Kemo
07-04-2019, 12:58 AM
Invicta Fighting Championship has announced its next event as well as the fight card to go along with it. The main event for the upcoming Invicta FC 36 show has been set.
Pam “Bam” Sorenson (7-3) and “The Striking Viking” Kaitlin Young (10-9-1) will battle it out in the main event to crown a new women’s featherweight champion.
The reason for the title being vacant is due to Felicia Spencer signing with the UFC earlier this year and having to vacate it. This allows Sorenson to have the chance to reclaim the gold after she lost it to Spencer in November. She holds notable wins over Nicco Montano and Jessica-Rose Clark.
On the flip side, Young has fought some of the best fighters in MMA history that includes Gina Carano, Julie Kedzie, Leslie Smith, Liz Carmouche, and Lauren Murphy. After four years away from the sport, she returned in impressive fashion as she defeated Japanese star Reina Miura via decision under the Rizin banner last August. Since then in her Invicta FC return, she has finished Sarah Patterson and Faith McMah.
Former strawweight title challenger Janaisa Morandin (10-2) looks to welcome veteran Emily Ducote (7-5) to the promotion in the co-main event.
Invicta FC 36 is set to take place at Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kansas, on August 9. All bouts will air on UFC’s official streaming service, UFC Fight Pass, at 7 p.m. CT. Tickets for Invicta FC 36 are on sale now through Eventbrite. Here’s the updated card:
Featherweight Title: Pam Sorenson vs. Kaitlin Young
Strawweight: Janaisa Morandin vs. Emily Ducote
Atomweight: Jéssica Delboni vs. Lindsey VanZandt
Strawweight: Kailin Curran vs. TBA
Flyweight: Stephanie Geltmacher vs. Victoria Leonardo
Atomweight: Alyse Anderson vs. Anastasia Nikolakakos
Flyweight: Chantel Coates vs. Caitlin Sammons
Bantamweight: Erin Harpe vs. Auttumn Norton
Bantamweight: Megan Cawley vs. Julia Ottolino
Pam “Bam” Sorenson (7-3) and “The Striking Viking” Kaitlin Young (10-9-1) will battle it out in the main event to crown a new women’s featherweight champion.
The reason for the title being vacant is due to Felicia Spencer signing with the UFC earlier this year and having to vacate it. This allows Sorenson to have the chance to reclaim the gold after she lost it to Spencer in November. She holds notable wins over Nicco Montano and Jessica-Rose Clark.
On the flip side, Young has fought some of the best fighters in MMA history that includes Gina Carano, Julie Kedzie, Leslie Smith, Liz Carmouche, and Lauren Murphy. After four years away from the sport, she returned in impressive fashion as she defeated Japanese star Reina Miura via decision under the Rizin banner last August. Since then in her Invicta FC return, she has finished Sarah Patterson and Faith McMah.
Former strawweight title challenger Janaisa Morandin (10-2) looks to welcome veteran Emily Ducote (7-5) to the promotion in the co-main event.
Invicta FC 36 is set to take place at Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kansas, on August 9. All bouts will air on UFC’s official streaming service, UFC Fight Pass, at 7 p.m. CT. Tickets for Invicta FC 36 are on sale now through Eventbrite. Here’s the updated card:
Featherweight Title: Pam Sorenson vs. Kaitlin Young
Strawweight: Janaisa Morandin vs. Emily Ducote
Atomweight: Jéssica Delboni vs. Lindsey VanZandt
Strawweight: Kailin Curran vs. TBA
Flyweight: Stephanie Geltmacher vs. Victoria Leonardo
Atomweight: Alyse Anderson vs. Anastasia Nikolakakos
Flyweight: Chantel Coates vs. Caitlin Sammons
Bantamweight: Erin Harpe vs. Auttumn Norton
Bantamweight: Megan Cawley vs. Julia Ottolino