function not found Invicta Fighting Championships returns for its sixth event and first on cable/satellite TV pay-per-view with Invicta FC 6. The main event features a rematch between former Strikeforce champions Cris Cyborg Justino and Marloes Coenen for the inaugural Invicta featherweight championship. Invicta FC 6 takes place Saturday at the Ameristar Casino Hotel in Kansas City and airs live on PPV. The fighters took part in workouts that the promotion recorded and you check them out below, sizing up the fighters in Saturday’s match-ups. Invicta FC 6: Cyborg vs. Coenen II Fight Card: -Marloes Coenen (21-5) vs. Cris Cyborg (11-1) -Ayakia Hamasaki (9-0) vs.
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