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Haha who makes that much? I'm guessing that would only apply to the top 1-2 orgs? I've made so little on events that I haven't even noticed the difference, but both orgs I was working with are small and no one is shouting out their sponsors. I mainly just wanted to help out the orgs since there seems to be far more orgs than companies and it helps them make a small amount more. *shrug*

Half my Facebook friends are refusing to watch the NFL anymore until Goodell is fired and replaced with somebody who fines players for refusing to stand during the national anthem but the majority of them our on their couch if the song is played on the TV before the game.

Yep didn't know this was an issue since it allowed me to do both. I was partnered with Beatdown and then Kamikaze hit me up asking if I could partner with them also. I tried it to see if it'd work and it let me so I figured it was a non-issue. Feel free to nuke the Kamikaze partnership and let me know if you need help or info in diagnosing the issue. Cheers!

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Unfortunately it's slowly turning into a race thing. A majority of their outspoken fan base just happens to be middle and upper class white people, while a majority of their "employees" are from low income black families. Being from the west coast, I feel like we have different views then the much of the mid-west and east coast. Not saying everyone, but a good amount. People need to understand that the protest isn't against the flag and the troops, but a protest of equality. It's not "a smack in the face of the troops" because that's exactly what they fought for, the right to freely speak your mind and make your own choices. This is basically becoming a "well I think this and if you don't agree you're wrong". Seeing my facebook feed blow up with both sides of the argument has irritated me more then anything and sadly it has shown me just how racially divided it is. Howie Long has probably said it best so far

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Clothing company Org 1 Org 2 Checked events from the middle of September till now and it seems both orgs have Freebok as an event partner on their cards.

Why am i not surprised that bjorn needed 3 months to read like 1000 words.

Quote: " Deadline: must have written a story on here before 20/09/2017 " This does not mean that I will announce the winners the day afterwards, you grumpy old man. I'm free next weekend and then I'll look over the different participants, announce the winners and hand out the money.

KT now has it's own stats page http://www.mmatycoon.com/stats_kt.php. I just gave one of my fighters 2k to get him onto the richest fighters (vegas) list! A pointless list to be on but there you go.

http://www.mmatycoon.com/gallery/0/14391921581862.png Eyeam Yurmommy I'm stoked to be headlining the event in less than two days time. Hats off to Reco Penn for actually accepting the challenge when all other contenders and the champ were declining the offer. Good luck Reco, but just not too much good luck. May the best man win. THank you Bushido-staff and fans for everything that you have done. You guys rule! Also Rei , if you can't find a dancing partner for Ira Wright, you know I've got some slick dance moves...I'll go to battle!

Look at those posters! Bushido has/had my favourite graphics in the game.

Ironman Fight Club XVI (16th September 2017) - Post Fight Recap The Ironman Fight Club continues to grow with it's second highest rated event so far. In the main event of the evening, the fastest rising star in the IFC "Big" Steve Butabi took out former champion Ricky "Big Tex" Hughes in a short but very sweet slug fest that left Hughes out cold. With fighters this size, any direct hits are going to cause damage and though both mixed it up on the feet on this occasion Butabi was just a little more accurate with what he dished out. Steve Butabi defeats Ricky Hughes via KO 1:32 Rd 1. Butabi remains undefeated after five fights and retains his #3 ranking while Ricky Hughes slips down from #4 to #6 after suffering his second consecutive loss in a row. Co-Main event of the evening saw #8 ranked Eldar Tskhadaia grind out a unanimous decision victory against another former champion in #9 Steven "The Steamroller" Kennedy. It wasn't pretty and Tskhadaia won't have gained many fans with the manner in which he won but in an industry where the only thing that matters is getting your hand raised at the end of the fight, a win is a win. Tskhadaia now moves back up to #4 with a record of 6-1 and Kennedy drops out of the Top 10 for the first time since the IFC's inception. Other noteworthy events from tonight's fights include IFC veteran Vic "Bonebreaker" Nikolai breaking into the Top 10 for the first time in his IFC career. Nikolai made his debut at IFC II and has had ups and downs but his consistency finally paid off and a win over former #1 contender Serj "Chop Suey" Malakian tonight was enough to push him into the upper echelons of the IFC roster at #9. Vic Nikolai defeats Serj Malakian via Submission 3:24 Rd 1. Congrats to the "Bonebreaker" Damien "The Terror" Demento had a good win over Greg "The Gronk" Bell taking his overall record to 4-1 with a win streak of 3. Demento now sits just outside the Top 10 waiting for his opportunity to really break through. Bell on the other hand has now lost 4 in a row and slips firmly into the middle of the pack. Damien Demento defeats Greg Bell via Decision Iain "The CN" Tower is looking frightening quite frankly and continued on his young journey with a crowd pleasing head kick KO over wrestler Toghrul Rasizade at 1:56 of Round 1. Gin Kobra put together a very effective gameplan to nutralise the powerful takedowns and GnP of heavyweight Paul Michael Levesque and ended up with a unanimous decision victory. Lastly James "The Nervous" Gregor, a man who once sat rock bottom of the IFC roster has now put two wins together in a row and came away with an impressive KO victory over Mr. Pillage. Gregor has been looking better as of late and we look forward to seeing just how far he can take this reversal of fortune. James Gregor defeats Mr.Pillage via TKO 3:59 Rd 1 The following "of the night" awards are sponsored by IniTech Nutrition FIght Of The Night goes to Damien Demento vs. Greg Bell KO Of The Night goes to Steve Butabi Sub Of The Night goes Vic Nikolai After today's event the Road to the Gold is currently looking a little like this #Champion (1) Mew Choo (7-0, 191lbs) #1 (1) Android Seventeen (7-1, 283lbs) #2 (2) Steve Butabi (5-0, 290lbs) # 3 (3) Brooklyn Brawler (5-1, 190lbs) #4 (8) Eldar Tskhadaia (6-1, 243lbs) #5 (5) Wolfgang Lee Roth (4-1, 154lbs) #6 (4) Ricky Hughes (7-3, 264lbs) #7 (6) Don Joe (5-1, 190lbs) #8 (7) Tommy Walcott (5-1, 140lbs) #9 (NE) Vic Nikolai (6-4, 185lbs) #10 (10) Daniel Sainty (5-3, 150lbs) Rankings are determined by hype/pop, p4p rank, win/loss record and a few company internal criteria. Rankings will can and will change frequently after each event

