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Tony Deppen vs. Nolo Kitano Added to MLW Fightland Fusion Taping
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Major League Wrestling has announced a match between Tony Deppen and Nolo Kitano for the Fusion taping at MLW Fightland on Saturday. It happens at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia.
Tony Deppen vs. Nolo Kitano signed for Saturday
Deppen is defiant and ready for a fight in South Philly… but is he ready for the “Ghetto Samurai”?
Tickets Now Available at MLW2300.com
MLW today announced a middleweight fight: Tony Deppen vs. Nolo Kitano at the FUSION TV taping portion of MLW FIGHTLANDthis Saturday, November 18 at Philadelphia’s 2300 Arena.
Grab tickets at MLW2300.com and the 2300 Arena box office. Tickets start at $15.
Fresh off of his suspension, Tony Deppen will return to action this Saturday night in Philadelphia.
Labeled by some as unapologetically obnoxious, Deppen, a 14-year veteran, is a dynamic all-around wrestler, winning championships from the US to Japan.
Recently, Deppen has been at the center of a brutal beatdown of Kevin Blackwood, a beatdown which saw TJ Crawford join the fray as Deppen and Crawford bludgeoned the Buffalo native.
Nolo Kitano is an emerging threat in the middleweight division. Embracing a fighter’s code to survive the Bronx, this same code has enabled Nolo to thrive. Now the middleweight eyes a big victory, which would put him in contention for a future title shot.
Deppen looks to make a statement in his return from suspension. Kitano is hyped for a title shot. The stakes for Saturday’s collision are high.
The match is a part of the FUSION portion of the card.
Lock in your tickets now at http://MLW2300.com and see it go down Saturday, November 18 in Philadelphia.
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