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Hey Dale, here's my review for the recent event. G #21 BOAGRIUS vs MCGILLICUTTY Review Taking place in London on June 4th, 2016, G #21 was held by the GENERATION 270K ID organization in the Camden Conference Centre. It featured 10 fights, with its main event being a 265+ lbs. title fight. How Everything Went Down Vitor Nogueira vs Adam Bastien Starting off the event was a 145 lbs. fight between Bastien and Nogueira. The two fighters started the night off in a big way by going the distance. The two fighters seemed to have very opposite tactics in the fight. Nogueira seemed to be trying to stay as close to Bastien as he could by going for takedowns and clinches galore every round. Bastien, primarily being a boxer, did his best to keep the fight standing up, not going for clinches or takedowns really until the third round. Bastien, being aggressive throughout the fight and able to consistently block Nogueira’s attempts to clinch or go to the ground, kept the majority of the fight in his comfort zone which allowed to him to dominate Nogueira throughout and easily get the victory via unanimous decision. Ely Scrubs vs Taiga Jim With both competitors having very strong boxing, it was no surprise to see almost the entire fight be fought in the standup. On paper, the fighters almost look like clones of each other, having very similar stats. From bell to bell, this fight was a straight up slugfest. The two exchanged punches and kicks basically the entire time. Jim’s tactic was to be aggressive and attack Scrubs’ legs. This did pay off, causing Scrubs to develop a limp early in the second round. Scrubs’ motto seemed to be quality over quantity, as he didn’t go for nearly the amount of strikes that Jim did but made each strike he did land count. This led him to a victory. He let Jim tire himself out and then attacked. Late in the second round, he connected with a strong punch which led to a rocked Jim. He proceeded to knock Jim to the ground and finish the fight with a flurry of punches from mount with only seven seconds left to go in the round. Conor The Highlander vs Canis Majoris Majoris came into this fight with an advantage over The Highlander in every fight style except BJJ, with The Highlander holding a black belt compared to Majoris’ brown belt, and boxing, with the two fighters being equal in that category. That being said, it was no surprise to see The Highlander be the aggressor, trying to compensate for his disadvantages by attacking early and trying to land as much damage as he could. Although he didn’t come out victorious, the tactic did work in a way. After two and four-fifths rounds of mostly going toe-to-toe in the standup game, he managed to rock Majoris and it looked like The Highlander might pull off the upset win. However, Majoris stayed with the tactic he had been using the entire fight: Absorb and use opportunities when you can. Majoris saw an opportunity to get into a better position and did, pulling off a sweep to put the Highlander on the bottom and put himself in mount to limit damage coming towards him. In the end, Majoris’ countering and dodging abilities paid off as he was awarded the unanimous decision victory. Drei Silker vs Lee Murray The first round of this fight seemed to be an opportunity that each fighter took to feel each other out. It wasn’t until about two minutes and thirty seconds in that either fighter made an attempt to go away from the standup. Murray went for a clinch then that ended up working in Silker’s favor as he was able to secure a takedown from there. Soon after, Silker showed off his BJJ skills by going for a triangle hold twice in rapid succession. Murray escaped both attempts and the round ended. Murray started the second round by immediately clinching with Silker, which was odd considering he had just been taken down and almost submitted from the clinch just minutes ago. Silker broke the clinch but Murray followed up with another just seconds later. Once again, Silker made Murray pay for clinching by gaining the upper hand and once again taking the fight to the ground. It seemed like déjà vu of the first round as Silker wasted no time going for submission attempts on Murray. On the seventh attempt, Silker’s persistency paid off as he was able to lock in an armbar from guard and, due to all the damage had inflicted earlier, make Murray finally tap at 3:59 of the second round. Annakin Drako vs Marv Miller Although my job is to write a review of this, I can’t help but insert my own opinion into this. Drako was severely outmatched from the start. It was as if whoever set up this match had a score to settle with Drako and put him in an unwinnable match for revenge. I’ll explain. For stats, Drako had ratings of 5 for boxing, 4 for muay thai, 9 for wrestling, and a BJJ brown belt. Miller ratings were a 10 for boxing, 6 for muay thai, 14 for wrestling, and a BJJ purple belt. Drako had a small advantage in the BJJ category but was grossly outmatched in all others. He was not given a fair chance. Now on to the review. Miller started the fight by going to the ground to fight with BJJ which must have been baffling to everyone as that was the one category he was outmatched in. Now in his comfort zone, Drako wasted no time getting to a dominant position with a good reversal. After about a minute of stalling and missing punches, Drako decided to try submissions. He attempted submissions with intervals of strikes in between each until the end of the round. At the start of the second round, it didn’t take long