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I understand that the game speed is something that has been debated to nauseum, and it seems like Vlad and Mike want it to remain the way it is. Fair enough. But the fact of the matter is, the 2 real life year wait to bring your fighters from creation to the GAMMA's and SYN's of the game has been driving new players away for years. We already have a skill cap, no need to adjust that- what if we just give more creation points for 18 year olds, to minimize the gap between "cooking" your fighters, and being able to actually play the game? If people could get their fighters into orgs faster they would be more engaged, AND you wouldn't have to change learning speed at all. Even the people who love the speed of the game don't love having to wait 8 months-a year to fight.

Official MMA Hype Promotions Thread Brett Clarke and Jared Asante from MMA Hype have invested into a fight organization. As of today, the crew is as follow: MMA Hype as the main investors. Brett and Jared doing what they do best, analysis of events, fighters and managers interviews ... little bit of banter here and there. James Listerman as the owner and treasurer. All questions, concerns and feedback can be directed at him. Jay Lawrence as the matchmaker. Initial contracts are currently set to be 5k/5k/5k to any 406k+ ID fighter until the organization reaches a steady pace. Once we start making money, we will re-invest it in the fighters. MMA Hype's goal is to promote fighters and help them grow until they make it big. This is where the money will go. Introducing 3 stars of the week Events will be held on Sundays. Every week, we will showcase 3 fighters who impressed inside and outside of the cage. Community engagement will help fighters be in that spotlight. Trash talk is always welcome, especially when it's followed with impressive performances. More details to come...

Patch List - 28/08/2024 A list of all updates released between the dates of 10/08/2024 and 28/08/2024 Fixed login bug on VIP expiring. Updated spoiler page to dynamically display updates as they're added. Updated spoiler archive to dynamically display the historic announcements progromatically. Added 'Grappling' filter to Org Fighter List+. Updated Renegotiate contract to display current contract terms in parallel to the new. Org Fighter List V2 public beta - https://www.mmatycoon.com/orgfighterlistv2.php If you have any suggestions for improvements or find any errors - https://forums.mmatycoon.com/index.php?/forum/7-suggestions-improvements/ https://forums.mmatycoon.com/index.php?/forum/6-error-reporting/ The feature is available via the org fighter list full. Toggle-able columns Extended details Skill Estimates calculation has been updated to be more strict to give a more accurate representation of the fighters total skills. Developer Focus Vlad Gyms Rebuild Mike Fight Engine Events Engine Tycoon Wiki Major Projects in Progress - Laravel Port: 5% completed - Estimated delivery April 2025. [PAUSED] - PHP 8 Upgrade - 50% completed - Estimated delivery November 2025. This developer focus list highlights our main priorities. It doesn't include minor tasks, routine bug fixes, or all ongoing work. Unlisted projects may be on hold, in progress as non-priorities, or completed and pending testing/release.

Hello all, Apologies for this. The good news is, I'm not dead! I've been overseas for quite a bit and still am. I will be back in a few weeks, but for the forseeable future I will likely hand the reigns to Alfred and you can all expect things to resume with normalcy. Really sorry about this. I think I expected a lot more free time on my hands than became reality and thought initially I could maybe keep things going.

