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Scott Malone? I thought he was a Brazilian! [...] He's turned into some 'tekkers' guy who's playing on the beach at Sao Paulo!

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CW104 full fight card and broadcast details

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CW104 full fight card and broadcast details

Cage Warriors 104 fight week is here. This Saturday night, Europe’s leading MMA promotion return to Cardiff to stage their biggest Welsh event ever, headlined by a bantamweight title fight between Wales’ own world champion Jack Shore and  Scottish challenger Scott Malone.

Shore is still unbeaten with a perfect record of 10-0, but for him this fight means more than just another chance to improve his record. By defending the world title he won in December, he can prove his ‘true’ champion status to his doubters.

In a recent interview with the BBC, he said: “It’ll be one to tick off the list, defending the belt, because people say you’re not truly the champion until you have defended it. I look forward to doing that.”

On the other side of the cage will be Scott Malone, whose 6-fight win streak includes a dominant win over Shore’s long-time teammate Josh Reed in his last outing. Malone is predicting another impressive finish within the opening rounds, and insists that walking out in enemy territory won’t phase him on Saturday night.

CW104’s co-main event will see Cardiff’s Aaron Khalid – who finished his last 3 fights within the distance – take on Tom ‘Kong’ Watson, who enters the Cage Warriors roster after a 7-fight run with the UFC. The main card also features a lightweight battle between Mason Jones and Donovan Desmae, and the return of Cory McKenna – one of the top female MMA prospects in Europe.

On the pro preliminary card, Welsh fan favourites Josh Reed, Kris Edwards and Oban Elliott look to bring home wins for the Cardiff crowd. Before that, two amateur title fights top the Cage Warriors Academy card, showcasing the top amateur talent from Wales and across the UK.

“We’re seeing a real surge in Welsh talent at the moment that makes it such an exciting territory for Cage Warriors,” says the promotion’s President Graham Boylan.

“Shore vs Malone for the title is a huge main event. Jack has managed to assemble a Welsh fan base on a level we’ve never really seen before. Think Conor McGregor in Dublin – this is going to be massive.”

Doors at the Viola Arena open at 4PM. Tickets are still available HERE.

  How to Watch

  Main Card (from 9PM) will be broadcast live on UFC FightPass and a host of premium global partners including:

  Eleven Sports Network: Belgium, Luxembourg, Poland,  Taiwan

Viaplay: Scandinavia  (Denmark, Finland, Norway, Sweden)

K+: Vietnam

C+: Myanmar

Cignal: Phillipines

D Sports: India

CYTA: Cyprus

Gol TV: Spain

Setanta Eurasia: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Estonia, Georgia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan.

  Pro Prelims (from 7PM) will be broadcast on UFC Fight Pass, as well as live and FREE for all on the Cage Warriors Facebook page.

  Full Fight Card

  Main Card (9PM)

  Jack Shore vs Scott Malone – Bantamweight Title Fight

Tom ‘Kong’ Watson vs Aaron Khalid – Welterweight

Mason Jones vs Donovan Desmae – Lightweight

Cory McKenna vs Fannie Redman – Strawweight

Jamie Richardson vs Phil Wells – Welterweight

  Pro Prelims (7PM)

  Josh Reed vs Ayton de Paepe – Bantamweight

Kris Edwards vs Josh Abraham – Featherweight

Oban Elliott vs Bouali Skikem – Lightweight

Brad Evans vs Ben Ellis – Featherweight

  Amateur Card (4.30PM)

  Logan Ostler vs. Glenn Williams – CWA Wales Light Heavyweight Title Fight

Adam Mayo vs. Keiren Bennett – CWA Wales Welterweight Title Fight

Tommy Taylor vs. Will Davies – Middleweight

Josh O’Connor vs Stuart George – Lightweight

Zach Holman vs. Ryan Lockyer – Lightweight

Mitchell Goode vs. Kieran Pugh – Middleweight

Joe Macefield vs Shaun Powell – Featherweight

Emad Fawzii vs. Shea Evans – 139lbs Catchweight

Dan Stephens vs. Roan Crocker – Welterweight

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Here comes the Boom! Exclusive interview with Scott Malone ahead of his CW100 bout with Josh Reid

Here comes the Boom! Exclusive interview with Scott Malone ahead of his CW100 bout with Josh Reid - http://mmauk.net/2018/12/04/here-comes-the-boom-exclusive-interview-with-scott-malone-ahead-of-his-cw100-bout-with-josh-reid/

Here comes the Boom! Exclusive interview with Scott Malone ahead of his CW100 bout with Josh Reid

Dundee fighter Scott ‘Boom Boom’ Malone (5-1) returns to action on Saturday night at Cage Warriors 100 with the landmark event taking place at The Ice Arena in Cardiff, Wales.

The Scottish bantamweight prospect will test his skills against local lad, Josh ‘Crazy Horse’ Reid (7-2), in a contest that could have title implications for the winner.

