Elite Fighting Promotions 4: Saratoga Springs, NY

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Kristin Gordon

June 20, 2025

Elite Fighting Promotions provided yet another action packed night of combat and skill at the Saratoga Springs City Center on June 14.

The crowd was buzzing with excitement, the lights and music provided for an entertaining evening out, and there was catering provided by the Speckled Pig Brewing Company.

Elite Fighting Promotion 4 featured many returning faces from previous events, such as Devan Senacal, Terrence Kite Jr, and now 175 Champ Logan Samarija.

Unofficial Match results from Elite fighting promotions 4

Match 1- 205 lb Muay Thai: Elijah Dickson v Gage Dasilva

Our first amateur fight of the evening. Both fighters took their time to gauge each other’s movements. Dasilva dropped Dickson several times.

Winner: Gage by split decision, then changed to Unanimous decision by judges.

Match 2- 165 lb MMA: Devan Senecal v Xavier Quinn

Round 1: Both fighters begin by feeling each other out, then Quinn pins Senecal against the cage and pounds him. Quinn drops Senecal and grappling begins. Senecal gets mount last second, but he ultimately ends up tapping from an armbar with a few seconds left to go in the first round

Winner: Quinn by Submission via Armbar 2 min 56 seconds

Match 3- 135 lb Muay Thai: Maximus Reith v Ryan Doner

Round 1: Doner was met with lots of “boos” entering the ring. Round 1 starts out explosive with several knees and jabs.

Round 2: There was a lot of clenching. The fighters skillset still seems pretty even, but Reith got in a few more hits this round.

Round 3: Doner got Reith with a pretty bad groin shot. Reith got Doner with a good body kick, sending Doner back into the cage. Reith grabs Doner’s kick and drops him to the ground, at which point you could see him physically slowing down.

Winner: Reith by Unanimous Decision.

Match 4- 155 lb Muay Thai: Isaiah Padilla v Declan Dunn

Round 1: Both fighters seem equally pitted against each other. Dunn drops Padilla hard at one point in the round.

Round 2: Fighters continue to gauge each others skills and continue to have a pretty equal fight.

Round 3: Dunn manages to get in some good kicks.

Winner: Dunn by Unanimous Decision.

Match 5- 135 lb Muay Thai: Trevor Stefanik v Jorge Romero

Round 1: There is a big crowd response for Stefanik as he enters the ring and throughout the duration of the first round.

Round 2: Stefanik gets multiple punch and kick combos in against Romero. Romero gets pinned against cage, which is broken up by the bell.

Round 3: Both fighters amped up their energy and power a bit for the final round and both managed to hold their own well.

Winner: Stefanik by Unanimous Decision.

Match 6- 190 lb Muay Thai: Malik Abdus-Sabr, Jr. v David Redzik

Round 1: Begins with explosive movements between both fighters. Redzik drops Abdus-Sabr. Redzik comes in with flying kick. Abdus-Sabr takes some serious head kicks and seems to be practically unphased. Eventually, Abdus-Sabr gets knocked down, but the fight resumes. Abdus-Sabr then takes knee to face, and the ref calls fight.

Winner: Redzik by KO.

Match 7- 140 lb Muay Thai: Raymond Melancon v Samnak Chum

Round 1: There is a large crowd response for Melancon. The fight begins and Chum manages to knock Melancon down for a moment.

Round 2: Chum makes contact with a great head shot. Chum knocks Melancon down a couple of times throughout the round. Melancon pins Chum against the cage and gets in some good shots.

Round 3: Both fighters gave it their all and held back no punches for the last round. The crowd became quite vibrant as everyone highly anticipated who was going to win this very evenly matched fight.

Winner: Chum by Unanimous Decision.

Match 8- 145 lb Muay Thai: Gavin Baker v Izaih Jock

Round 1: Baker starts off with flying kick. Both fighters exhibit good offensive and defensive maneuvers. Baker over kicked, lost his balance and fell, but is back on his feet just as quick.

Round 2: Both fighters put more pressure on each other during the 2nd round. Jock sweeps Baker’s leg and takes him down. The leg sweep on Baker’s left leg has left him injured, and Jock uses the opportunity to going for it to weaken him as much as possible. The ref ends up making a responsible decision and calls fight. Baker gave it his all, but shouldn’t have resumed after the 2nd time Jock put pressure on his injured leg.

Winner: Jock by TKO.

Match 9- 135 lb MMA: Anthony Mixon v Anthony Romero

Round 1: Romero comes in hard, picks Mixon up and drops him to the ground. Romero takes mount and continues to pummel Mixon’s ribs. Mostly grappling for the majority of the round. You could see Romero applying so much pressure on Mixon that Romero’s body was literally shaking from how hard he was squeezing.

