Almighty Fighting Championship is set to return to the Barnsley Metrodome on May. 27 for Almighty Fighting Championship 30.
The English-based promotion is coming off a successful event which also took place in the Barnsley Metrodome earlier this February. The main event saw Joe Ambler write his name into the promotions history books by becoming the first two-weight division champion after defeating Blain McGill by unanimous decision. The co-main event featured an amateur bantamweight title fight between those of the country’s best, which Dylan McGee claimed after submitting Tamas Jakab in the fourth round.
With all the success in England over the years, owners Ray Thompson and Liam Cann are set to take the show to a new location in the Summer, North Wales. Almighty Fighting Championship 31 will go down at the Deeside Leisure Centre on July 1, 2023.
However, until then, the full focus is on Almighty FC 30, and Mr Almighty himself, Ray Thompson, recently revealed the full fight card to Combat Sports UK.
Almighty Fighting Championship 30 Fight Card
MAIN CARD
PROFESSIONAL MMA
Jordan O’Neil vs. Joe Ambler
Liam Dunn vs. Charles Joyner
Mateusz Duczmal vs. Jamie MacDonald
AMATEUR TITLE FIGHTS
Ture Asaboro vs. Giovanni Olakunori
Jack McLoughlin vs. Mohammed Harris
AMATEUR FIGHTS
Jacob Shepherd vs. Brandon Klein
Luke Richardson vs. Jamal Raja
Mark Bannister vs. Charlie Chambers
Stefan Vesca vs. Jordan Allen
Ethan Wilson vs. Sam Howard
PRELIMS
Calvin Mooney vs. Geoff Pavey
Fernley Davies vs. Nathan Kendrick
Hamza Sajjad vs. Lewis Mackenzie
Charlie Metcalf vs. Tony Purcell
Jamal Rehman vs. Lewis Wood
Rob Colclough vs. Josh Batterham
Shabaz Ahmed vs. Shahad Younis
Joe Smedley vs. Bogdan Finch
Rabi Mbata vs. Reece Comley
EARLY PRELIMS
Alex Smith vs. Cory Heighway
George Furner vs. Jorge Gaudo
Mostafa Muhammed vs. Oscar Turner
Josh Horman vs. Robbie Vickers
Sam Mastropietro vs. Jack Banks
Ash Shemeld vs. Damien Haigh
Ajani Sturge vs. Matty Crooks
Mohammed Alewidat vs. Gubir Batth
Caroline Plumley vs. Georgie Hackland
Featured image credits to Almighty Fighting Championship
