CAGE TITANS 77 ON July 18

A new era of Cage Titans begins post Revolution when generational talents collide at Plymouth Memorial Hall May 9th for Cage Titans 76. The top of the mountain that is the New England Bantamweight division will be defended when Champion Nick Eldridge defends his belt against the O.G Champion Johnny Campbell in the main event of the return to the Hall. Appetizing the main course are high level feature fights on the national scale when local prospects Joe Poirier and Zach DiSabatino take on Maikel Reinoso and John Simon respectively. All the action returns to Plymouth Memorial Hall and as always on Spectation Sports May 9th.

Historically a red hot division at the local scale, Bantamweight has been searing in the 2020’s with talents that now span several generations of mixed martial artists, and a cross generational main event between stylistic finishers is the perfect way to kick off the Post-Revolution Era. After winning the NEF belt, Nick Eldridge continued his rise by gaining Cage Titans gold in 2025 with a stellar performance. After a brief stint on the road, Eldridge (6-1, 3 KO, 2 SUB) looks to remain perfect at Cage Titans when he defends his belt against his most experienced test to date. Embracing the challenge is Mr. Cage Titans himself Johnny “Cupcakes” Campbell who finds himself on a golden hour winning streak atop a career flirting with 50 total fights. After crowning and defending the O.G Belt, Campbell (24-18, 10 KO, 8 SUB) wants one more shot at true divisional gold as if he needed any additions to his already outstanding legacy.

The crowd will be primed and ready for the main event as the co-main and feature are sure fire to entertain the masses. Mirroring in recent progress, both Zach DiSabatino and John Simon are entering the cage against each other coming off of victories against UFC veterans. The similarities in momentum, determination, and stakes on the line are guaranteed fireworks in the co-main event slot immediately following the feature bout between Joe Poirier and undefeated traveler Maikel Reinoso. 

The Revolution has come and gone, and the New Era in New England begins at 76. All the action from Ammy to Pro will be live once again at Plymouth Memorial Hall, and streaming on Spectation Sports on May 9th.

If you can’t make it to Plymouth Memorial Hall to watch in person, that doesn't mean you have to miss out on any of the exciting action. Spectation Sports has you covered with the Official Live Stream.