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Kyle Crutchmer Scheduled to Fight at XFN 354 in Tulsa
The former OSU All-American sets date for fourth MMA fight.
Former Oklahoma State Wrestler and two-time All-American Kyle Crutchmer will look to start 4-0 in his MMA career as he is now scheduled to fight at Xtreme Fight Night 354 in Tulsa on February 1.
February 1st I am back at it!!! I’m gonna be fighting in Tulsa Oklahoma on UFC FIGHT PASS!! #newyear #letsgoo #2019 #bagyear #dreamchasing #MMA #918made pic.twitter.com/HLeksaK4EX
— Kyle Crutchmer (@KyleCrutchmer) November 12, 2018
This will be Crutchmer’s fourth fight with the promotion. He’s currently 3-0 in his career with two wins by submission and one by TKO.
His opponent has yet to be announced, but following Kyle’s last fight, Matt Dixon, the XFN welterweight champ, said this.
This is Matt Dixon, the XFN welterweight champ who also fought on the card with Crutchmer last night. Apparently, Kyle was back in the locker room at this point, but it was directed towards him. ? pic.twitter.com/jD3WkXknFc
— Seth Duckworth (@Seth_Duckworth) September 30, 2018
Could this be a build up for a fight between the two in February? Not certain at this point, but I wouldn’t rule it out. Dixon would likely be Crutchmer’s toughest test to date. The fight will be at River Spirit Casino and available on UFC Fight Pass.
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