Sucker Punch Pro Series August 17th - Sydney, Australia Hello out there to all you past and future Sucker Punch fanatics!!! What is this you ask? Why, we’re baaaaaack, and this is the first preview for the newly “Resurrected” SPPS! This time around, we’re sticking to a “need” in the community and opening things up as a 390k+ Restricted ID org. So all those small guys out there who don’t normally get to see their names mentioned much outside fights in small arenas…well, they’ll still be fighting in small arenas for now until they progress a bit more, but in the meantime they’ll at least get to see some cool stuff (hopefully) about their fighter in these previews! Now, for those of you who may have forgotten (I hope not!) or just aren’t aware, I’m Hare Rumpler and as usual I’ll be joined tonight by my buddy and colleague, Donkey “Dan” as we take a look at all the excitement and energy surrounding the upcoming battles at… Resurrection 01!!! …at the very intimate, 3,000 seat strong… I’m not going to draw this out too much, but I am excited to tell you that Suzy Suckerpunch is also on hand and while she doesn’t have any big updates or words from our fighters/managers today thanks to folks travelling and not having much time to respond I think, she will be catching up with us in the future and offering some insights into what the fighters are thinking and what we might see that Donkey and I may not have touched on. I’m very excited for that! Maybe for Resurrection 02 we’ll get some folks tossing a few nuggets of wisdom out there for us! Now, without further delay, let’s get into it! *********************** Undercard Bout #1: Welterweights Neo Till (0-0-0) v Eftihios Nicolau (0-1-0) Ahhhhh boy Donkey! New iteration of Sucker Punch Pro Series, and for the most part, new fighters on the scene! Tonight will be Neo Till’s professional debut as he helps kick off Resurrection 01 at the Hard Knocks Arena in Sydney…and he’ll be staring across the cage at Eftihios Nicolau who, aside from an early career QFC fight back late in 2022, is more or less an unknown on the professional MMA scene at this point as well. Nicolau lost that initial QFC bout via TKO, but despite marring his professional record at 0-1-0, it did reward his management team with some key info where they found out that this many has some power in those fists! He’s been training non-stop since then and with 7 years passage in “dog years” (…not really…mma years is more like it!) he’s ready to really get things going at the prime age of 25 years old. Well balanced, this man clearly focused on his potential KO power advantage when it comes to his development and training as he’s now wonderful in boxing, Muay Thai and wrestling while holding a purple belt in Jiu Jitsu. Neo Till is also 25 years old and originally hails from London, England but has spent a bit of time now training in New York. We don’t have any hints as to what he brings to the cage yet, so this fight will really be a great chance for us, and the fans, to get some first impressions! He’s slightly more accomplished with his boxing and wrestling than his opponent this evening, but gives up the edge in Muay Thai. He’s carrying a purple in JJ as well, so no apparent advantage or disadvantage there. At a natural 170 pounds, both fighters won’t have to cut for this fight but Till will give up about 7 centimeters in height to his opponent. Donkey, what do you have for us? Donkey’s Pick: Nicolau via TKO (Strikes) Well, I may guess wrong here bunny-boy, but I’m thinking both fighters are likely going to want to keep this one on the feet tonight. That may not be a guarantee, and if it does go to the ground I’m thinking it would be Till taking it there since wrestling is one of his stronger primaries. If it does stay on the feet, I have to go with Nicolau given we know he’s got some ability in those hands to finish. Will he even up the record tonight? I can’t wait to find out. Till may have a hidden (or not so hidden if you’re standing nearby!) advantage in this one though as he’s still using his old tighty-whities he started his career in! If he doesn’t show up in some new, clean duds for this debut fight, he may get the TKO by knocking his opponent’s olfactories out cold! *********************** Undercard Bout #2: Welterweights Alexander Igor (4-6-0) v Deimos Arima (2-1-0) Hey, Donks, you’re gonna be thrilled here! For our second fight in a row tonight, we’re starting out the rebirth of SPPS with two fighters who are fully prepared to get in that cage and give the fans everything! Full on energy. Full on morale. Let’s do this!!! Arima holds a winning record at 2-1 and while he’s been through three managers now, his two wins come with the last two with that first fight being a “see what he’s made of” QFC battle that he lost via submission. Since then, clearly this man has taken to the ground game himself as he holds a brown belt and finished his last two via submissions, an Americana and Triangle. His last fight took place when he was 23 years old and now at 24 he’s had time to either continue improving those skills, or start rounding out some of the others. This is “MIXED” martial arts after all! Igor has gone through a string of losses prior to picking up a win in his last fight, also about a year ago in MMATycoon time (four months ago). Could it be a bad sign that his most recent losses though were both via submissions since he’ll be dealing with Arima tonight? Hmm…maybe, maybe not. Arima used the clinch to get the takedown in his last fight. Igor is an elite Muay Thai practitioner and I expect more of what we saw in his last fight…the use of the clinch to control, damage and wear down his opponent, but also some nifty footwork where he managed to rock his opponent at least once with kicks. Now, over to you Donkey! Donkey’s Pick: Arima via Submission (Armbar) We found out two things during the early fights for these kids. First, Arima has some heavy hands, although he hasn’t developed his skill sets with that focus…yet, to the best of our knowledge. Maybe we see something in that area tonight. But, Igor had better hope for two things…first, that that’s not the case, because he showed a tendency to cut early on in his career. If Arima comes with the strikes, that could be…messy. The second thing he better hope for is that his ability to avoid takedowns is strong and on point this evening if he chooses to utilize the clinch. If not, and if this thing goes to the ground, Arima gains the advantage again. There’s a lot that points to Arima in this one, so that’s the direction I have to go with my pick. *********************** Undercard Bout #3: Lightweights Brian McFoy (4-0-0) v Zviadi Zotikshvili (0-1-0) We move down a weight class here to the Lightweights as both Zotikshvili and McFoy come ready to rock, making this three for three tonight with our fighters fully prepared to get in there and mix it up! I love that, and I can’t thank our fighters and managers enough for helping to give the very best showing possible! Now, these two have been on different paths so far in their careers, with McFoy sitting at an undefeated 4-0 so far and Zotiks…er, we’re just gonna go with Zot, ok?...yeah, Zot at 0-1. But that fight was an early one from waayyyyyy back, so it hardly matters at this point. Zot is the second fighter tonight that we’ve seen from Tomo The Chosen One’s stable of kids. And much like his camp-mate, Nicolau, his focus seems to have been on the first three areas…boxing, Muay Thai and wrestling so far. He’s almost identical to his 25 year old training partner in terms of skill sets, age, etc. Think that camp focuses on something specific?!? I do! Expect to see Zot try to keep this on the feet tonight I think. McFoy comes in a little shorter by 3 centimeters and a bit naturally heavier. Zot didn’t have to cut for this fight but McFoy had to come down by a little over 6 pounds. Not the end of the world, but will be interesting to see if conditioning and stamina comes into play? While he has four fights…and four wins…under his belt professionally, this is his debut with camp Matte. His last fight was at the end of last year, almost eight months ago, and almost 3 years in MMAT time, so things are definitely going to be a bit different now and a new manager adds to that mix. Donkey, what do you think? Donkey’s Pick: McFoy via TKO (Strikes) KO’s were on the menu to be dished out by McFoy under prior management as he used his high level of determination to wear down and pound on opponents from the clinch. Does he still go in the same direction? Hare, your boy “Zot” there technically has slightly better developed primaries in the areas that matter for a strike-off contest, and a solid chin to go with it. Question is, is it solid enough? McFoy brings history with him and that’s something to come into the cage with respect for. This is by far the toughest of the three picks I’ve had to make so far tonight and I’ll go with the hot hand, so to speak. But I won’t be surprised if Zotikshvili picks up his first professional win tonight either. *********************** Undercard Bout #4: Middleweights Stanley Wagon (8-18-1) v Bogdan Volkov (2-4-0) Hooooo boy! We switch back up in weight classes, jumping two to Middleweights here, and unfortunately our streak of preparation has come to a screeching halt! Gotta give Volkov here his due, he’s done his part, but Wagon is fully unprepared for this fight with his morale in the crapper and not very rested either. Either he really didn’t take well to the trip down undah and has some jet lag going, or his manager just really isn’t maintaining his energy well. While we don’t know the particulars there, what I do know is that Donkey will definitely be picking based upon that information! Volkov has a losing record but also a great opportunity in hand to improve and move closer to .500 tonight. Given he’s a white belt in Jiu Jitsu, I think it’s very fair to say he will want this fight on the feet. It looks like historically he’s worked for decisions, but his last fight was 4 months ago and he’s aged up at least a year since then. That could change a lot, but if he does want to drag the fight out, his solid chin could help him do that. He has superior skills in both Muay Thai and wrestling, so I’m thinking the clinch is going to be called for by his coaching staff tonight. Donkey, tough one for ya to pick here? Donkey’s Pick: Volkov via KO (Punches) Not at all, cotton-tail! Volkov is ready to get in there and mix it up and Wagon…well, Wagon has spent a LOT of time in the cage rather than training to this point in his career. And, unfortunately, that time has not been spent being successful as he’s taken a TON of damage and TKO/KO finishes over young yet lengthy career. What’s that mean? It means his skills are trailing a little relative to his age and ID and while he showed he’s very confident in his early tale of the tapes…I’d say the only thing I’m confident in is that this may not make it past the first round for him. *********************** Undercard Bout #5: Light Heavyweights Balogh Szabolcs (4-4-0) v Ricardo Cruz (5-8-0) Nobody likes an angry ass, so I’m very thrilled to be able to tell our resident ass…er, I mean, Donkey…that as we move to the Light Heavyweights here we’re getting back on track with preparation! Both Cruz and Szabolcs are more or less ready to step into the cage and show the world what they can do here at SPPS 01! Cruz has a brown belt in Jiu Jitsu as well as remarkable wrestling ability. And, if we ignore his last fight back in June against a much higher skilled opponent, he’s had some success getting to the ground where he loves to use his ground and pound abilities. He’ll mix in some submission attempts as well, but hasn’t seen a lot of success there yet. It’s a good distraction to set up the next hammerfist or punch to the melon though! It’s imperative for Cruz to get the top position and not stand trading blows with opponents though as he’s shown a tendency to get finished via the (T)KO. Szabolcs is a headhunter with a granite chin. And that’s true both in and out of the clinch. He’ll mix in some body shots here and there, but tends to stay to the hands with not a lot of action from the feet, and those body shots are clearly designed to set up the “BOOM”. If this fight goes to the ground, that granite chin may be tested by Cruz if Cruz can gain position and start pouring on some GnP, but on the feet Szabolcs will be the better fighter. Donkey, let’s see what you think here? Donkey’s Pick: Szabolcs via TKO (Strikes) It’s hard to ignore the advantage that Szabolcs has on the feet here and given his granite chin, he may be tough to get to via the ground and pound as well. Has Cruz perhaps been working on his submission skills to compliment? That could provide a nice little surprise for the fans here in this one if he has! That said, I don’t expect that Szabolcs is going to volunteer to initiate the clinch here tonight as the taller fighter and his history doesn’t support it either. So Cruz will have his work cut out for him to get this to the ground. I have to go with Szabolcs in this one till proven wrong. *********************** Alright folks!!! We’re taking a quick lunch break and we’ll be back soon with the Main Card!! *********************** Main Card Bout #1: Welterweights Alibaba Mehmet AliKhan (5-0-0) v Scherwin Blake (4-2-0) We open the Main Card with a return to the Welterweights