Charlotte, North Carolina will be the host for XFC 19 as two of the promotions top welterweights, Jason South and Corey Hill look to establish themselves as the top fighter in the weight class. The two men are the latest editions to the XFC welterweight division and the fallout of the matchup will go a long ways in establishing the pecking order at 170. After a dominating run through smaller shows in the Southwest United States, South will make his XFC debut in the main event of 'Charlotte Showdown' live on AXStv / HDNet. South is undefeated in 8 bouts and has never been to a decision. In his last outing 'The Mover' submitted the previously undefeated Bellator veteran T...

Strikehard 18 is now officially in the books with three new champions. The full night of action consisted of eight Novice bouts and five Advance amateur bouts. The main event saw an incredible lightweight title fight between Kobe Wall and Daniel Alexander. Although it was somewhat of a quick battle it was action-packed as Wall came away victorious in round one via submission to strikes. Immediately after the battle his entire team andmother came into the cage to congratulate him. Mom even got in a little kiss on the cheek of her son. Wall could not have been more excited and happy to win the belt.

Felice "Lil Bulldog" Herrig will make her third appearance with Xtreme Fighting Championships, when the promotion brings a stacked line-up to the Grady Cole Center for their first event in North Carolina. The card, which also includes XFC standouts Corey Hill and Nick Newell, will host a co-main event in the women's strawweight division, between Herrig and England's Simona Soukupova. Herrig is currently ranked eighth in the world in the strawweight division and is coming off an impressive decision victory over more veteran Patricia Vidonic. Vidonic was the second wrestler Herrig had been matched up with in her XFC career and the XFC 17 win showcased her growth as a Marti...

Eleven score and five years ago America was born. Now, all citizens are free to watch, participate, and flat out love local combative sports. US Combat Sports would like to wish all of you a happy and safe Fourth of July.

Nearly five years ago Wisconsin Combat Sports opened its doors in an effort to shine some light on the exciting local combative sports scene throughout the state of Wisconsin. The effort was an instant success. Providing written coverage, fight photography, and video from events across the state WCS emerged as the unofficial online community for all things Wisconsin MMA. Creating gym listings for local businesses, increasing ticket sales for local promotions, and helping local fighters gain recognition the site helped raise awareness for members of the fight community. Two years later the site made its way across the United States. Transitioning from Wisconsin Combat Sports to US Combat Sp...