Record/Roster
The Wolfpack are 14-26 as of June 2007 in team competition.
Records only involve IFL fights.
*= Fought as Intraleague superfight, does not go towards team record.
a= Fought as an alternate bout, does not go towards team record.
1= fought at LHW and when Horwhich was a member of the Seattle Tiger Sharks
2= fought when Cole was a member of the Seattle Tiger Sharks
3= fought when George was a member of the Tokyo Sabres
4= fought when Harris was an alternate for the Quad City Silverbacks during the 2007 IFL Semi Finals
GP= fought during the individual Grand Prix, does not go towards team record
CURRENT FIGHTERS AS OF 2007 SEASON
IFL Lightweight Champion
def Cam Ward by TKO in the second round (9/09/06)
lost to Chris Horodecki by TKO (strikes) in the second round (11/02/06)
lost to Bart Palaszewski by KO in the second round (12/29/06)
On 2/23/07 Ryan Schultz was supposed to face Wagney Fabiano but due to him losing by KO to Palaszewski, Schultz was under a KO suspension and could not participate in the fight. Instead alternate Ian Loveland will fight instead
def Joe Sampieri by decision (unanimous) (4/13/07)
def Savant Young by decision (unanimous) (06/01/07)
def Aaron Riley by decision (unanimous) (09/20/07)*
def Chris Horodecki by TKO (strikes) in the first round to win the Lightweight Championship(12/29/07)GP
def Danny Suarez by decision (unanimous) (03/17/07)a3
lost to Deividas Taurosevicius by submission (arm triangle choke) in the first round (4/13/07)a
lost to Wagney Fabiano by submission (slide choke) in the first round (2/23/07)
lost to Jason Palacios by submission (rear naked choke) in the first round (06/01/07)a
lost to Jay Hieron by unanimous decision (06/03/06)*
def Ben Uker by TKO (ref stoppage) in the second round (12/29/06)a
def Jim Abrille by TKO (strikes) in the first round (2/23/07)
lost to Delson Heleno by decision (unanimous) (4/13/07)
lost to Antonio McKee by decision (unanimous) (06/01/07)
lost to Lyman Good by decision (unanimous) (08/02/07)*
lost to Fabio Leopoldo by decision (split) (4/13/07)
lost to Benji Radach by TKO (strikes) in the first round (08/02/07)4
IFL Middleweight Champion
lost to Jamal Patterson by submission (rear naked choke) (04/29/06)1
def Bristol Marunde by unanimous decision (9/09/06)
def Mike Pyle by submission (rear naked choke) in the second round (11/02/06)
lost to Ryan McGivern by unanimous decision (12/29/06)
def Brent Beauparlant by submission (kimura) in the second round (2/23/07)
lost to Jamal Patterson by submission (guillotine choke) in the first round (4/13/07) fought as LHW
def Kaz Hamanaka by KO (kick) in the first round (06/01/07)
def Brian Foster by submission (armbar) in the first round (11/03/07)GP
def Benji Radach by TKO (strikes) in the second round to win the Middleweight Championship (12/29/07)GP
def Reese Andy by TKO in the third round (9/09/06)
def Alex Schoenauer by submission (modified guillotine choke) in the second round (11/02/06)
lost to Mike Ciesnolevicz by TKO (guillotine choke/ref stoppage) in the third round (12/29/06)
Aaron Stark was supposed to face Wojtek Kaszowski on 2/23/07 but suffered a rib injury. Thus alternate John Krohn will fight instead.
Aaron Stark was supposed to face Jamal Patterson on 4/13/07 but was still suffering from his injury, thus fellow member Matt Horwich gained weight to fight in his place
lost to Vladimir Matyushenko by TKO (strikes) in the first round (06/01/07)
def Wojtek Kaszwoski by decision (unanimous) (2/23/07)
def Carlos Cline by unanimous decision (4/29/06)2
def Travis Wiuff by unanimous decision (6/03/06)2
lost to Allan Goes by submission (guillotine choke) in the first round (9/09/06)
lost to Krysztof Soszynski by submission (armbar) in the second round (11/02/06)
lost to Ben Rothwell by KO in the first round (12/29/06)
lost to Rafael Feijao by TKO (ref stoppage) in the second round (2/23/07)
def Bryan Vetell by KO (strikes) in the first round (4/13/07)
lost to Orville Palmer by decision (split) (06/01/07)
Former fighters
- Chris Wilson (2–1) (WW)
- lost to Brad Blackburn by unanimous decision (9/09/06)
- def Jay Hieron by decision (unanimous) (11/02/06)
- def Rory Markham by TKO (ref stoppage) in the first round (12/29/06)
- Left the IFL TO pursue other MMA INTERESTS
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