The Eternal promotion hosts World Series of Fighting – Global Championship 6 tomorrow night with a lightweight bout between Brentin Mumford and Greg Atzori headlining the card taking place at the Southport Sharks AFL Club on Queensland’s Gold Coast.
Mumford comes into the contest fresh off a quality stoppage against former UFC fighter Ben Wall earlier this year while Atzori returns from a short break since winning a unanimous decision versus Ethan Duniam in October last year.
A co-headline superfight will pit Eternal welterweight champion Ty Duncan against Reign champion Jack Della in what is touted as a title unification bout. Both fighters claimed their respective titles earlier in the year, Duncan submitting Tristan Murphy at Eternal 24 while Della stopping Glen Pettigrew at Reign Fighting 3.
Also on the card, Justin Van Heerden makes his professional debut as he meets Aaron Fisher while Glen Pettigrew battles Brandt Cogill.
There has been a late scratching from the card with amateur fighter Craig Booth collapsing while cutting weight for his bout. The Toowoomba based fighter was reportedly rushed to a local hospital in a critical condition with no further update given at this time.
The WSOF Global brand is an independently owned and managed company which focuses on the WSOF brand outside of the United States. Australian promotion Eternal MMA and Reign Fighting joined the network last year.
Fight Card (Pro):
- Brentin Mumford vs. Greg Atzori
- Ty Duncan (Eternal Champ) vs. Jack Della (Reign Champ) – Superfight
- Aaron Fisher vs. Justin Van Heerden
- Glen Pettigrew vs. Brandt Cogill
Fight Card (Amateur):
- Peter Smith vs. Viktor Lyall
- Joe Cloake vs. Jack Macklin
- Hoani Selwyn vs. Taj Fewquandi
- Tom Nolan vs. Pati Lewai
- Bruce Qurbani vs. Ben Edmonstone
- Mitch Bayliss vs. Deegon McGurren
- Xerxes vs. Daniel Ung
- Anna Josie vs. Terri Simpson
- Huss Elahinia vs. Dan Carrol
*Fight card as at posted by promotion on 5 July (minus Craig Booth vs Dimps Gillies)
Eternal MMA 24: Ty Duncan claims title; Brentin Mumford knocks out Ben Wall
