The Michigan Unarmed Combat and Boxing Commission has not yet started handing out licenses to any Michigan promoters as of yet. But, FIGHT XC has their eye on being the first to obtain one!
FIGHT XC outlines its vision to take the sport to a whole new level, with major global objectives.

Fight Xtreme Challenge (Fight XC), which has just started filing in 9 different states for their licenses to be approved to host cage fighting (MMA) on a nation wide level. They plan to revolutionize the sport and take it to an entirely new level on the world sporting stage.

Speaking immediately after receiving the news that FIGHT XC had been given the green light by its investors, Jeff Pitock, President of FIGHT XC, said “This is a truly significant day for us and our program that myself and our staff has driven so hard to achieve. We’ve worked long and hard to reach this stage and after an incredible amount of preparation, we’re delighted to have made such remarkable progress. This is just the first stage of our strategic plan to take MMA to a whole new level of professionalism and excitement, reaching current and new fans both here in North America and throughout the world.”

Pitock has been setting new trends for MMA since 2008 in Michigan and has seriously involved himself in the shaping of the sport from its early beginnings in Michigan with Michigan Xtreme Cagefighting (MXC). Having come to the conclusion that MMA needs an entirely fresh approach, real commitment and genuine innovation to ensure that it realizes its true potential on the global stage, the new FIGHT XC has plans to lay some solid foundations for the future of the sport.

To achieve its objectives, FIGHT XC has built a program with the top people in the industry and has the best matchmaker in Michigan on its team. Mike Pedenelli plans to roster some of the most elite MMA athletes from around the world, many of whom are past world champions in their specific martial arts, will compete for great new title belts and prove that they are the best.

FIGHT XC has solid support from key sporting industry sponsors such as The Burn Machine, Born Fighter Clothing, and Sikaff Equipment.

“It’s time for FIGHT XC to bring MMA some new global respect, recognition and acceptability. To achieve that, I promise the fans that we will look to create the best MMA promotion and production with the best matchmaking we can deliver,” said Pitock.