1. Cyrus Fees was born on March 15,1982 and is a television and media personality based in the United States of America, who is best known for his work as a ring announcer for Ultimate Fighting Championships, Dana White's Contender Series host for Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship, and play-by-play commentator for Eagle Fighting Championship.
Cyrus Fees is currently employed by Bare Knuckle Fighting Championship, Eagle Fighting Championship, North Star Combat, Showcase MMA, and has provided post-production commentary for Oktagon, German MMA Championships, Enfusion, and other various organizations through distribution company Fighting Spirit MMA.
Cyrus Fees decided to pursue full-time commentary and ring announcing after his tenure at WKPT-TV.
Since 2012, Cyrus Fees has held the ring announcing duties at Xtreme Fighting Championships, based in the USA and Brazil.
Cyrus Fees serves on the commentary team handling preliminary fights alongside Pat Miletich.
In 2012, Cyrus Fees debuted with the company on their inaugural event, Abu Dhabi Warriors 1.
Cyrus Fees continued to do both ring announcing and commentary for the promotion for all events.
In 2013 Cyrus featured on CWFC 54 in the absence of veteran ring announcer Joe A Martinez and broadcast live via Fight Now TV and syndicated globally on ESPN International.
Cyrus Fees provided play-by-play commentary for AFC 4,5 and 6, which were streamed live via epicentre.
On July 24,2015, Cyrus Fees was announced as the play-by-play commentator for professional wrestling promotion Global Force Wrestling's Amped program.
Cyrus Fees joined the EFC Worldwide promotion in April 2015 as play-by-play commentator.
At present, Cyrus Fees is still providing both commentary and hexagon announcing.
Cyrus Fees was announced as play-by-play commentator for the new Brave Combat Federation promotion based out of Bahrain.
At ACB 54 in Manchester, England, Cyrus Fees stepped in as cage announcer for the Absolute Championship Berkut promotion.
Cyrus Fees served in the position throughout 2017, working in Russia, Canada, Brazil, Belarus, Poland, Australia, and the UK.
In December 2017, Cyrus Fees parted ways with ACB to begin working with rival promotion Fight Nights Global.