The action continues September 14 th at Cage Titans 67 when the freshly vacated Bantamweight Title is on the line in the main event, with local and national legends colliding to appetize the masses at Memorial Hall. Back in New England and now back at his natural weight class, Jay “The Joker” Perrin is set on reclaiming the belt he never lost, and the man in his way is Jay “Presto” Pressley who wants two former champions in a row on his resume. This tops a card that will see the return of Shameless Nation and “Shameless” Don Shainis challenging Gerry “Captain America” Meuse and the Avengers, and a feature bout with national prowess on a scale yet to be seen at Plymouth Memorial Hall.

Jay Perrin (11- 8, 2 KO, 4 SUB) was the Bantamweight Champion until his vacation due to his run in the UFC. Upon returning locally and testing the waters at Featherweight, the opportunity for reclamation of the gold he never lost came about in a big way with this headline spot. A well-rounded technician and brilliant strategist, Perrin is confident he will reign again and remain unbeaten locally at his natural weight class against an exciting stylistic match up.

Jay “Presto” Pressley (8-4, 5 KO, 1 SUB) exploded onto the Cage Titans scene pulling off the upset in finishing Johnny “Cupcakes” Campbell in a fight where he got to demonstrate in full the depth of technical and intangible MMA skills. A telling display of heart, grit, cardio, pressure, power and instinct catapulted Pressley right to the top of the division in this well-earned title shot that will certainly have the crowd out of their seats.

Two more prominent locals battle it out when the stage is set for Don Shainis (13-7, 8 KO, 2 SUB) and Gerry Meuse (6-1, 5 SUB, 1 KO) to cross paths at pivotal points in their respective careers. The hunger is real as both men are looking to bounce back into the win column and take another step back towards the top in this electrifying co-main event.

Featuring for Cage Titans 67 will be “The Spectation Spectacle” when for the first time ever, a fight with no local prowess but extreme stakes takes place. Cage Titans broadcast partners Spectation Sports has put a fight together between Georgi Karakhanyan (31-14-, 7 KO, 16 SUB) a 21 fight Bellator veteran and inaugural WSOF Featherweight Champion takes on Ultimate Fighter and UFC veteran “Violent Bob Ross” Luis Pena (12-6, 3 KO, 5 SUB) in a match up between veterans on a global scale.

Another event with unmissable action, and prominent stakes for local and national MMA talent live from Plymouth Memorial Hall September 14th at Cage Titans 67

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No more waiting…Joe “Skeletor” Giannetti vs. “Slippery Pete” Peter Barrett FINALLY takes place at Cage Titans 66 July 20th at Plymouth Memorial Hall

Nearly a decade in the making, it is a matchup that fans have been clamoring for since the initial call out in 2017. Since then, both fighters have tasted the big show, and both have been on runs worthy of another call up, and it can be assured that prospecting eyes will be on this all time legendary title fight. It was not meant to be on their initial routes to the big show, though it seems destiny has manifested as their roads cross on the way back in the form of a Cage Titans Championship fight that fans have been waiting years to see. Good things come to those who wait as both Cage Titans staples have grown and developed even sharper skills, mindsets, and motivations to best the other man, and return where they feel they belong in the big show.

Giannetti (16-5, 8 SUB 6 KO) has been at the top of the division for over two years, going 5-1 in title fights during that span, most recently with a stellar first round Ninja Choke victory over Jacob Bohn in which he recaptured the lightweight crown. A performance that gave a flashback to his earlier career that saw a habitual knack for necks, he has shown ever developing set of striking skills and tenacity to match his submission prowess, and has assured the masses that he has a dedication to match. Staying the king of the lightweight division is the clearest path back to primetime, and this title defense consists of an entrée of skills between both fighters, and is only made sweeter with the dessert of the bad blood that has been boiling since 2017.

Surprisingly in his first Cage Titans title fight is Slippery Pete, and the timing couldn’t be more opportune. On a 5 fight finish streak of his own over the course of the Skeletor reigns, Barrett (16-6, 11 KO 3 SUB) will be delighted to add a pro title to his collection of Cage Titans accomplishments that started at Cage Titans 4, even more so due to the waist he could strip the belt from. With a resume of astonishing finishes, and high octane violent craftsmanship win lose or draw, his case for another ticket to primetime will be stronger with another impressive finish, and a shiny new belt. All limbs are potential kill shots at any moment of any fight, added to a wrestling base with sleeper submission skills, this fight has all the makings of a classic despite the rich history between these already proven local MMA legends.

Appetizing the main event is a bout between budding contenders at bantamweight between Andrew Valdina and Tyler Smythe. With contrasting styles and personas, their identical goals for a contender series shot align them in a matchup that is sure to electrify the crowd before this once in a promotional lifetime main event. Undefeated at 5-0 with all victories by finish, Andrew “The Gladiator” Valdina has hit a stride in the limelight since his return in May, embracing his skills on the mic along with his ever growing highlight real. On the contrast is the silent grinder Tyler “Butterknife” Smythe (5-3, 4 SUB, 1KO) who has been swimming in the deep end of the division since his pro debut, and believes his suffocating style will prove superior in this well earned co-main event slot.

This is the tip of the iceberg to a card full of not only professional contenders, but a stack of amateur title fights that historically never disappoint. All this and more will be live from Plymouth Memorial Hall on July 20th.

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Boston vs. New York, a regional American rivalry dating back to the origin of organized sport, on full display on the regional MMA scene on May 25th in Americas Hometown at Plymouth Memorial Hall for Cage Titans 65. Championship Gold is on the line for both regions in the main and co-main event, as the battle between Upstate and the South Shore represent the New York/Boston rivalry in the purest combative form.

