The 15th season of Fight Club OC shows in The Hangar at the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa, CA will be like no other year as it launches two great promotions to not only make the shows more profitable for fans, but also provide for the hungry of Orange County.

Starting with Opening Night on Thursday, February 13th all fans will get to participate in the brand new Hustler Casino $1,000 Knockout Promotion. Before the first bout a lucky fan will be chosen and seated at ringside. If a knockout happens that fan wins $100. If no knockout or stopped by strikes, another fan will be chosen and if a KO happens they win $200. This goes on until the last bout and if still no knockouts or stopped by strikes, this lucky fan wins $1,000 CASH! 

SOCA Fights and Fight Club OC are aware of the many Orange County families that still struggle to put a decent meal on their table each day. So Fight Club OC has partnered with the OC Food Bank and the David Wilson Family Foundation to launch Knockout OC Hunger at each Fight Club OC show, to not only collect food but also bring awareness to hunger in Orange County. At all shows the OC Food Bank will staff food collection barrels and all fans that bring a food item to a show, that is non-perishable, including canned tuna, chicken and chili, canned fruits and vegetables, breakfast cereal, peanut butter, rice, beans, and pasta will receive a numbered ticket and between each bout one of these numbers will be called and that fan will win $200 cash. Five lucky participating fans will win a total of $1,000 each show, so it makes sense to put a food item in your car and bring it to the show…and win!

Fight Club OC Dec 5th Show = BIG TALENT

Costa Mesa, CA / Now on an 18 show sellout streak, Fight Club OC wants to thank its fans by putting together a Thursday, December 5th fight card that is as good a show as anywhere.

How about this terrific lineup:

The return of new Golden Boy Promotions top middleweight prospect (9-0 / 8 by KO) Jordan Panthen in the main event of the evening.

Also, how about 20-1 Vlad Panin now on a 13 bout winning streak.

How about Anaheim’s 1-0 Diego Aviles who stunned the Hangar crowd with a 1st round KO in his pro debut in August.

How about 4-0 Magi Kharkhuu a real young prospect.

THE MOST FUN YOU CAN HAVE ON A THURSDAY NIGHT IN ORANGE COUNTY !!!

Three Orange County fighters, a BIG heavyweight bout, and two good MMA bouts are what fight fans will get at the Thursday, August 29th Fight Club OC show in The Hangar at the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa.

That’s the good news ….. the bad news is that the show is already SOLD OUT and only a limited number of Standing Room tickets are being sold for $30. This marks the 21st consecutive sellout for Fight Club OC and a huge thank you to the fans that have made Fight Club OC “the most fun you can have on a Thursday night in Orange County”. Your fights for the upcoming August 29th show are listed here.

Costa Mesa: There is an old saying that says “it isn’t bragging if it is true”, and that really rings true for the Thursday, June 20th Fight Club OC show. Promoter Roy Englebrecht isn’t bragging when he says that the featured bout on the card may be the best matchup in the past 10 years.

8-0 Jordan Panthen set to face 8-2 Victor Toney

“Without a doubt most every promoter, matchmaker, trainer, and booker will be watching this bout which will feature 8-0 Jordan Panthen vs 8-2 Victor Toney,” said Englebrecht. “Panthen, a former national amateur champion, has 7 knockouts and is coming off a second round knockout over tough 19-5 Ravshan Hudaynazarov on the April Fight Club OC show.  Victor Toney with six knockouts, and the cousin of former world champion James Toney, is coming off a big upset win over 13-1 Jahyae Brown on a DAZN show, plus he went the distance with current WBC world champion Sebastian Fundora. You do not want to miss the fight.”

The six bout fight card will feature the return of 3-0 Dorian Mendez as he faces 1-2 Raymond Benavides. 5-0 Jamie Cerna returns to Fight Club OC and fights for the Tequila Mandala Young Champions Belt against 2-2 Simon Aristegui from Oxnard. We have one light weight MMA matchup in the middle of the show set with Adam Garcia facing Curtis Hill. Plus, two fighters making their boxing pro debuts will be Billy Jamal Timmons from Cypress as he faces Nesly Trezile from Los Angeles. Our opening boxing bout will see Steven Shareef debuting against Julian Baez a veteran of one pro fight.