Winner- Romero by Submission via D’arce Choke

(JMA Fight of the Night) Match 10- 145 lb Muay Thai: Christian Alvarez v Julian Nephew

Round 1: Both fighters have a decent crowd response when entering the ring. Right from the get go, the fighters are not messing around and begin the fight super revved up. Nephew is already bleeding, Alvarez got his eye good. The crowd is going nuts for this match, the room is roaring.

Round 2: Alvarez has some good defense, but even so, Nephew managed to get in a couple of good hits and Alvarez’s nose is bleeding.

Round 3: Both fighters exchange non stop combos for roughly a consecutive 30 seconds straight. Alvarez took a groin hit, but walked it off within a couple of seconds.

Winner: Alvarez by Unanimous Decision. This is Alvarez’s first big win. Alvarez’s last fight ended in defeat, and he felt lost after that fight and didn’t know if he’d come back after that. He really needed this win, and his emotions were overflowing.

(JMA Knockout of the Night) Match 11- 161 lb Muay Thai: Abbas Abojabir v Cody Stone

Round 1: Both fighters enter the round going hard. Abojabir knocks Stone down. Abojabir delivered some insane head combos and knocked Stone down a couple of times.

Round 2: Both fighters begin the round by charging at each other. Abojabir keeps getting Stone pinned against cage. Abojabir is really quick on his feet and really good and avoiding Stone’s advances. Abojabir jabs Stone smack dab in the center of the face and knocks him out cold on his back. Medical staff came rushing in.

Winner: Abojabir by KO. Abojabir was offered a title fight for next event on September 20th, 2025.

Match 12- 135 lb MMA: Travis Ruvolo v Richard Jorge

Round 1: Jorge goes in for Ruvolo’s legs and takes him down to the ground. Jorge takes Ruvolo’s back. Ruvolo is taking a lot of hits while trying to gain control on the ground.

Round 2: Jorge goes for take down again, but Ruvolo manages to stay on his feet. Eventually, Jorge gets Ruvolo down again. Ruvolo manages to turn things around and takes Jorge’s back, but Jorge gets back into control on the ground again just as quick. Both fighters keep changing up who has the advantage. Ruvolo attempted to choke out Jorge with triangle, but to no avail.

Round 3: Jorge is relentless about getting Ruvolo on the ground, clearly he feels more comfortable with his grappling game and abilities than his strokes and kicks.

Winner: Jorge by Unanimous Decision.

Fight 13- 175 lb Muay Thai: Terrence Kite, Jr. v Darian Redzik

Round 1: Redzik gets in lots of kicks while Kite is letting him, almost like he’s trying to tire Redzik out. Kite closes the distance and starts becoming more offensive.

Round 2: Kite takes a wicked knee to the gut and you could hear all the air leave his body. Kite immediately clenches his stomach and falls to the ground. Upon throwing up from the impact of the gut hit, the ref calls the fight.

Winner: Redzik by TKO.

Co- Main Fight 14- 185 Muay Thai: Alexander Martel v Aiden McKiernan

Round 1: Both fighters start at full throttle. McKiernan got in a good kick to Martel’s head. Martel tries to dive at McKiernan, but he moves out of the way at the last second and Martel goes into the cage wall instead.

Round 2: McKiernan knocks Martel down to ground a few times, but they’re consistently back up as quick as they fall.

Round 3: Both fighters manage to land some really impressive kicks and jabs on each other.

Winner: McKiernan by Split Decision 29 to 28

Main Event/Title Fight Match 15- 174 Muay Thai: Logan Samarija v Kenny Mosso

Round 1: Both fighters start out with a lot of energy. Samarija seems to just be playing at this point, and simply analyzing his opponent. In fact, Samarija barley even has his gloves up. Instead of just throwing punches and kicks, Samarija is utilizing everything, head butts, elbows, hammer fists, you name it.

Round 2: Mosso gets knocked down. Samarija’s kick gets caught and he gets knocked down as well. Samarija is getting in some really good uppercuts.

Round 3: Mosso is getting in some good head shots, to the point Samarija stumbled a bit. Both fighters are really holding their own. Both have taken some major damage and have still managed to dish out some major damge.

Round 4: Samarija throws Mosso to ground. Mosso seems to be getting tired, but seems incredibly resilient and won’t give up. Samarija throws Mosso again.

Round 5: The round starts with Samarija throwing Mosso again. As the final round of the main event, the fight and the crowd were getting intense. The Ref had to throw himself in between fighters once the bell rang because both fighters were still in the zone and were going absolutely nuts.

Winner: Samarija by Unanimous Decision.

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And be sure to check out Elite Fighting Promotions 5 scheduled at the Saratoga Springs City Center on Saturday, September 20th. You can rewatch the entire event still on ppv via Elite Fighting Promotions website.