Geordie Shore’s Aaron Chalmers Challenges Jake Quickenden to MMA Fight in Newcastle

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Geordie Shore’s Aaron Chalmers Challenges Jake Quickenden to MMA Fight in Newcastle
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Aaron Chalmers, known for his time on Geordie Shore, has called out Jake Quickenden for an MMA fight in their hometown of Newcastle. Chalmers, who previously held a 5-2 record in the cage, has recently transitioned to boxing. However, he is now ready to get back into the MMA scene and has his sights set on Quickenden.

Quickenden's Impressive MMA Debut

Jake Quickenden, a former X Factor star, recently made his MMA debut and emerged victorious with a first-round knockout of comedian Paul Smith. The win has caught Chalmers' attention and has fueled his desire to challenge Quickenden to a fight.

Opportunity at Oktagon MMA

With Oktagon MMA coming to Newcastle on January 27, Chalmers sees it as the perfect opportunity to make his return to the cage. He specifically addressed Quickenden, praising his debut performance and expressing his interest in facing him at the event. Chalmers, who considers himself the hometown hero, is eager to get the party started.

Chalmers' MMA and Boxing Career

During his MMA career, Chalmers secured all five of his wins by stoppage, either through knockout or submission. After transitioning to boxing, he has had four professional bouts, with his debut win coming against Alexander Zeledon. Chalmers has also faced boxing legend Floyd Mayweather and UFC welterweight Kiefer Crosbie this year. In his most recent fight on KSI's Misfits Boxing promotion, he lost in the third round to Idris Virgo.


Geordie Shore’s Aaron Chalmers Challenges Jake Quickenden to MMA Fight in Newcastle
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Quickenden's Response to Influencer Boxers

Quickenden, on the other hand, was quick to dismiss any comparisons between his MMA journey and that of influencer boxers. He emphasized the rigorous training and weight cutting that fighters go through, expressing his emotional connection to the sport.