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Across The Pond Profile: Anthony Pettis Fighting Championship fighter Dillion Cox A fighter's competitive flame often burns the brightest when championship gold is at the highest stake. In today's episode of Across The Pond, you will be introduced to a hawk of harrowing will whose keen eye for submissions has proven to be a turbulent flight for flyweights in the friendly skies of

It’s not the will to win that matters, everyone has that, it’s the will to PREPARE to win that matters!

We’ve had some wrestlers in and out of the room this summer, with the majority of the holidays and events over it’s time to dial in and get in the room to get better! Get ahold of us to reserve your spot or schedule your private lesson plan now!

Get on the mat and get better! We will start in June!

Summer Wrestling Opportunity! Get on a mat and get better!

Coach Cox got the job done!

Here is the link to the page to watch weigh ins tonight at 7!

Midwest Championship Fighting, LLC Locally owned MMA promotion serving Western Nebraska. Russ Jones, President. Alan Scott, Matchmaker

Coach Cox fights Saturday Night! Here is the link if you’d like to watch!

https://remainsilentmma.com

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Way to battle Lilienthal!! Consistently improves, always works hard, loves to WRESTLE!!!

Congrats to Ethan Follmann on his 5th place finish at the IHSAA State Wrestling Tournament! 2X State Place Winner! Amazing HS Career

Our boys are dialing in the last couple weeks before the State Tournament!

Congrats to Ethan Lilienthal on qualifying for the AAU state tournament!

Great work at the 2022 IWCOA Girls State Wrestling Tournament! Our own Quincy Sorensen went to battle!

📸-LeAnn Sorensen

Happy Holidays to all!

Few of the Items from the online store

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Link for the online store here

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Ethan Lillienthal- king of the MAC!!!

Sneak peek of some of this years gear!

Cumberland University Wrestling moves up to No. 7 in the latest NAIA Top-20 Polls! Cole Smith, Carter Cox, and Patrick Depiazza are inside the Top-5 at their weight class and Anthony Maia, John Olivieri, and Keshawn Laws are Top-20!
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We back.

Coach Cox.

Working on getting into wrestling shape with some long runs and a plate workout after our Technique!

Reach out to get your boys and girls into practice! We are filling up fast!

No time to waste, seasons just around the corner! Great work tonight, can’t wait to get out and compete!

Great night at practice! Excited to see these athletes compete at all levels! Time to get this season started! DM us to get in now! 🤼‍♀️🤼

Anita’s World Champion

Earl Caddock (February 27, 1888 – August 25, 1950) was an American professional wrestler and World Heavyweight Champion who was active in the early portion of the twentieth century. As the first man to bill himself as "The Man of 1,000 Holds" (a nickname used many times since), Caddock was one of professional wrestling's biggest stars between the years of 1915 and 1922.

As a child, he was diagnosed with tuberculosis and the family moved to Chicago where he could be treated. Swimming was recommended as part of this treatment and he was given a membership in the local YMCA to facilitate this. During his time at the YMCA young Earl Caddock was exposed to wrestling. After his father was killed in a bizarre accident in which he fell down a manhole, Earl Caddock moved to his uncle's farm in Anita, Iowa. He continued to wrestle and won many local championships.

In 1907 Earl Caddock returned to Chicago to enter college. There he received further training from Benny Reubin and joined the Chicago Athletic Association. It was around this time that he met Charlie Cutler and Ernest Kartje, two professional wrestlers. From 1914 to 1915, Earl Caddock won the AAU Lightheavyweight Championship twice, and the AAU Heavyweight Championship once.

Through Cutler and Kartje, Caddock was introduced to Frank Gotch and Martin 'Farmer' Burns who began to train him for Professional wrestling. On June 8, 1915 Earl Caddock made his professional debut in a match against Jesse Westergaard. His popularity grew and on April 19, 1917 he defeated Joe Stecher for the World Heavyweight Championship in Omaha, Nebraska.

In December 1917 a tournament was held with the winner to be declared World Heavyweight Champion. Caddock walked out of this tournament over promoter Jack Curley's refusal to bill him as World Heavyweight Champion. Wladek Zbyszko won the tournament and was declared the new World Heavyweight Champion. The appetite for a match between Caddock and Zbyszko was fierce and on February 8, 1918 it happened. The result was predictable with Caddock once again becoming World Heavyweight Champion. In August of that year his wrestling career was temporarily put on hold for his service in the First World War.

Caddock was discharged from the Army on June 1, 1919 and he returned to his career in wrestling. The World Heavyweight Championship had changed hands a few times while he was at war and was once again held by Joe Stecher. A match between the two was immediately set. On January 30, 1920 fans packed Madison Square Garden to see Stecher defeat Caddock. This match was filmed by pioneer cinematographer Freeman Harrison Owens, and is currently the oldest surviving filming of a professional wrestling match.

Caddock's career continued successfully for the next few years but he wouldn't be in another World Title match until 1921. In January of that year Caddock faced Ed "Strangler" Lewis for the championship. Caddock's loss to Lewis in this match resulted in a near riot. Another title match in November against Stanislaus Zbyszko resulted in another failure to recapture the World Heavyweight Championship.

Earl Caddock's final match took place on June 7, 1922. He lost his last bid to regain the World Heavyweight Title to Ed Lewis. ~ Wikipedia

September is just around the corner, getting excited to get ready for the upcoming season with our boys and girls! Contact us now to get started with team practice or inquire about private lesson packages.

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GO BIG BLUE

Hoping all our boys and girls have a great first day back to school! Attack the day and seize all opportunities to grow!!

Focus👀

Coach Cox won! 2-0

Sweaty tired and full of great technique! Glad these kids got the opportunity to learn and grow from our clinicians today! BIG thanks to and for taking the time out of their weekend and traveling to small town Iowa for a wrestling camp!