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XFN returns to River Spirit on the XFN 400 showdown
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Tlack, Okays – Fighting Sports fans, get ready for the unforgettable night of action as Xtreme Fight Night (XFN) returns to River Spirit Casino Resort in Tulsa Friday, April 11. Roberto Villa CEO Fightbook MMA and journalist Arlow Jumper will participate in this historical event.
This event is a milestone in the world of combat sports –XFN #400—PROMISTA explosive composition MMA, Muay Thai, Baimi Knuckle Boxing, Kickboxing and Combat Jiu-Jitsu. Hosted by UFC legend Frank ShamrockThis high -octane night is one that you don’t want to miss.
Muay Thai Madness: Four -man tournament
The most essential event of the night is a four -person, four -man, one -day Muay Thai tournament, which fought four ounces of gloves, thanks to which every strike is more destructive. Fighters enter this brutal competition, include:
- TJ Brown – UFC veteran known for his relentless impact.
- Tater McSpadden – Master XFN who wants to prove that he is the best.
- Brandon “Darkhorse” McDougal – unsafe weaker ready to shock the world.
After only one winner emerged from this war, fans can expect an stimulating demonstration of power, endurance and skills.
Bare Knuckle Showdown: Weighty on the line
Box Bare Knuckle returns in a huge fight for the championship in massive weight between two knockout artists:
- Haze Wilson – An undefeated rising star, whose goal is to continue its dominant series.
- Juan “The Ghost” Torrez -BKFC veteran tested in the battle of a hungry title.
Without gloves to soften the blows, this fight promises strict intensity and a high drama inside the square wheel.
MMA, Kickboxing & Combat Jiu-Jitsu: Card arranged
XFN #400 does not stop only with Muay Thai and Bare Knuckle Boxing. The event also contains the talent of the highest level in many disciplines:
- MMA Warriors Justin Budd and Tracy Reeder Enter the cage, wanting to squeeze your trail.
- Knockout artist Devin “Kattdaddy” White He defends him Kickboxing titlepromising another finish with the most essential relationships.
- Combat jiu-jitsu returnsWith Micah “The Marine” Stockton present your skills to surrender and destroying palm strikes.
Don’t miss VIP Fight this evening
With the founder of XFN Dale “Apollo” Cook Guarantee “Night to remember” This is an event that every fan of a fight must see.
Event details:
📅 Date: Friday, April 11
📍 Location: The cover at River Spirit Casino Resort, Tulsa
⏰ REMIMS: 18:30 | Main card: 20:00
Secure your tickets now and see the next generation of sports stars in the fight for it 400. XFN event.

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