Dynasty Combat Sports returned to the Liberty First Credit Union Arena in Omaha on March 27, 2026 for DCS 106: St. Paddy’s Beatdown — and the card delivered from the first bell to the last. Streaming live on MMA Futures, the night featured 14 completed bouts across MMA, bare knuckle boxing, and amateur competition, with nine finishes, a new amateur bantamweight champion, and a bare knuckle main event that closed the show in definitive fashion.
Main Event: Josh Trebbien Stops Rex Littell Jr. in Round Three
Josh Trebbien improved to 2-0 in bare knuckle boxing with a third-round knockout of Rex “The Pitbull” Littell Jr. in the St. Paddy’s Beatdown main event. Representing Premier Combat Center and Jackson’s Boxing Club, Trebbien was patient and precise throughout — establishing his straight right hand early, dropping Littell in the first round, and finishing the job at 49 seconds of round three with a perfectly timed shot on the chin.
Littell, fighting out of B&B Boxing, earned respect throughout the fight for his toughness and willingness to keep pressing forward. In the post-fight interview, Trebbien credited a training camp built around keeping everything straight and controlled, and gave generous praise to his opponent before thanking his coaches, training partners at Premier Combat Center and Jackson’s Boxing Club, and his wife Claudia.
For Trebbien, the bare knuckle cage is becoming familiar territory. Two fights in, two finishes — and the Liberty First Credit Union Arena crowd sent him out with the loudest pop of the night.
Co-Main Event: Blayne Richards Makes Dynasty Debut with First-Round TKO
In a short-notice professional co-main event, Blayne “Young Gun” Richards made his Dynasty debut and wasted no time making an impression. Representing Skywalker 101 and Scott Morton Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, Richards — a brown belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu and veteran BKFC competitor — took the fight to Jonathon “Slap Daddy” Kennedy immediately, getting the fight to the ground and finishing with heavy elbows at 1:06 of round one.
Kennedy, a 52-fight veteran out of Mardy’s Martial Arts in Port Byron, Illinois, brought experience and durability to the cage, but Richards’ pace and positional control were simply too much. With the win, Richards improves to 10-4 and stamps his name in the Dynasty record books on his first appearance.
New Amateur Bantamweight Champion: Tucker Charron Submits Jareb Huerta in Six Seconds
The most dramatic title moment of the night lasted exactly six seconds. Tucker “Too Good” Charron, stepping in on short notice with a fight already scheduled for May 15th, took the DCS Amateur Bantamweight Championship opportunity and delivered immediately — guillotine choking Jareb Huerta at the opening of round one to claim the belt.
Charron, a Premier Combat Center product who is seemingly always training, always cornering, and always ready to compete, fought exactly the way his reputation suggested he would. In his post-fight remarks, he dedicated the win to his daughter Rosalie and left no ambiguity about his intentions going forward: he comes to the cage to finish fights, not collect scorecards.
Huerta, a purple belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu out of Vicious Cycle BJJ in North Platte, brought a 7-4-1 record and plenty of grit into the cage on short notice. Charron simply didn’t give him a moment to settle in.
Professional MMA: Cody Land Submits Jesse James Lee via Armbar
In the professional opener, Cody “Locked and Loaded” Land — a 35-year-old co-owner of United Kickboxing and MMA competing in his 54th career fight — submitted Jesse James Lee via armbar at 1:15 of round one. Land, who has been competing since 2008, brought the kind of composed, opportunistic ground game that only comes from a decade and a half of experience. When his opening appeared, he took it cleanly and finished without hesitation.
Lee, fighting out of Most Wanted MMA in Lincoln and trained in Bang Muay Thai, entered at 3-3 and showed his striking credentials early before Land dragged the fight to the mat and closed the show.
Josiah Mobley Announces Himself in Eight Seconds
If there was a single moment that froze the Liberty First Credit Union Arena on Saturday night, it was Josiah Mobley’s first-round knockout of Jadyn “No Mercy” Heckenlively at eight seconds — potentially one of the fastest finishes in Dynasty history. Representing Skywalker 101 Boxing Academy, Mobley landed a single left hook that settled things almost before the crowd found their seats. Ringside, Skywalker’s Danny Molina had called the finish out loud before the fighters touched gloves. At 2-0 with both wins by stoppage, Mobley is a name to watch.
Heckenlively, fighting out of Mick Doyle’s at 1-1, is known as both a competitor and a hip-hop artist with a significant social media following — his first Dynasty finish drew over a million views on Facebook Reels. He’ll be back.
Skywalker 101 Goes Undefeated on the Night
It was a dominant night for Skywalker 101 Boxing Academy, which went undefeated across every appearance on the card. Hunter “Trailer Park” Vice (3-0), Jabez Anderson, Josiah Mobley, Gilbert Martinez, Gabe Trinidad, and Blayne Richards all earned victories, with Vice’s performance against Arturo Zapata standing out as the most competitive of the bunch.
