Eagle FC, MMA community, mourn passing of Kevin Alires
Eagle FC operations manager formerly worked for PFL, WSOF, as well.
Eagle FC, the MMA promotion owned by former UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov, today announced the passing of operations manager Kevin Alires.
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https://twitter.com/EagleFightClub/status/1612454426169450496
Alires worked behind the scenes with the promotion beginning in 2021 after previous stints as a vice president for the PFL and World Series of Fighting dating back to 2011.
Dominance MMA head Ali Abdelaziz was the first to publicly announce news of Alires’ death.
https://twitter.com/AliAbdelaziz00/status/1612399068826984449
Alires suffered the tragic loss of his son in 2015 and remained an advocate for both mental health and suicide prevention until his own untimely passing.
https://twitter.com/Kevin_Alires/status/1331426354722574337
The cause of Alires’ death was not immediately revealed, though multiple people with knowledge of his passing who asked to remain anonymous due to the sensitivity of the subject said a Florida coroner indicated it was due to “natural causes.”
Alires was a respected and well-liked member of the Eagle FC staff, and many in the MMA community took to social media to express their sadness at his passing.
https://twitter.com/WillHarrisAOAF/status/1612306951186309120https://twitter.com/FlRDAWS/status/1612309186574188547https://twitter.com/IKEVF/status/1612521469183143942https://twitter.com/JohnMorgan_MMA/status/1612325849713479680https://twitter.com/afromike76/status/1612535830454714368https://twitter.com/i_AmTheBay/status/1612533511004782592https://twitter.com/loganofford/status/1612529788085755908https://twitter.com/PhotoAmy33/status/1612528814390931456https://twitter.com/TalkMMA/status/1612455651329851394https://twitter.com/DannyBrener/status/1612362527664640001https://twitter.com/CaldwellEsq/status/1612359219260362755
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