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  • Real American Freestyle To Bring New Event To Fox Nation

    Real American Freestyle To Bring New Event To Fox Nation

    Real American Freestyle (RAF06) continues to bring the entertainment for 2026!

    They recently announced that on February 28 at the Mullett Arena in Tempe, Arizona, Henry Cejudo and Clay Guida co-headline the highly anticipated event. Their opponents have not yet been revealed.

    According to the press release, Cejudo is the youngest American Olympic gold medalist in wrestling history and will enter RAF06 as the “most accomplished athlete of his generation.” Cejudo is also a Pan American champion, a U.S. National Champion in freestyle wrestling, and a Pan American Games gold medalist. He also became the third Olympic medalist to win a MMA championship.

    Guida, who is considered a veteran in MMA, will be returning to RAF since making an appearance at RAF03 in Chicago. With over two decades of combat sports experience and a wrestling background, going back to mat could be easy for him.

    Chad Bronstein, CEO and co-founder of Real American Freestyle said, “Henry Cejudo is one of the most accomplished athletes to ever step on a wrestling mat.” He added, “This card kicks off another huge year for RAF.”

    Real American Freestyle launched in April 2025 and has created a new lane in the combat sports world. It combines “elite freestyle wrestling with professional presentation.” Since its official launch, RAF has had four live events in Cleveland, State College, Chicago, and Indianapolis.

    The fifth event, or RAF05, will take place in Florida on January 10 at the Amerant Bank Arena, which will be headlined by Colby Covington and Luke Rockhold. RAF06 will follow in February.

    Real American Freestyle was founded by Chad Bronstein, Israel Martinez, and WWE Hall of Famer Eric Bischoff and was launched with a roster of over 70 athletes. The league focuses on “freestyle elements of the sport and seeks to provide a platform for athletes to build careers and branding in the space.”

    RAF06 will stream exclusively on FOX Nation. Presale tickets are available today, and tickets for the general public will go on sale on January 2 via Ticketmaster.

  • Zoe Spencer, Twitch Streamer, Gives Back With Holiday Shopping Spree In NYC

    Zoe Spencer, Twitch Streamer, Gives Back With Holiday Shopping Spree In NYC

    Zoe Spencer spreads holiday cheer days before Christmas.

    The popular Twitch Streamer partnered with the nonprofit organization, Children of Promise NYC, to host a holiday shopping spree for 60 kids who have been impacted by parental incarceration.

    The shopping spree took place at Garden State Plaza in New Jersey. During the event, Spencer personally shopped alongside the kids, helped them pick out gifts, and covered all expenses that went beyond the given $100 budget.

    She also took pictures with the kids, as well as signed their personal belongings, including their cell phone cases. At the end of the event, Zoe Spencer was recognized by the organization’s executive director, Sharon Content, for her community service contribution.

    This amazing event comes after rappers Cash Cobain and Bay Swag hosted a lunch with the kids of Children of Promise NYC at Sei Less.

  • Cash Cobain and Bay Swag Host Holiday Celebration For 40+ Teens

    Cash Cobain and Bay Swag Host Holiday Celebration For 40+ Teens

    Cash Cobain and Bay Swag decided to spread some holiday cheer to 40+ teenagers in New York City.

    Earlier this week, the rappers partnered with Sei Less to support over 40+ teenagers from the nonprofit organization Children of Promise whose families have been affected by the criminal justice system.

    The teens enjoyed some of the restaurant’s delicious meals and had the opportunity to speak with Cash Cobain, Bay Swag, and the restaurant’s co-founder, Dara Mirjahangiry.

    As the event continued, Cash, Bay, and Dara all received the Children of Promise NYC Holiday 2025 Community Impact Award for their continued commitment to community outreach.

    “Being here today is very important to me,” Cash said. “I love doing things for the kids because some kids may never get opportunities like this, so I’m lucky to be here.”

    Bay Swag added that it’s important to him because he, like a lot of kids, has someone from their family who’s incarcerated. “I’m looking forward to doing more events like these,” he said.