to see Miller boxing skills come into play, as he cut Drako’s head with the first punch he threw. The moment Miller saw blood, he didn’t look back. He continued to attack the head with punch after punch. Drako tried to stop the onslaught by attempting takedowns three times, failing each time. With Drako tired and cut and Miller with seemingly unstoppable momentum, it was obvious how the fight was going to end. Miller connected with a massive punch to the head which was enough for the ref to stop the fight a minute and 56 seconds into the second round for the sake of Drako’s well being. Charles Vane vs Dylan Todd This fight was almost over before it even began. Within the first few seconds of the fight, Vane landed a hard left that cut Todd open. Todd attempted to limit the damage going forward by clinching with Vane twice but was quickly pushed away both times. Woth Vane’s boxing skills being extremely better than Todd’s, it didn’t take long for Vane to rock Todd and eventually score the KO victory just a minute and 17 seconds into the fight. William Holbert vs Anthony Bourdain The first strike thrown in this fight cut Holbert open, which obviously gave him a disadvantage going forward. From then on, the fight was fought mainly in the clinch against the cage with both men showing off their muay thai and boxing abilities. Bourdain, being the better of the two in muay thai, dominated in round one, trying to soften up Holbert for more punishment in the second round. With the bell signaling for the start of round two, Bourdain looked to pick up right where he left off. He immediately went after Holbert with a body kick and head punch. That was all that would be needed to end the fight as Holbert hit the ground just 10 seconds into the round. Bourdain easily picked up the KO win. Eugene Gael vs Sameh Mahmoud Gael managed to cur Mahmoud about 30 seconds into the fight but couldn’t capitalize as Moahmoud was able to clinch to avoid more severe damage. Gael eventually broke the clinch but not before receiving some damage from Mahmoud. The last three minutes of the fight were mostly fought in the standup with Mahmoud making the bigger impact of the two fighters on the first round. Gael started the second round with a clinch but broke it about 45 seconds later after not having much success. Mahmoud scored a takedown about two minutes in but was tood up by the ref about two minutes and 30 seconds later after not doing much but controlling position and stalling. After the standup, Mahmoud scored another takedown but with barely anytime left in the round, he wasn’t able to really do much but get points on the scorecards from it. With round three, Mahmoud immediately went back to the ground. Gael decided to try some BJJ with 4 submission attempts from guard but with each to no avail. A standup from the ref was short lived as Mahmoud went right back to the ground with another takedown. Gael managed a reversal at the very end of the round but couldn’t do anything from the top before the bell. With his great wrestling and clinch and ability to control the fight, Mahmoud easily picked up the win by unanimous decision. Troy Kirkland vs Walter Kurtz Kirkland wasted no time starting the fight by clinching with Kurtz. Kurtz was able to break the clinch less than a minute later and score a takedown but couldn’t do anything as they were stood up by the ref shortly after. Kirkland managed to get a cut on Kurtz and move into another clinch but was quickly broken up by Kurtz like last time. The judges gave the first round to Kurtz. The first half of the second round was very similar to the first with a series of clinches and breaks. Kurtz got even with Kirkland by cutting him about a minute and 30 seconds in. the second half was fought completely from the standup with Kurtz using his advantage in the boxing department to deal as much damage to Kurtz as possible. More clinches came in the third round at a pretty steady rate. Kurtz being the more skilled of the two fighters once again had no problem in outdoing Kirkland. Solid performances in all three rounds impressed the judges enough to reward him the victory via unanimous decision. Orpheus Boagrius vs Conrad Mcgillicutty After nine fights, this is what the crows had been looking forward to: The superheavyweight title showdown. Shortly after the start of the fight, Boagrius initiated a clinch with Mcgillicutty. This is where the fight would stay for the rest of the round. While both fighters did well in the clinch, it was Boagrius’ performance with repeatedly landing good punches that stood out among the commentators. After dominating the first round, Boagrius came out swinging with and knocked down Mcgillicutty with his first punch of the second round. Mcgillicutty sprang back up to his feet only to receive another huge punch that cut him. With Mcgillicutty no doubt stunned from the rapid damage he received, Boagrius was persistent in pursuing Mcgillicutty. This all culminated just before four minutes passed when Boagrius landed an uppercut to stun. Despite the massive damage received, Mcgillicutty was once again able to shake off and survive Boagrius’ onslaught. However, this hope in surviving the round would be short lived as Boagrius didn’t let up on his attack and landed a huge right after pushing him against the cage. The ref stopped the fight and Boagrius got the KO victory after 4:20 of the second round. Overall, the event’s card was full of entertaining fights as the crowd seemed to like it because most of the fights were mainly fought from the standup.

