ANCHORAGE, ALASKA - The Alaska Fighting Championship announced the February 10, 2010 7:30pm Main Event Bouts for "AFC 68, Monster vs. Demon" at the George M.
Sullivan Sports Arena.

The main event, features AFC veterans Rob "The Monster" Yundt (fighting out of Wasilla, Alaska/7-3) vs. Julio "The Dominican Demon" Paulino (fighting out of Anchorage, Alaska/16-2). Yundt, a world class wrestler will test his abilities against the stand up skills of Paulino, a boxer turned MMA fighter. With schedule conflicts and injuries, the match-up has been in the works for over three years. Both are established fighters. Paulino brings a six fight winning streak that includes a victory over former UFC veteran Terry Martin in September 2009. Yundt, who caught the attention of the UFC, made his first of two UFC appearances with a fight against Ricardo Almeida. The fight will be three (3) five minute rounds in the welterweight division.

World renowned fighter and trainer Matt Hume will be in the corner for his fighters in another two exceptional match ups. He brings submission specialist Caros Fodor
(fighting out of Seattle, Washington/6-1) to battle undefeated Nate Hannah (fighting out of Anchorage, Alaska/6-0). All of Fodor's six victories have been through submissions. Three of Hannah's victories have also been through submissions.

Hume also returns with DJ "Mighty Mouse" Johnson, a 135lb dynamo (fighting out of
Kirkland, Washington/7-0) who doubles as a trainer for AMC Kickboxing and Pankration in Kirkland, Washington. The undefeated featherweight might be meeting his match on the ground in wrestler Jesse Brock (fighting out of Boise, Idaho/10-4). Brock, a Wasilla, Alaska native, has a strong background in wrestling at a collegiate level, having competed for Boise State with much success.

Alaska Fighting Championship is Alaska's Premier Mixed Martial Arts event. Founded back in July 2004 AFC 1 had an action packed night with UFC veterans Jeremy Horn and Rich Franklin both fighting on the card. AFC has come a long way since then, harvesting its own professional fighters that have moved on to large market venues such as the UFC. Much like the days of discovering gold in Alaska, the AFC has mined many a gritty competitor from the ranks of hardy, "Last Frontier" Alaskan men. The reputation of tough Alaskan men and the harsh elements they train in has attracted global attention. Alaska Fighting Championship can be seen live every month at the George M. Sullivan Sports Arena in Anchorage, AK.