Sandull/Romero Rematch Cancelled For ROC 25

May 16th, 2009 · No Comments

Glen Sandull has pulled out of his scheduled rematch with Ricardo Romero planned for Ring Of Combat 25 on June 12 in Atlantic City. According to AMA coach Mike Constantino, Sandull has a knee injury and a conflict with his day-job as a policeman which arose after the rematch was set.

This rematch was to settle the 205lb title after a controversial win by Sandull over Romero last September. Romero kicked Sandull to the head when on his knees and disqualified by referee Dan Miragliotta. Sandull was carried off by stretcher yet crowned the winner and ROC champion.

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Off The Cuff... Edgar VS. Alvarez!

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