CES presents 'Snow Brawl'

LINCOLN, R.I. (Nov. 4, 2010) A powerful one-two strike headlines 'Snow Brawl,' the third Mixed Martial Arts show presented by Jimmy Burchfield's CES MMA in less than three months, on Thursday night, Dec. 2 at the Twin River Event Center in Lincoln, R.I.

The main event is a grudge match between Dan "The Upgrade" Lauzon (13-4-0), who remains the youngest UFC fighter ever, against Damien "The Omen" Trites (5-3-0) at a 165-pound catch weight. The 22-year-old Lauzon, fighting out of Reality Self Defense, is the younger brother of UFC lightweight contender Joe Lauzon (18-5-0), who fights George Sotorupoulos on UFC 123 (Nov. 20 at Auburn Hills, Mich.). Trites, representing Wai Kru in Boston, has won three of his last four fights.

In the co-main event, Bellingham (MA) lightweight Mike "The Beast" Campbell (8-3-0) attempts to get back on the winning track against Detroit invader Tony "Lion Heart" Hervey (12-8-0).

Rhode Island MMA pioneer Mat Santos (2-6-0), of East Greenwich, seeks revenge against BJJ specialist Everilton "Sonca" Silva (3-3-0), of Marlborough, MA). Silva won a two-round, split decision against Santos in 2006.

"This is our third MMA show and it promises to be the best by far," CES MMA promoter Jimmy Burchfield said. "We're improving each show in order to give fans what they want - action and compelling match-ups. Lauzon and Trites don't like each other and that's certainly going to show in the cage. Campbell's ready to bounce right back from a disappointing loss on our first show, also at Twin River, but he's going to have his hands full with a tough veteran like Hervey. Mat Santos kept MMA alive in this state and we're excited to have him back fighting with the opportunity for him to avenge a controversial loss against Silva. Our matchmakers are rounding out the remainder of what promises to be a power-packed undercard for our last show of 2010."

All bouts feature three, five-minute rounds. Undercard fights will soon be announced. All fights and fighters are subject to change.