as Blake and AliKhan are both fully prepped to lock horns this evening! One of these boys comes in with a perfect 5-0 record so far which should give the fans something to either cheer for…or against if they are truly wicked…as the meat of the lineup comes out to play tonight. AliKhan gives up about 3 cm in height tonight and has the advantage, albeit slight, in Muay Thai this evening so it’ll be interesting to see if he uses that to try to pad an already impressive 5-0 record. And when I say pad, I say that with a little bit of tongue in cheek and also a slight nod back to the bit about the fans maybe cheering against, as under his second manager so far four of AliKhan’s wins have come in QFC action. I’d argue against the turning on him bit though, Donkey, because while sure, he may have been spending some time KO’ing poor QFC rivals, you can’t ignore the fact that he has now stepped to a legit org and has put all that on the line in true, balanced and comparable fight action! So he’s here, and that’s a solid! Now, the good news for Blake is that he’s coming in really, really rested for this fight. The bad news? It’s because his bank balance is down to less than nothing and he’s not in a gym right now, so you have to wonder if he’s been able to properly train and prepare for this fight! Dang Runt-man, why you hangin’ your boy out to dry like that? Haha. Is he even eating proper meals at the moment? Blake comes in off a submission loss back in June while at RSE, so perhaps he’s been being disciplined for losing to a nasty little ground grabber?!? Might be! Donkey, your turn bud! Donkey’s Pick: Blake via Decision (Split) Blake, while perhaps not training as you mentioned Hare, comes into this one with elite boxing and a brown belt in Jiu Jitsu, both advantages over the other 24 year old, AliKhan. We don’t know much about what these two may be hiding under the covers, as both showed high levels of cardio in their early fights indicating that they weren’t going to show us what they’ve got going on! Sneaky devils. I’m not expecting this fight to go to the ground. If it does, I’d be shocked and I’d also think the only chance of that is if Blake takes it there. In a standup, despite prior records, I’m going to lean slightly towards Blake here. I won’t be surprised if this is one that goes the distance though. *********************** Main Card Bout #2: Featherweights Jerry Hammerstein (9-5-0) v Tommy Chang (5-5-0) I’ll probably jinx us now, Donkey, but with our seventh fight of the evening here, second on the Main Card and our lightest of the kids heading to the cage so far tonight with these Featherweights…we have gone almost perfect with preparation this evening, barring that one fighter earlier. That’s awesome!!! Both of these kids barely have to drop any weight this evening and Chang will stand just about 4 centimeters shorter than Hammerstein. Chang brings a .500 record with him to the cage tonight at 5-5 and that’s pretty much the way his recent fights have gone also, with swings between wins and losses over his prior five fights. All of those fights were under prior management though as Chang gets a new lease on life tonight under Blade Hunter’s oversight! So perhaps a new set of faces, new training, new strategy…and new winning streak? He has both won and died via the KO as well as the submission over his professional career, but it’s now been almost 10 months and 3 years of MMAT development since his last fight. This boy is clearly not going to be the same fighter you saw the last time he fought at CFC, so forget what you know, and prepare to see what this kid is NOW all about! Hammerstein also comes to the cage tonight with a brand new team backing him, so both fighters will be surrounded by new faces. Now with the Dagestani Foundation (they actually call it the ‘Lair of Profound Retardation’, but we’ll go with Foundation!), The Hammer was previously with first P J Jones and then Chuck W94. Under Jones, he showed a ton of promise on the ground and that seems in line with his current elite wrestling and black belt, as well as his early tale of the tape indicating that he’s highly intelligent. Kinda ironic given the name of the current Alliance! However, under Chuck he tended to work more for decisions and even lost his last fight via submission, so one has to wonder what happened in between. Donkey, give us a winner? Donkey’s Pick: Hammerstein via Submission (Armbar) I’m going to err away from the actual fighters involved in this one due to how long it’s been since their fights and the change in management teams for both. Instead, I’m going to focus on success and styles of the managers in play now…and given that, Hammerstein is being led by Dagestani who has shown some level of recent success as well as an ability to coach his fighters to a submission win (most recent win for another of his kids), while Blade Hunter is still developing his resume as a manager. This may be a big chance for Blade to grab a big one and get the ranking on the rise, but for tonight I’m going to go with Dagestani’s camp and Hammerstein. *********************** Main Card Bout #3: Middleweights Omar Raharu (8-2-0) v Savaje Bebe Chai (7-5-0) Two almost identical Middleweights ready to trot on down to the cage here tonight, weight, height, heck, even most of their primary skills, all lined up. Except for Jiu Jitsu. That’s where Raharu will have the edge over Chai tonight. But given Raharu’s history, it doesn’t look like the ground game is a focus for him and that brown belt of his may be more defensive in nature! Which means, maybe a stand-up striking war? Chai hasn’t fought in several months and those last few fights were QFC bouts to just stay active and familiar with the cage on fight night. That said, they were still KO’s and any KO is a good one…and fun for the fans! At 7-5 Chai would like to see his record start to form a bigger gap in favor of the win column and a win tonight could see him inch closer towards getting under 1k in ranking! He’s definitely got the right caliber manager in his corner with Malikoy Muza to help him get there. I’m not sure what it takes to get into the doghouse with manager Runt, but clearly back to back wins as Raharu is coming off helps to keep you out of there! Rumor has it he’s been getting fed at least and is training in the gym with Team Grunt, so he’s got that advantage over his teammate Blake who fights earlier in the evening at least! I’m seeing a war on the feet between these two tonight. Donkey, what do you think we get from this? Donkey’s Pick: Raharu via Decision (Unanimous) I think that’s a fair take and expectation Hare. A master at the decisions it seems, Raharu may try to just work Chai over for three rounds and take the decision ‘to-go’. Chai has a solid chin, so I don’t know if that combined with Raharu’s style will result in a finish here unless Chai is the one to dish it out. I know the fans will be hoping I’m wrong here and Chai does indeed bring out the fireworks from the excitement angle! *********************** Co-Main Event: Featured Light Heavyweight Bout Will Hopper (10-2-0) v Scotty T Bone (10-2-0) Donkey, with both of these beasts ready to get in the cage tonight in our Co-Main Event, we’ve really got a treat for the fans out there! This is probably the closest matched fight we’ve had all evening, and that’s saying something. And both are fully prepped and ready to get at it, making it almost a perfect run so far this evening outside one fighter earlier! That’s just amazing for our first card back and the fans will undoubtedly shower their love upon these guys for giving them a great show! Bone and Hopper both bring a 10-2 record to the cage tonight as they prepare to make a case for which of them will push forward towards a first title fight in this division. Granted, we’ll probably hold off for at least two wins by a fighter before we book a title fight, but these two have to be favorites to get there…if not immediately then at some point! Bone is the shorter fighter by a pretty good margin but also the heavier…so he had to cut about 13 pounds for the fight. Will that give Hopper an edge? In skills, Hopper gives up in wrestling he makes up for in Muay Thai. And vice-versa for Bone. Outside that, Hopper has a slight edge in boxing, but I truly believe this one is going to come down to heart and determination…and superior strategy! Bone is coming off a loss in his last fight from back in June, after swinging it back and forth with Win, Loss, Win, Loss decisions along the way. Prior to that, he was a KO machine for the early part of his professional career. Hopper on the other hand had strung together four back to back W’s at RSE up until June, so he’s definitely coming in with the slightly hotter hand. And those wins were all via TKO or KO, as all of his wins over his career have been. Tell ya what, I’m not going to draw this out any longer. Let’s toss this to the Donkey boy for his take and move along here! Donkey’s Pick: Hopper via TKO (Strikes) Well Hare, I’m going to lean towards Hopper here tonight. I know you thought that this was the toughest one on the night to pick, and it’s not an easy one, but I think there might be a small tell-tale clue in this one. And that’s that I question the caliber of fighter that Bone has been up against up to this point. I’m not saying he can’t and wouldn’t dispatch higher quality ones, I’m just saying that a few were a little suspect and it feels like Hopper has had success, a bit more recently, against a higher level. But hey, I’m never perfect picking these, and some would argue that I’m far from .500 even, so let’s see how the chips fall! *********************** Main Event: Featured Welterweight Bout Pykky Kalla (6-4-0) v John Dory (8-2-0) Here we go Donkey! We’re finally there…the MAIN EVENT for Resurrection 01!!! The men on the poster, the guys who nabbed the publicity and the hype this week, the warriors that every person coming tonight will be in their seats ready to see get at it! And, as we’d expect, both are fully gassed up, morale on high, eye of the tiger baby! Dory will be the shorter and the heavier fighter in this one, giving up 15 centimeters and coming in needing to cut 10 pounds. We’ll see if that plays in any in terms of stamina for the fight, but at least this isn’t a title fight and it’ll only be three rounds. I say only, as if I’d wanna get in there for that! Just like our Co-Main Event, this one very likely could give us a glimpse at a future title contender within the next month or two depending upon whether one of them can string together a couple wins here at SPPS! Skill-wise, the only difference between the two is Muay Thai, where Dory has the edge. Outside that…yeah, neck and neck! Under current management with team Oltsu, Dory has only lost a single fight in his pro MMA career. That was a three round scrapper with Battuga over at RSE in May. He’s only lost two his entire career, both decisions, and for those looking to work on that approach…well, you’re gonna have to get through three rounds of hell then because every win this man has has come with a gift of smelling salts for his opponent! He brings the hands, and he brings them heavy…and he doesn’t mind if it’s in or out of the clinch where that happens! Kalla also likes to drop bombs…but he’s much more primitive and barbaric about it! He just loves to drop his opponent to the canvas and then just start bashing at them with some nasty ground and pound! *BOP! to the forehead…* Oh, you like that? How about this? *BAM! to the nose!* Working for you? Hammer time! LOL! With sensational wrestling and a brown belt, he definitely has the tools to make that approach painful for most opponents! Donkey, tell us what you see in this final fight of the evening? Donkey’s Pick: Dory via KO (Punches) Initially, my instinct was to go for Dory here. Why? Because Kalla’s approach historically has depended upon getting the upper hand on the ground, maintaining position and then using that one approach to dish out some pain. But Dory has an equivalent set of skills on the ground, which are probably more defensive in nature, and Kalla getting that position and maintaining it may be tough. But here’s the thing, Dory has KO Power…but Kalla has a beautiful granite chin! Granite’s can be cracked, but it’d be a tough one to pull off for Dory I think. So does this fight see bombs being thrown all night and end in a decision? Does one of them land that shot that defies things and turns off the lights? Or does Kalla impress and manage to still pull off the win, on the ground or otherwise? So many questions, and so much fun to be had as this one plays out and gives us some answers! For now, I’m going to give a nod to Dory…but with HUGE reservations…I wouldn’t personally go dropping much cash on this one if I was betting! *********************** So we’re all set folks! SPPS is back again…Resurrected! One thing is for sure though, we’re going to bring you that same Sucker Punch excitement level…but now it all happens Down Undah in the smaller venues for now, just the way it should be! We hope to see you in that raucous crowd tonight at Hard Knocks Sydney folks. Because, you know, big or small, we’re gonna put on the best production possible for our fans! I can already sense the dingle-dangles shaking and swinging in fear! Till then, have fun and don’t forget… Keep it cheap and dirty…Sucker Punch style!

