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Synergy FC 29 Summer Bash returns to Shady Gator at Lake of the Ozarks Friday night with a 12-bout card spanning amateur debuts to a professional main event that pits an undefeated hometown prospect against a 44-year-old veteran with 41 fights on his record. Stream every bout live and exclusively on MMA Futures.
Synergy FC 29 Summer Bash Main Event: Daylon Loonsfoot vs. Cody Carrillo | Pro MMA | Welterweight
Daylon “Ace” Loonsfoot (4-0)
Daylon Loonsfoot enters Friday’s main event with a perfect 4-0 professional record out of Battlefield, Missouri, training under the Springfield Fight Club banner. The “Ace” nickname is equal parts call sign and standard — a fighter who’s managed to stay clean in four professional bouts and now steps into the Synergy FC 29 Summer Bash main event in front of a Midwest crowd. Loonsfoot came in at 171.3 pounds for the 171-pound bout. Four-and-oh with a main event slot is the dream start to a professional career. The question Friday is whether the record reflects the level, or whether Cody Carrillo will be the answer to that question.
Daylon Loonsfoot | Battlefield, MO | Springfield Fight Club | “Ace” | 4-0 | 171.3 lbs
Cody Carrillo (17-24)
Forty-one professional fights. Forty-four years old. Wichita, Kansas. Cody Carrillo is exactly the kind of opponent that defines a career — not because of what his record says, but because of what he’s survived to get there. A 17-24 record built over two decades of regional and semi-national MMA is a road map of close fights, hard losses, and the persistence to keep showing up. Carrillo weighed in at 170.8 pounds. He’s been in the cage with fighters who had records like Loonsfoot’s. That’s the matchup.
Cody Carrillo | Wichita, KS | 17-24 | 170.8 lbs
Synergy FC 29 Summer Bash Co-Main Event: Peter Lucitt vs. Dylan Reischman | Pro MMA | 136 lbs
Peter “The Prodigy” Lucitt (1-3)
Peter Lucitt trains out of Arsenal Elite in Saint Robert, Missouri and carries the “The Prodigy” nickname into the co-main event slot at Synergy FC 29 Summer Bash. At 1-3 professionally, Lucitt is at a crossroads moment in his career trajectory — a co-main event win can reset a record fast at the regional level. He came in at 135.6 pounds for the 136-pound professional contest.
Peter Lucitt | Saint Robert, MO | Arsenal Elite | “The Prodigy” | 1-3 | 135.6 lbs
Dylan “Dirty” Reischman (2-1)
Dylan Reischman represents Ignite MMA & Crown City Athletics out of Lee’s Summit, Missouri, bringing a 2-1 professional record. The “Dirty” nickname and a winning record suggest a fighter who doesn’t show up just to participate. Reischman and Lucitt are meeting at a combined 3-4 in professional competition — this is the kind of fight where careers shift direction.
Dylan Reischman | Lee’s Summit, MO | Ignite MMA & Crown City Athletics | “Dirty” | 2-1
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Mitchell Gilmore vs. Andrew Fullerton | Amateur MMA | 155 lbs | Title Fight
The first of two title fights on the Synergy FC 29 Summer Bash card is also one of the most competitive matchups of the night. Mitchell Gilmore of Lenexa, Kansas carries a 7-2 record and trains at Ignite Jiu-Jitsu and MMA Academy. Gilmore weighed in at 155.8 pounds for the 155-pound title bout — technically 0.8 over, which may affect the terms under commission rules. Andrew Fullerton of Combatives Sport Center out of Manhattan, Kansas enters at 5-0 and came in clean at 154.4 pounds. Both fighters have out-of-state pedigree and cross-regional experience.