Can't wait to see what the creation date is gonna be. Props to you Rory, it's gonna be a fun tournament to be involved in.

Or... Dare I say it.... Mickey's! http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y108/jkendrix/LXiJg.gif

I would not mind seeing a page added to the game that listed every single org that has ever been created in the game. Right now if you want to see info pertaining to a defunct org, you have to find a matchup that took place there and get to the org page that way.

I got a choice of where to spend my money, but when you are going to fuck the journalists who cover the sport why should I give them the money? They are coming to Atlanta for a PPV, 201... why should I spend what will probably be a minimum 75 or 100 bucks (ticket+parking+ticket masturbator charges) when they so obviously get shit wrong? FYI if you bother to watch the entire thing you'll see this shit goes back for YEARS and lots of flip flopping from the UFC, pretty fuckin disappointing.

You can see who owned a fighter in the past. I think it would be great if we could see which managers owned orgs in the past. (This would be in the org info and Manager info pages). I don't know if that info was kept in the past and can be added now, but I know the nostalgia side of me finds me looking at old orgs I was in, and half of them have no manager listed or some manager who bought it at the end but didn't run it. And it's kind of hard to remember who all ran the orgs I was in 7, 6, 5 years ago! lol

Climb out

If JJ is helping run the org I might just continue the ride and have Nate Gonzalez fight for you guys. I already got other offers from other orgs but I like what Double J has done on the Island despite all the bullshit. But you guys know Nate likes to follow the money.lol #GonzalezBrothers

One thing jumped out at me while watching that. I had to look for more information on it. http://www.bjpenn.com/mma-news/ariel-helwani/report-ariel-helwani-reveals-that-things-previously-got-physical-with-the-ufc/

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I grant you permission to bang. 18 year olds, any creation tourney above 18 is silly IMO. I will tolerate no more of this shizen. This thread has enough posts to read through as is. Next person to do it may be looking at foot to ass out of this tournament lol

Sick event. One of my favs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BLNsbQ6gv7U Lots to watch... but he was told Lorenzo wanted him out at Fox, which happened. Tough to watch, and makes me question watching the UFC.

this mamado dude is very awkward.

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JJ is the best promoteur in the island by a country mile, and he is a big part of LKO establishment....regarding your fighters,pm us whenever you ready contract will be unrivaled and ready to sign.....as i said before , we do praise (Parental Advisory Lyrics) smalk talk(no forbiden words thoe lol), we belive its part of prize fighting and we belive it makes it more realistic and enjoyable for everyone...so smalk-talkers or hype builders are well looked after...specialy if they have the fighting skills to back it up ....#GonzalezBrothers & #LKO #thefuture

Sup kid. Do not read Mike Tycoons advice about how to build fighters ... go to noob forum instead and learn how to make proper projects. And oh, stay away from people affiliated to an alliance called Legion of Doom, too.

Hoi showing who is boss. Good job Bjorn.

http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/posters/1465286580ic2.png\ Island combat 2 Will be another great card and of course there will be a preview or 2 coming your way soon also the review for IC-1 is coming. 170 lbs 5 5 Jake Belcher v Tapio Sammalkorpi 170 lbs title 265 lbs 5 5 Zui Quan Tso v Ilmari Kuusi 265 lbs title 265 lbs 3 5 Theodore Thundercunt v Ohto Alanko 265 lbs 3 5 Michael Campion v Heath Herring 185 lbs 3 5 Joseph Venables v Andy Fitzgerald 155 lbs 3 5 Jake Blake v Anthony Graham 155 lbs 3 5 Jesse Enkamp v Dave Tran 185 lbs 3 5 Jessi Inder v Leonardo Leite 145 lbs 3 5 Marius Gladius v Patrick Krupok 135 lbs 3 5 Darko Cruz v Pipis Skatias

I agree with every single thing the OP said... Helwani is a one of a kind interviewer and can only be compared to the likes of Michael Parkinson and others in the golden era of boxing. These types of characters should always be given special privileges because they provide a voice and an in-depth analysis of everything to do with the sport they cover. Nothing sells better than passion. But of course the UFC and their egomaniac bosses just have to silence anyone who gets too powerful for them. Somewhere Tito Ortiz is saying 'you've seen nothing yet' ...

He wouldn't fight my boy Gonzalez so that's a fuckin lie

What do you can sack it after its first event? Nah fuck off

Lol you edited it twice I can't keep up!

