Cole Fetzner - Photo by William McKee

Cole Fetzner - Photo by William McKee

Cole Fetzner – From fighting on the ice to fighting in the ring…Set for main event at USKA ‘A Night at the Fights’

USKA ‘A Night at the Fights’ is scheduled for October 5 in Allentown, PA and the main event has USKA President Gary Grant Jr very excited.  Cole Fetzner will be traveling down from Canada to face Davis Oracio in a pro Muay-Thai rules bout for the 185 lb Championship that pits two heavy hitters capable knocking anyone out with one punch, kick, knee or elbow.

Growing up in Ottowa,Ontario, it’s natural for young men to play hockey since it’s the nation’s most popular sport.  Cole Fetzner was no different.  He started out playing hockey. He tells MyMMANews…

“Growing up in Canada I was a hockey player and when I got drafted into the higher ranks I found what I could offer a team was fighting. I was good at fighting people and the more violent side of hockey. So I played out my pro career until I was about 20 and I found out that I liked fighting more than I liked all of the handling the puck in between. Some of my coaches told me since I liked fighting so much, you should just go fight.  As soon as I turned 21 and my eligibility came up I made the move over to Muay-Thai. I had an extensive amateur career and then I started fighting some pro Muay-Thai and some MMA.”

You can see our entire interview in the link above.  Cole and his team at West Side Muay-Thai will make the trip down south to Allentown and be looking to take home that belt.  He has seen a couple of Oracio’s fights in person as they have been on the same fight card before. Fetzner leaves the film work to his coaches and has complete confidence that his team will put together the proper strategy and make the in-fight adjustments to get the job done.

MyMMANews will be at USKA with live results and post-fight interviews.

Cole Fetzner

Cole Fetzner - Photo by William McKee
Cole Fetzner Photo by William McKee
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'Beautiful' Bob Meloni
More than 15 years experience in the PA/NJ regional MMA circuit. Commentator/post fight interviews/pre-fight show host @ Art of War Cage Fighting and Ring of Combat The story of the fighter is what Bob loves about the sport. From the lowest level, to the highest, he only cares about the two warriors who do battle once the cage doors close. Everything else is secondary. Without their blood, sweat, and tears, he would not be here enjoying every minute.