Taking up the mantle when they are called upon in their home state carries a great burden of responsibility for heroes of the home front, given the serious stakes, whether they end up getting their hand raised in victorious glory or other means. In today’s episode of Across The Pond, you will be introduced to a Sheppard of silent wrath ready to raise the volume dial on his address of peaceful puzzle reconstruction for his Sooner State brotherhood. A professional mixed martial artist since August 2022 and representing Team Impact, Nick Fields sports a 5-4 record in nine contests consisting of three knockouts and two submissions. He has fought for various organizations throughout his time as a professional MMA fighter including Legacy Fighting Alliance and Fighting Alliance Championship. Fields has spent his entire career in the United States in his home state of Oklahoma during his arc inside the professional ranks with a 100 percent finish rate to show for it under his belt. All five of his finishes overall have come inside the distance.
In his professional MMA debut at XFN 382, he faced Donte McKenzie and defeated him via TKO in round one. Fields submitted John Watashe via rear-naked choke in the second round at XFN 384. Then at XFN 385, he defeated Nick O’ Brien via technical knockout in round one. Fields tapped out Raul Garcia at XFN 392 in the first round via triangle choke to obtain his second submission win as a professional.
At Rage in the Cage OKC 98, he defeated Steven Moore via technical knockout in round one. The victory earned Fields the third knockout win of his professional career. He also picked up his fifth win in total as a professional mixed martial artist in the process. Having gone through many grueling tests by the best on the local level circuit loop, Fields is a prospect whose firmness in any fracas when flames are at their hottest point of ignition can be a motivational spark for those who struggle with the strain of a directional tug of personal consequence and professional duty when issues are left untreated and out of balance!
