Ryan Ford (4-0) (The Real Deal) vs. Pete Spratt (The Secret Weapon) (18-10) – welterweight division

This is Ford’s biggest step in his young career as he takes on one of the world’s most feared strikers and UFC star Pete “The Secret Weapon” Spratt. Spratt told maximumfighting.com “I’m coming to Canada to put a stop to Ford’s career before it gets started” Ford Replied by saying “That the only secret weapon he will have is the smelling salt to wake him up after I knock him out. Spratt vs. Ford headlines MFC 15.

Chris Camozzi (7-0) vs. Jesse  Forbes (Kid Hercules) (6-2) – middleweight division

 Along with Spratt, Forbes was a cast member on The Ultimate Fighter reality show and now he comes to the MFC to take on its newest signing. Camozzi is an American stand-out who just recently signed a multi fight deal with the MFC, and the Colorado Native is looking to make waves in the middleweight division.

Ryan Heck (The Wrecker) (5-0) vs. Mike Maestas (5-1) – lightweight division

The drama continues – it all started with McGillivray losing to Sanchez and then Heck took revenge by beating Sanchez, and now Maestas is looking for vengeance himself. Heck is at the front of the line for a lightweight title shot, so Maestas is ready for a war.

Ryan Jimmo (The Big Deal) (4-1) vs. Craig Zellner (Big Zee) (5-2) - lightheavyweight division

Jimmo is on a 4 fight winning streak and wants a rematch win the only man to beat him Adam Braidwood, but to get that he has to get through American heavy hitter Zellner who’s looking to knock his way up the ranks starting with Jimmo.

Steve Steinbeiss (3-1) vs. Marcus Hicks (8-8) – lightheavyweight division

Steinbeiss a kickboxer who has won K-1 Bellagio twice looks to defeat well rounded and always entertaining Marcus Hicks. This fight has knock out writen all over it one way or another.

Ryan McGillivray (The Kid) (5-2) vs. Jason Zorthian (3-1) – welterweight division

McGillivray is on a two fight slide and is looking to get back in the mix in the welterweight division, standing in his way is Zorthian who is coming off his first loss and also wanting to get back on track “I haven’t trained so hard for a fight ever, there’s no way I’m losing to the Kid”

Jason Kuchera (2-0) (The Show) vs. Allen Hope (Debut) – lightheavyweight divison

Kuchera is a man of pure aggression; he destroyed his last two opponents. His first fight lasted 28seconds, and his second fight last 23seconds, unreal. Hope is not worried and thinks Kuchera has just fluked out and he is ready to derail the Kuchera hype train

Prelims:

Doug Page vs. Keto Allen – middleweight division

Andrew Richie vs. Carlos Espinosa – lightweight division

Trevor Daley    vs.  Jeramie Martin- welterweight division

Alec Pelentsov vs. Mike Tubbs – lightweight division