Contemporary Martial Arts' Ceejay Hamilton defeated Jason Faglier in the second round of their NFC Flyweight title bout to win his third professional title on March 8 at Center Stage in Atlanta. Amateur fighter Timothy Cureton suffered his first loss in MMA as he fought up a weight class to meet a heavier Demetri Miller.

Squeezing with all his might, he reluctantly lets go as the referee steps in to stop the fight. He is shouting furiously because he thought his opponent was still fighting, when really he had choked him unconscious by utilizing a rear naked choke, so the referee had to intervene. In this moment — CeeJay “The Autobot” Hamilton claimed his third professional title as a mixed martial arts fighter. “I had to prove to myself that I’m still here,” Hamilton said about the fight.

The 32-year-old moved his professional mixed martial arts record to 14-7 on March 8 after defeating Jason Faglier in the second round via rear naked choke in the National Fighting Championship’s Flyweight Championship bout at Center Stage in Atlanta.

The Hartwell Sun Online ~ By: Grayson Williams

Contemporary Martial Arts junior student Kenly Evasnson competed at the IPPON Open on Saturday, March 30th in Peachtree City. Evanson competed in both Judo and Jiu Jitsu where he won first place in the 88-96 pound weight class for Jiu Jitsu and also first place in the 14-year class for Judo. He is coached by Judo by CMA Judo coach Zach Hill, and his coached in Jiu Jitsu by CMA head coach Chuck Cawthon.

Contemporary Martial Arts wrestler Kenly Eavenson earned first place in Freestyle and first place in Greco Roman style in the 97-lbs, 14 years old and up division at the 1st Chance Qualifier Tournament in Hiram on Saturday, April 13. Kenly is coached in wrestling at Contemporary Martial Arts by CeeJay Hamilton ~ Hartwell Sun

Speed, eluxiveness and consistently accurate striking propelled CeeJay Hamilton to victory on June 21 at State Farm Arena in Hidalgo, Texas... ~ Hartwell Sun