| Canadian Chicken Eats Jr. Mexican in Round 1 |
| Port Chester- June 18: The Main event started off shaky as the crew experienced some technical difficulties whil attempting to play Chiken's entrance music. The delay had absolutely no effect what so ever on the undefeated champion, Joel Chicken Jenson. At the start of the round, Chicken once again came out firing, while the Jr. Mexican seemed to block Chicken's assaults with his face. Chicken had the Mexican on his heels the entire fight, and took whatever punches the Mexican managed to get off, but delivered the punishment 10 times harder. In the last 10 seconds of the round, Chicken threw a life ending over hand right to the chin of the Mexican. He was then out on the ground, while referee Chris Zacchi called a hault to the bout. The Mexican was on the ground for about 1 minute, then finally managed to make it back on his feet, which was a good sign. The fight closely resembled Chicken's previous bout against Craig Dooley. |
| After the fight, Chicken went on to say he "kicked that motherfucker's ass". He also said that he will have a 2 month layoff, while he begins intensive training in his homeland of Ontario, Canada. Chicken will be ready to fight in late August, which is expected to be a classic. No opponents names were mentioned yet, but The Chicken is accepting any challengers. |
| Female's Back out of fight |
| A fight that was supposed to be the co-main event between Daniele Bochicchio, and Kim Doras, never took place. The two girls arrived at the arena late, just to go on to announce that they would not be squaring off. A very dissapointed crowd booed the girl's decission, and left the arena in a heated mannor.The girls were not available for comment, but the following statement from Vice President of FERRAROGEAR released this statement: "...the girls violated their contract, and angered many paying spectators...it has come with much evaluation, for me to announce that they have both been released from FERRAROGEAR..." |
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| Chicken retains his lightweight belt after defeating Olivera. |
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| Daniele Bochicchio |
| Kim Doras |