Cheers man that's awesome, shame you missed out - if this all goes well there will be another season for sure.

*WEBSITE UPDATE* http://mmatycoon.com/images/company/logo/1463057387Liberty%20Kombat%20Organization.jpg Website should be up a going no later than saturday sorry for the delay i been pretty busy but it will be done soon Jay Tycoon

I guess because you had the brilliant in caps I thought you did it intentionally anyway thank you for your ever so kind words kanis.

I said this was a brilliant idea ? You Really have a problem with that ? What next ? Are you going to hit me with your purse ?

Completely understand & sRy if i sounded like a dick, wasn't my intent, I've really been tryin' to get ALL MANAGERs to participate on the forum as they signed w/ us as it helps all involved & so far I've had very lil' to work with- THERE WASN'T A WEEK #2 WINNER- & this isn't a smacktalk contest its Featured Fighter & i believe my 2 picks have been well worthy winners by far so congratulations aGain & uR note is noted

Didn't you close an org like a week ago?

Spamming... My only weakness... HOW DID YOU KNOW?!! -dies-

I'm on Team Ariel.

No offense, but please take your argument to pm, this thread is for noob help, not egos. Thanks.

What do you mean?

This is BRILLIANT,..just sayin.

[Highland Games Records (As of 6/8/2016)] Most Fights in Highland: LightHeavy Weight (29) Most Victories in Highland: LightHeavy Weight (26) Most Knockout Victories in Highland: LightHeavy Weight (26) Most Submission Victories in Highland: Rodrigo Rojas (13) Note: The reason that the records list will state "as of" a date that hasn't happened yet, is that these records are set in stone until the next event, when they will be updated. Active Winning Streaks (+3 Consecutive Victories within Highland Games or Challenge) Phil Hellmuth Jr (265 lbs) (14) Wilson Wills (145 lbs) (14) Jon Askren (155 lbs) (7) Texas Pete (205 lbs) (6) Glorious Superior (145 lbs) (5) + Darth Vader (135 lbs) (5) Jerry Haze (265+ lbs) (4) + Cholo Van Gaal (155 lbs) (4) Tony Bullard (170 lbs) (4) The Mighty Quinn (205 lbs) (4) Claudemir Bonanza (155 lbs) (4) Vitaly Karelin (265 lbs) (3) + Massa Hurmaaja (185 lbs) (3) + Barney Gumble (265 lbs) (3) Mitchel Thompson (265 lbs) (3) Bill Bremmer (170 lbs) (3) Bill The Kid (185 lbs) (3) Urho Rautia (265 lbs) (3) Tsau Tsetsku (170 lbs) (3) Temoodschin Khan (155 lbs) (3) Lyle Fretwell (205 lbs) (3) Neil Drake (135 lbs) (3) Adriano Sepp i (185 lbs) ( 3) John Pinaglabanan (135 lbs) (3) The Cat Matroskin (155 lbs) (3) Taite Abrams (205 lbs) (3) Luiz Diaz (145 lbs) (0) Winning Streak Ended Dick Schneeger (265 lbs) (0) Winning Streak Ended Zadimus Delacroix (170 lbs) (0) Winning Streak Ended Note: A red plus by the fighter's name marks that the fighter has added a victory to their winning streak. Fighters who have had their winning streak snapped will appear at the bottom of the list until the next event preview is posted. Annal of Champions Bantamweight – 135 lbs Darth Vader – Reigning Two-Time Champion, Eight Defenses BJ Arnold – Former Two-Time Champion, Two Defenses Serge Ibaka – Former Champion, Seven Defenses Featherweight – 145 lbs Ferris Bueller – Reigning Two-Time Champion, Two Defenses Patrick Seery – Former Champion, No Defenses Lightweight – 155 lbs Cholo Van Gaal – Reigning Champion, No Defenses Papa Shango – Former Champion, One Defense Noah Sauvageau – Former Champion, No Defenses Roberto Silva – Former Two-Time Champion, Two Defenses Rama Udo – Former Two-Time Champion, One Defense Zoran Jolevi – Former Two-Time Champion, Four Defenses (Restored Championship Lineage) George Moshington – Former Champion, No Defenses (Won Vacant Title) Gottlieb Hiebknecht – Former Champion, No Defenses (Relinquished Title) Mustafa Shabazz – Former Champion, No Defenses Don Killumanti – Former Champion, Three Defenses Welterweight – 170 lbs Jon Askren – Reigning Champion, Three Defenses + Middleweight – 185 lbs Massimo Benvenuti – Reigning Four-Time Champion, Nine Defenses Pyotr Korobeikin – Former Champion, No Defenses Arnavut Sevket – Former Champion, No Defenses Grant Morrison – Former Champion, Two Defenses Razor MuayThai – Former Champion, One Defense Massa Hurmaaja – Former Champion, No Defenses Light-heavyweight – 205 lbs Texas Pete – Reigning Champion, No Defenses Ludko Struja – Former Champion, No Defenses LightHeavy Weight – Former Two-Time Champion, Eighteen Defenses Rice Aroni – Former Champion, No Defenses Rodrigo Rojas – Former Champion, No Defenses Heavyweight – 265 lbs Phil Hellmuth Jr – Reigning Champion, One Defense + Alexey Juravlev – Former Champion, Three Defenses Clinton Offley – Former Champion, Two Defenses Pedro Lazaro – Former Two-Time Champion, One Defense Mase Force – Former Two-Time Champion, Three Defenses Barney Gumble – Former Champion, Ten Defenses Super-heavyweight – 265+ lbs Jerry Haze – Reigning Champion, Two Defenses +