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Heads up managers, here at Dynasty MMA we want to encourage our managers to be more involved in the game. We want to learn about your fighters, what's their stories, their personalities, what they get up to pre and post fight, who they want to fight in the division, what's their future plans. As such we will be offering a trophy each month to the manager / fighter who has been most active in the forums / in communicating with us as the org staff. The trophy is this: If you play the game on mobile and cant link fighter profile to the forum and include the fighters avatar, that's fine. Just let us know the name of the fighter in your updates and we will keep a note of that. You may or may not have seen a ramp up in org activity recently and we would love to see that effort echoed by you the managers and your fighters.

Brett and Jared, spotted around Las Vegas After 5 years of retirement, Brett Clarke and Jared Asante were seen in a brand new gym in Las Vegas. The rumour is that, after spending most of their retirement time on their yacht near Long Beach, LA, they decided to go back to their roots. Brett and Jared have been known as great interviewers back in the days. Apparently, they are currently investing their time and money into training a new generation of fighters in their MMA Hype Gym.

MMA Hype now and then 5 years has passed since Brett Clarke and Jared Asante were last seen hyping the MMA community with fighter interviews. They had been all around the MMA world working for various organizations. After a 5 years hiatus, which everyone thought was retirement for them, they are back and looking to get busy. They recently opened a gym in Las Vegas to train a new generation of MMA fighters. The gym serves as a training ground for James Listerman's newfound cohort. MMA Hype has invested a lot of money into making this gym one of the top in the industry. -- -- -- The MMA Hype crew is officially looking into the fight organization business Brett and Jared have been scouting and looking into the possibility of owning a fight organization, most likely in Las Vegas. They have been eager to find a place to call home for quite some time. They love to analyze fights, predict outcomes and have a good touch of humanity when it comes to interviews. A fight organization of their own would mean more emphasis fighters' background development, all within one environment. As of today, the crew would be as follow: MMA Hype as the main investors. Brett and Jared doing what they do best, analysis of events, fighters and managers interviews ... little bit of banter here and there. James Listerman and Jay Lawrence, two returning vets looking to get their hands dirty. The only roadblock they are facing, which has put them into a questioning phase is simple: What currently lacks in the MMA Tycoon world? Entry-level ID restricted? Not sure. Mid-level ID restricted, one that allows fighters to grow and reach the big leagues? Maybe... End-game, all you can eat, buffet style, where the best of the best compete? Nah... they are already hyped, this is of no interest to these guys. Basically, MMA Hype is looking to gather feedback about what could help the fighters, the managers, the community. Let the crew know in the comments section below!

