Prangley claims he did nothing wrong

Light-heavyweight veteran Trevor Prangley believes he did nothing wrong regarding his contract with the Maximum Fighting Championship.

Prangley was released by the MFC and stripped of his 205-pound title after violating the exclusivity clause in his contract by accepting outside fights.

“I will not allow my organization and my title belts to be disrespected this way,” MFC president Mark Pavelich said.

“Trevor was treated with the utmost respect when he came to fight in the MFC, and in turn for him and his management to treat the MFC this way simply will not be tolerated.”

“I really don’t have much to say about it other than we tried getting a fight date from MFC and also tried getting permission to fight,” Prangley told FanHouse.

“This is my job, I have a family to feed and I got a fight assigned from a pre-existing contract so legally I did nothing wrong.”