How to watch Friday's 'CFFC 154: The Thrill on the Hill' event: Start time, full fight card, more
The Union League of Philadelphia plays host to special outdoor event featuring two championship matchups at Liberty Hill on UFC FIGHT PASS
On Friday, Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC) hosts the most unique event in company history when the promotion goes outdoors for "CFFC 154: The Thrill on the Hill."
Taking place the The Philadelphia Union League's exclusive Liberty Hill, the evening serves as a special Union League America250 celebration, benefitting Founding Forward and the Travis Manion Foundation, and is headlined by CFFC reigning lightweight champion Will "I Am" Starks taking on undefeated former welterweight champ Kevin "Sweet Pea" Pease, who moves down to 155 pounds in hopes of capturing a title in a second weight class. Meanwhile, the co-main event sees hard-hitting veteran Ben Coyle take on CFFC newcomer Moshe "Straw Hat" Aladi with an interim flyweight title on the line.
The five-bout CFFC 154 main card streams live beginning at 8 p.m. ET exclusively on UFC FIGHT PASS, the UFC's digital streaming service, which currently offers month-to-month subscriptions, as well as discounted rates for 12-month subscriptions.
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Meanwhile, the night's two-bout preliminary lineup streams live beginning at 7 p.m. ET exclusively across UFC FIGHT PASS' social channels, including YouTube.
The complete CFFC 154 lineup includes:
MAIN CARD (UFC FIGHT PASS, 8 p.m. ET)
Champ Will Starks vs. Kevin Pease – for lightweight title
Ben Coyle vs. Moshe Aladi – for interim lightweight title
Nikita Leshukov vs. Josh Jackson
Josiah Simpson vs. AT McCowin
Fathy Elsony vs. Xavier Vasquez
PRELIMINARY CARD (YOUTUBE, 7 p.m. ET)
Johnny Santos vs. Jordan Baskerville
NextGen: Ryan Barker vs. Moises Cordero