Dynasty Combat Sports returned last night with Battlefield, and the card delivered action from start to finish with a mix of bare-knuckle brawls, highlight-reel knockouts, slick submissions, and a new champion crowned.
Bare Knuckle Main Events
- Alonzo “Mexican Rhino” Martinez showed why he’s one of Nebraska’s most respected veterans, finishing Rex Littell by first-round TKO in their bare-knuckle clash.
- Fellow veteran Sean Wilson kept his reputation for violence intact, earning a second-round TKO over Thomas “The Sniper” Thatcher.
Amateur Title Fight
- In a battle for the interim lightweight title, Easton “The Emerald” Edmond of Lincoln secured another dominant finish, stopping Chase Large via TKO. Edmond now holds the interim Amateur Lightweight Championship.
Submission Specialists
- David Stephenson wasted no time, catching Jareb Huerta in a slick first-round triangle choke.
- Christopher Domenick also impressed on the mat, submitting Hunter Green with a first-round rear naked choke.
- Hunter Vice, making his debut, lived up to his promise of excitement, submitting Austen “Freight Train” Forney with a front choke in round three.
Knockouts and TKOs
- Anthony “Kamikazi” Coursey starched Jadyn “No Mercy” Heckenlively with a brutal first-round KO.
- Kevin Dominguez, a young wrestler out of Columbus, delivered a statement win, stopping Landon “The Mustache Bandit” Clarke with a first-round KO.
- Tomas Vazquez picked up his first win with a second-round TKO over 18-year-old prospect Ethan Forney.
- Cole Marcsisak, making his MMA debut out of Plattsmouth, scored a first-round TKO against Jimmy Desrosiers, who was stepping back into the cage for the first time since his father’s passing.
Other Highlights
- Cam “Bam Bam” Golden pushed the pace against Mehdi Al-Waeli, earning the win after Al-Waeli couldn’t continue between rounds one and two.
- Morgan Zimmerman remained unbeaten, earning a decision win over Nicholas Bilancini in a closely contested matchup.
- The night also featured a youth wrestling showcase, where Austin Martin got his hand raised against Braxton Tramp.
Dynasty Combat Sports once again proved why it’s the premier stage for Midwest talent—giving fans everything from emotional debuts to seasoned veterans throwing down bare-knuckle style.