Fight fans will certainly get their money’s worth at the Thursday, April 4th Fight Club OC show as five pro boxing bouts and two pro MMA bouts are featured that will have The Hangar at the OC Fair & Event Center in Costa Mesa rock’en and rolling!

Fans will see the return of one of the top middleweight prospects in the country as 7-0 Jordan Panthen meets tough Uzbekistan star 19-5 Ravshan Hudaynazarov in an eight round matchup. 

The Tequila Mandala Young Champions Bout will see former Marine Sean Sharaf take his 2-0 record vs Lancaster’s Chadricc Kindle.

The April 4th show will also see recently signed SOCA Fights prospect Dorian Mendez facing Ezra Rabin out of Oakland, CA. 

Plus many more of the best local up and coming talent Southern California has to offer will be featured on this April 4th show. Less than 40 tickets remain online at www.socafights.com so don’t delay as this show is guaranteed to sell out! This is Fight Club OC, where we will sell you the whole seat, but you’re only going to need the edge!

What a way to end the 13th year of Fight Club OC shows and give the best fight fans in Southern California an early Christmas present. 

How about two heavyweight bouts…six undefeated fighters… a potential Title Bout and 10 total bouts!!

NOTE – For this show and because of the number of bouts the FIRST BOUT begins at 6pm, with doors opening at 5:30pm

11-0 Austin Brooks in a potential WBA America’s Title fight vs. an opponent TBA. Top heavyweight and former world challenger 29-3 Kubrat Pulev vs. Chicago’s 34-2 Andrzej Wawrzyk – OC’s 13-1 Luke SantaMaria vs. tough Cameron Krael – 17-1 Tervel Pulev vs. 6-3 Dionardo Minor in a second heavyweight battle – LA’s 14-2 Viktor Spavinskyl vs. veteran Darel Harris – undefeated 8-0 Samuel Arnold vs. 3-0 Andres Martinez – MMA action sees 2-0 Daniel Park vs. Tucson’s Humberto Duarte – undefeated 10-0 Rene Moreno battles veteran Diuhl Olguin – Riverside’s Dan Hernandez faces Parley Jessop – and for the Tequila Mandala Young Champions Title bout it will be Riverside’s Nate Palencia vs. LA’s Dorian Mendez

*** Again this show starts at 6pm with doors at 5:30pm. 

Can’t make it in person, watch the entire show live on Fite.tv for $14.99 by visiting this link, https://www.fite.tv/watch/fight-club-oc-dec-14/2pe24/

Tickets are available at $55 and $65 online at www.socafights.com

“A mixed martial artist fighting a boxer in an MMA fight gives the MMA fighter a huge advantage, and the same goes true for MMA fighters engaging in a boxing match with a boxer. It’s really not a fair fight,” said Hall of Fame promoter Roy Englebrecht. “On October 26, Lisa Mauldin and Angel Blackwell will get their chance to test the waters in boxing without having to do so against someone with a huge stylistic advantage. These two ladies know how to fight. Now they want to box, and I’m expecting a barnburner.”

Currently 6-3 as an MMA pro with three finishes, Irvine’s Lisa Mauldin has been on a tear in the PFL promotion, where she’s won two straight, including a third-round stoppage of highly regarded Helen Peralta in February and a first round submission of Desiree Yanez in August. Now she’ll look to close out 2023 in the boxing ring with a win over Blackwell.

Fighting out of San Diego, Angel Blackwell not only has a long amateur background in MMA, but she turned pro last year on a Combate Global Exclusivo card and even has experience as a professional wrestler. But now it’s time to step between the ropes for what she expects to be the biggest fight of her career thus far.