DIVISION OVERVIEW - AUGUST 2024 135lbs Currently vacant after losing Pablo De Geno during, the next title opportunity will be handed to next in line Worf Mogh and Natalia Pisswater. Neither have ever been champion at DMMA though Pisswater was the former Dynasty Contenders bantamweight champion before moving up. Outside of that bout, which takes place at DMMA 346, there is Mickey Cowan and Kimi Enqvist waiting in the wings. Both former champions in the org but neither having particularly long reigns. 145lbs As with most orgs in the game, the DMMA featherweight division is a little thinner than I would like but it is currently ruled by Theksit Ruengroung’s Keangsaklek Sitsongrit who is yet to be defeated in just over a year. He has practically cleared out the divisions best with only his next challenger Nakachi Tadgeru yet to be faced. A tantalising showdown against Dynasty Hall of Famer Jesse Pinkman sits there teasing us should manager Not Skenoj ever return. 155lbs At lightweight, Jair Brown currently rules the roost having moved over from APEX after they closed shop, and he should possibly have more title defences to his name if not for potential administration errors. He next faces Galen Dall Jr at DMMA 334 and though he has already defeated him previously, Dall is a crafty Dynasty veteran, former champion and definitely no slouch. At 34 years old, Dall isn’t what I would consider old in the game but his manager David Septim has hinted that this could be his last contract. Elsewhere in the division there is former champion Kwasi Kwong of whom he and Brown have developed an interesting little rivalry with one victory apiece and also Michal Materlak, a former SSSD and Smash champion and one time title challenger here at Dynasty. These two will face off against each other at 348 in what is likely to be a title eliminator match up. Also, Dynasty newcomer Chaiyo Sukbunsung could be one to keep an eye on having earned his stripes in the contenders division and briefly at SMASH 170lbs Twenty-eight year old Indonesian champion Natsu Dragneel currently sits atop the Dynasty welterweight division as a well deserving champion who's hard work and perseverance finally paid off. With two previous attempts at the title to his name before finally capturing it in his last fight at 337, Dragneel has fought and beaten the best in the division and will next continue his rivalry with Frank Morrison at DMMA 334. At 36, it could be argued that Morrison is entering his twilight years in his career but he is managed by Buff Minion who is known for squeezing the very best out of ageing fighters. Morrison is currently 2-1 against Dragneel. Former champion Bubba Rolls will be looking for another shot at the title should he defeat Oswaldo Fadda Jr in his next bout whereas Gerrad Skolz could be looking to make a claim himself should he defeat Ant Thrax in his. 185lbs There is no question as to who is the current top dog of the DMMA middleweight division with Boyko Kersikov about to make his eighth title defence but there is debate as to whether newcomer Minato Tokugawa is the man to dethrone him. Both fighters come from mmatycoon OG camps so you know tactics and game planning are not going to be an issue in this one. The middleweight division is surprisingly thin at the moment and could really do with an infusion of new talent but for the moment it is the likes of Russian fighter Pavel Kostov that represents the biggest challenge to Kersikovs reign. 205lbs Though currently healthy in size and talent, the light-heavyweight division is currently without a champion due to Ivan Petrov recently being stripped after defecting to Combate. Due to recent events with the DMMA org, this action is understandable and forgivable and we hope to see Ivan make his way back at some point to finish what he started. For now though, it’ll be down to Pyay Thuta and Karl Karjalainen to decide who wants to be the champ. Elsewhere there is plenty of top talent looking to make a play for the belt. Ireland’s Joey Faolin springs to mind as a former title challenger as does former DC champion Jimmie Vinge who faces highly ranked Tommy Weismuller in his next bout. Dynasty veteran and one time title challenger Gwynn Evans cannot be discounted as well as former WVT champion Stoner Steve who seems to be over his recent dip in form. For sure plenty of competition in this division currently to keep things interesting but one name that keeps popping up all over the annals of DMMA is a man known as Swole Ricky Martin. A product of Dynasty, Martin’s ego matched only his thirst for competition, and soon he was demanding duel contracts with renegade outfit Combate. Having pulled this double duty for a while, Martin currently resides solely in Rio but it is hoped that an exciting challenge can entice him to return once again. 265lbs The heavyweight division could be in line for a shake up as it’s present champion, megastar Danyaal Zahedi is currently a little MIA. Obviously this would be a huge blow to lose such a big name in the division but the show must go on so to speak. Currently an offer is on the table to defend against next in line Zahbit Lovanov but should it not be finalised in time it’s likely Lovanov would be offered the winner of Mauro Okongwu and Howie Dewitt for the vacant title. Potential challengers down the line include newcomer Dimitri Svyatogor and Yannick Sakala who has been in good form as of late. 265lbs+ Not many organisations run a dedicated Super-Heavyweight division but Dynasty is lucky enough to be one of the few with enough fatties to make an excited cellulite powered division. The current king of the bulk is Carlo “The Sheriff” Pedersoli who just recently captured the title with a victory over Polish Power. Pedersoli is a former Alfred Winterbottom protege but he was stolen by Akira Shigeru after Alfred accidentality rage quit and sacked all his good fighters. Probably for the best as Shigeru is one of the best managers in the game and would likely have been #1 by now if not for cruel gatekeeper Chris Karter. No doubt Polish Power will be back in the title picture soon as a young fighter in his prime. He will next face Roman Ship at DMMA 345. Biscuit Oliva is also in fine form having won five of his six fights since arriving from WVT and newcomer Lenny King looks to be a fantastic prospect for the future. Surprisingly, the SHW division is actually pretty healthy and competitive.

Updated generic event poster Also submitted the design for a new custom trophy which once accepted we will let all DMMA managers know how they can get their grubby little hands on it.

Greetings everyone. After extensive game meta research I have decided to upload a few post long series of arguably best beginner guides out there, updated for the current state of the game (2024 and upcomming years). This is going to be the part 1 of the series which is 100% guarantee to make you into a beast manager. Part 1 I will be talking about startin off your fighters at creation. Now contrary to popular beliefs, 18 and 25 are not the best ages to make your fighters. I'd say keep 18 reserved for those youre willing to brawl straight from the creation, which is also one of the best ways to learn the game itself. Now lets get into the secret Juice. Optimal age for creation is 22 and 23. Need i explain further? Best of both worlds basically, youth of a youngling, with resilience and experience of a old dude. STEP 1 : CHOOSE YOUR HEIGHT/WEIGHT Now when creating a fighter it is very important to pick your weight class. I'd say your fighter should be at least 30cm taller than the weight in lower weight classes, and opposite (-80cm) in higher weight classes. Example : Daniel Cormier , the best UFC fighter ever was a midget heavyweight. Example 2: Shaun Omaley is a very large flyweight. Now off those examples here are just few reference points that you should take into account when making your dude. 135lbs , 180+ cm 145lbs, 195+ cm 155lbs, 200 cm 170lbs, 210 cm 185lbs, 220 cm 205lbs, 170 cm 265lbs, 160-170 cm 265+lbs, around 150-160cm is the ideal PART 2 , SKILLPOINTS Bread and butter of MMAT , inserting skills into your dude. Now when creating a 18yo , there are generally few rules on creation that i'd adviese u follow, here are few best starting points that you should consider if you want to win, depending on your preffered style: 1. Wrestlers/ grapplers wrestling, gay hugging dudes shouldi say, Well what else is there to talk about. 1.1 Nathaniel Diazepam Nathaniel Diazepam is the full name of popular ufc fighter, Nate Diaz. This build revolves around you pulling guard and doing mad damage to your opponent, leaving no holes in your game, hence being able to fight straight off the bat: Here's how you invest skillpoints Primaries : 1 Boxing, 70 muay thai, 1 wrestling, 50 BBJ Secondaries : punches 69 😉, clinchwork 69, submissions 110, transitions 82 with this build your dude is a impenetrable fortress and wont have any weak game plans. 5/5 i'd advise against this build tho, as it is too easy to get wins, dont be surprised when your dude is 6-0-0 3 months into his career. 1.2 Judo style fighter (Luke Rockhold) Now another one of my favorites, Luke rockhold is a amazing ground game artist, which inspired me to figure this build out. Primaries : boxing 30, MT 25, Wrestling 50, BJJ 15 Secondaries : kicks 90, strike defense 50, takedowns 110, submissions 60, escapes 20 very aggressive style of a fighter, you have intense kicking game to keep opponents at bay while posing extreme danger of takedowns and submissions. 5/5 2. Clinch Dude (Islamist Makachew) One of if not the best styles out there, Clinch point fighting, Makhachew is well known for his elbow game. Primaries : 1 Boxing, 60 MT, 60 Wrestling, 1 BJJ Now it is very very important you do these secondaries : 110 Knees, 110 elbows, 110 striking defense With your intense Wrestling control and striking defense out of this world, you are bound to take anyone into Decision with your precise elbows. Part 2 . Physicals and perks on creation. When creating your fighter, make sure to allocate points into their physical attributes. here is the one and only best way to start off any fighter. 55Agility, 55 Balance , 10 Condition, 69 Speed When you create your dude, Straight up sign him up to do some cardio, after about 2 weeks he will be a killer. Now when talking about perks, i'd say there are few combinations : 1. Extensive amateur career, popular fighter, knows how to adapt game plan Self exlanatory, you need that past experience to win. 2. fast learner , KO Power, Never gets injured You need some heavy hands to massacre people and not get your hands broken from your fierce punches, huge downgrade in intelligence and adaptiveness but sacrifices must be made sometimes. Stay tuned for Part 2 , where i will be talking about How to properly start your fighters career, what to do in the first 1-3 months and how to find fights. Later on in part 3 i will go into extreme details in how to setup sliders and win 99.6% of your fights. In later parts i will spend most time teach you newer players how Buzz works and how to make a brand around your fighter so you can get into best organizations like Sincronicity, Combat , but most importantly the truly best org : GAMMA 🙆‍♂️

I've been around the game long enough and figured i'd auction off some avatars I've been messing around with. AUCTION 1 Peculiar Chef Starts: 50k 24 Hours. Cheers!