Ironman Fight Club XVI sept 16 fight preview Match 1: Bricks "Parpaing" Thrower (5-4, 205lbs) vs Boyd "The Vanilla Og" Clark (2-4 ,170lbs) Both fighters are still very young and still have a long way left in their career however neither fighter has been super impressive so far. On one hand we have Brickers Thrower with a winning 5-4 record who seems to be very hard to predict since he throws everything at you, though it seems he does not accel at anything, he is definitely the more well rounded fighter. Boyd Clark seems to be more of a mt fighter though in 6 fights he has 1 ko victory, 1 decision victory and 4 ko loses so he is known to be finished more than he can finish. While on paper this is not an exciting fight, anything could happen from a stand up to a ground fight and it will not be predictable at all and those can be the best kinds of fights. Good luck to both of them in turning around their career. Match 2: Mr Pillage (1-1, 150lbs) vs James "The Nervous" Gregor (3-4, 205lbs) I will not be using the full name for Pillage as it does not translate well in English however what did translate well was his IFC debut where he got a round 2 tko victory vs Boyd Clark. So far in his short career Mr Pillage has shown us that he likes to clinch and he likes to punch and so far he has punched real successfully. James Gregor on the other hand is a very interesting vet in the IFC with some mixed results. He is an excellent boxer and has dangerous gnp and all of his fights has led to a finish so far. I do not expect this fight to go to decision but I am very uncertain of what will happen. Pillage will most likely want to take this fight to the clinch as I do not expect that he can out box Gregor. It is also to note if he wants to clinch he needs to worry about Gregor's size and strength advantage. On the other hand if Gregor can utilize his takedowns for some gnp he might not need to worry about being controlled in the clinch. For a low card fight this is definitely one of the more interesting ones we will see of the night. Match 3: Lenny 'Fagan Blaster' Manelito (2-3 ,185lbs) vs Boss Yonic (4-3-1, 185lbs) While both fighters in this open weight division are the same weight, the fighters could not be anymore different when it comes to fighting style. We have the classic striker vs wrestling match up however Lenny has never been able to finish a fight and Boss Yonic has only lost by submission which I do not expect to see from Lenny tonight. It is also to mention that Boss Yonic has the only draw yet to date in the IFC and it was against exciting up and comer Cattan Engoria. Clearly in my opinion Boss Yonic is the heavy favorite however people love upsets and underdogs and it would be a good start to a turn around if Lenny Manelito could finish the former top ten Contender Boss Yonic. Match 4: Naiki "The Drunken Finnish Demon" Nekele (4-2, 260lbs) vs Lavar Washington (1-0, 242lbs) So far in his exciting career Naiki is getting to be known for two things, his granite chin that has not failed him yet with 0 ko loses and his Kicks. Most of the kos I normally have seen in the IFC are from punches or strikes but not so much Head kicks which is how he won both fights that he got a ko victory. Than there is the returning youngster who has not fought since IFC XI. His only fight was very dominating and he seemly has boxing that could potentially demolish fighters in the stand up if given the chance. While Naiki is getting close to breaking into the top 10 and has more experience in fighting, Lavar seemly has worked really hard on his boxing and I wouldn't want to be the guy fighting him in stand up. I feel like a lot is at stake for a fight that is only 4th on the card because it could be Nekele's ticket to the top 10 or Washington's big win as he starts to climb the ladder. Match 5: Paul Michael Levesque (3-4, 255lbs) vs Gin Kobra (3-4, 140lbs) Paul Levesque has yet to be knocked out so far losing 3 of his matches by way of submission. He also seems to like to use his gnp skills even though he is a white belt bjj and it has been proven to be a problem in the past. Gin Kobra is a higher belt in BJJ but he has yet to try to win a match via submission so far though I would think its possible he will try to if