Nick Hinchliffe continues to demonstrate that not only is the Nanaimo fighter willing to take on all comers, the former KOTC Light-Heavyweight champ can do so at 170lbs. After earning several victories over middleweights like Dan Chambers and Trevor Stewardson in the last 12 months, Hinchliffe will now test his abilities against the promotion's former lightweight champ, turned welterweight, Rory MacDonald. Hinchliffe, who KO'd Chambers just a couple of week ago on August 22nd, doesn't foresee the weight cut being an issue.

"As far as the weight cut goes I have always made weight and this fight will be no different," said Hinchliffe, who also defeated Calgary's Anderson Gancalves this past summer. "I'm coming off two big dominant wins, I feel like I did when I started fighting; a handful for anyone."

When Jason Towns and Ryan Knysh fight at King of the Cage Canada's upcoming "Disturbed" event, September 25th, in Edmonton, Alberta, the 35 year-old Towns will compete for the first time since August, 2002. Fighting at a UFCF show in Washington State, Towns submitted Chris Liles in the first round; at the time, the Edmonton newcomer likely didn't think his next fight wouldn't come until 7 years later.

"I've been missing it for a long time," said Towns, when asked about his upcoming comeback. "I have 3 children, so I had to make sure that I was meeting my obligations there. It's always been something that I really, really, missed. It's part of my life that just hasn't been there. Before I left Kelowna, I was training pretty heavily there for a number of months at Toshido with David Lea. When I moved to Edmonton I sought out a club right away to train and so I've been training at Legends. They're a great bunch of guys and a great group to be training with."

It's been a lengthy and successful career for Bill "The Butcher" Mahood, and on July 18th, the 42 year-old-veteran will look to add another accomplishment to his resume, when he takes on Edmonton prospect Bill Mesi for King of the Cage Canada's light-heavyweight belt. For the Revolution fighter, whose near decade long MMA career has seen him compete abroad for Bodog Fight, inside the UFC Octagon, and at the Playboy Mansion with Strikeforce, getting a shot at the KOTC Canadian title is yet another welcome opportunity.

"I was very happy in being given the opportunity to fight for the KOTC belt again," said Mahood, who will fight Mesi at the promotion's "Captial Excalibur" card in Edmonton's Rexall Place. "The last time was versus Patrick Cote and I came up short."