CFFC 110: Alequin vs. Radke is an upcoming mixed martial arts event scheduled for July 14, 2022 at the Seminole Hard Rock Casino in Tampa, Florida, United States.
Fight Card (From Tapology)
Main Card (UFC Fight Pass)
Santo Curatolo vs. Lloyd McKinney 125 lbs Interim Flyweight Championship
Charles Radke vs. Caleb Crump 170 lbs
Mark Grey vs. Shawn Lunghi 135 lbs
Jorge Molina vs. Jesus Hernandez 170 lbs
Gonzalo Ojeda vs. Adam Amado 145 lbs
Kendly St. Louis vs. Daniel Matos 155 lbs
Caleb Crump vs. Charlie Radtke 170 lbs
Preliminary Card
Max Quinones vs. Guilherme Crossi 125 lbs
Tyler Keating vs. Solomon Maldonado 155 lbs
Willie Tarpley vs. Rashaun Jackson 265 lbs
Theoren Thorn vs. Morquez Forest 170 lbs Vacant Welterweight Amateur Championship
Otis Page vs. Kaven Mindel 155 lbs
Background
Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC) is proud to announce the promotion's return to Florida, with the luxurious Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tampa playing host to "CFFC 110: Alequin vs. Radtke" on Thursday, July 14.
Topping the bill are a pair of title fights, including the main event, which sees undefeated welterweight champion Eric Alequin (7-0) putting his belt on the line for the first time when he takes on the hard-hitting Charles "Chuck Buffalo" Radtke (5-3). Meanwhile, the co-feature sees former CFFC flyweight champion Santo Curatolo (6-2) return to the promotion after an appearance on Dana White's Contender Series to contest for an interim flyweight belt against veteran contender Lloyd "Albie" McKinney (15-8).
An additional featured matchup sees Bryan "The Ecuadorian Warrior" Bautista (4-1) take on Brazilian promotional newcomer Gonzalo Ojeda (3-1) in a key featherweight matchup.
A Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt who remains an active competitor in the grappling world, Florida's Alequin made his CFFC debut in March, battling to a hard-fought decision win over Hugh Pulley to claim the welterweight title left vacant when former titleholder Yohan Lainesse was signed by the UFC. He'll now look to defend the belt against Radtke, who has won back-to-back appearances in the CFFC cage after leaving the lightweight division behind and moving up to 170 pounds.
Meanwhile, Curatolo is an impressive 6-1 under the CFFC banner but now faces the incredibly experienced McKinney for an interim belt, as reigning flyweight champion Phumi Nkuta remains sidelined from surgery he underwent earlier this year.
