James Thompson’s opponent for Feb. 16 named; Krazy Horse added to Kimbo vs. Tank undercard

January 10, 2008 by Sam Caplan  

EliteXC has announced that James “The Colossus” Thompson will face undefeated heavyweight Brett Rogers on the undercard of the promotion’s February 16 show in Miami, Florida that’s scheduled to be headlined by Kimbo Slice vs. Tank Abbott.

The promotion has also announced that Charles “Krazy Horse” Bennett has been added to the undercard against an opponent yet to be announced. Bennett is a Florida native, hailing from Ocala.

Bennett, 19-14-2, will be fighting for EliteXC for the first time since a disappointing loss to Victor Valenzuela during August’s ShoXC event. Bennett tapped due to strikes at 3:23 of round 1 in what had been promoted as a heated grudge match.

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Comments

5 Responses to “James Thompson’s opponent for Feb. 16 named; Krazy Horse added to Kimbo vs. Tank undercard”

  1. dizzle on January 10th, 2008 10:04 am

    I hope he doesn’t come out to fight like he did in Pride.

    God I just remember that time he fought Alexander Emeilenko and he came out swinging for the fences and then got caught and the fight was over.

    Great person to watch no doubt. I just hope he doesn’t goes in for the kill right away.

    I think I also remember him losing to Butterbean if I am correct.

  2. Evan on January 10th, 2008 10:53 am

    I hope someone has shown him what a gameplan is.

  3. dizzle on January 10th, 2008 11:16 am

    No doubt Evan. I always thought that James could be a great fighter, but I always had the impression that he thought his stair downs alone would win him the match.

    I know he was training at Coutures Camp for a little while. I’m sure he’s learn alot during his time there.

    Anyone have any news on Fedor’s brother Alexander and his youngest brother?

  4. William W. on January 10th, 2008 1:32 pm

    Rogers looked great on the EliteXC: Renegade undercard. Should be a good fight.

  5. Evan on January 11th, 2008 10:33 am

    There is a video out there of him training in GB and his gym looked pathetic. I hope he has re-worked his game from top to bottom as I am always pulling for as much legit international talent as this sport can get.

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