Pacific Xtreme Combat

Pacific X-treme Combat
Type	Private
ISIN	🆔
Industry	Mixed martial arts promotion
Founded 📆	2003
Founders 👔	Joey Calvo, Eli Monge and Tropical Productions Inc.
Headquarters 🏙️	, Guam and the Philippines
Area served 🗺️
Key people	Joey Calvo, EJ Calvo, Eli Monge, JP Calvo
Members
Number of employees
🌐 Website	Official Website
📇 Address
📞 telephone
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Pacific Xtreme Combat is a mixed martial arts promotion based out of Guam and the Philippines.

History[edit]

Pacific Xtreme Combat (sometimes stylized as Pacific X-treme Combat) also known as PXC, was established in 2004 on the US island territory of Guam,started in 2010 in Manila and since then, has set the pacific region on fire showcasing the highest level of MMA action on a consistent basis. Owned and operated by the Calvo family, PXC is a Tropical Productions company and has produced 41 professional events,11 pro events in Manila and over 22 amateur shows in Guam where MMA is a mainstream sport.

Philippine Expansion[edit]

In early 2011, PXC partnered with Manila’s TV5 'AKTV' channel, the latter's premier free-to-air sports channel. Owned by Filipino Tycoon Manuel V. Pangilinan, AKTV and its sister companies are growing rapidly as the most aggressively innovative media companies in the Philippines.

PXC has experienced steady growth in both live attendance and television viewership. PXC 24 (June 2011) MEGA MANILA 127,967 Viewers ; TOTAL PHILIPPINES 187,603 Viewers PXC 26 (August 2011) MEGA MANILA 291,983 Viewers ; TOTAL PHILIPPINES 363,493 Viewers PXC 28 (November 2011) MEGA MANILA 313,375 Viewers ; TOTAL PHILIPPINES 404,566 Viewers PXC 29 (February 2012) MEGA MANILA 356,395 Viewers ; TOTAL PHILIPPINES 416,571 Viewers PXC 31 (July 2012) MEGA MANILA 367,059 Viewers ; TOTAL PHILIPPINES 461,804 Viewers PXC 33 (September 2012) MEGA MANILA 359,758 Viewers ; TOTAL PHILIPPINES 483,939 Viewers PXC 34 (November 2012) MEGA MANILA 481,881 Viewers ; TOTAL PHILIPPINES 667,218 Viewers PXC 35 (February 2013) MEGA MANILA 468,058 Viewers ; TOTAL PHILIPPINES 627,660 Viewers PXC 37 (May 2013) MEGA MANILA 297,339 Viewers ; TOTAL PHILIPPINES 354,025 Viewers PXC 39 (September 2013 MEGA MANILA 134,982 Viewers ; TOTAL PHILIPPINES 153,084 Viewers PXC 41 (November 2013) MEGA MANILA 484,307 Viewers ; TOTAL PHILIPPINES 786,298 Viewers

With its recent expansion into the Philippines, PXC will continue to promote the development of local and regional athletes by allowing them to compete among the best international fighting camps in a world-class setting.

Notable fighters[edit]

Dan Severn (PXC 1 in 2004)
Jeremy Horn (PXC 2 in 2004)
Laverne Clark (PXC 2 in 2004)
Rich Clementi (PXC 2 in 2004)
Kultar Gill (PXC 2 in 2004)
Roy Nelson (PXC 3 in 2004)
Luigi Fioravanti (PXC 12 in 2007)
Rafael Dias (PXC 20 in 2010)
Rafael Rebello (PXC 26 in 2011)
Jon Tuck (PXC 28 in 2011)
Hyun Gyu Lim (PXC 32 in 2012)
Dustin Kimura (PXC 34 in 2012)
Mark Striegl (PXC 34 in 2012)
Michinori Tanaka (PXC 34 in 2012)

Current champions[edit]