MMA Hype Promotions’ first event is bound to make history on September 22nd Tonight on MMA Hype, Jared Asante and Brett Clarke discuss the beginning of their fight organization. Here’s Jared and Brett. -- -- -- Jared Asante: Good evening ladies and gentlemen! It’s been quite some time since our last outing in the MMA world. We’ve been really busy in the past few weeks. We opened a gym in Las Vegas, and then we started getting itchy about promoting fights even more, which brought us where we are now, owners of a brand new fight organization. Brett Clarke: We are excited to announce our first official event, one of two that will be hosted at Wild Bob’s Bar in Las Vegas. James Listerman and Jay Lawrence have been extremely busy in the last week. Seems like it’s all coming to reality, finally, and we’re just about to see it all in action, starting September 22nd. Full card can be viewed here Place your bets online at MMA Hype. For gambling addictions, please contact one our hotlines. Jared: Not gonna lie, I don’t know any of these names yet. Our fight organization currently aims to showcase the best new talent, which means it will take a few events before we start seeing the real future stars. Brett: I mean, a few of the fighters have been seen in exhibition matches already, but most of them are coming in with a blank sheet. It will be very entertaining to watch, since this will feel like the early days, when MMA first started and different disciplines started to fight each other. Jared: Exactly Brett. We can expect to see a lot of interesting matchups, where pure strikers face each other, with absolutely no ground game to show. Jay Lawrence has been working hard with matchmaking to make sure that matchups were strikers vs strikers and ground vs ground. Brett: Which is perfect and exactly what we want to see in the first few events we host. The last thing we want to see is an unfair fight. I’ve always been a big fan of even fights, and this is what we’re going to see on September 22nd. Tickets are on sale now. Purchase online or at the gate. Place will be packed, so get your tickets early. Drink responsibly. Parking has limited spaces, so public transit is strongly recommended.

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Boyko ‘Ангел света’ Kersikov Known in the KFA as the ‘Останній імператор’, Boyko is the last remaining second generation Kersikov out surviving his brother by many years. The Kersikov name is synonymous with Dynasty MMA. Andrei, Marko, Boyko, Dmitri and Vitali have all held gold during their time with Dynasty but only two remained completely loyal to Dynasty - Dmitri and Boyko. In fact Boyko’s only fight outside of Dynasty was to claim the Odense Middleweight title in a superfight. Boyko has suffered from inconsistency in his career. He came onto the scene like a gunshot wiping the floor with his first few opponents before going on an up and down spree. He lost his first attempt at the world title but made up for it by taking the vacant title and never letting go. Hw is currently in this swansong of his career on a 9 fight undefeated streak winning his past six title defences by way of knockout. It is well known around the community that Boyko plans to retire as soon as he drops the title to head to Bahamas to enjoy a brewski with his brethren. It is what makes every fight he now enters history. When it is all said and done he will go down as one of Dynasty’s most loyal servants.

Complaints at the duration of the tournament? What the actual fuck! Man, the last place I expected to find a bunch of fucking pansies is in a tournament under the BANZAI banner, even I can do basic math, so I knew this format could potentially be a long tournament and I've prepared for a war every time I stepped in the cage, every one of these savages is a lethal competitor no matter how the results go, the lucky ones got eliminated, the remaining managers have 2 very simple choices, grow a pair or quit like a pussy. BANZAI, Motherfuckers!!! Back to the fights, Genyo Takeda got the better of me on the feet, his boxing is shit on paper but he has nasty hands and he evaded my power-strikes, results don't lie though so expect me to be filling in the gaps Takeda exploited before my next match & expect destruction, the longer this tournament goes the hungrier I am getting. P.S. Good Job Virgulino, making the pansies suffer a few more weeks make me a happy sonofabitch! P.P.S. "Banzai" literally translated means "to live ten thousand years", but pansies would never think to look that shit up.

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Congrats to our First Unified Champion.......Eric Frost Though it was bittersweet for me to watch my boy Jardani go down with 31 failed Submission attempts it just proves how much hard work Frost and Maganager have put in at the Gym. P.S Canada can still go fuck themselves It's been a while since I had a chance to do a Rankings so here is the current Top Ten from the newly formed Divisions Featherweight Champion: Jaylen Stout (16-5-0) 1: Angus Young (17-1-0) 2: Jorge Baroza (11-4-0) 3: Ryan Montana (14-5-0) 4: Freaky Trevor (13-5-0) 5: Eja Igwe (10-6-0) 6: Maciej Galecki (12-6-1) 7: Pope Callixtus (13-6-0) 8: Dragon Kingdad (12-5-0) 9: Vincent Duboulay (10-8-0) 10: Jin Matsushima (7-5-1) Welterweight Champion: Eric Frost (16-4-0) 1: Jardani Jovonovich (17-2-0) 2: Faarooq Rahim (11-5-0) 3: Luke Ridley (12-7-0) 4: Gregor Reilly (9-5-1) 5: Mike Preston (9-3-1) 6: Jukka Raikkonen (10-5-0) 7: Raphael Couture (11-7-0) 8: Freaky Igor (8-6-0) 9: Danny Vargas (11-7-0) 10: Jose Joao Antonio Ferriera (8-6-0) Light Heavyweight Champion: Jerome Browning (16-4-0) 1: Chick Hamland (16-4-0) 2: Erik Bjornsson (15-1-0) 3: Declan McCoy (14-5-0) 4: Marques Roy (15-3-0) 5: Jayden Marsh (13-5-0) 6: Alien Invasion (11-7-0) 7: Pitter Patter (11-5-0) 8: Grga Chvarak (8-6-0) 9: Lawson Serrano (16-6-0) 10:Larry LeFell (9-5-0) Super Heavyweight Champion: Semi Veainu (14-3-0) 1: Yoshiaki Noda (12-2-0) 2: Uche Igwe (11-4-0) 3: Kaito Tanaka (14-4-0) 4: Enzo DiMaggio (7-8-0) 5: Domingo Don Dominguez (8-5-0) 6: Eli Vaughn(14-5-0) 7: Janne Virtanen (8-5-0) 8: Majid Rahim (8-4-0) 9; Louie Lopez (7-4-0) 10: Frane Vinkovic (10-5-0)

