Dragons vs. Wolfpack on FSN this Friday

by: DarthMolen 2

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The IFL continues their sports style broadcast on FSN this week and will feature the Wolfpack vs. the Dragons.

The International Fight League (OTC.BB: IFLI), the world's first team-based professional mixed martial arts league, and television partner Fox Sports Net present last month's intriguing matchup between the Dragons, coached by Carlos Newton and based in Toronto, and the Wolfpack, coached by Olympic Silver Medalist Matt Lindland and based in Portland, Ore., debuting on Friday, March 23. The show features five bouts, including the entertaining battle between middleweights Brent Beauparlant and Matt Horwich and the explosive debut of Wolfpack welterweight Mike Dolce.

Start time for the show is 11 p.m. in most markets. The March IFL on FSN schedule, with dates and times on each Regional FSN network, can be seen at http://www.ifl.tv/TV-Schedule.html. Viewers can also check their local schedule at http://msn.foxsports.com/tv/schedule.

The other bouts include the IFL debuts of four other athletes, as well as fights involving league veterans and fan favorites Wojtek Kaszowski of the Dragons and Devin Cole of the Wolfpack.

The FSN schedule will continue each Friday, following the order of IFL events in the first third of the regular season. Then on April 13, the battle at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Conn., between two of the league's top teams, the Pitbulls, coached by Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu master Renzo Gracie and based in New York, and Lindland's Wolfpack will air on same-night delay at 11 p.m. in most markets.

The remaining schedule of matchups on each FSN debut date is as follows through April:
March 30, Pitbulls vs. Red Bears (Atlanta, Feb. 23)
April 6, Condors vs. Sabres (Los Angeles, March 17)
April 13, Wolfpack vs. Pitbulls (Uncasville, Conn., April 13 same day show)
April 20, Anacondas vs. Razorclaws (Los Angeles, March 17)
April 27, Dragons vs. Scorpions (Uncasville, April 13 show)

Comments

I totally agree with you laffit. The best division in the IFL is the lightweight division with Horwich, Schultz, Horodecki, and Palascevski.

Second is Welterweight with Jay Hieron, Rory Markham, Antonio McKee, and Brad Blackburn.

Good call!

Posted by  on  03/23  at  03:00 PM
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