Mitchell Gilmore | Lenexa, KS | Ignite Jiu-Jitsu and MMA Academy | 7-2 | 155.8 lbs ⚠️
Andrew Fullerton | Manhattan, KS | Combatives Sport Center | 5-0 | 154.4 lbs
Cohen Bane vs. Tyler Janes | Amateur MMA | 135 lbs | Title Fight
Cohen “The Rooster” Bane of Team Fusion in Springfield, Missouri hits the scale at exactly 135.0 pounds carrying a 4-1 record into his title shot at Synergy FC 29 Summer Bash. Tyler Janes answers at 133.4 pounds with a perfect 3-0 record out of St. Louis. Two fighters on winning streaks, both with something to prove — this bantamweight title fight could be the cleanest amateur contest of the night.
Cohen Bane | Springfield, MO | Team Fusion | “The Rooster” | 4-1 | 135.0 lbs
Tyler Janes | St. Louis, MO | 3-0 | 133.4 lbs
Austin Hayes vs. Kiyren McKee | Amateur MMA | 156 lbs
Austin “Haymaker” Hayes of Arsenal Elite carries a 6-4 record out of Eldridge, Missouri and weighed in at 156.3 pounds. Kiyren McKee from Cape Girardeau, Missouri is 6-2 and came in at 155.2 pounds — one of the tightest experience matchups on the Synergy FC 29 Summer Bash card.
Austin Hayes | Eldridge, MO | Arsenal Elite | “Haymaker” | 6-4 | 156.3 lbs
Kiyren McKee | Cape Girardeau, MO | 6-2 | 155.2 lbs
Julijano Sokoli vs. Drake Menconi | Amateur MMA | Heavyweight (265 lbs)
Julijano Sokoli of Ignite Jiu Jitsu & MMA Academy in Kansas City brings a 6-1 record and 249.9 pounds into this heavyweight amateur bout. Drake Menconi of Brookfield, Missouri answers at 239 pounds with a 3-2 record. Heavyweight MMA at any level carries finishing power — Sokoli’s experience advantage at 6-1 is real, but Menconi has been in the cage before.
Julijano Sokoli | Kansas City, MO | Ignite Jiu Jitsu & MMA Academy | 6-1 | 249.9 lbs
Drake Menconi | Brookfield, MO | 3-2 | 239.0 lbs
Gregory Inman vs. Arlo Collier | Amateur MMA | 146 lbs
Gregory “The OutKast” Inman of Arsenal Elite out of Rolla, Missouri hits the scale at exactly 146 pounds with a 4-4 record. Arlo “Golden Boy” Collier of Lawrence Fight Club in Lawrence, Kansas — 19 years old, 4-2 — came in at 148.1 pounds, 2.1 over the limit. Collier can win by stoppage, but the weight miss shifts the mathematical advantage to Inman in a decision scenario.
Gregory Inman | Rolla, MO | Arsenal Elite / Jiu Jitsu Outlet | “The OutKast” | 4-4 | 146.0 lbs
Arlo Collier | Lawrence, KS | Lawrence Fight Club | “Golden Boy” | 4-2 | 148.1 lbs ⚠️ 2.1 over
Gavin Jewell vs. Chris Welch | Amateur MMA | 146 lbs
Gavin Jewell of Arsenal Elite in St. James, Missouri carries a 1-0 MMA record and weighed in at 144.6 pounds. Across from him is Chris Welch of Whitewater, Missouri — 10-21, 43 years old, with more fights on his record than most people at this event have years in martial arts. Welch has fought and lost and come back enough times that the number stopped mattering somewhere around fight 20.
Gavin Jewell | St. James, MO | Arsenal Elite | 1-0 | 144.6 lbs
Chris Welch | Whitewater, MO | 10-21
Colton Parn vs. Brayden Thompson | Amateur MMA | 146 lbs
Colton “Da Crank” Parn of BPWC in Brookfield, Missouri weighed in at 145.2 pounds looking to rebound at 0-1. Brayden Thompson from Springfield comes in at 146.1 pounds with a 1-0 record. One of three Parn family members competing on Friday’s card.
