Next Level Fight Club 6 will take place this Saturday night, January 28, live on FloCombat  from the Kerr-Scott building on the North Carolina State Fairgrounds in Raleigh, North Carolina.

In the main event of the evening, NLFC Heavyweight Champion Allen Crowder returns to the cage to defend his title against challenger "Big Man" Richard White.

When the heavy handed Crowder is competing the judge's scorecards rarely enter the equation as evidenced by his 6-2 professional record which show three submission and two knockout finishes. Crowder is coming into this scrap fresh off a viciously spectacular 16-second knockout of Keith Bell at Next Level Fight Club 5 in May of this past year when he defended his heavyweight title in quick fashion.


White is no stranger to MMA competition as his professional record stands at an interesting 16-20. The Bellator veteran heavyweight holds a signature victory over former UFC Heavyweight fighter Sean McCorkle. White looks to snap his four fight losing streak and walk out of the state fairgrounds with a shiny new heavyweight title around his waist.

The co-main event pits two up and coming welterweights in Harry Coltrane and Mumia Abu Dey Ali, who each look to raise their stock and climb the ladder toward the NLFC welterweight championship.

Coltrane makes his professional and promotional debut Saturday night. He is the 13th ranked amateur welterweight fighter in North Carolina, going 2-2 as an ammy.

The heavy-handed 170 pounder scored both of his amateur wins by KO/TKO stoppage and he looks to continue those decisive and definitive outcomes as a pro.
Ali has fought in weight classes as high as light heavyweight, as low as welterweight and everywhere in between, even recording a number of catchweight bouts during his extensive amateur career.

The man who is always down to fight comes into this scrap looking to keep his perfect 1-0 professional record intact. After dispatching his first pro opponent in just 49 seconds in April of this past year, he intends to make similar waves in his NLFC debut and beyond.

The remaining ten fights on the card feature a wealth of local and regional Southeastern talent that are all sure to impress this weekend and well into the future.

The 12 fight event will stream live and exclusively on FloCombat.com, starting at 7 p.m. EST. 

How to Watch Next Level Fight Club 6

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