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PXC 38: FIGHTERS WEIGH-IN

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By Robert Balajadia

Frank Camacho and Koshi Matsumoto did three poses for the media, the last being a respectful fun shot. (GSPN photo)

Frank Camacho and Koshi Matsumoto did three poses for the media, the last being a respectful fun shot. (GSPN photo)

PXC 38 fighters and fans gathered at Cowboy Ninja in Tumon to officially weigh-in for Friday night’s loaded fight card, set to throw down at the UOG Field House.

The story line of this PXC is not a bad-blood rivalry, but the return of some of Guam’s most exciting fighters, in Frank “The Crank” Camacho and Josh “Killa” Calvo.

Camacho will be taking on Japan’s Koshi Matsumoto at 155 lbs. and Calvo will take on the veteran Anthony Torres, who has fought in two UFC events.  Crowd favorite Kailin Curran won her last fight at PXC 36, and will face off against Japan’s Emi Tomimatsu.

Kyle Aguon and Russell Doane will compete at 135 with the winner possibly getting a shot at the PXC Bantam Weight belt.  World class Muay Thai will also be on display, with Rambaa Somdet and Rabin Catalan squaring off.

UFC’s Jon Tuck also made an appearance at the weigh-ins while on Guam for a two-week break before heading back to Arizona to prepare for his next fight.

Here are the official weigh-ins:

Kyle Aguon (134) vs. Russell Doane (135)

Emi Tomimatsu (113) vs. Kailin Curran (115)

Josh Calvo (170) vs. Anthony Torres (171)

Frank Camacho (156) vs. Koshi Matsumoto (154)

Rabin Catalan (120) vs. Rambaa Somdet (124)

Yusuke Yachi (144) vs. Toby Misech (145)

Josh Muna (154) vs. Ryan Toves (152)

Tony Reyes (135) vs. Shane Alvarez (135)

Mikey Taitano (156) vs. Tyrone Jones (154)

 

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Anthony Torres vs. Josh Calvo. (GSPN photo)

Anthony Torres vs. Josh Calvo. (GSPN photo)

Russell Doane vs. Kyle Aguon. (PXC 38)

Russell Doane vs. Kyle Aguon. (PXC 38)

Muay Thai specialist Rambaa Somdet and Rabin Catalan. (GSPN photo)

Muay Thai specialist Rambaa Somdet and Rabin Catalan. (GSPN photo)

Kailin Curran vs. Emi Tomimatsu. (GSPN photo)

Kailin Curran vs. Emi Tomimatsu. (GSPN photo)

Tyrone Jones vs. Mikey Taitano. (GSPN photo)

Tyrone Jones vs. Mikey Taitano. (GSPN photo)

Shane Alvarez vs. Tony Reyes. (GSPN photo)

Shane Alvarez vs. Tony Reyes. (GSPN photo)

Toby Misech vs. Yusuke Yachi. (GSPN photo)

Toby Misech vs. Yusuke Yachi. (GSPN photo)

Ryan Toves vs. Josh Muna. (GSPN photo)

Ryan Toves vs. Josh Muna. (GSPN photo)

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