September 12

Jeremy Horn submits Jason Guida at “Arena Rumble” on Sept. 12 – full results

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Local favorites and MMA veterans alike were featured at “Arena Rumble” in Spokane, Wash. on Saturday, Sept. 12, 2009. In the main event 100+ fight veteran Jeremy Horn submitted Jason Guida (brother of UFC lightweight Clay Guida) with an armbar at 4:03 of the first round.

Also on the card was MMA veteran and current MFC champion Trevor Prangley who ended his bout in a mere 18 seconds of the very first round by knocking out Dennis Reed.

Undefeated Strikeforce contender and local favorite Lyle Beerbohm took out his opponent Josh Martin at 1:28 of round one with a knockout and UFC vet Terry Martin defeated Julio Paulino with a third round knockout of his own.

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Jeremy Horn vs. Jason Guida headline veteran-packed “Arena Rumble” card set to hit Spokane Saturday night

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The highly anticipated first “Arena Rumble” event debuts this Saturday night at the Spokane Veterans Memorial Arena in Spokane, Wash. The card’s roster consists of a multitude of UFC and Strikeforce veterans, as well as some of the top MMA talent in the northwest.

Former UFC star, and one of the most experienced fighters still active, Jeremy Horn will take on Jason Guida in the co-main event. With a record of 81-19-5, Horn is on a very short list of active fighters with over 100 professional MMA bouts.

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First pro MMA female fight in state of Kentucky headlines “Hardrock MMA 13” on Sept. 12

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(Elizabethtown, KY) – After putting on an exciting night of fights in front of the largest crowd in Hardrock MMA history at Hardrock MMA 12: Night of Champions, Hardrock MMA will make history again as it hosts the first women’s professional MMA fight in Kentucky at Hardrock MMA 13: The Girls Are Back.

The main event will feature a rematch between Hardrock MMA promoter and professional fighter Vanessa Bohleber-Higdon vs. Heather Corder. The pair’s first match, as amateurs, ended with Vanessa scoring a win via referee stoppage due to ground and pound just 32 seconds into the first round.

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