Rochester New York’s Jon “The Warhawk” Piersma dynamically introduced himself to the Cage Titans over the past half year, already securing his second main event as the newly crowned Welterweight Champion. The sensational ground and pound master has claimed the throne in a swift timeframe with a seemingly unstoppable dominance on the mat, and patient striking as effective as has been seen on the scene. Cracking and adding another goose egg for his omelet of dominance will solidify “The Warhawk” as a worthy name for a Contender Series run at the very least.

Proudly representing Lakeville Massachusetts, Jack Congdon has already graced the Hall with 9 finishes between amateur and professional competition and feels ready to jump into the deepest of ends for the biggest test of his career by far. Yet to catch a whiff of defeat, let alone taste it, Congdon has not let a professional opponent see the stool, ending all his business in the first round. Jack Congdon has developed into a fan favorite since his amateur debut, and the horizon to a big show opportunity is within reach. Unblemished, Undefeated, Undeterred, and with a win, Congdon will be Undeniable as the top prospect at 170 pounds in New England.

Jumping down a weight class in the co-main event, a rematch for the ages has come to fruition with the newly vacated lightweight title on the line, and vying for it, The South Shore’s Joe Giannetti vs. Upstate New York’s Jacob Bohn. Redemption is the story arch for both fighters, Giannetti appointed to the reclamation of the lightweight crown, and Bohn intent on the extraction of revenge. The first installment of this fight was an instant classic, and with both fighters amassing a string of impressive finishes since their last scrap, and both dead set on their respective redemption stories, it can be assured that Giannetti vs. Bohn II will be a sequel worth remembering.

These two title fights are the pinnacle of an action packed card taking place at Plymouth Memorial Hall May 25th. Be sure to follow along on Cage Titans Social Media for many more fight announcements as well as specific match-up highlights, new fights added to the card and fighter interviews, each and every day leading up the event.

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A full basket of fights are on tap before the Easter Bunny shows up, as many divisions will be on notice when the doors open at Plymouth Memorial Hall for Cage Titans 64 on March 30 th. The Welterweight Championship fight between Jon Piersma and undefeated Everett Desilets is the cherry on top of the most stacked local professional card of all time. The biggest stars of Cage Titans will be showing up in droves, brand new faces will be looking to add their names to the legends of “The Colosseum” and returning prospects are hungry to cement their own legacies for good on the most experienced card in Cage Titans history gracing the masses on Easter
Weekend.

Jon Piersma, 7-2 (4 SUB, 2 KO) impressed the hall in his Cage Titans debut in November and was undeniable as the top prospect in the region at 170 pounds. On a similar fast track to the top is his opponent Everett Desilets, 3-0 (2 KO, 1 SUB) who has found a niche in making bloody fights with a blend of devastating skills. Grappling and striking styles clash in a main event for the ages that will crown a new champion and top off the most stacked Cage Titans card to date.

Names like Ali Zebian, Jake Hixenbaugh, Sam Watford, Tom Santos, Seth Basler and Oscar Vera look to add to their resumes alongside the anticipated Cage Titans debutants in Jay Pressly, Chris Mecate, and Katie Perez as they take on names already permanently familiar to fans such as Peter Barrett, Joe Giannetti, Jack Congdon, Miguel Sevasin, Jay Perrin, Hilarie Rose, Jacobo Apito, with the professional debut of Brody McDougal, and the returning Mr. Cage Titans himself Johnny Campbell. All of this and more Easter Weekend at Plymouth Memorial
Hall, or LIVE on Spectation Sports

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Legends collide as Cage Titans kicks off 2024 in emphatic fashion on January 27 th at Plymouth Memorial Hall, what some are now calling “The Colosseum” an appropriate moniker for the fights taking place on the first card of the new year. In the main event is the much-anticipated crowning of a Flyweight Champion in a long-awaited matchup between #1 Ranked Mitch Raposo and #2 Ranked Justin Valentin. And if that wasn’t enough gold on the line, witness the crowning of a new Amateur Welterweight Champion, and the inaugural “O.G” Championship fight that defies all odds when Cage Titans 63 goes live on January 27th .

A Flyweight Champion will be crowned when Mitch Raposo (8-1, 3 SUB, 3KO) finally takes on JustinValentin (4-2, 2 SUB, 1KO) in a match up that has been months in the making. Fans will be satisfied when these two finishers showcase their skills, Raposo hungry as ever to continue his run of stoppages on route to a Contender Series return, or Big Show opportunity. Over the course of a decorated amateur and professional career, Valentin has never needed a referee’s mercy in a fight, a durability that will come in handy when the submission specialist aims to spoil Raposo’s momentum attempting to find a highlight finish of his own in his highly anticipated Cage Titans Debut.

Also featuring at Cage Titans 63 – Brian Cosco and Greg Jones will prove that it is never too late to achieve a dream as the O.G Champion will be crowned for the first time. Cosco at 46 years old has been a New England staple for years, and Jones shattered expectations in his pro debut at 50 years old last year, we had to put a belt on the line for these two showing the masses how to age like the finest of wines. And Amateur Championship fights have been some of the all-time great moments in Cage Titans history, January 27 th should prove no different as Ozzy Martin returns for his second chance at gold when he welcomes Cullen Johnson to Plymouth for the first time.

Be sure to follow along on Cage Titans Social Media for many more fight announcements as well as specific match-up highlights, new fights added to the card and fighter interviews, each and every day leading up the event.

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