Five Rings Dojo’s young star Matthew Frincu (4-1) has been confirmed to fight on July 22 on the Nitro 9 Event at the Logan Entertainment Centre. Frincu will face Nathan Ngan, the striking coach at Fightcross Gym in Brisbane.

Frincu is one of our most talented fighters, with a massive aresenal of striking, wrestling and BJJ techniques, all of his wins have come by technical knock out.

Frincu’s opponent is an experienced Kickboxer, though hasn’t yet fought in the cage.
Check out Frincu’s last fight

Below is a clip of Nathan Ngan training.

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After having his opponent pull out of his title match earlier in April, and having his guaranteed replacement pull out with no explanation, Kennett will get his chance to recapture his Title that he vacated 2 years ago in August against Brentin Mumford (4-1).

Kennett previously won this title in 2009 against Pat Shoppoff and defended it in 2010 against Jay Cobain. After the bout against Cobain in 2010 Kennett took a few years off fighting to concentrate on finishing University. During that break from the cage he didn’t miss much training and has improved all aspects of his game. Look out for “Booty Kall’s” explosive return to the cage, tickets will be on sale in July.

Cam “Brickwall” Bracewell (3-0) will take on Chris Lokteff (9-1) will meet at Nitro 9 on July 13 for a chance to fight for the Nitro Heavyweight Title in October.

Bracewell, a former Rugby star has taken the fight with confidence even though Lokteff has three times more experience in the cage. Lokteff, a former Light Heavyweight Fighter moved up to Heavyweight after suffering a TKO loss in the Light Heavyweight title fight on Nitro in October last year.

This will be an epic clash, make sure you’re there to see it!

Jayden Eynaud has improved his record to 4-0 as an amateur after a 2nd round TKO win over Marty Tucker from the C4 Gym at the Fightworld Cup 14 Event held on the 13th of April.

The first round was quite even, with both fighters moving well, Tucker was able to stop all but one of Eynaud’s take downs  the last of which was a big slam right at the end of the first round.

The slam left Tucker hurt, and Eynaud moved in for the kill in the second round, landing a head kick and a crisp straight right punch that rocked Tucker and sent him to the canvas. Eynaud then swarmed with punches looking to finish Tucker off, but Tucker was smart at surviving and held on valiantly.

Eynaud then took side control, mount and as Tucker tried to bridge him off Eynaud took his back. Eynaud looked for the rear naked choke finish for a while but Tucker defended well. Eynaud then flattened Tucker out on his stomach and rained down punches until the referee stepped in to stop it.