JLF Contracted to Film the Warrior Fighting Challenge

[cherokee]

This past weekend members of JustUs League Films were down in Somerset, Ky to film a mixed martial arts fight put on by the promotion company out of northern Kentucky known as the Warrior Fighting Challenge. (www.warriorfc.com)

First of all I'm a huge MMA fight fan. I love watching the UFC, Pride, or even IFL and Bodog. So for me to get to go to a fight AND film was like icing on the cake. Plus the lovely and talented Ashley Arkles came along with us to handle the pre and post fight interviews.

I'd have to say that I was not let down at all by the fights. There were some out right brawls along with some technical wrestling as well.

Be sure to look back here soon for the highlight reel that I'm putting together for them.

Another good thing is the guys from Warrior Fighting Challenge has already booked us to film their June 23rd fight in Frankfort where Andrei "The Pitbull" Arlovskiwill be in attendance. I'm really looking forward to that!

[john2002]

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