Cage Fury FC delivered another action-packed evening with CFFC 140, featuring a gripping lightweight title fight and the comeback of former Bellator welterweight champion Yaroslav Amosov.
Amosov had been away from the octagon since parting ways with the PFL-managed Bellator, which has now been fully integrated into the Professional Fighters League, although some past champions like Amosov still hold onto their titles. He returned after enduring the first defeat of his career, having lost his belt to Jason Jackson. With his record at an impressive 27-1, Amosov’s dominant victory on Friday might very well be the nudge needed to catch the attention of the UFC.
Facing off against him was a familiar adversary, Curtis Millender, who himself boasts UFC credentials.
How to Catch the Action of CFFC 140
You can catch all the Cage Fury FC excitement from the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on Friday, March 14, 2025. The event kicks off with the preliminary card at 7 PM ET, followed by the main card at 9 PM ET, 6 PM PT, available on UFC Fight Pass. Below are the comprehensive results from the event.
Results from CFFC 140: Rzgoev vs. Roberts
Main Card
- Yaroslav Amosov secured a win against Curtis Millender with a submission via anaconda choke in Round 1, at 4:17.
- Jesse Roberts knocked out Omar Rzgoev with punches in Round 1, at 3:47, claiming the vacant CFFC lightweight championship.
- The match between Jimmy Drago and Junior Melo ended as a No Contest due to an accidental clash of heads in Round 2, at 3:47.
- Chris Brown triumphed over Egor Kostyuchenko with a unanimous decision.
- Ryan Cafaro defeated Ricardo Fuentes by knockout with punches in Round 3, at 0:34.
- Sebastian Ruiz won by unanimous decision against Nodir Alidodov.
Preliminary Card
- George Lo knocked out CJ LaFragola with a front kick to the body in Round 3, at 2:58.
- Shaun Stant took a unanimous decision against Tom Hinz.
- Justin Meyers claimed victory over Michael Bruno with a unanimous decision.
- Mardin Velasquez defeated Nezzar Dimes with a submission via rear-naked choke in Round 3, at 2:05.
NextGen Amateur Bouts
- Cameron Scalio won over Gavin McQuade by unanimous decision.
- Ray Bolden faced Dymere Rappa in another amateur bout.
- Juwan Gonzales defeated Mason Lewis via submission with an arm-bar in Round 2, at 1:28.
