Frank Mir

Seagal stars as mob kingpin Mr. Alexander, an old-school boss who rules his criminal empire with both nobility and brutality. For a simple prison hit, he sends his best enforcer and protégé Roman Hurst (Foster). When the hit goes wrong, Hurst is forced to pay the price of his failure: banishment in the city that he almost once ruled. But a war is brewing for the soul of the city between Alexander, a cold-blooded gangster known as 'The Iceman" (Rhames) and a merciless Mexican cartel. Hurst, with the help of an ex-con restaurant owner (Trejo) who has a few hidden moves of his own, will rediscover his own will to survive the coming conflict and to wreak vengeance on those who have wronged him.

The new installment of the Sharknado franchise takes place 5 years after Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! There have been no Sharknados in the intervening years, but now they’re appearing again in unexpected ways.

Following an in-ring accident, Dalton Hunt retired from the world of mixed martial arts at the top of his game. Unable to outrun his guilt, he lost his family, his title, and his way. But when a crooked promoter lures him back into a fight against the current undefeated champ, Patrick "The Brick" Wahle, Dalton must enlist the aid of an enigmatic trainer to turn him back into a warrior so he can stand tall and do battle once again.

EVERY MAN HAS HIS LIMIT. No matter how tough, there is a pain threshold beyond which no man can pass, the point where determination gives way to submission. In the Octagon, a submission specialist sees an opening and seizes it. He sets a trap, and then springs it. He imposes his will and breaks his opponent's. If his opponent's will does not break, his bones will. This action-packed collection brings you all the best submissions from superstars Georges St-Pierre, Anderson Silva, BJ Penn, Frank Mir and others who found victory by pushing the ultimate limits of pain. Bonus features include Bonus Fights, Bonus from the Vault, and Just Won't Tap.

Rafael Lovato Jr. was originally scheduled to face John Salter on this card. However, Salter was pulled by the Illinois Athletic Commission due to an eye issue on April 24 and replaced by Gerald Harris. Due to the lateness of the rebooking, the bout was contested at a catchweight of 188 pounds.

One of the most talked about event's from Mania Weekend 2018 is back for 2019, this time with UFC/MMA legend Josh Barnett at the helm!

The next generation of UFC stars are produced in an intense elimination tournament that separates the contenders from the pretenders.