WFC 116 Tickets

Welcome to the official performer profile for WFC 116, part of the World Fighting Championships promotions. Based in the United States, WFC 116 delivered a compelling night of mixed martial arts at MGM Northfield Park in Northfield, Ohio, on November 16, 2019, with weigh-ins held the day prior. Here you’ll find a concise bio for the event’s standout figures, a digest of notable bouts, and a snapshot of upcoming WFC appearances as the organization continues to bring high-energy fights to audiences across markets.

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About WFC 116 and the World Fighting Championships lineage

The World Fighting Championships (WFC) brand is known for hosting organized, competitive MMA events across varied markets. WFC 116 represented a notable chapter in the series, featuring a main event that saw Mo Miller claim victory by TKO (punches) in round 3 at 4:07 against Maui Acantilado. The card also showcased other competitive bouts, including Izzy William vs. Juan Roman and Cobey Fehr vs. Shameek Harvey, among additional eliminations and matchups that highlighted emerging talents and seasoned performers alike. The venue for this event was MGM Northfield Park in Northfield, Ohio, a venue with a history of presenting live combat sports in a lively, accessible setting for fans in the Midwest.

Looking ahead, World Fighting Championships promotions continued beyond 2019, with events such as WFC 174 and WFC 177 expanding into new markets in 2025, keeping fans engaged with ongoing competitive MMA action. For fans of Mo Miller, Maui Acantilado, and the broader WFC roster, stay tuned for future dates, lineup announcements, and ticketing updates. When you’re ready to buy, remember we’re here to help you secure your seats with reliable, no-nonsense service—like having a friend on the inside who can make sure you’re in the arena for the next big fight.

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