Razak Al-Hassan - MMA Career - Maximum Fighting Championship

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After Razak was released by the UFC, he was in talks with the Canadian promotion, but he never signed, he went on instead to fight Richard White at an NAFC event, where he won by rear naked choke in the 2nd round. After his fight with Demetrius Richards he was signed to fight on the undercard of MFC 26 against Mike Nickels, but pulled out and was replaced by Dwayne Lewis, who subsequently defeated Nickels at the event.

Razak eventually faced Lewis at MFC 27 and lost via split decision. Both announcers, Michael Schavello and Frank Trigg, scored the fight in Al-Hassan's favor.

Al-Hassan was expected to face Rodney Wallace on February 25, 2011 at MFC 28. But he was injured so he was forced out.

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