Colton Parn | Brookfield, MO | BPWC | “Da Crank” | 0-1 | 145.2 lbs
Brayden Thompson | Springfield, MO | 1-0 | 146.1 lbs
Zach Lewis vs. Gavin Webster | Amateur MMA | 171 lbs
Zach Lewis of Combat Academy out of Moberly, Missouri comes in at 170.2 pounds with a 1-2 record. Gavin “Todo” Webster of Lake Ozark Gracie Humaita in Camdenton — an 0-0 debut fighter — weighs in at 169.3 pounds and fights in front of the home crowd at Lake of the Ozarks for the first time Friday night.
Zach Lewis | Moberly, MO | Combat Academy | 1-2 | 170.2 lbs
Gavin Webster | Camdenton, MO | Lake Ozark Gracie Humaita | “Todo” | Debut | 169.3 lbs
Peyton Parn vs. Zack Fennell | Amateur MMA | Bantamweight
Peyton “All Night” Parn of BPWC out of St. Catharine, Missouri opens the Synergy FC 29 Summer Bash card at bantamweight, weighing in at 135.1 pounds against Zack Fennell’s 135.2. Both fighters are making their competitive debuts Friday. Parn’s “All Night” nickname hints at durability and pace — tonight is when it gets tested.
Peyton Parn | St. Catharine, MO | BPWC | “All Night” | Debut | 135.1 lbs
Zack Fennell | Rolla, MO | Debut | 135.2 lbs
Dian Justus vs. Daniel Gonzalez | Amateur MMA | 130 lbs
Dian Justus of Arsenal Elite in Waynesville, Missouri opens the card at 130.3 pounds against Daniel Gonzalez of Republic, Missouri at 129.5. Both fighters are 0-0 heading into Synergy FC 29 Summer Bash. An opening bout at 130 pounds rewards speed, cardio, and commitment — the kinds of athletes who started early and took the craft seriously from day one.
Dian Justus | Waynesville, MO | Arsenal Elite | 0-0 | 130.3 lbs
Daniel Gonzalez | Republic, MO | 0-0 | 129.5 lbs
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Synergy FC 29 Summer Bash Full Fight Card
| Fighter | Opponent | Division | Level | Red Wt | Blue Wt |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Daylon Loonsfoot (4-0) | Cody Carrillo (17-24) | Welterweight | Pro | 171.3 | 170.8 |
| Peter Lucitt (1-3) | Dylan Reischman (2-1) | 136 lbs | Pro | 135.6 | — |
| Mitchell Gilmore (7-2) | Andrew Fullerton (5-0) | 155 lbs | Amateur Title ⚠️ | 155.8 | 154.4 |
| Cohen Bane (4-1) | Tyler Janes (3-0) | 135 lbs | Amateur Title | 135.0 | 133.4 |
| Austin Hayes (6-4) | Kiyren McKee (6-2) | 156 lbs | Amateur | 156.3 | 155.2 |
| Julijano Sokoli (6-1) | Drake Menconi (3-2) | Heavyweight | Amateur | 249.9 | 239.0 |
| Gregory Inman (4-4) | Arlo Collier (4-2) | 146 lbs | Amateur | 146.0 | 148.1 ⚠️ |
| Gavin Jewell (1-0) | Chris Welch (10-21) | 146 lbs | Amateur | 144.6 | — |
| Colton Parn (0-1) | Brayden Thompson (1-0) | 146 lbs | Amateur | 145.2 | 146.1 |
| Zach Lewis (1-2) | Gavin Webster (Debut) | 171 lbs | Amateur | 170.2 | 169.3 |
| Peyton Parn (Debut) | Zack Fennell (Debut) | Bantamweight | Amateur | 135.1 | 135.2 |
| Dian Justus (0-0) | Daniel Gonzalez (0-0) | 130 lbs | Amateur | 130.3 | 129.5 |
⚠️ Mitchell Gilmore (155.8 / 155 lb limit) and Arlo Collier (148.1 / 146 lb limit) came in over contracted weight.
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