Biography(references)He began competing in small full contact shows around Idaho, where he met up and coming fighter Jens Pulver, who was fighting with the same promotion. After being accepted to Butte College near Chico, California, Eilers left mixed martial arts behind for football, and was recruited by Iowa State University as a linebacker. Just one month later Eilers returned to MMA competition, taking a quick KO victory over Jeff Gerlick at an Extreme Challenge event. Eilers was released from the UFC in 2006, and returned to MMA competition at Combat in the Cage 2, finally scoring a KO victory over Sherman Pendergarst. In his next five fights Eilers proceeded to beat Rocky Batastini , Wade Hamilton , Josh Diekmann , John Dixon and Jihoon Kim .
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International Fighting Championship: IFC U.S. Heavyweight Championship (One time)
International Fighting Championship: IFC Battleground Heavyweight Championship (One time)
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