In Massachusetts, 2024 has been a year of main events with mass, and on Saturday November 9th Cage Titans closes out a momentous year with as much mass as possible in the cage when the Heavyweight Title goes on the line in the main event, and a co-main event rematch between local legends five years in the making. Do not blink when Heavyweight champion Jashua “Shruggmaster” Marsh defends the gold against “The Mad Titan” Yorgan De Castro immediately after Johnny “Cupcakes” Campbell returns home to take on Kris Moutinho seeking revenge and another shot in the UFC at the top of Cage Titans 68.
Jashua Marsh (7-6, 3 KO, 1 SUB) exploded onto the scene with his first round knockout of Ras Hylton when he claimed the Cage Titans heavyweight crown in 2023. Continuing his streak of finishes while defending his crown against one of the biggest local names in recent memory will certainly raise eyebrows even higher on the national scale. That big name is Yorgan De Castro (11-6, 8 KO, 1 SUB) with a resume of big finishes, over many big men. With the ability to sleep anyone with a single shot, “The Mad Titan” returns to Cage Titans for the first time as a professional with the goal in mind to remind Plymouth Memorial Hall who the baddest man in the north is. After many years without a champion, the Cage Titans Heavyweight division heats up in emphatic fashion closing out the year with two of the best clashing for glory.
Setting the stage will be the highly anticipated rematch between Johnny Campbell and Kris Moutinho seeking validation and vengeance respectively, and it is guaranteed blood and guts war when either of these two compete. Cambbell (22-16, 9 KO, 7 SUB) enthusiastically jumped at the opportunity to co-main the last card of the year in hopes to set the 2025 stage with some winning momentum in a division thick with thirst for a championship. A legendary competitor who’s reputation precedes him, should “Cupcakes” go 2-0 against Moutinho, a title shot could be near. Across the cage for the first time as a professional at Cage Titans will be Kris Moutinho (13-6, 5 KO, 3 SUB) the only three-division Cage Titans Amateur champion who has not lost outside of the UFC in the five years since their last meeting. Producing four finishes since his departure from the big show, Moutinho now finds a chance to kill two birds with one stone by getting the callback after avenging the last local loss on his record.
As always, expect fireworks on another stacked card as Cage Titans 68 wraps up 2024 with a bang!
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