Neil Wain -300 vs. Colin Robinson
The Cage Contender Heavyweight title will be up for grabs as Neil Wain takes on Colin Robinson. Both fighters are promising a good show so don’t look for either one to be going to the ground in this one. It should be a battle of big shots with the winner being the one that lands the most. “The game plan is to win and to knock him out.” Robinson said, “I want to keep the striking going, because that is what the crowd wants to see.” Robinson seems to be very confident for Saturday’s fight against Wain. “Training has never been better and I am in the shape of my life.” he said, “My hands are faster than they have ever been, which is great.” Robinson is hoping to get back into the UFC and it is possible with a win against Wain that he could get another look.
Wain, who is known as “Old Skool” has not been impressed from what he has seen or heard from Robinson saying that he is going to “expose Robinson’s glass chin” 7 of Wain’s 9 wins have come by knockout while Robinson has won 6 of his 9 fights by knockout.
Norman Parke -165 vs. Marcos Nardini
This is a battle for the vacant Cage Contender Lightweight title. Nardini looks to be a live underdog in MMA odds in this bout.
Greg Loughran -525 vs. Martin Begley
Loughran is expected to win this one against Begley in spectacular fashion but he needs to be careful not to get too overconfident.
Also on the card in Cage Contender 11 odds are a fight between Artemij Sitenkov and Rob McCrum with Sitenkov about a 3-1 favorite and a battle between Stephen Coll and Dec Larkin with Coll a 2-1 favorite.
