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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Cage Titans returns to action November 11th with Cage Titans 62, closing out 2023 with two title fights on Veterans Day Weekend. Top prospects Mitch Raposo and Jack Congdon vie for their first Pro Titles at Cage Titans against Cleveland McLean and Pat Casey respectively in the main and co-main, all preceded by the newest crops of professional talent the region has to offer.

Raposo (8-1) is riding a three-fight finish streak since returning from a few fights in Las Vegas in front of Dana White. Already collecting one local title from CES, he looks to ascertain his position as the best in New England with the capturing of a Cage Titans belt. In his way stands Cleveland McLean (17-11) who is taking a cue from his team at Fusion Xcel out of Orlando FL and finds himself with a unique opportunity to plunder the momentum Raposo brings, capture a belt, and garner attention from the UFC brass.

Yet to taste defeat or see a scorecard, Jack Congdon (3-0) competes for his first professional title, and if he manages to defend a few times in 2024, he is a sure shot for a Contender Series fight next season at the very least. But first he must go through Pat Casey (10-7) who finds himself in a similar opportunistic situation as McLean in the main, hoping to course correct his last performance with a shiny new Cage Titans belt, and a freshly cracked goose egg by being the first man to best Jack Congdon in unarmed combat.

Cage Titans 62 also brings the return of Alex Davidson who has already gone three roundswith a UFC champion, as he takes on Hassan Graham who broke the Hall and the internet with the most devastating knockout in recent memory. And the feature bout – Gerry Meuse puts his undefeated record on the line against Aaron Hughes, and with neither man having a victory awarded by the judges, expect them to maintain a 100% finish rate and put on a show for the ages.

Be sure to follow along on the Cage Titans Fan Page 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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Cage Titans returns to Plymouth Memorial Hall on September 23 rd for Cage Titans 61, and this time it’s international business.

Two belts are on the line as Heavyweight champion Ras Hylton looks to simultaneously avenge a loss and defend his belt when he takes on Jashua Marsh in a gigantic rematch in the co-main, all headlined when the lightweight champion Joe Giannetti puts his belt on the line against Canadian contender Michael Dufort in the main event.

The hockey rivalry dating back to the days of the original 6 comes to life at Memorial Hall when the Cage Titans lightweight strap goes up for grabs in the Main Event. Michael Dufort, 11-4 (8 SUB, 2 KO) made an impression on the Plymouth crowd when he visited for a face off in July, donning his Montreal Canadiens jersey to the ever so loyal Boston Bruins fans at Memorial Hall, fully embracing his role as the
travelling heel with the goal in mind to take the Cage Titans lightweight strap back to his home country of Canada, becoming the first international Cage Titans champion. He has already shown he is comfortable in enemy territory and looks to show the crowd he is not only coming for a ruse, but to be the man to take the gold from the defending champion.

Joe Giannetti, 14-4 (7 SUB, 5 KO) has been on a tear at the hall winning two belts since returning in 2021 and looks to keep his lightweight strap in Massachusetts aiming to be the first man to finish Dufort in competition. The TUF alum is determined to keep his winning ways going on his path to return for another shot at the big show, and this is a title defense worthy of national attention as both men have a knack for keeping the judges out of the fight, and neither man has been finished in their entire career. Durability, and finishing prowess will be on full display in this monumental lightweight title fight.

Setting the stage for this epic main event is a fight that is literally more massive than what follows as newly crowned inaugural Heavyweight Champion Ras Hylton, returns for his first title defense against the man who handed him his first professional loss, Jashua Marsh. Marsh was able to finish Hylton in the first round of their first meeting back in 2018 and aims to have history repeat itself on the 23rd and become the Cage Titans Champion. He had his eyes on the title fight back in May, and was immediately ready to throw his name in the mix of challengers when Ras Hylton was able to stop Brendan Battles in the second round of their contest. The new champion did not hesitate to sign the dotted line when he knew he had the chance to accomplish two goals at once, defend the crown, and avenge the first loss on one night, September 23rd at Cage Titans 61.

Two title fights, budding professional prospects, electric amateur match ups, and more at Plymouth Memorial Hall, and live on Spectation Sports for Cage Titans 61

Be sure to follow along on the Cage Titans Fan Page 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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Legends return to Plymouth Memorial Hall July 22nd for Cage Titans 60

Fresh off their first tenures in the big show, Jay “The Joker” Perrin and “Shameless” Don Shainis are impelled to kickstart another run as they headline the card in the Main and Co-Main Events against Lionel “Boogz” Young and Robert “The Real Deal” Wusstig respectively, topping off a show loaded with professional and amateur combative action.

In his mission to return to the UFC, Former Bantamweight Champion Jay Perrin is determined to reclaim the belt that he vacated while fighting in the big show. With the current champion Joe Penafiel on hold, instead of waiting, “The Joker” chose violence and is gracing the Featherweight division in his return to the local scene, and he promises to remind Plymouth who the king of New England is as he takes on the profoundly powerful Lionel “Boogz” Young.

With a career that has spanned across three decades taking on all comers at several weight classes, Lionel “Boogz” Young has continued to find success this late in his career and is taking no steps backwards as he remains hungry for top tier competition. Known for exceptional power, notable submission skills, and compelling walk out entrances, “Boogz” will certainly provide a test for Perrin in his Featherweight homecoming with a blend of ruthless pressure, and sneaky submission skills.

