NFC 133 is bringing another hybrid night of action with a few different disciplines slated to take center stage.

Fight to Win 171 takes place in Miami on April 24. Florida local and hometown hero Vagner Rocha will take on rising star William Tackett in the main event.

Fight to Win returns to Dallas for another night of submission-only superfights with a main event featuring two of the best Masters competitors on the scene: Josh Hinger and Rafael 'Formiga' Barbosa will face off in a Masters middleweight title match. 

Here's how to watch Fight to Win 169 on FloGrappling.

Gordon Ryan, 24, has signed a contract with Asian MMA promotion ONE Championship, according to the event's founder and CEO Chatri Sityodtong. 

Fight to Win will Return to Austin, TX for the third installment of the all-female grappling card. In the main event, Nathiely De Jesus will take on Kendall Reusing in a gi matchup. Earlier in the night, Luiza Monteiro will face Vedha Toscano, and Maria Malyjasiak will take on Hannette Staack.

This time, the "biggest party in grappling" is in Austin for a three-week residency, beginning with Fight to Win 166. 

Fight to Win will see two no-gi grappling titans face off on Friday, February 19, 2021 as Vagner Rocha moves up in weight to take on two-time ADCC champion Yuri Simoes in the main event of Fight to Win 164. 

NFC #129 is set for Saturday, January 30 at 7 pm EST on FloCombat from Atlanta, GA.

What do you get when you put one of the grittiest no-gi grapplers in America against the 2020 Male Grappler of the Year? Hopefully fireworks! ADCC Trials winner and IBJJF World No-Gi champion Tim Spriggs will go up in weight to challenge the living legend Roberto Cyborg Abreu at Fight to Win 161. 

John Combs is one of very few black marks on William Tackett’s professional grappling record. Combs is the only person who has submitted Tackett in regulation since at least 2019.

The headliners might keep changing, but don’t go looking for us to. We’re back at it again this week with our 250th episode.

In part 1, David Oblas, Owner of NFC Fighting, gave a peek behind the curtain of the person and professional things he and his business have gone through during the Covid-19 pandemic. 

The pandemic hit everyone pretty hard. Specifically, the sports world came to halt immediately and it wasn't until guidelines were put in place that allowed athletes from all disciplines to get back to action. 

Tom DeBlass last competed in grappling in August of 2019 with a submission win in Atlantic City. The ADCC vet is known as one of the most influential figures in the grappling community and he makes his return to action in a title match at Fight to Win 157 on Nov 14.