Aung La N Sang Looking to Get Closer to the CFFC Welterweight Title at CFFC 26!
Aug 12, 2013 Comments
(PRESS RELEASE) -- Atlantic City, NJ – Simply known as the “Burmese
Python”, Aung La
Nsang will try to earn another victory inside the ring and out
when he takes on Shedrick
Goodridge on Saturday, August 17, 2013 at the Borgata Hotel and
Casino in Atlantic City, NJ. Although a victory in the cage may be
important to Sang, the Kachin fighter also has his thoughts outside
of the ring as well. "For the first time in CFFC history, my fight
will be available to people in Asia and Myanmar on live broadcast,”
said Sang who currently makes his home in Maryland.
After defeating Jason Louck by knockout in the first round in October of 2012, Sang not only raised his hand in victory but his Kachin national flag. “I am excited that my friends, family and fans in Myanmar can view this event online and cheer me on via internet pay-per-view.” After that fight, Sang was involved in a bout that was declared a no contest and looks forward to his next opponent.
"This bout will be against a young and hungry 6’2” fighter,
Shedrick
Goodridge; an exciting striker and a good wrestler,” continued
Sang. “This bout will be fought at a catch weight of 175 pounds and
I have prepared really hard for this match. I trained six days a
week, multiple sessions a day on boxing, Muay Thai, wrestling and
Brazilian Jiu jitsu. I know I’m going to be ready and comfortable
wherever the fight goes. Don’t blink because my style is always
action packed and I always fight for the finish."
If Sang can get by Goodridge, a title shot at the CFFC welterweight champion could be in the near future. "My goal is to one day be the best welterweight MMA fighter in the world,” said Sang. “My priority in life is in achieving this dream. It doesn’t matter how many speed bumps or falls I take down the road, I am going to soldier on. One day I will be a champion and I don’t care how many people I have to go through to reach it. I may not be the most talented or athletic fighter but with a great team and hard work, I will achieve what many talented athletes can’t achieve. "
CFFC Lightweight Title:
Charlie Brenneman vs. Ronnie Rogers
CFFC Welterweight Title:
George Sullivan vs. Jesus Martinez
Duane Bastress vs. Mike Stewart
Jordan Stiner vs. Donald Ooton
Aung La Nsang vs. Shedrick Goodridge
Bradley Desir vs. Christian Leonard
Andrew Aguilar vs. Peter Cole
Lamont Lister vs. Jared Platt
Brylan Van Artsdalen vs. Lester Caslow
Derrick Kennington vs. George Sheppard
Mike Medrano vs. Mike Santiago
About Cage Fury Fighting Championships Cage Fury Fighting Championships (www.cffc.tv) is a pioneer in bringing prominent and elite MMA talent to the east coast. With a successful return in 2011 headed by President Rob Haydak Jr. and Vice President Joe Stant, the organization has continued to help launch the careers of several MMA stars including former UFC standouts, current CFFC lightweight champion John Cholish, and former CFFC featherweight Champion Joey Gambino. CFFC Champions include George Sullivan (welterweight), current #2 prospect in the world, undefeated Renzo Gracie protégé, Artur Rofi (featherweight), Aljamain Sterling (bantamweight), CFFC Flyweight Champion, Sean Santella, who is currently ranked as the # 8 fighter in the world in the flyweight division, and UFC veteran Dustin Jacoby, who currently holds the CFFC middleweight title.
After defeating Jason Louck by knockout in the first round in October of 2012, Sang not only raised his hand in victory but his Kachin national flag. “I am excited that my friends, family and fans in Myanmar can view this event online and cheer me on via internet pay-per-view.” After that fight, Sang was involved in a bout that was declared a no contest and looks forward to his next opponent.
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If Sang can get by Goodridge, a title shot at the CFFC welterweight champion could be in the near future. "My goal is to one day be the best welterweight MMA fighter in the world,” said Sang. “My priority in life is in achieving this dream. It doesn’t matter how many speed bumps or falls I take down the road, I am going to soldier on. One day I will be a champion and I don’t care how many people I have to go through to reach it. I may not be the most talented or athletic fighter but with a great team and hard work, I will achieve what many talented athletes can’t achieve. "
To see if Sang can obtain his dream, MMA fans in the United States
can log onto www.GFL.tv at 6:30pm eastern time in the United States
and for his countrymen in Asia, the pay-per-view will start live in
Myanmar (Asia) at 8:00am on Sunday, August 18, 2013. The price of
the pay-per-view is $9.99 and after the purchase, it can be viewed
anytime. Here’s is a look at the full card:
CFFC Lightweight Title:
Charlie Brenneman vs. Ronnie Rogers
CFFC Welterweight Title:
George Sullivan vs. Jesus Martinez
Duane Bastress vs. Mike Stewart
Jordan Stiner vs. Donald Ooton
Aung La Nsang vs. Shedrick Goodridge
Bradley Desir vs. Christian Leonard
Andrew Aguilar vs. Peter Cole
Lamont Lister vs. Jared Platt
Brylan Van Artsdalen vs. Lester Caslow
Derrick Kennington vs. George Sheppard
Mike Medrano vs. Mike Santiago
About Cage Fury Fighting Championships Cage Fury Fighting Championships (www.cffc.tv) is a pioneer in bringing prominent and elite MMA talent to the east coast. With a successful return in 2011 headed by President Rob Haydak Jr. and Vice President Joe Stant, the organization has continued to help launch the careers of several MMA stars including former UFC standouts, current CFFC lightweight champion John Cholish, and former CFFC featherweight Champion Joey Gambino. CFFC Champions include George Sullivan (welterweight), current #2 prospect in the world, undefeated Renzo Gracie protégé, Artur Rofi (featherweight), Aljamain Sterling (bantamweight), CFFC Flyweight Champion, Sean Santella, who is currently ranked as the # 8 fighter in the world in the flyweight division, and UFC veteran Dustin Jacoby, who currently holds the CFFC middleweight title.
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