SlapFIGHT DOUBLE BARREL TOURNAMENT
LIVE - March 15th on Pro League Network
Main Heavyweight Event will feature:
Frank the Tank vs Dangerous Danny Steele
Lightweight Main Card Tournament will feature:
PLN MVP Black Larry, FPS, Mallet, Senpai Spanke, Shamokin Thunder Clap, Smiley, Mystery Meat, Hunter, Firecracker and Concrete Finisher!
10 Slap fighters | Must win 3 fights to claim the title of Lightweight Champ!
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW:
SlapFIGHT Champion Dangerous Danny Steele
The World’s Original Underground Slap Fighting League returns in 2025 with SlapFIGHT Double Barrel Tournament featuring Dangerous Danny Steele!
Here are some fun facts about DDS you get to hear first:
Goes by the nickname "Dangerous Danny Steele"
Currently an athlete in the SlapFIGHT Division at PLN
Longtime professional wrestler since 1998
Set a record for slap strength, though it resulted in an injury
Competed against Grizzly in a four-round slap fight match
Has an upcoming high-profile match against Frank "The Tank" Holland
Trains rigorously, including strength training and neck exercises
Has a neck circumference of 21-22 inches
Played indoor professional football
Has experience in martial arts
Takes a cerebral, focused approach to pre-fight preparation
Has strong support from his wife Gaia
Check out his exclusive interview, his commentary on his fight vs Frank the Tank and slap predictions to come.
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PLN Studios Report:
UFC Legend Mark Coleman Reviews Fast Food Chain Meals using his “Hammer System”
UFC Hall of Famer, PRIDE and UFC Heavyweight Champion and SlapFIGHT commentator Mark ‘the Hammer’ Coleman compares cuisine from five top US fast food restaurants in this hilarious segment from the PLN Report. Coleman reviews fast food chains, rating them on a 1-10 scale using a unique "hammer" system. The video features a humorous and entertaining look at Coleman's food preferences, with a focus on the taste and presentation of each item. Viewers can expect to see Coleman's reactions to various fast food staples, including burgers, fries, and milkshakes.
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