2008 International Fight League

The 2008 International Fight League season was to have had at the minimum eight events which would be based out of three main sites; Las Vegas, New Jersey and Connecticut. Each event would have two camps competing each other in three on three match-ups while at least two titles would be defended at every event (allowing each fight card to have a minimum of eight fights each).

A planned August 15 event was canceled due to the company's financial condition as mentioned in a June 10 press release. The IFL subsequently ceased all operations.

Date Venue Location Camp Matches Title Fights Results
February 29, 2008 Orleans Arena Las Vegas, Nevada Team Tompkins Vs World Class Fight Center
Lions Den Vs Team Quest
Ryan Schultz Vs John Gunderson
Matt Horwich Vs Ryan McGivern*
Roy Nelson Vs Fabiano Scherner
World Class Fight Center def Team Tompkins
Team Quest def Lions Den
Ryan Schultz def John Gunderson
Ryan McGivern def Matt Horwich
Roy Nelson def Fabiano Scherner
April 4, 2008 Izod Center East Rutherford, New Jersey American Top Team (IFL camp) Vs Miletich Fighting Systems (IFL camp)
Midwest Combat Vs Renzo Gracie Academy
Wagnney Fabiano Vs Shad Lierley
Jay Hieron Vs Mark Miller
Vladimir Matyushenko Vs Jamal Patterson
American Top Team (IFL camp) Vs Miletich Fighting Systems (IFL camp) (draw)
Midwest Combat def Renzo Gracie Academy
Wagnney Fabiano def Shad Lierley
Jay Hieron def Mark Miller
Vladimir Matyushenko def Jamal Patterson
May 16, 2008 Mohegan Sun Arena Uncasville, Connecticut World Class Fight Center Vs Team Bomb Squad
Team Prodigy Vs Team Quest (IFL camp)
Roy Nelson Vs Brad Imes
Ryan McGivern Vs Dan Miller
Ryan Schultz Vs Deividas Taurosevicius
Roy Nelson def Brad Imes
Dan Miller def Ryan McGivern
Ryan Schultz def Deividas Taurosevicius

* Originally Tim Kennedy was supposed to face Horwich for the IFL Middleweight title but Kennedy was called away to serve in the armed forces. Militech fighter Ryan McGivern took his place.

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