The OC Fight Club returned to the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa, California with it’s largest audience to date. The main event saw Rugby player turrned boxer Trent Rawlins (3-0-1 3KOs) fight to a draw with game San Jose, CA veteran Mike Kyle (1-2-1 1KO). The fight saw

Undefeated Trent Rawlings (3-0 3KOs) put his undefeated record on the line against San Jose, CA’s Mike Kyle (1-2). Kyle, a former UFC and World Series of Fighting veteran is looking for one last run as fighter in the sport of boxing. The card is promoted by Roy Englebrecht Promotions

Rising star Andy Vences (15-0 10KOs) will throw out the first pitch this Saturday for the minor league affiliate of the San Francisco Giants that are located in San Jose, CA. The game which will be this Saturday, June 4th will see the beloved San Jose Giants take on the

Bellator MMA returns to San Jose on May 14th at the SAP Center with “Bellator 154″ headlined by  Phil Davis (15-3) taking on”King” Mo Lawal (19-4) in a light-heavyweight bout with the implication of the winner facing Bellator light-heavyweight champion, Liam McGeary. Due to an injury that forced Josh Thomson

Half Moon Bay’s Adam Piccolotti was hoping to make a big impression on those watching at home in the cage against Jordan Parsons, but then life happened. Parsons was struck by a car in Delray Beach, Florida and was pronounced dead by Bellator MMA president Scott Coker today. The news

Top Rank junior lightweight Andy Vences (15-0 10KOs) will throw out the first pitch for the San Jose Giants on June 18th. Vences, who returns on July 9th at Tachi Palace Casino in Lemoore, CA will be doing the honors of throwing out the first pitch at the ballgame. The

Bellator MMA is pleased to announce its next tentpole event, “Bellator 154: Davis vs. King Mo,” which will emanate from the SAP Center in San Jose, Calif., on May 14 and air LIVE on SPIKE. A light heavyweight bout to determine the No. 1 contender for Liam McGeary’s (11-0) title

  I first met Sarge last year, which is too short of a time to have known him , but long enough for him to have had a lasting impact upon my life. David “Sarge” Neeleman, whom anyone who knew him called him Sarge was a constant professional as for