Cam and Jason to fight on Hex Fight Series 16
Hex Fight Series Geelong Fighters Cam and Jason
Hex Fight Series Geelong supporters have two Carbon Gym fighters on the Hex Fight Series 16 card. Cam and Jason both step into the cage with full camps behind them.
About the Hex Fight Series Geelong Card
Hex 16 features MMA matchups across weight classes. Cam and Jason are well-prepared and bring different styles to the cage.
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Get excited. We have 2 of our own fighting on Hex Fight Series 16 on Saturday 8th September! Cam Dempsey and Jason Petropoulos are preparing to go up against some fantastic fighters at the Melbourne Pavilion.
Cam is ready to go head to head with opponent David Taumoepeau, with 2 wins, 0 losses, 1 KO and 1 Sub under his belt, a style that is a bit ambiguous and seems like primarily a striker. For Cam, this fight is about redeeming himself for what he believes was a “less than stellar pro debut” and getting noticed and into the national rankings. The boys will be fighting at 120kg (Heavyweight).
Jason is up against “Da Fighting Hawaiian” Kai Kamaka III, with 4 wins 2 losses. Kai seems to be a bit of an all rounder with a grinding style. Jason is looking to keep his momentum rolling forward after his gold medal win at Grappling Industries. The boys will be fighting at 61.5kgs (Bantamweight).
| Date | Saturday 8th September 2018 |
| Time | 6.30pm for a 7pm start |
| Location | Melbourne Pavilion 135-157 Racecourse Rd Kensington |
| Tickets | Purchase tickets here |
What Cam and Jason Bring to Hex Fight Series Geelong
Cam is the pressure fighter. He comes forward, eats shots if he has to, and breaks opponents with volume. Jason is more technical. He reads the matchup, counters hard, and looks for submissions on the ground.
Two different styles on one Hex Fight Series Geelong card mean the crowd gets variety, and both athletes fight the way they train.
How Carbon Gym Preps MMA Fighters
MMA preparation here covers striking, grappling, strength, and conditioning across five to six sessions a week. Sparring is controlled but realistic. Weight cuts are slow and planned.
Our coaching team includes veterans of the Australian MMA scene. Every fighter gets individual attention as fight night approaches.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is Hex Fight Series 16?
Dates are announced on Hex’s socials. We share direct links once tickets are live.
How can I train MMA at Carbon Gym?
Start with the intro offer. Coaches assess skill and plug you into the right program.
Can beginners train in the same room as pros?
Technique classes mix levels. Sparring is separated by skill and intent.