Pay Per View Schedule - King of the Cage Bio Hazard

This show will have four key fights plus an electrifying under card. The first of the four fights puts 9-2 Mike "The Joker" Guymon vs. Former KOTC Champion, "The Educator", James Fanshear. The winner of this fight will become the #1 contender at 170lbs. Next, watch undefeated Rick Legere taking on former college wrestling nemesis, Daniel Hernandez. Also, two World Titles are up for grabs. Joe "Plenty of Skills" Camacho will put his title at 160lbs on the line vs. Royce Gracie's Black Belt, Buddy Clinton. In the main event, witness the awaited rematch of the most famous double KO in the history of KOTC. Amongst the controversy, World Champion, Aaron "Slam" Wetherspoon looks to retain his 170lb World Title from Indiana native, Anthony Lapsley. Last time these two warriors faced each other, it ended in a no contest decision with both fighters on the floor unconscious in May of 2008. Fireworks are in store for this one. Don't miss it - order on Events iN DEMAND Pay-Per-View!

King of the Cage:
Bio Hazard
Premieres: Thursday, August 29, 2008
Running Time: 0:58

Genre: Mixed Martial Arts
Rating: TV-MA (L,V)

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