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What to Watch This Weekend: Eternal MMA 99, CFFC 147 & A1 Combat 31 — Start Times, How to Watch & Fight Cards
Your weekend fight guide: Eternal MMA 99, CFFC 147, and A1 Combat 31. Stream on UFC Fight Pass, OnlyFans (CFFC prelims), and YouTube (A1 prelims). Tap through for bout pages, start times, and title fights.

Yaroslav Amosov Submits Millender at CFFC 140, Eyes UFC Gold Next
Yaroslav Amosov made a statement at CFFC 140, submitting Curtis Millender with a Round 1 anaconda choke. Now a free agent, the former Bellator MMA champ has his eyes on the UFC welterweight division and believes he can capture the gold.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Cage Fury Fighting Championships
Who is the owner of Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC)?
Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC) is owned by Robert Haydak Jr.Who are the current champions in Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC)?
As of May 2026, the current CFFC champions are:
🏆 Heavyweight: Vitor Resende
🏆 Middleweight: Nick Galanti
🏆 Welterweight: Busurman Zhumagul
🏆 Lightweight: Will Starks
🏆 Bantamweight: Sean Mora
🏆 Interim bantamweight: Lucas Seibert
🏆 Flyweight: Bilal Hasan
🏆 Women’s bantamweight: Emily Martins
🏆 Women’s strawweight: Arisa Matsuda.Who serves as the president and CEO of Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC)?
Brad Boulton is the president, and Robert Haydak Jr. is the CEO of Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC).How many rounds are there in a Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC) bout?
Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC) bouts consist of three rounds for non-title fights and five rounds for championship bouts.How much does a Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC) fighter make?
Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC) fighters have the opportunity to earn from ticket sales and fight compensation. They receive twenty percent (20%) of the tickets they sell and additional compensation for their bouts. Earnings vary based on factors such as experience, ranking, and individual contracts.What is the estimated value of Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC) as a company?
The estimated value of Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC) as a company is not publicly disclosed at the moment.When was Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC) established?
Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC) was founded in 2006.What does CFFC stand for?
CFFC's full name is Cage Fury Fighting Championships.Where is CFFC lacated at?
CFFC headquarters are located at New Jersey, United States.