sin city last December.
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