Vice, fighting out of Omaha at 2-0 entering the night, found himself tested more than ever before — Zapata, making his MMA debut out of No Illusions Martial Arts in Brookings, South Dakota, landed clean and pushed the pace throughout. Vice weathered the storm, secured back control, and finished with a rear naked choke at 2:39 of round two to improve to 3-0.
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Watch on MMA FuturesGabe Trinidad added a rare finish to the highlight reel, submitting Anthony “Kamakazi” Coursey with an outside heel hook in round one — a technically unusual submission that doesn’t show up often at any level of the sport. Trinidad, fighting out of Skywalker 101 at 4-3, showed sharp submission awareness and clean leg lock mechanics throughout the brief exchange.
Debut Night: Bush, Anderson, and Mobley Make Statements
DCS 106 was a strong night for first appearances. Dylan Busch of Bomb Squad MMA in Norfolk brought out one of the loudest crowd pops of the evening and paid it back immediately — dominating Jose Navarro from the opening exchange and finishing with a rear naked choke at 2:00 of round one in his MMA debut.
Eighteen-year-old Serin Anderson, son of Premier Combat Center’s Marty Anderson and a member of a family that trains together daily, submitted Tristan Reinke with a guillotine choke at 41 seconds to open the card. Trained in kickboxing with solid BJJ fundamentals alongside his father and siblings — both blue belts in Brazilian jiu-jitsu — Anderson looked comfortable and composed well beyond his years. His father Marty, visible ringside, was understandably over the moon.
Jeremy “The Cyclone” Weiler, a single father of five and corrections officer making his MMA debut at 35, went three rounds with the undefeated Jacinto “DemonGod” Portillo and gave the crowd their money’s worth before being stopped by TKO at 1:06 of round three. Portillo, a two-time state champion wrestler representing Laughing Coffin F.C., improved to 2-0 with a dominant grappling display — but Weiler’s toughness and cardio drew genuine respect from the commentary team and the crowd alike.
Decisions Round Out the Card
Three amateur bouts went the distance in the second half of the card. Keenan Schmidt of Premier Combat Center controlled Morgan Zimmerman across three rounds — showcasing elite wrestling, persistent back control, and sharp submission threats — en route to a 30-27 unanimous decision to improve to 3-0. Zimmerman, a Dynasty BJJ & MMA product fighting at 2-0, pushed hard and came close to escaping several dangerous positions before Schmidt locked in the dominant performance.
Edward “El Leon” Manriquez of Bomb Squad in Dodge, Nebraska swept all three scorecards (30-26 / 30-27 / 30-26) over debuting Cayman “Super Saiyan” Fewell to go 2-0. The striking was exceptional throughout — Manriquez showed explosive combinations and sharp takedown defense — though the commentary noted several submission opportunities left on the table that will likely be addressed in training going forward.
Gilbert Martinez of Skywalker 101 and Lincoln’s Scott Morton Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu outworked Colby Frith of Pagsuko Combat Club over three rounds for a 30-27 unanimous decision, improving to 6-7. Frith, who found MMA after being bullied as a kid and has spoken openly about the positive impact the sport has had on his life, made the trip from Scottsbluff and competed with heart throughout.
Full Results — DCS 106: St. Paddy’s Beatdown | March 27, 2026 | Liberty First Credit Union Arena, Omaha, NE
Bare Knuckle Boxing — Main Event Josh Trebbien def. Rex Littell Jr. — KO, Right hand, R3 (0:49)
Professional MMA — Co-Main Event Blayne Richards def. Jonathon Kennedy — TKO, Elbows, R1 (1:06)
Professional MMA Cody Land def. Jesse James Lee — SUB, Armbar, R1 (1:15)
Amateur MMA — Bantamweight Title Tucker Charron def. Jareb Huerta — SUB, Guillotine choke, R1 (0:06) (NEW CHAMPION)
Amateur MMA Gabe Trinidad def. Anthony Coursey — SUB, Heel hook, R1 Keenan Schmidt def. Morgan Zimmerman — UD (30-27 x3) Gilbert Martinez def. Colby Frith — UD (30-27 x3) Edward Manriquez def. Cayman Fewell — UD (30-26 / 30-27 / 30-26) Josiah Mobley def. Jadyn Heckenlively — KO, Left hook, R1 (0:08) Hunter Vice def. Arturo Zapata — SUB, Rear naked choke, R2 (2:39) Dylan Busch def. Jose Navarro — SUB, Rear naked choke, R1 (2:00) Jacinto Portillo def. Jeremy Weiler — TKO, Ground and pound, R3 (1:06) Jabez Anderson def. Jordan Theisen — TKO, Elbows, R1 (1:50) Serin Anderson def. Tristan Reinke — SUB, Guillotine choke, R1 (0:41)
Fight 6 (Justin Dean vs. Mica Graham) scratched night of event.
What’s Next
Dynasty Combat Sports returns to the Liberty First Credit Union Arena on April 17th, 2026 for Ring Rivals 4, followed by a May 15th card at Pinnacle Bank Arena in Lincoln, Nebraska. Tickets for both events are available at nitro-tickets.com.
Can’t make it in person? Every Dynasty Combat Sports event streams live and on replay at MMA Futures — the Midwest’s home for combat sports.
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