The national promotion that helped propel the careers of names such as “Rampage” Jackson, Urijah Faber and Diego Sanchez, treaded on familiar ground at the Lake of the Torches Casino on Saturday. And what did King of the Cage bring to the center stage? Wisconsin’s number-one light heavyweight, Caleb Nelson, met Michigan’s Ray Lopez, and the always-impressive Myles Jury battled Garrett Olsen to heat up the chilly Lac du Flambeau atmosphere.

On Saturday night Iron Fist Promotions brought an exciting night of boxing action back to the city of Milwaukee; in the night’s main event, headliner Eric “Butterbean” Esch seemed ready for retirement as he lost a disinterested decision to Harry Funmaker.

Fans didn't have to wait long to see Nick Agallar's victorious return back to the ring since his loss to Masvidal on April 3. Nick's fight against Brian Learn was scheduled to be the co-main event but was bumped up to the 5th fight of the night. Ed Nelson also headlined the card taking on Cully Butterfield.

Back in July, bantamweight and Rising Son MMA founder Lah Thao proposed the question as to whether or not he’s “still got it”. His first test since December of 2007 came against Seth Marquez at Konquer the Kage’s “Biker Brawl”, which injected itself with the craziness that is the annual Tomahawk Fall Ride. It couldn’t have been more evident that not only does Thao still have it, but the undefeated fighter has made his way back in top form, and can quickly ascend the ranks at 135 pounds once again.

Immersing themselves into the mania that is the Tomahawk Fall Ride, KTK brought their “Biker Brawl” to the northwoods with a packed card and guest referee Herb Dean. Returning to the cage for the first time in over a year, Lah Thao tested the waters belonging to the new slate of Wisconsin bantamweights, battling Seth Marquez. Chris “Swiss” Befera also headlined the main card, looking to extend his win streak to six.