HENDO'S FIGHT NIGHT MATCHMAKER

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The official information hub for fighters, coaches and fans working with Dusty Lunde and Hendo's Fight Night.

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Fighter resources

Licensing guidance, fight-week expectations, equipment reminders and answers for fighters and coaches.

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FOR FIGHTERS & COACHES

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THE MATCHMAKER

Dusty Lunde

Dusty Lunde is the matchmaker and an event producer for Hendo's Fight Night in Temecula, California. He works directly with fighters, coaches, promoters and officials to build fair, competitive matchups and help every event run smoothly from the first conversation to fight night.

Dusty serves on the Board of Directors for the United States Fight League, supporting the responsible growth of youth MMA and opportunities for young martial artists. He has also worked for CAMO and attended the official Herb Dean referee, judge and inspector class, giving him valuable perspective on officiating, regulation and athlete safety.

A Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt with hands-on experience in combat sports, Dusty understands the process from both the athlete and production sides. His approach is built around honest communication, fighter safety and creating the right opportunities for developing martial artists.

Hendo's Fight Night MatchmakerUSFL Board of DirectorsFormer CAMO StaffHerb Dean Official TrainingEvent ProducerBJJ Black Belt
Dusty Lunde at Hendo's Fight Night
Dusty Lunde at Hendo's Fight Night
“My goal is to get the right fighters into the cage—and make sure everyone knows exactly what they need to do before they get there.”