Mr. P, of Manos De Fierro Combative Arts: Cedar Hill, TX, announces the school expansion. Mr. Posas signed papers on an additional 4,800 Square feet. The additional space will house MDF’s After School program, a cafe, offices, showers, and a large rear gym for the cage and ring. This will make MDF one of the largest and most upscale schools in Texas, with a total of 9,600 square feet.

Hurricane Ike hits close to our PIT Affiliate, American Kickboxing Academy. 

Congratulations to our great Pit Monsters…

(ps.. Hey Sherdog, out of The Pit Fighters last 13 fights there has only been one loss)

Scott Lighty, who hails from John Hackleman’s The Pit, won a hard-earned TKO over Jamiah Williamson at 4:51 of the first round. Despite getting stalked by the aggressive Williamson at the start of the fight, Lighty got the best of the standup exchanges. After a brief moment on the ground that saw Lighty pass Williamson’s guard and then take his back, Williamson managed to buck Lighty off and get the fight back up. It was the beginning of the end for Williamson, as Lighty landed a kick that had Williamson bent over in pain. Lighty landed a few more shots before referee Herzog stepped in to stop the contest.

The Pit’s Luke Riddering won a TKO with his ground-and-pound efforts over John Corstophino at 3:44 of the first round.

World Extreme Cagefighting veteran Antonio Banuelos made a successful promotional debut at PFC 10. Fighting out of The Pit, Banuelos (15-5) knocked out Bryan Goldsby 59 seconds into the second round. Banuelos controlled the bout from start to finish, as he handed Goldsby (4-4) his second loss in three fights.
For more go to sherdog.com

With the great central coast weather in California, it’s hard to stay indoors.  To spice up weeks of hard training THE PIT moved outdoors to enjoy a fun, yet intense, workout at the park.