Alvey Kulina: First I just wanted to thank the big home Mr.Tododia for plug'in me with another fight on the ASAP since Conor McChokelin decided quit MMA to pursue his career in sucking dicks back in Boston LOL. As far as my new opponet it looks like Mr.Tododia has set me up with one of the Flare sisters.... I mean brothers I'm not very impressed with this dudes skill set at all he looks just like another taxi cab fighter from France, nothing i haven't train for. I should be able to out box this guy and run through him with no problems. But also i wanted to say i will be out in Times Square this week promoting my fight for June 15th against Flario Flare on Good Morning America, Sportcenter, and a few local radio stations for my fans you can also catch me at the mandatory LKO prefight interviews,open workouts,and weighins so come out and root for ya'boi "THE CALIFORNIA BAD BOY" on his first pro fight! Or you can just sit next to me ringside and watch history being made at LKO's first event "UNLEASHED". June 15th KULINA VS FLARE don't miss it!

made for my Cuban fighter. it was accepted today http://www.mmatycoon.com/gallery/0/14648221943857.png

Greetings. Im 32, from UK. I saw pride 1 before I saw any ufc. First I saw on vhs was ufc 6 but have followed mma proper since around ufc 72 I think. Always loved watching the old shaolin movies and the old exhibitions on eurosport with my old man.

People around here actually give UFC money?

http://mmatycoon.com/gallery/0/14292497323689.gif Orpheus Boagrius http://mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20151022172510belt.gif Nice fight. You actually earned my respect after this one. It was a tough fight, but you took most of my shots and still came for more. Not a lot of guys can take half of the punishment and that shows your heart. Train well and you'll be a great challange for the future as well.

Before Bob his german heritage kicks in, I'll already let you know Edwardsfan that you can multiquote as well when needed That doesn't mean quoting a multi, altough it is possible, but to quote numerous posts at once and reply on them in one big post.

"I was talking to Reynolds's coach per-fight and he was telling me that they'd been working on the clinch in the runup to this fight." Pre-fight as opposed to per-fight as show and also Run Up is 2 words.

THIS JUST IN!!!! Alvey kulina: Just what I thought Conor Mcloughlin "PUKED OUT" and now is a Free Agent. Congrats on your new job as a bus boy in Boston

The Nightmare Alvey Kulina: Conor McLoughlin I seen you and your manager where in the LKO's offices yesterday but you guys were to scared to sign the contract whats up with that.Do I have to Stockton slap you across the face so you can sign the contract or what. Nah! all joking aside stop being a little bitch and sign the contract or you can go back to your day job or whatever you do and stop wasting LKO's time. #dontbescaredhomie #manupbitch #letsgetitonbitch

I disagree. When Epicity Productions merged into Troid, we had the 2 biggest fighters in EP sign to other orgs (Mellow Mood and Bobby Shamrock). I don't consider them moving elsewhere a dick move, they have the option of being part of the merger or not. It would be a dick move of me to expect them to be a part of the merger whether they liked it or not. On your case, a PM from the managers who didn't resign would be nice, but they were free to field offers from different orgs.

Gianka duuuuuude this thread is about the sabotage and about what we can do to help this guy to get back on his feet. Why are you starting shits in here man? Maybe create your own thread but not here I hope that you yourself dont get too full of yourself either.

I have to ask you JJ....are you REALLY wanting to play a game of external money with Highland next season? I avoided opening the wallet because I felt it would be unfair, but if you're wanting those kind of rules I'd be more than happy to accommodate.