Cage Fury Fighting Championships (CFFC) has long been a showcase for hunters on their way to the UFC -Onderlichters. From Paul Felder to Aljamain Sterling to Sean Brady, the promotion has built contenders on his regional stage. At CFFC 147, unbeaten welterweight Kevin will watch “Sweet Peas” Pease go through That tradition in his first professional title fight against Ethan Pauley.
Reporting Note: Answers were provided via written Q&A via Instagram on Saturday evening 13 September 2025.
1. CFFC 147: Pease embraces the moment
Q: You go to a CFFC -Welterweight title fight with an undefeated record. How does it feel to reach this point in your career?
Kevin Pease: “My focus is entirely on winning my first professional title October 10, but in general I do this sport because I enjoy it. I take my chances one by one and established [on] When they excite me. I like winning titles and I love fighting at higher and higher levels. “
2. CFFC 147: Wrestling remains its base
Q: You have finished fighting with submissions and the distance has also left. What do you see when your strongest weapon in the cage?
Kevin Pease: “I trained to be a well-completed hunter, as a professional you have to be home well in all the positions where an MMA fight can go, but I started as a wrestler. I cut my teeth like a young athlete in that culture and feel my biggest strengths like a hunter struggling.”
3. Training at Kill Cliff FC prior to CFFC 147
Q: Training at Kill Cliff FC places you next to the best of the sport. What is the biggest lesson or advantage that you have taken from that environment?
Kevin Pease: “It is extremely useful when when you pursue your goals to be surrounded by like -minded individuals. Everyone is hard to succeed and concentrate on doing the right things to get that result while the people around them do the same. It was an integral part of my development as a professional.”
At Kill Cliff FC, Pease trains alongside stars such as Gilbert Burns, Kamaru Usman and Aung La Nsang led by Henri Hoft and Greg Jones. He said that the atmosphere makes it impossible not to increase his own standards.
4. CFFC 147: Kevin Pease more than just a grappler
Q: Several of your victories did you come to yourself as a grappler, or do you see your game as a better completed?
Kevin Pease: “I trained to be a well -completed hunter, but I started as a wrestler … I feel that my biggest strengths like hunter are struggling.”
Although Pease’s struggling has been a proven weapon, his work at Kill Cliff FC has expanded its striking and overall versatility.
5. The story behind “Sweet Peas”
Q: Can you tell us the story behind your nickname, “Sweet Peas”?
Kevin Pease: “Pernell Whitaker is one of the biggest Southpaws in combat sports. His style is a huge inspiration of mine because I am also a Southpaw. In addition, my last name is Pease, what my mother’s family name is from Ireland. So the name felt like it was natural fit and I wanted to be the representative in Mma’s sport.”
6. From PFL to CFFC 147
Q: You have participated in both CFFC and PFL. What has the PFL experience added to your growth as a hunter?
Kevin Pease: “CFFC prepared me for the fierce lights of PFL, but PFL was a different level. The stage, the platform, the compensation to do your work – everything was surfaced, which is the dream of every competitor. It was the experience of a life.”
7. Kevin Pease’s holding style on CFFC 147
Q: For fans you haven’t seen fighting yet, how would you describe your style?
Kevin Pease: “I would describe my style as a persistent. I am looking to win every second of the fight and to do everything I can do within the lines to do this.”
Focus at the moment on CFFC 147
“I am grateful to all my family, friends, coaches and training partners that they are part of my journey,” said Pease. “I pray that I have done a performance that makes you proud.”
With an undefeated record, a unique nickname and lessons drawn from CFFC, Kill Cliff FC and the PFL, Kevin “Sweet Peas” comes in “Pease” COFC 147 As one of the most intriguing hunters on the map.
When a pease leaves COFC 147 Still unbeaten, does he earn the UFC call – and is “sweet peas” the best nickname in sport today?
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