GFC 10
by STEVE LeMASTER
SPORTS EDITOR
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set for Saturday

PRESTONSBURG - Jenny Wiley State Resort Park and Wilkinson-Stumbo Convention Center will host Gladiator Fighting Championship 10 Saturday. Doors are scheduled to open at 6 p.m. The card is slated to get underway at 7.

Bouts already scheduled for the card include Donny Greathouse vs. Brad Bond; Russell Gibson vs. Rhodes Dials; TBA vs. Johnathan Endicott; Delmar Rose vs. Greg Swartz; Corey Harris vs. Mike Mounts; Chris Walker vs. Thomas McDavid; Justin Cody vs. Richie Durton; Jack Nicholas vs. JB Hamilton; Brandon Rogers vs. Willard Hackworth; James Gregg vs. Raymon Webb; John Blair vs. Johnathan Russo; Brandon Howard vs. Jeff Mullins; Brandon Hall vs. Ricky Conley; Riley Cook vs. Johnathan Jackson; Mark Maynard vs. Kenny Kretzer; Greg Maynard vs. Les Stapleton; Sean Beller vs. Trenton Maynard.

Other fighters scheduled to fight on the card include Cory Click, Ryan Robinette, Cody Click, David Slone, Daniel Wallace, John Black and Billy Smith.

Even organizers are still looking for an additional competitor in the 205-pound division, Anyone interested should call 606/886-7005 or email gladiatorfight1@yahoo.com.

This is the final GFC show of the year. In 2007, GFC is slated to return to Jenkins High School in January and the Eastern Kentucky Exposition Center in April.
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