Halloween Flicks Pt. 2
Four more classic horror films that are entertaining even if occasionally absurd.
Christian Mbilli vs. Mark Heffron
World contender and new recruit of Top Rank, Christian “Solid” Mbilli, attempts to continue his worldwide conquest at the Gervais Auto Center in Shawinigan. Facing him, powerful British puncher Mark “Kid Dynamite” Heffron looks to slow down the ascent of the Montrealer by venturing into enemy territory to snatch his WBA International and WBC Continental Americas titles. In the co-main event, the man known as the “Lion,” Arslanbek Makhmudov, risks a return to the arena against the dangerous oceanic giant who defeated him in the amateur ranks, Junior Fa.
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World contender and new recruit of Top Rank, Christian “Solid” Mbilli, attempts to continue his worldwide conquest at the Gervais Auto Center in Shawinigan. Facing him, powerful British puncher Mark “Kid Dynamite” Heffron looks to slow down the ascent of the Montrealer by venturing into enemy territory to snatch his WBA International and WBC Continental Americas titles. In the co-main event, the man known as the “Lion,” Arslanbek Makhmudov, risks a return to the arena against the dangerous oceanic giant who defeated him in the amateur ranks, Junior Fa.
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Studio:Eye of the Tiger Management, Top Rank, ESPN, Blanko Sports
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