Main card:
Anthony Pettis vs. Clay Guida
Tony Ferguson vs. Ramsey Nijem
Kyle Kingsbury vs. Fabio Maldonado
Tim Credeur vs. Ed Herman
Chris Cope vs. Chuck O’Neil
Prelims:
Danny Downes vs. Jeremy Stephens
Josh Grispi vs. George Roop
Scott Jorgensen vs. Ken Stone
Reuben Duran vs. Francisco Rivera
Justin Edwards vs. Clay Harvison
Shamar Bailey vs. Ryan McGillivray

Boston, MA - June 2, 2011 - World Championship Fighting today announced that Matt Phinney, a highly touted boxing champion in the Northeast is set to make his MMA debut at WCF 11 in Wilmington, MA on June 18th. Phinney is a two-time Golden Gloves Champion winning in both 2008 and 2010. In 2008 Phinney also captured the USA Boxing’s New England Championship.
Phinney is most widely known in the Mixed Martial Arts world as being the trainer for UFC fighter Jorge Rivera as well as for his role as Michael …

World Championship Fighting today announced nine main card fights for its upcoming WCF 11 event taking place June 18th, with five more fights expected to be released in the coming days !
As previously announced, the main event features three-time UFC veteran Dan Lauzon facing top ten ranked New England Lightweight Noah Weisman for the 155lb WCF Lightweight Championship.
The co-main event features a bout between two of New England’s top five ranked Featherweight fighters in WEC & Strikeforce veteran Anthony Leone (8-4) of Team Bombsquad and 5th ranked fighter in the …

WCF Returns June 18th
Special pre-sale tickets available today!

World Championship Fighting returns to the Shriners Auditorium June 18th for an action packed night of fights! WCF 11 features fourteen heart-pounding fights and HUGE main event you will not want to miss.
Special pre-sale tickets are available today for WCF Newsletter Fans by visiting www.WCFighting.com and will go on sale to the public later in the week.
World Championship Fighting is the premier Mixed Martial Arts organization in the North East and has been home to MMA superstars such as UFC Light Heavyweight Champion …

Lightweight champ Frankie Edgar and number-one contender Gray Maynard will again have to play the waiting game before squaring off in the Octagon to settle their unresolved trilogy. Both men have met twice before in the UFC, with Edgar having lost the first, and the second resulting in a thrilling yet unsatisfying draw.
A third fight was long-scheduled for UFC 130 on May 29, but two broken ribs for Edgar and a damaged knee of Maynard’s has forced the scrap to be postponed for now. While unfortunate that the two exciting …