Budovideos.com - IFC 14: Warrior's Challenge Fresno DVD

In two hours of pure adrenalin, the gladiators of the International Fighting Championship (IFC) will come together in a competition to find the best of the best.

Warrior's Challenge Fresno was filmed in the Table Mountain Casino, Fresno, California. IFC: It's here and it's real. In two hours of pure adrenalin, the gladiators of the International Fighting Championship (IFC) will come together in a competition to find the best of the best. IFC rules permit all styles of fighting: Wrestling, Jui-jitsu, Judo, Karate, Boxing, Kickboxing, Muay Thai, Sambo. These fighters have already dominated in their individual disciplines - the IFC invites only true champions into the cage. They pit warrior against warrior in fierce battles of skill honour and art - and they aren't just looking for the best fighter, they're looking for the dominant fighting style. Facing off in the squared circle, the contenders will need speed, strength, technique - and every ounce of sweat they have - to walk away an IFC king. There are no scripts, no directors, no rehearsals... no mercy. Fresno, California plays host to the mighty Warrior's Challenge as the IFC's biggest and baddest contenders square off in the ring in Welterweight, Light Heavyweight and Women's Middleweight divisions. The evening reaches a crescendo with the IFC World Welterweight Championship Fight. After 8 weeks of dedicated training, Nathan Macourt (Middleweight King of Pancrase) steps up to challenge reigning champ Gill Castillo of the Cesar Gracie camp, in a monster battle of strength, skill and animal grit!

Judy Neff vs Tanya Vlahac
Aaron Brink vs Dennis Taddio
Lalo Moz vs Shawn Menendez
Nick Ertl vs Scott Bills
Dennis Asche vs Jim Walker
Antonio Banuelos vs Brian Peterson
Bobby Southworth vs Floyd Sword
Gil Castillo vs Nathan Marquardt

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Languages:	English
Length:	112 min.
Release date:	January 2006
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