Friday Night Fights Week 8 at PLN Studios in Branson, Missouri, was absolutely wild! The spotlight was on Chest Chop for the second time ever, and things got intense, messy, and downright epic. From fouls raining like crazy to the first-ever KO in Chest Chop history, plus a main event so close it had everyone screaming for one more round, this night had it all. Let’s dive into the madness!
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Rocky Fumbles, Flag Wavs, and Freaky Fights
The evening kicked off with Rocky Moore vs Cherokee Outlaw, talk about a rollercoaster. There was some solid back-and-forth action, but Cherokee Outlaw kinda tripped up by throwing down three clubbing fouls (yeah, three!). That basically handed Rocky Moore the win, and he wasn’t shy about slapping extra for good measure. Oof, talk about a rough start for Cherokee.
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Next, Cody Cox came out flexin’ in his American flag speedo ready to rep the USA, going head-to-head with Hoodbilly, a dude rocking a patented skullet and trash talk sharper than his chops. These two brought mad energy, hyping up the crowd like crazy. Although Hoodbilly was wildin’ with the chatter, Cox kept his game tight and snatched the win, making it a patriotic W for the pink team.
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Then the newbies Okie Savage and Psycho entered the ring for a showdown that kept everyone on the edge of their seats. Both threw down some nasty chops, with the judges super torn about who won. JT Tilly’s “one more round” call was met with a whole studio yelling back “ONE MORE ROUND!” The sudden-death round was everything, Psycho landed one perfect slap and sealed his spot as a rising star.
History Made and a Championship Shake-Up
Brace yourselves, FAFO made history by dropping the first ever KO in Chest Chop’s crazy saga. With just two brutal chops, he absolutely demolished The Wildman’s abs, and The Wildman couldn’t even get back up. FAFO instantly shouted out Gary Gram.
Then, the main event, Gary Gram vs Frank The Tank, aka the slapfight legend who was gunning for a double crown. This match was straight-up legendary, with both fighters landing chops that left their stomachs looking like a battleground. Blood, sweat, and pure willpower were on display, and every round had us on the edge of our seats.
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It all came down to the last round, and man, was it razor-thin. The judges wanted one more round to settle the score, but a major plot twist happened. Gary Gram threw a costly clubbing foul, and Frank The Tank didn’t waste the chance. He slammed down one clean, championship-winning chop and took home the title. Now, he’s not just the slapfight king but also the new chest chop champ. Legend status unlocked.
Friday Night Fights keeps upping the ante with the wildest battles, biggest moments, and some serious chest-chopping talent. This scene is only getting bigger, wilder, and more intense, trust.
Tune-in to Friday Night Fights each week on Pro League Network’s YouTube at 10 p.m. ET / 9 p.m. CT and stay tuned to PLN’s social channels for the heart-stopping, adrenaline-pumping action.
