Review sent over by the guys at AFO.

Dan Bonnell provides a review of CFX 10 that is sure to piss off more than a few people…

Sometimes when things seem to be going wrong with a card is when they end up the best, and that’s exactly what happened Friday night at the Shriner’s Auditorium in Wilmington.

Review by Mark Daniels.

CFX “Finally” Reviewed by Shelly Devine.

Last Friday I attended the Moosin event at the DCU Center and I have to admit, it was pretty awesome.

XCFL 3 took place May 15, 2010 from the Marlborough Event Center and the event saw a new Welterweight Champion crowned, as well as the debut of Andreus Jeudi.

Mark Daniels recently posted this write up of AFO’s latest event:

On March 26, 2010 we saw a couple firsts in local MMA…first event at the Lowell Memorial Auditorium, and first event sanctioned by the newly formed athletic commission.

Richard Hubbard turns in his review of GFL “Prevail.”

The guys from AFO were kind enough to send over a review of their event.

Rick Hawn and Tom Gallicchio stepped into the main event slot of WCF 9 Friday night after an injury forced Mike Campbell off the card, and delivered a grueling, high-level 3 round war. Hawn controlled and outpointed a more experienced and game Gallicchio to win a unanimous 30-27 victory and keep his undefeated record intact. Over 3,000 were in attendance for the 10 fights at the Shriner’s Auditorium in Wilmington, including familiar local faces from the UFC, an appearance by Butterbean, and several Boston Celtics players.

Untamed 30: Caged Combat eminated from one of their usual hotspots, White’s of Westport. It featured nine great fights that wavered between wars that went the distance and quick finishes. Luckily, they didn’t have the same ring girls as the first time they went there a few years ago.

CFX returned to the Plymouth Jungleplex for the third time on Saturday night for “Rumble in the Jungle 3″ which featured 22 total fights for a monster card in front of a large audience. Continuing with the big, fast-paced, spectacle shows that CFX has become known for putting on, 16 of 22 fights on Saturday ended inside of 2 minutes and 30 seconds. While the number of fights might seem overwhelming, the show moved along at a good clip with 4,162 people reported to be in attendance. The place was packed and full of energy.

Here is a guest review sent in for GFL “Proving Grounds.”