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Ashley “Smashley” Cummins improved her record to 6-4 at Invicta FC 27 with an impressive win over Stephanie Alba. The St. Louis area police officer bounced back from a close decision loss to Jinh Yu Frey with this win. “Smashley” recently took time off to answer a few questions and opened up about low times, her … Read more
Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) has been in existence since 1980. In that time, however, MMA consisted of only male fighters. The first female MMA fight was in 1995 but at that time, female fights were miles off male fights thus only a handful of people actually followed the female MMA proceedings. It was only after … Read more
Invicta FC 24 took place Saturday, July 15 from the Scottish Rite Temple in Kansas City, Mo. Making her Invicta debut, rising flyweight talent Mara Romero Borella of Italy earned a split decision over Milan Dudieva in the main event, while former atomweight title challenger Jinh Yu Frey defeated Ashley Cummins via unanimous decision in … Read more
Tonya Evinger retained her bantamweight title at Invicta FC 22 in Kansas City Saturday night in a rematch against Russian knockout artist Yana Kunitskaya. Their first fight last November ended in controversy after a referee error and was ruled a No Contest. This time Evinger sealed the win with a rear-naked choke submission at 4:32 of … Read more
Popular MMA Internet Radio with Pro MMA Now Radio on BlogTalkRadio Back after a break last week, ProWMMA Now! returned last night with four guests. Invicta 8 goes down in just 4 weeks. Set to fight on the card are two of tonights guest Ashley Cummins and JJ Aldrich. Ashley Cummins will be a … Read more
Pro WMMA NOW! Radio welcomes Ashley Cummins as she prepares for her upcoming bout with Emily Kagan at Invicta FC 6. We will also talk with Cortney Casey, who will be making her pro MMA debut at XFC 24 on Friday.
With this Saturdays Caged Fury 16 officially selling out earlier this week, the NAAFS in conjunction with Simon’s Promotions and Go Fight Live have announced that Caged Fury 16 will be streamed live for $14.99. Fans can log on to www.NAAFS.tv or www.GFL.tv to watch the event which is set to begin at 7 PM EST.