SOMEONES “0” HAS TO GO - "A FLAWLESS MAIN EVENT"

This weekend Taylor, Michigan is about to see one of the most unique main events in Warrior Xtreme Cagefighting (WXC) history. Mike Pedenelli has a reputation for making fight cards that can only be described as masterful, however; this time he has out done even himself. Deven “Bad News” Brown, who has quickly become known throughout  the state of Michigan, has beaten and banged his way to a flawless record of 10 wins and 0 losses. Still, skeptics question Brown’s fighting abilities and wish to see him battle a fighter they consider to be of equal skill. Match maker Mike Pedenelli has arranged just that  and spectators should be prepared to witness a three round test of Brown’s skills delivered by fighter Kyle Lingg who holds a record of 9 wins and 0 losses carrying 3 belts in 3 different weight classes. This weekend, these two skillful and undefeated fighters will battle it out to protect their undefeated records hence the event being named WXC27 FLAWLESS.

Brown, a young wrestler from Carleton, MI, graduated from Airport High School as one of the state’s top wrestlers. Brown began working with WXC in mid 2009 when the company operated under the name Michigan Xtreme Cagefighting. “He came in ready to play the game,” said WXC President Jeff Pitock. Further, Pitock says “Brown has been a headliner since day two, he is one of the most exciting fighters to see from the walk out to the cage. His fan base is incredible and their energy makes the atmosphere electric.” His top supporter and mother, referred to as “Momma Brown” by family and friends, is fighting a grueling battle with cancer. When asked about being proud of her son, she laughed and replied, “He’s bad news! Deven has been a champion in my life since day one, and it’s only fitting that he shows that in the cage. My son is destined for greatness! He has nothing to prove to me, I know what he will become and what he can do with his Mixed Martial Arts career.” Brown responded to his mothers statement saying, “My mother is my biggest fan and I hers! We make a great team!”

Brown discussed the many challenges he faces while working to become a top professional athlete. Brown acknowledges the stress related to his mother’s illness, maintaining a job, and keeping up with his intense training schedule. Brown says that his teammates give his top of the line support and his mother’s strength and determination to fight inspires and motivates him to keep pressing forward. “I intend to help Brown reach his goals,” says WXC President Jeff Pitock. “The Brown Family have been a huge addition to WXC. I have talked with Deven and we have set a plan on how and when he plans to go pro.”

Deven has blown through some of WXC’s top Featherweights and now lightweights. However, this weekend he will face new comer and Ohio’s top Lightweight Kyle Lingg. Lingg with a record of 9 wins and 0 losses carrying 3 belts in 3 different weigh classes. Lingg is entering the WXC with a reputation for being a powerful fighter and he has made it known that he plans to prove it Saturday February 26^th at the Gibraltar Trade Center. When asked what he thought of Deven Brown he replied,  “Over rated! I don’t think that he is ready for a fighter like me.”

Lingg is one of Ohio’s most renowned up and coming fighter. With immense fan base and state wide support, Lingg plans to make a splash in Michigan Mixed Martial Arts and that road starts with Deven Brown. Fighting for some of the top promotion’s in the state of Ohio, Lingg has been tested, fought some high record fighters, and is on his way to becoming a belt collector. This weekend is all about the gold as the WXC Lightweight championship Belt goes up after being vacated by William Woodford who has taken his career to the next level by going Pro as of February 26^th.

Every fight fan should be in the stands to see this Main Event Saturday Night! This will be a monumental fight as we see two amazing contenders go all out to protect their undefeated records.

Get your tickets now at Trade Center Box Office, WXCLIVE.com or by calling (734) 799-1136