Malone said: “It feels great to be part of Cage Warriors 100. I always wanted to be part of this card as it is such a special night in the promotions history. Plus, I know it gives me the opportunity to show what I can do in front of a huge TV audience.

“Josh Reid is a Cage Warriors veteran and I know he is a powerful striker with some decent grappling. I don’t think he is technically great, but he is definitely a good fighter and I won’t be taking him lightly”.

Reid is of course a Welsh fighter and the Tillery Combat man will have the majority of the crowd on his side, but stepping into the lion’s den is not anything new to Boom Boom. He said: “Most of my fights have been in the other guy’s home town, so fighting Josh in Wales won’t bother me at all. I’m no stranger to that. If a crowd is hostile towards me, it gives me extra motivation.”

Malone’s last outing was only 7 weeks ago when he stopped Adam Amarasinghe in impressive fashion at Cage Warriors 98 and the 30 year old is desperate to build on that momentum on Saturday night. He said: “It has only been a couple of months since I last fought but I wanted to get back in there as quick as possible as I felt that was my most impressive performance to date.

“Plus, I don’t know if it’s just bad luck or there have been genuine reasons, but I have had about 11 guys cancel on me in the past couple of years so I want to keep busy and make up for that lost time.

Headlining Cage Warriors 98 was Malone’s fellow countryman, Ross Houston, who won the Cage Warriors welterweight title and watching Ross being handed the gold belt has given Boom Boom all the extra motivation he needs going into this contest.

He said: “It was brilliant to see Ross win the belt and now he will probably be singed by the UFC. I know that if I keep beating these guys that will be me soon. A win over Josh should put me right in the mix for a title shot.

“There is a lot of rumour about Cage Warriors coming to Scotland next year and it would be a dream come true if I got a title shot here in Scotland.

“Ultimately, I want to win the Cage Warriors belt and be the next guy in the UFC. When I started fighting getting to the UFC was always the goal and I’m not going to stop until I get there”.

You can watch Scott in action on BT Sport3 from 9pm on Saturday 8th December.

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The Cardiff Lions featuring Cage Warriors fighters Rhys McKee and Scott Malone

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The Cardiff Lions featuring Cage Warriors fighters Rhys McKee and Scott Malone

On December 8, Cage Warriors will close out 2018 with an action-packed slate of fights in Cardiff, Wales. In today’s episode of Across The Pond, you will meet two fierce lions looking to close out 2018 with a mighty roar.

Rhys McKee

A professional since September 2015 and representing Next Generation Northern Ireland under the watchful eye of head coach Rodney Moore, Rhys McKee owns a 7-2-1 record in nine career bouts as a professional comprised of five knockouts, two submissions and a draw. Prior to signing with Cage Warriors in 2018, McKee competed under the BAMMA banner. In his MMA debut at BAMMA 22, he submitted John Redmond in the first round via guillotine choke. McKee defeated his next two opponents in Shawn Luther and Alex Masuku. Then at BAMMA 26, he defeated Tommy McCafferty via TKO in round one. At BAMMA 27 McKee knocked out Jai Herbert in the first round. In his next appearance with BAMMA at BAMMA 33, he tapped out France’s Kams Ekpo via triangle choke in the second round. McKee faced Tim Barnett for the second time at BAMMA 34 and defeated him via TKO in round one to earn his fifth knockout victory as a professional. In his debut outing with Cage Warriors at Cage Warriors 100 on December 8 he will face fellow BAMMA veteran Jefferson George in a lightweight bout. Good luck Rhys!

Scott Malone

A professional since October 2016 and representing Shooters Dundee, Scott Malone owns a 5-1 record in six career bouts as a professional comprised of three knockouts, one submission and one decision. Malone is 2-0 under the Cage Warriors banner. In his MMA debut at On Top Weekender, he tapped out Kevin O’ Fee in the first round via von flue choke. Malone defeated his next two opponents in Kevin Cordero and Adam Bramhald. In his debut appearance with Cage Warriors at Cage Warriors 91, he defeated Jason Jenkins via unanimous decision. For his second outing with Cage Warriors at Cage Warriors 98 Malone defeated Adam Aramasinghe via TKO in round three. At Cage Warriors 100 on December 8, he will face Josh Reed in a bantamweight bout. Good luck Scott!

Scott’s 3rd round TKO victory at Cage Warriors 98

McKee v Barnett II BAMMA 34

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Potential Cardiff City Departures

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Bruno Manga, Cardiff City, Idriss Saadi, Paul Trollope, Scott Malone

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In wake of Canada attacks, Toronto police drill for disaster

By Scott Malone and Allison Martell TORONTO (Reuters) - About 100 police, firefighters and other emergency workers held a disaster-response drill in downtown Toronto's deserted financial district on Sunday following a week that saw two soldiers killed on Canadian soil. Security in normally relaxed Canada has been tighter in the days since a gunman shot dead a soldier in Ottawa before charging into the parliament building and another man ran over two soldiers with a car, killing one, outside Montreal. ... Source: Reuters