Team Combat league is proud to announce the winners of its inaugural season awards to those fighters who demonstrated continuous excellence in and out of the ring.
The Muhammad Ali Most Entertaining fighter award was presented to Greg Hardy in recognition of his effort and the excitement generated every time he stepped in the ring.
Hardy will be fighting Michael Hunter as part of the co main event all-star match at MegaBrawl 1, History in the Making.
The Joe Louis Community Service award was given to Corey Caad for his work with the incarcerated.
The Ali/Frazier fight of the year award went to Lizette Lopez of the Los Angeles Tengoose and Nicole Ocasio of the New York City Attitude for their efforts in week 7.
The George Foreman Most Resilient fighter award is given to a fighter 35 years of age or older who demonstrates excellence in the ring and overcomes challenging circumstances outside the ring. Two Dallas Enforcers, Jennifer Miranda and Andre Ewell earned the nod.
Those fighters who made their pro debut were eligible for The Mike Tyson Rookie of the Year award. Quincey Williams of the DC Destroyers emerged as the winner in an extremely competitive category.
Finally, due to the competitive nature of the race for the Sugar Ray Robinson Most Valuable Fighter Award, action from the semifinals was considered. A strong performance in the semifinals led to Cristian Cangelosi of the New York City Attitude being granted the coveted title of Most Valuable Fighter.
