Steele Cage 3 Fight Card Shaping Up

Written by Sean Malone | 27 July 2010

It’s no secret that Steel Cage MMA is quickly establishing themselves as a viable player in the ever competitive world of MMA promotions.  With local institutions such as Supreme Warrior Championship and Xtreme Knockout making inroads into the conscious of the fight-crazed MMA fans here in North Texas, Steele Cage is hoping to take full advantage of the “less is more” philosophy. 

Eschewing the traditional train of though that dictates one hold regular fight promotions in order to establish your brand, Steele Cage MMA is hoping to make their name by bringing fight fans an event buzz worthy of the most apathetic Dallasite. 

Those who happened to attend Steele Cage MMA’s prior two promotions from the Dr Pepper Arena in Frisco know what I am talking about.  Rather than be pigeonholed into the same category of the no-frills local promoter, Steele Cage sought to bring an air of high end, major market, fight promoting to a local, and fan-affordable to North Texas. 

Next month Steele Cage MMA plan to promote their biggest show to date.  As well as featuring a plethora of North Texas’ most accomplished fighters, UFC legend Chuck Liddell will also be on hand signing autographs and pictures for those who purchase a ticket. 

Fight Card

So far Steele Cage 3 is shaping up to be one of the most ambitious fight cards to take place here in North Texas.  Check out the fight card (still subject to change) so far:

Joey Gorczynski (Hooligans Gym) vs. Joe Christopher (North Texas MMA) – Main Event
Joseph Sandoval (Bighead MMA) vs. Douglas Frey (Fitness Fight Factory)
Heath Jolley (Extreme Combat) vs. Michael Craycraft (MMA 300)
Daniel Gipson (Agoge (Lufkin)) vs. James Gray (Cowboy Capital)
Brad Cox (Cox Strong MMA) vs. TBD
Donnie Frye (MAAC Gym) vs. Ali Ileiwi (Fitness Fight Factory)
Randy Villarreal (TX Fighting Syndicate) vs. Ryan Benoit (Saeksons)
Shawn Smith (Chop Shop) vs. Ira Boyd
David Jackson (Tap N Snap) vs. Roy Spoon (Octagon MMA)

Ticket Info

Tickets are available now (and modestly priced in this blogger’s opinion) and can be purchased by visiting http://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0C0044DAF2A47DEF.