Division	Champion	MMA Record (W-L-D)
Flyweight	Vacant
Bantamweight	Vacant
Featherweight	Jang Yong Kim	8 - 5 - 0
Lightweight	Vacant
Welterweight	Vacant
Middleweight	Vacant
Light-heavyweight	Vacant
Heavyweight	Vacant

Events[edit]

No.	Event	Date	Venue	Location
49	PXC 43	March 29, 2014	Ynares Sports Arena	Manila, Philippines
48	PXC 42	February 28, 2014	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
47	PXC 41	November 9, 2013	Ynares Sports Arena	Manila, Philippines
46	PXC 40	October 25, 2013	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
45	PXC 39	September 14, 2013	Ynares Sports Arena	Manila, Philippines
44	PXC 38	August 9, 2013	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
43	PXC 37	May 18, 2013	Ynares Sports Arena	Manila, Philippines
42	PXC 36	March 8, 2013	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
41	PXC 35	February 16, 2013	Ynares Sports Arena	Manila, Philippines
40	PXC 34	November 17, 2012	Smart Araneta Coliseum	Manila, Philippines
39	PXC 33	September 1, 2012	Ynares Sports Arena	Manila, Philippines
38	PXC 32	July 28, 2012	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
37	PXC 31	July 14, 2012	Ynares Sports Arena	Manila, Philippines
36	PXC 30: Rise for Japan	March 3, 2012	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
35	PXC 29	February 18, 2012	Ynares Sports Arena	Manila, Philippines
34	PXC 28	November 26, 2011	Ynares Sports Arena	Manila, Philippines
33	PXC 27	October 29, 2011	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
32	PXC 26	August 20, 2011	Resorts World Manila Newport Performing Arts Theatre	Manila, Philippines
31	PXC 25	July 29, 2011	Guam Marriott Resort and Spa	Tumon, Guam
30	PXC 24	June 11, 2011	Resorts World Manila Newport Performing Arts Theatre	Manila, Philippines
29	PXC 23	April 29, 2011	Guam Marriott Resort and Spa	Tumon, Guam
28	PXC 22	January 21, 2011	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
27	PXC 21	November 12, 2010	Guam Marriott Resort and Spa	Tumon, Guam
26	PXC 20	July 24, 2010	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
25	PXC 19	May 1, 2010	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
24	PXC 18: Dead Game 2	September 19, 2009	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
23	PXC 17: Fearless	March 27, 2009	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
22	PXC Live 6: For The Troops	March 10, 2009	KUAM Studios	Harmon, Guam
21	PXC 16: The Beatdown	November 21, 2008	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
20	PXC Live 5: The Breakout	September 26, 2008	KUAM Studios	Harmon, Guam
19	PXC 15: Dead Game	July 25, 2008	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
18	PXC Live 4: The Face-Off	April 11, 2008	KUAM Studios	Harmon, Guam
17	PXC 14: Evolution	March 10, 2008	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
16	PXC 13: Back from the Dead	November 17, 2007	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
15	PXC Live 3: Team McCreadie vs. Team Manibusan	September 15, 2007	KUAM Studios	Harmon, Guam
14	PXC 12: Settling the Score	July 12, 2007	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
13	PXC Live 2: Setting the Score	June 2, 2007	KUAM Studios	Harmon, Guam
12	PXC 11: No Turning Back	April 13, 2007	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
11	PXC Live 1	March 24, 2007	KUAM Studios	Harmon, Guam
10	PXC 10: Final Redemption	January 27, 2007	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
9	PXC 9: Grand Prix	October 13, 2006	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
8	PXC 8: Terror Dome	July 28, 2006	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
7	PXC 7: Eruption	April 28, 2006	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
6	PXC 6: Tempun Gura	January 13, 2006	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
5	PXC 5: Showdown	September 22, 2005	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
4	PXC 4: Gera	January 14, 2005	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
3	PXC 3: Return of the Enforcer	August 28, 2004	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
2	PXC 2: Chaos	May 22, 2004	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam
1	PXC 1	January 17, 2004	University of Guam Fieldhouse	Mangilao, Guam

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