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BodogFight Pits Gladiators Head-to-Head As Two Physical Specimens Prepare for Battle

by Alexander Banks on Tuesday, October 10th, 2006

BodogFight Pits Gladiators Head-to-Head As Two Physical Specimens Prepare for Battle With a steadily increasing fan base, the groundbreaking mixed martial arts (MMA) series, BodogFight, the brainchild of billionaire entertainment mogul Calvin Ayre, gives MMA fans an epic bout tonight on the Men's Outdoor and Recreation channel, DISH network, Comcast, Cox, Time Warner and online at www.Bodog.com. This mid-series bout will showcase an ultimate collision between Nick Agallar and Nardu Debrah.

"These fighters are unbelievably intense," says Calvin Ayre, MMA enthusiast, creator of a number of hit reality TV series and Founder of the Bodog Entertainment Group. "MMA fans are going to be in for a treat as this fight will be remembered for its brutality and the raw strength of these two athletes."

Training under the keen eyes of Dave Strasser's Freestyle Academy, Agallar has taken his wrestling and Jiu-Jitsu skills to the top of the world's lightweight class with an impressive 20-3 win-loss record. Being a patriotic American, he also served his country in the U.S. military and recently returned from a 16-month tour of duty in Iraq. With his relentless drive to compete in tact, Agallar will be ready for a fierce test when the bell sounds in his first BodogFight contest.

His opponent is a specimen, as well. Debrah's freestyle Jiu-Jitsu training will be challenged, as will his ability to adapt and overcome a superior athlete. His commitment to education under Sifu Ralph Mitchel at the Universal Defense Systems, a center that focuses on self-preservation and perfection, has provided the mindset and attitude Debrah needs to achieve great success in MMA and life. Entering the bout, he is purely focused on the matter at hand.

Will this clash crown the BodogFight favorite fighter? Viewers will soon be able to cast their vote for the $50,000 prize at www.Bodog.com, where biographies of all the fighters, exclusive footage, and unedited interviews and confrontations are readily available and continuously updated each week. Each of the episodes will air simultaneously on the Men's Outdoor and Recreation channel and on BodogFight.com broadband network.

Elimination battles, behind-the-scenes training, interviews with fighters, a soundtrack featuring Bodog Music artists and lifestyle segments compose the weekly one-hour BodogFight episodes. The series finale leads into the PPV main event that consists of three massive superfights and the spectacular USA vs. Russia international grudge match.