Mike Richman vs Lazar Stojadinovic Headlines LFA 2 Jan 20th

[CC27]

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The second event for LFA, a promotion born out of the Legacy FC-RFA merger, is slated for Jan. 20.

Officials today announced three bouts for LFA 2, which airs on AXS TV from Mystic Lake Casino Hotel in Prior Lake, Minn.

In the headliner, Minnesota native and big-show vet Mike Richman (18-6) takes on surging Lazar Stojadinovic (11-5) at featherweight.

Richman fights for the first time since his 12-bout Bellator run, which concluded with a 7-5 record. The 31-year-old U.S. Marine Corps vet, who has 16 stoppages in 18 career wins, had defeated Ed West and Nam Phan before a decision defeat to Eduardo Dantas, who won back the Bellator bantamweight belt in his next fight, in May 2015. Richman was subsequently suspended after failing a drug test.

He meets Stojadinovic, who’s previously fought for organizations such as Titan FC and CFA. The 27-year-old Serbian fighter and American Top Team member is riding a seven-fight winning streak. In his most recent bout, he submitted Chino Duran at Titan FC 39 in June.

Also announced for LFA 2 is a bantamweight co-headliner between Chico Camus (16-7) and Darrick Minner (17-5). Welterweights Damion Hill (12-5) vs. Ben Neumann are also slated for the card (11-4).

The latest RFA 2 card now includes:

• Mike Richman vs. Lazar Stojadinovic
• Chico Camus vs. Darrick Minner
• Damion Hill vs. Ben Neumann

 

[Bork Lazer]

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Awesome to see him back. Always thought his 2 year suspension was a bit crazy.

I live in Minnesota and will be watching this card live, for sure.

 

[beefcake180]

Was that 2 years already?

 

[juanM3]

How is that possible? He got 2 years following a failed test in May 2015 I believe. 2 years was ridiculous anyway, compared to other failed tests around that time.

 

[kimocomplex]

Card is shaping up nicely

 

[CC27]

How is that possible? He got 2 years following a failed test in May 2015 I believe. 2 years was ridiculous anyway, compared to other failed tests around that time.

thought the same thing, maybe it was reduced?