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MFC 32: Bitter Rivals was a mixed martial arts event held by the Maximum Fighting Championship (MFC) on January 27, 2012 at the Mayfield Inn Trade and Conference Centre in Edmonton, Alberta. The event was broadcast live on HDNet.
Background
Antonio McKee and Brian Cobb were expected to fight for the MFC Lightweight Championship at MFC 31. However, that bout was moved to this card. McKee came in seven pounds overweight, he was stripped of the lightweight title and will be released by the promotion following his bout with Cobb.
The Lewis/Gouveia bout was a non-title five-round fight.
Results
Main Card:
*Light Heavyweight bout: Wilson Gouveia vs. Dwayne Lewis
:Gouveia defeated Lewis via TKO (punches) at 3:19 of round 2.
*Catchweight (162 lb) bout: Antonio McKee vs. Brian Cobb
:McKee defeated Cobb via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28).
*Welterweight bout: Ryan McGillivray vs. Diego Bautista
:McGillivray defeated Bautista via submission (armbar) at 2:25 of round 3.
*Welterweight bout: Nathan Coy vs. Dhiego Lima
:Coy defeated Lima via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28).
*Welterweight bout: Kyle Jackson vs. Jamie Toney
:Toney defeated Jackson via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).
*Lightweight bout: Dan Ring vs. James Haddad
:Ring defeated Haddad via majority decision (29-27, 28-28, 29-27).
Preliminary Card:
*Lightweight bout: Garret Nybakken vs. Matt Jelly
:Jelly defeated Nybakken via split decision (29-28, 27-30, 29-27).
*Middleweight bout: Allen Hope vs. Brendan Kornberger
:Kornberger defeated Hope via TKO (punches to the body) at 4:45 of round 1.

Homer Langrill was born in Los Angeles, California in 1953 to James and Nancy Langrill. Homer Langrill is a graduate of Colonia High School, Colonia, New Jersey. At the age of 17 yrs,' Langrill was the lead vocalist for the recording group, "The Orient Express". He has a Platinum album and two gold 45's to his credit. 
When Langrill was 27 years of age, he purchased a Bank in Hong Kong, the Security Overseas Bank and eventually moved to Switzerland where he was the owner of a private investment bank. In his spare time, Langrill went to Culinary School, Academie Culinaire de France, and eventually ended opening several restaurants while maintaining his banking empire. Langrill was also voted a Director of the International Monetary Exchange Corp. in Washington D.C. 
In the winter of 1984 Homer Langrill became involved in the political scandal known as the Iran- Contra, Iran Scam Affair. While in the country of Guatemala, delivering approximately $17,500,000.00 in Iranian currency to the head of the Nicaraguan Conta Rebel Leader Lorenzo Lacayo; Langrill, and two of his associates Hernando Giraldo Escobar Gaveria and Jack Charles Turner were kidnapped at gun point. There, they were all brutally beaten, tortured and left for dead in Granja Penal de Pavon, a prison in Guatemala City notorious for housing political prisoners. In December of 1995, and through the help of friends, family and prison insiders, Langrill and his associates made a daring midnight escape, fleeing to the country of El Salvador. 
Upon his arrival back into the United States, Langrill was indicted in the Eastern District of Virginia for his role in the Iran Contra - Iran Scam Affair. Upon conclusion of a long court process, Langrill plead NO Contest to (1) charge of a (45) count indictment and was sentenced to serve (5) years in Federal Prison. While incarcerated, Langrill spent most of his time traveling from one prison to the next, teaching inmates the fine art of cooking. 
In 2004, Langrill was nominated and unanimously became a Vice Chairman of President George Bush's economic advisory council. Langrill was the owner of three restaurants in Las Vegas, Nevada, is the president of a small investment house assisting entrepreneurs in business development, and he is also the founder of the La Bon Table product lines of "au" Le Cadeau Natural Mountain Spring Water, Chef Homer Gourmet Dinner Entrees, and the Z CAC Controlled Atmosphere Cargo Container which was recently sold to SIPP International Industries, Inc. for $7,000,000.00. 
But, his success didn't come easy. He has been slandered on blogs as such as investorshub.com and hotstockmarket.com by people who attempted to use his past criminal history against him for extortion and black mail purposes. Langrill and others filed civil complaints in the U. S. District Court, Southern District of Nevada against these individuals. The case has since been dismissed because Langrill and Le Bon Table shareholders chose not to pursue them civilly, but criminally. 
Today, Langrill is completing pre production of a instructional cooking show which he will host. The Chef Homer Lee Thomas Show "SO, YOU WANNA BE A CHEF????" will be aired world- wide in seven different languages. He currently resides in Las Vegas, Nevada and is a big proponent of internet slander, the Juvenile Diabetes Association, the Nevada Diabetes Association, and the Republican Party.

