An outdoor show was held July 25th by Promoter Rick Little and the ExciteFight crew at the Spokane County Fairgrounds, as part of the larger 100 Years of Motorcycle Tour 2009 Event that took place over the July 24th-26th weekend. Plenty of action took place in the 8 amateur bouts that went off including the main event 155 lb Superfight which was won by Sikjitsu's Rick Parkins by way of Decision over Clint Teeples.

Look out for the next Excitefight Aug 28th which has Undefeated Excitefight Champion Mike Sims taking on Ax Champion Ben Fodor which pits two top schools and two top fighters against each other. Dont miss this one!!!!

  Fight 1

Augustus Standing Rock def Josh Reimers by Rear Naked Choke

Fight 2

Igor "Care Bear" Karamehic def Mitch Harris by TKO (Injury)

Fight 3

Donald Gouge (Sikjitsu) def Adam Scott (TKO) by Rear Naked Choke in Rd 2

Back and Forth battle where Scott suffers a huge cut and shin injury and still continues to fight thru it all.

Fight 4

Jon "The Lamb Bull" Campbell (TKO) def Mike "Rodeo" Hoffee (Sikjitsu) by KO

Hoffee suffers his first defeat from Campbell's brutal 3 rd ground and pound.

Fight 5

Devrin "Quick Six" Roller (Sikjitsu) def Neil Woodward (Icon) by Unanimous Decision

Devron recieved his nickname because of his brutal uppercuts. He landed many solid shots each round on Woodward only to see Woodward come back each round with near submissions. Everytime Roller seemed to have the fight finished from hard shots to the chin, Woodward would catch a near submission hold. The fight ended with Roller caught in a deep guillotine that many thought the bell saved Roller. There really was no loser in this fight. Roller improves to 4-0 while Woodward won every fan over with his never say die fighting style that nearly ended the fight with seconds left.

Fight 6

Ryan "Mongoose" Mulvahill (Icon) def

Calvin "The Grey Goose" Green (Sikjitsu / Team Green) by RNC rd 3

The battle of the goose nicknames ended up quite serious. Mulvihill known for his nasty guillotine chokes caught Green every round in them only to have Green escape and inflict heavy ground and pound. Mulvahill seemed to be beat by Greens nonstop attack and refusal to be caught in multiple submission attacks. But just as Green seemed to be cruising to victory, Mulvahill pulled off a sweep, then took Greens back and finished with a RNC with seconds on the clock. Mulvahill and Woodward both products of Icon Gym showed guts and skill under pressure that is a trademark of Icon fighters.

Fight 7

Nate "Shortcake" Skidmore (Sikjitsu) def Perry Fenton (Portland, OR)

by Unanimous Decision

Skidmore showed his personal training from Lyle Beerbohm with a brutal 3 round attack, landing leg kicks, clinch knees, throws, and even a huge superman punch. But Fenton was just as impressive. Even though this was Fenton's first fight, he dropped rd 1 and seemed finished but came out hard in rd 2 and cut Skidmore and won that round. Rd 3 was an absolute war that had Fenton almost knocked out twice only to come back and almost win the round and fight. Skidmore fought like you would expect from a Beerbohm product and Fenton was simply amazing in his MMA debut.

Main Event - ExciteFight 155 lb Superfight

Rick Parkins def Clint Teeples by Decision to win the belt.

These fighters are clearly two of the best 155 lb amateurs in the State and Parkins left no doubt in this one. He took the State Champion wrestler Teeples down every round and pounded out a decision.

The lovely ExciteFight Ring Girls