BANZAI Bonanza 8 Review Freaky Travis vs Yao Ming In a fight to not denote to level 1, this one started off hot. Big punches landed from both fighters, and each one had a noticeable cut entering the second round, although the judges clearly liked Travis’ performance better. Travis got into the clinch in round 2 and stayed there, as Ming feverishly struggled to get out. Not much landed in this round, but with less than 2 minutes left in the round, Travis finally lunged in with a big hook to knock Ming down, and he quickly jumped on him to finish the fight. Ming is now on the chopping block, with his tournament hopes resting on this next fight. Lucas Wilson vs Josef Stallin The winner of this fight would be elevated to a contender, if Cibuka doesn’t run away with the tournament first. Whoever won this fight could get a top 3 finish if they win their next fight. That said, both were determined to not be an afterthought in this tournament. In the first round, Stallin got a quick takedown. He failed submission attempts for almost 3 minutes until the referee stood them up. While on the ground, Stallin dominated, Wilson’s niche seemed to be on his feet. Wilson’s second strike of round 2 was a powerful left right combo that stunned Stallin, knocking him down. Stupidly, Stallin relaxed for a moment after getting up, and Wilson cracked him with a huge shot that doubled Stallin over, ending the fight in spectacular fashion. Wilson’s tournament isn’t over yet. Soren Lozano vs Tommy Wilander This fight would leave one fighter on level 3 and the other on level 5 with some contenders, so like the Wilson fight, both fighters were intensely focused on winning. The first action of the fight was Wilander moving into the clinch, and when it was finally broken about 20 seconds into the round, Lozano went right back into it. Lozano started landing some hard strikes, punishing Wilander for not breaking away. An uppercut in the clinch 2 minutes in the round finally seemed to rock Wilander, and Lozano and everyone else knew he was in trouble. Another huge uppercut dropped Wilander to a knee, drawing gasps from the crowd, who smelled blood. Lozano started throwing strikes madly, and finally a right hand connected, sealing the deal. “The Meatman” will have to defend his dignity on level 3 next fight, while Lozano moves to level 5 and a win could potentially elevate him into the top 3. Genyo Takeda vs Virgulino Lampiaun The winner of this fight was slated to fight the winner of Stilera v Drummond, and if Stilera won, potentially being the last hope to keeping the tournament going. There was enormous amounts of pressure on these fighters, hoping to be remembered as some of the best fighters in the tournament after it ends. These two had already fought, with Virgulino taking the first fight with a TKO from his signature ground and pound. Lampiaun tried the same strategy in the second bout, but Takeda triumphantly stuffing his takedowns from the clinch. Perhaps getting cocky, Takeda threw three punches on his feet, and that’s all he would throw for the rest of the fight. Lampiaun clinched up again, and this time didn’t fail to get the takedown. It was deja vu all over again after that, with Lampiaun landed ground and pound to eventually finish the fight with the doctor calling it off. Virgulino now faces Stilera in the final chance for this tournament to keep going. Cibuka Stilera vs Deebo Drummond Stilera having beaten all the fighters on level 6, Drummond was selected since he fought Stilera the least recently. He hoped to break Stilera’s streak of 6 straight victories, as well as 6 straight submissions, all coming in the first round. Stilera’s only loss came on the ground to another submission, so it was hoped that the sub artist Drummond may be able to win, although he was submitted pretty quickly in their first fight. Stilera stayed true to his strategy this fight, clinching and getting a takedown quickly. Both fighters looked for submission quickly, but Stilera managed to get to full guard and his first sub attempt from there, a triangle, landed, and Drummond couldn’t wriggle his way out of it. Stilera looks unbeatable, and fights Lampiaun with a chance to win the bonanza. He has already beaten Lampiaun by submission in their first fight, so let’s see if Lampiaun fared better in this one.

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No idea how you could do this but some managers don’t like to fight their young fighters early as the don’t want shit records . Why not have a separate amateur/ pro record ? Maybe qfc could be counted as amateur. You could stay amateur for as long as you want but once you turn pro you stay pro .

All amateur fights should be held in Miami

Would have to also be no hype gain otherwise there would be little incentive to go pro. No energy loss/hype gain when amateur, turn pro and can gain hype but all fights burn energy no going back.

Fight offers sent It is finally Takeda’s turn to have to keep Stilera off the thrown, props to Virgulino for keeping this tournament going. Takeda better be working on his takedown D because last time these two squared off it only took a minute for Stilera to get the takedown and the win. Stilera is a takedown and submission artist, and nobody has been able to knock him out on his feet thus far. Virgulino Lampiaun has yet to face Soren Lozano, so its fight should be thrilling. Both gameplans usually involve bashing someone’s head in, except Lozano does it in the clinch while Lampiaun likes to go to the ground, so we’ll see which style will work better in this showdown. Deebo Drummond vs Tommy Wilander is also a first. Deebo has a style that you could say is similar to Stilera’s, although he isn’t as good at it. The reason why is because of how well rounded he is. He’s landed three KO’s too in Bonanza, but Stilera still overpowered and submitted him both times. Wilander’s gameplan though, rests solely on getting his opponent to the ground and beating them unmercifully. He has been submitted before while trying this, so perhaps Drummond while also capitalize on this. Wilander has also been KO’d, so we’ll see what the do-all Drummond will decide to do for his gameplan. Twice has Wilson vs Travis happened. But this may be the most high stakes battle they’ve had. The loser will drop dangerously low to level two, and be on the lowest level of anyone still remaining. The first time these two met, Travis made short work of Wilson, knocking him down and out within two minutes. The second meeting, Wilson had worked on his striking defense, so Travis couldn’t get a quick KO. But Wilson still had a dangerous cut from the first round. So in the second round, he immediately got a takedown, and was able to submit Travis. Wilson is also quite the Swiss Army knife, as he has multiple wins on the ground and feet. BANZAI!

Despite living in America for years, Agnieska Ostrowski has not picked up a word of english. “przez cały ten pieprzony czas byłam kobietą. Nie mogę uwierzyć, że żadna z tych komisji mma mnie nie rozpracowała. moje wyjście to „Mystery Girl”, do cholery!”

Middle Finger " It's been well over a year since I've retired from the fight game. I just been out dare rockin Booty, booty, everywhere. Played some shows, bed some hos, and got down on my knees and toes and ask da man what is next for Middle Finger? Da man told me the fight aint over, and DMMA needs a new spark to put dem back on the map, so here I is! I'm back with my most loyal and trusted manager in History the Tycoon Judas, who told me MMA is the place i ought to be, so I loaded up my truck and headed to Dynasty. Before I gets in that DMMA cage though, Imma be brushing up on some grappling skillz, cause I know how these little grab asses play over here. What better way to do that than waiting in the TWGC Tournament line for months? I'm already sizing up dis competition over here though, That Shitzongrits fella looks hella strong. The rest of em just look like a bunch of nobodies that about to get them hands delt to em! I brought my weed dealer Chukwu Adeoluwa along with me so we ready ride, all day everyday Baby. Booty, booty, booty, rockin everywhere, Get that ass over here and put them middle fingers in da Air!"

Usually I would agree with you but there's a lot on the line here. I will say this though, if someone wins with an untested fighter I will personally give them an extra million to their manager account

Summit is a tough slog that will test your stamina strength and heart, to help your fighters get through, THE PHARMACY PHUKET, is sending a supplements package to each fighter registered for the full series. Those fighters that are going iron man without testing have already received their package. 10 x Energy Boost 3 x Power and Strength 3 x Cardio On request we will send top ups for those fighters still contesting the summit until final round. SO what's the big deal with supps, everyone has 160 right?? Nope that's not right. There are plenty of good supps out there and those that have been around awhile know there are those that help and those that do nothing. Not saying PHUKET are the best but I will say what the research investment is. If you don't have an alliance mate that has let you know the investment or not been checking supps in game for years, MAYBE you don't know what you are getting.... Phuket Pharmacy 10 million invested in energy boost - This will be one of the very highest in the game 2 million invested in both strength and cardio - Most supps in the game have 1 million invested to get the 159 quality.