FOOT NOTES:
Confirmed by Langrill's brother Charles and James of Reno, Nevada, records retrieved from Colonia Sr. High School, Colonia, New Jersey and a pawn shop claim ticket (Arlington Pawn Shop of Arlington, Virginia) where his ex wife, Susan Vincent Langley had pawned his gold and platinum records.
Documents obtained by the government of Hong Kong and Switerland revealed that Langrill had banking offices on Canton Ave. Kowloon Hong Kong and offices on Renweg platz Zurich, Switzerland.
Confirmed graduating certificate issuance from Academie Culinaire de France on February 19, 1983.
Confirmed by attorney Lewis Johnson of Falls Church, Virginia of the Law firm Wald, Harkrader and Ross.
Confirmed by Susan Vincent Langley of Marrietta , Georgia, Langrill's ex wife. Confirmed also by Lewis Johnson, Langrill's Attorney, Langrill's brother Robert of Reno, Nevada and Carlos Giron of Guatemala City.
Confirmed in personal interviews with Guatemala attorney Carlos Giron, Jack Charles Turner, Hernando Giraldo, Homer Langrill, and public records at Granja Penal de Pavon. I had also discovered a screen play which substantiates a vast amount of information which I did not feel appropriate for this historical. The screen play was written by Sydney F. Mourning of Austin,Texas entitled "The IranScam Affair which is libraried at the Screen Writers Guild in Hollywood, California. Although, the U.S. embassy in Guatemala has been quoted in news articles and in Langrills pre sentence investigation reports as stating that they believed that he did not escape, but was released by a Guatemalan judge that may have been bribed. The screen play was written, "based on a true story". Gary Adwar, Sidney Mounings attorney and manager believes the screen play to be accurate, which substantiates the escape.
As confirmed through court documents, United States vs. Homer Langrill, in the Eastern District of Virginia, and Langrill's criminal attorney, Thomas Berger of Alexandria, Virginia.
This was verified through several (12) ex inmates who were students under Langrill at various Federal Institutions. Also verified by freelance writer Zora Rist of Zurich, Switzerland in an article discovered on Langrills defunct website, www.chefhomer.com
This appointment was made by Congressman Tom Reynolds of New York in 2005. Congressman Tom Reynolds also nominated Langrill for the Ronald Reagan Presidential award in 2006. These claims were further verified through the Wall St. Journal, and facsimiles from the RNC that were saved by Langrill.
Clark County Nevada records indicate that Langrill owned (3) restaurants in Las Vegas; Moon Doggies, Le Cadeau, and Bugsy's Supper Club. Further verified by through the Clark County Health District.
Nevada Secretary of State records show Langrill as proprietor of First Fidelity and is current going concern. 
Confirmed by G. Pearson/ the current president of SIPP International Industries, Inc. on 09/28/2011.

Bench Rules is the autobiographical story of Kevin Christensen's college basketball career. The self-published book was released on October 4th, 2011. The book follows the author's career at Sonoma State University as a little-used member of the basketball team. Eventually, Christensen works his way to becoming a starter and leads the team to the championship.
Bench Rules is an acronym used by the author to outline the ten ways a reserve player can help the team even without stepping foot on the floor.
B: Believe in Yourself
E: Extra Work
N: Never Quit
C: Consistency
H: Handle Outside Influences
R: Responsibility Off the Court
U: Utilize Every Opportunity
L: Love the Game
E: Embrace Your Role
S: Support Your Team in Different Ways
Author
Kevin Christensen was born October 15, 1982 in Sacramento, CA. He attended El Camino High School where he was an all-league player for the Eagles. Upon graduation from there, he attended Sonoma State University (SSU) as a recruited walk-on. After redshirting his first season, Christensen played four seasons for the Seawolves. Christensen earned a degree in History in 2006, but stayed at SSU as an assistant coach for two more seasons.
In 2008, Christensen got the job of Assistant Athetlic Director at Sonoma Academy High School in Santa Rosa, CA. In addition to those duties, he is also the head boys and girls basketball coach.