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AFL to officially re-launch Q1 2009

The American Fight League has made the decision to halt operations until the first quarter of 2009. The organization's doors are still open and the roster of fighters remains the same. AFL fighters are free to fight in whatever organization that they wish while maintaining their current contract status. "Don't believe everything that you hear", CEO BJ Santiago said. "Big things will happen in 2009 for the American Fight League and it's fighters".

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BJ Santiago sets the record straight on MMAJunkie

A lot of the things that we had on our business plan unfortunately just got recently affected by the economy. One of the things that we have is we're probably just a little bit...

BOBBY LASHLEY SIGNS WITH FIRST ROUND MANAGEMENT

“We are extremely honored to be working so closely with an athlete of Bobby Lashley’s caliber,” said First Round Management CEO Malki Kawa. “Bobby has all the tools to be a world...

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Modafferi looks to become #1

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"I'm dying to tangle with my rival Tara Larosa again. When she signed, I knew I'd have to sign, too. We have some unfinished business", Mad Modafferi said. "I've also always...

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Sports Illustrated - Mike Van Arsdale signs with AFL

August 25, 2008

"In addition to signing Van Arsdale, McClure also told MMAWeekly.com that the promotion has been aggressively working to fortify its women's division. With the UFC foregoing the...

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AFL honors FT. Benning wounded soldiers

July 13, 2008

“American Fight League could not be more proud to support the wounded warriors and troops at Ft. Benning,” said Jon Hatton, AFL Chief Operating Officer and administrator of the...

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