On a virtually identical mission to return to the UFC roster, Shameless Nation will be audible county wide as they welcome Don Shainis back to Memorial Hall for his first steps on his quest to fight in the big show again. Kickstarting another win streak with a dynamic finish will certainly propel him in the right direction, and it all starts when he faces 15 year professional veteran Robert Wusstig in his inaugural appearance at Cage Titans.

No stranger to finishes of all types, and with a couple cracked goose eggs on his resume, Wusstig looks to continue his own winning streak and pull off a crowd silencing moment spoiling the return of the UFC veteran and adding another feather to an already notable resume. Dangerous in all rounds, eminently durable, and fueled by momentum, Wusstig is driven to make a name for himself in his first outing at Memorial Hall.

The pinnacle fights of Cage Titans 60 is preceded by a main card filled with star studded professional MMA action, and an undercard containing Grappling Superfights, Muay Thai and Amateur MMA bangers culminating with the vacant Amateur Welterweight Title Fight between undefeated finishers from New Hampshire as “The American Psycho” Brody MacDougal takes on Ozzy “Toro” Martin in a fight that will surely add to the always memorable amateur title archive.

Be sure to follow along on the Cage Titans Fan Page 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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Memorial Day Weekend, Memorial Hall, BIG History is being made in more ways than one at Cage Titans 59.

Headlining what will surely be a memorable fight card is the first ever Professional Cage Titans Heavyweight Championship fight to establish the true most dangerous man in New England. Over 500
pounds of fury will enter the cage when Cage Titans staple Brendan Battles welcomes one of the most
recognized and revered New England behemoths Ras Hylton to Plymouth for the first time.

Battles (3-1, 3 KO/TKO) continues his mission to quickly rise to the top of the heap in the New England circuit in hopes to pursue a UFC contract by the end of 2023. No stranger to Plymouth Memorial Hall, the Cape Cod native will have the crowd behind him as he takes on the traveling Ras Hylton for the inaugural Heavyweight belt. Making the trip from Maine, Hylton (9-7, 8 KO/TKO) will be making his Cage Titans debut but is no stranger to the big stage with big stakes as a veteran Heavyweight out of New England with wins in Maine, Connecticut, and Rhode Island. Hylton will be seeking his first victory in Massachusetts, one where he could silence the crowd and bring the Cage Titans belt up to Maine, taking a step closer to the big show in his own right.

Both giants possess a tremendous amount of respect for each other, and both are hungry heavyweights wanting to be called the first Cage Titans Heavyweight Champion which will surely bring an electrifying clash of styles as the 6’3” 265lb ground and pound spectacle Brendan Battles takes on the lethal power and timing of 6’6” 260lb Ras Hylton.

The co-main event also holds much prowess in the ever so stacked lightweight division as out of stater turned fan favorite Jacob Bohn looks to continues his win streak against another top Massachusetts contender who has spent the entirety of his career at Cage Titans in Zach DiSabatino.

Bohn (12-10, 5 SUB, 2 KO/TKO) gained instant respect at Memorial Hall in 2022 falling short in the Fight of the Year against Joe Giannetti and continued gaining fans in the also FOTY nominated war against Peter Barrett. He about stole the night at Cage Titans 58 with a highlight reel guillotine finish against Ali Zebian in March, as fans were ecstatic to see the Upstate New Yorker cement his first win at Cage Titans after a battle tested 2022. On a 6-fight win streak of his own, DiSabatino (11-2, 5 KO/TKO, 4 SUB) is determined to stifle the momentum of his out of state foe and continue his own on his march to top contender status. A decorated finisher known to dig deep in the trenches when a fight gets heavy, DiSabatino is a man who lets his fists and BJJ prowess do the talking on his exponential rise to the top. Both men are known for otherworldly durability and heart, both men have a knack for finding finishes out of thin air, their reputations alone make this a fight for the ages, let alone when they meet in the co-main event of Cage Titans 59.

Setting the table for the peak of the card is a feature bout between two amateur champions turned red hot professional prospects as Trevor Gudde looks to hand Jack Congdon his first taste of defeat. A towering figure at welterweight standing 6’7” Gudde (4-3, 3 SUB, 1 KO/TKO) looks to climb right back into the title picture after his most recent title fight loss to current champion Joe Giannetti, and handing Congdon the first loss of his career would certainly help in propelling him right back to the top of the mix. Congdon (2-0, 1 SUB, 1 KO/TKO) has brought nothing but devastation to his opponents in his unblemished run as an amateur champion and now surging prospect, finding a finish in every showing. Another finish over an already established title contender would put Congdon on the fastest of tracks to being the next local name on the big show.

All this and more professional action on the main card of Cage Titans 59, with the preliminary card getting things started with all of the amateurs aspiring to follow the footsteps of the pros at the top, culminating in two amateur title fights which are guaranteed highlights every time the amateur gold is on the line. The vacant Middleweight Title is up for grabs: reaching to regain that title is Jideofor Ojukwu (5-2) against undefeated Colin Robinson (3-0) who looks to add an MMA belt to the Cage Titans Muay Thai championship he already has. Lightweight fan favorite Miguel Sevasin (3-2-1) looks to add to his already extensive highlight reel defending his belt against undefeated finisher Sergei Peresunko (3-0) who has absolutely destroyed his competition on his path to the gold.

Be sure to follow along on the Cage Titans Fan Page 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.

And don’t worry…If you can’t make it to Plymouth Memorial Hall to watch it in person, we got you covered so that you don’t have to miss any of the action…Check out the banner to the top right or click here to here to purchase the Live Stream