Xtreme Fighting Championships President Myron Molotky Discusses XFC's Success With Combat Sports Media

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Xtreme Fighting Championships (OTC: DKMR) successfully held XFC 44 and YoungGuns 2 on May 28 at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, IA, broadcast live on FOX Sports 2 and XFC TV.com. President Myron Molotky praised the growing media interest in the organization, emphasizing its unique position in combat sports. CEO Steve Smith expressed optimism about the future, stating significant developments are forthcoming. XFC continues to expand its roster, boasting over 185 signed fighters from more than 35 countries.

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• Successful events XFC 44 and YoungGuns 2 enhance brand visibility.
• Strong media interest indicates growing market relevance.
• Over 185 fighters signed, reflecting robust organizational growth.

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DESTIN, Fla., June 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Xtreme Fighting Championships (OTC: DKMR) President Myron Molotky spoke with the combat sports media after the success of XFC 44 and YoungGuns 2 on May 28 at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, IA, LIVE on FOX Sports 2, FOX Deportes and XFC TV.com.

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XFC President Myron Molotky: "The combat sports media is very interested in what separates the XFC from other organizations, and they're very excited about what the future holds in the Hexagon. We appreciate the media's support, and I'm always more than happy to discuss all things XFC."

XFC CEO Steve Smith: "The media's interest in the Hexagon is well placed; very big things are on the horizon for the XFC."

About XFC

Xtreme Fighting Championships, Inc. (formerly Duke Mountain Resources, Inc.) is the first publicly traded premier international mixed martial arts ("MMA") organization with offices throughout the United States and South America, trading under the ticker symbol DKMR. Xtreme Fighting Championships ("XFC") is now partnered with the FOX family of networks in the United States, and has previously been carried on some of the largest open television broadcasters in Latin America - Rede TV! as well as HBO, ESPN, NBC Sports Network, Telemundo Universo, Esportes Interativo, Terra TV (the largest internet portal in the world), and UOL - the largest internet portal in Latin America, and premium cable & satellite television network. The XFC has had over 185 exclusively signed fighters, representing over 35+ countries worldwide with even more growth expected. Boasting the signing of The Next Generation of Male & Female Superstars, the XFC is known for entertaining fans with the most action packed MMA events both on television and in stadium venues. The Next Generation of MMA.

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FAQ

What events did Xtreme Fighting Championships hold on May 28, 2021?

Xtreme Fighting Championships held XFC 44 and YoungGuns 2 on May 28, 2021.

Who is the president of Xtreme Fighting Championships?

The president of Xtreme Fighting Championships is Myron Molotky.

How many fighters are signed with Xtreme Fighting Championships?

Xtreme Fighting Championships has over 185 signed fighters.

What is the ticker symbol for Xtreme Fighting Championships?

The ticker symbol for Xtreme Fighting Championships is DKMR.

Where was XFC 44 and YoungGuns 2 held?

XFC 44 and YoungGuns 2 were held at Wells Fargo Arena in Des Moines, IA.