Seems like we’ll keep it going then! BANZAI!

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Presents The Night Before… …from the hotel bar with Suzy Sucker Punch! ********************************* Hello everybody! Wow, I cannot begin to say how excited I am to be back and at it with Sucker Punch Pro Series down in Sydney! And to actually have our fights taking place here in Australia in the smaller venues like the Hard Knocks arena at the moment is special for me because it always means that I get an opportunity to spend a bit more time with our fans, our managers, and especially our fighters. Today is no different as many of the fighters and their camps have been in Sydney now for a few days as they prepare for SPPS Resurrection 02 which takes place later tonight. I was lucky enough to catch up with one of the teams yesterday, in this case specifically manager great, Don Frye, and we got to chat a bit down at the bar of the hotel about their camp, short and long-term plans and specifically about Sean Rivers, a talented Welterweight who will no doubt be making waves here at Sucker Punch Pro Series! So let’s just jump right into it with Mr. Frye and Sean Rivers! SSP: Gentlemen, thank you so much for joining me today! Let me ask, it’s been a while since Sucker Punch Pro Series has been up and running, but I know many of the fans out there and the managers appreciate the effort that Hare and Donkey have always put into things. As things get going, and as Resurrection 02 quickly approaches, how do you feel about being here for one of the early shows as the promotion ramps back up? DF: Thanks for having us Suzy. Our team are very happy to once again be back in one of the best orgs in the game. SSP: Well, no doubt the fans and the front office here at SPPS are thrilled to have you back with the org as well Mr. Frye! This event takes place at the relatively smaller, but yet not tiny, Hard Knocks Arena in Sydney tomorrow. Do you feel any certain way about the size of the arena for this show? SR: It is well known that 3,000 fans from Sydney are more like 30,000 in the states so we are pumped to be back. SSP: Sean, you’re definitely not wrong about that! The fans down under here are rabid…and that’s always been a huge reason for SPPS being based here in Sydney! I expect the energy from the 3,000 in attendance will rival some of the biggest venues around. Is that something that you think you’ll be able to feed off of and how do you think things will go tomorrow in your upcoming rematch with "Burn It Down" Benjamin Walton? SR: Well, I predict once again a quick knockout! He was my next to last opponent at Ramirez School of Excellence before we all moved on, and I don't expect any difference tomorrow. SSP: Wow Sean! I have to say, even when a fighter believes in an outcome like that, it’s sometimes hard to get them to come right out and make that call. That’s a big statement right there and one I’m sure the other camp will have some kind of feelings about! Outside this fight, does your camp have their eyes set on anything specific here at SPPS? DF: Our plans for the org itself is to have a champion at every weight starting with Koen at 155. SSP: At every weight? Right now you don’t really have all of the weight classes covered, do you Mr. Frye? Are you planning to have your fighters jump around a bit as they “take over”, or do you have other plans? DF: There will be a few more coming over in the next few weeks as contracts expire Suzy. I fully expect a member from the KFA in each of the divisions soon. SSP: That’s amazing! If that materializes, I could see the KFA having their own little squad of fans and groupies that travel religiously to follow your camp. That’s the type of thing that really creates energy and momentum for sure! It’s a long flight for most camps to get to Sydney, obviously. Many camps take in a few sightseeing opportunities or other chances to relax before getting back to the grind once the fights are over. Does your camp have any plans? SR: Sure do Suzy! We are planning on visiting the four floors of whores that was recommended to us by Crazy Horse. SSP: *blushing slightly but keeping her professional composure* Well, ahem, that sounds…interesting at the very least, Sean. But, um…I think that might do it for the time we have here today in order to make deadline! I want to thank you both for joining me and wish you the best tomorrow night! Both: Thanks for having us Suzy!

Just doing the finishing touches to the roster/schedule. Will send fight offers in the next couple days. Potentially will have a couple managers enter a second fighter if we have drop outs - to help keep the numbers at 16. If this happens those managers will have fighters in opposite groups to prevent any funny business/gamesmanship. And only 1 of their fighters will he allowed to qualify past the group - to keep things fair.

it's random seeding for the first round of each phase all the way through. I just missed it and forgot to take it out. We can collectively agree to use the previous phase final standings for the seeding of the next round if you like though. I just didn't think it mattered really. There isn't really such thing as the right number of fighters. It's more about having the right amount of time. To do things perfectly, all fighters would have to face each other once in every phase and that would take over a year with this game. We had 16 last time and had to split it into 2 x groups of 8. Even then some fighters never faced each other once in the whole tournament. I made fun of the swiss format over past tournaments because I didn't understand it at first and it seems overly complicated but it's not really. It's a legit way of deciding first to worst with a larger pool of players and a limited time to do it in. Please trust me. This will work out fine and be a lot of fun. Goal is to win all your fights and the cream will rise to the top. Some basic rules to remember with a Swiss format is that no fighters will ever face each other twice. Then I think generally the next rule is that the next round is matched by best ranked facing each other whilst taking into consideration that first rule (hopefully that makes sense?)

Mr. Pickles is a fighter in the MMATycoon universe with a reputation that goes beyond his record. Managed by "kfuhrer," Mr. Pickles is known for his tenacity despite having a weak chin and a low fight IQ, making him a bit of an underdog. His story is one of resilience, constantly pushing through challenges and striving for greatness. In 2023, Mr. Pickles gained significant attention, with fans and his manager often praising his efforts to grow and adapt in the ever-changing landscape of MMATycoon. His journey, filled with both setbacks and triumphs, has earned him a unique place in the community. He’s celebrated not just for his performance but also for the way he embraces each challenge, embodying the idea that effort and persistence can lead to greatness, even when the odds are against you

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I’ve always been a huge success/self improvement nut ever since my teens. One of the first “success” books I ever read was The Purpose Driven Life by Rick Warren. Well, one day I was trying to think up a new name since I was finally making the transition from AOL to Gmail and the name Purposedrivenkid popped up in my head. It made sense and matched how I felt about myself and how I’ve always viewed my life. I also thought it sounded cool so I Started using it. Some time later I was in this chat room under that name and the girl I was chatting with called me Purpose. She said purposedrivenkid was too long to say i loved the way it sounded when she said it and adopted the shorter name Purpose. I still use the former from time to time though. what about you guys? How’d you come up with your nickname?

Alfred my agent. He only takes a cut of 95% earnings before tax.

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Missed the first one because I didn’t think I’d be able to compete with all the top managers. Saw how fun the first one looked so I’m in this one anyways!

Cibuka Stilera: मन की शक्ति ही शरीर की शक्ति है और जो ज्यादा बोलता है वह खच्चर को गुड मॉर्निंग कहता है। मेरा प्रत्येक प्रतिद्वंद्वी मेरे सबसे महान शिक्षकों में से एक है। मैं आप सभी की पूजा करता हूं और आप में से प्रत्येक को हराने के लिए मन, शरीर और आत्मा के संतुलन और समन्वय में कनेक्शन और एकीकरण की पूरी ताकत के साथ पूजा करता हूं। बंजई बोनान्ज़ा लंबे समय तक जीवित रहें

I want to thank Saint George for an incredible fight. It was a battle that felt like a true jungle struggle – challenging and unpredictable. After my last defeat, I knew I had to show my true strength, and I'm glad I did. With a record of 2-1, my adventure is just beginning. There's still a lot of work ahead, and I'll be training even harder to become a more complete warrior. Thank you to everyone who supports me!

Fight offers sent. Virgulino Lampiaun is the last hope for the rest of the competitors!

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