he gets into trouble on the ground. Even though I have not seen it really utilized yet but Levesque does have some decent boxing he can work with as well. Gin Kobra is used to using his Boxing skills so this might not be the day for Levesque to try to win with stand up but his boxing skills might help him last longer enough to get to the ground. I think if Levesque gets his hands on Gin Kobra and bring him to the ground it will be a quick easy ground and pound finish for the much larger fighteras long as he can stay away from Gin Kobra's better BJJ skills. Gin Kobra is on a 3 lose steak falling from the top 10, so this is a must win for him if he doesn't want to be known as a mid carder. Match 6: Iain "The CN" Tower (2-0, 275lbs) vs Toghrul Rasizrade (2-2, 162lbs) In his IFC debut Iain Tower needed 50 seconds to completely ko his opponent with leg kicks. In a qfc fight he also showed his ability to use his bjj to tap people out as well so he is a very exciting young prospect who believe might be on his way to the top 10 somewhere soon in the future. Here to spoil that is the much smaller tricky wrestler who last time fought older Damien Demento to a decision lose in what many believe to be a close fight though he really lost the fight on the ground which is where he definitely wants to take it this fight. He must be very wary that he is fighting someone with better bjj and he cant get sloppy on the ground in this fight or it could be over via submission. Iain has a much better stand up game and is the favorite in this fight but Toghrul has clearly been working on his boxing for some time now and keeps making improvements to it. Match 7: Damien "The Terror" Demento (3-1, 185lbs) vs Greg "The Gronk" Bell (3-5, 300lbs) I think a lot of people see Greg Bell as a former top 10 star who is now going to the middle of the pact but he has a big chance to prove why he has been a big part of IFC since the first card. While Bell has lost his last 3 fights he has a couple advantages other than experience coming into this fight. Just like any other Ground Fight Bell has been in, he is the bigger stronger gnper and in this fight he also has a higher BJJ belt than the smaller Wrestler who has been on a roll lately. There is another thing to see here that not everyone might notice but Gronk is not afraid to strike and the last wrestler fight Demento was in he lost the striking battle to Toghrul Rasizrade even getting cut while trying to get to the ground. Being better at striking as well being the bigger stronger fighter might take a lot out of Demento before Gronk unloads his dangerous gnp. Demento is known for his Dangerous gnp as well, cutting Jimbo Bradbrook bad enough to make the ref stop the fight in round 2. However if he makes the wrong move he could easily fall into a submission by Gronk who loves to wait and let his opponent make a mistake. Can Demento get one step closer to the top 10 or will he be another victim of the man who is tied for most IFC card fights in its short history? Match 8: Serj "Chop Suey" Malakian (4-3, 185lbs) vs Vic "Bonebreaker" Nikolai (5-4, 185lbs) We have almost a mirror of match 3 but with two IFC vets who started all the way back in IFC2. They both have recently lost to rising star Steve Butabi on their way to the top and could use a win in their quest for the top. Vic Nikolai will be wanting to take this fight to the ground but he does have a history of getting tkoed early in round 1 when met with some strikers and Malakian has a history of koing his ground savvy opponents within the first minute of the fight. If Nikolai can weather the early storm from Malakian and get this fight to the ground than he will be in a great position. This match is a classic case of a striker with not so great wrestling trying for a quick finish before he can get taking over by the ground game. The big question though who is the favorite in this match because I could see this going either way and one thing is certain, no one wants to lose with all these new rising stars and signees coming in because no one wants to be left in the dust in the title hunt. Match 9 (co main event): (8) Eldar Tskhadaia (5-1, 243lbs) vs (9) Steven "The Steamroller" Kennedy (4-3, 178lbs) Steven Kennedy has been the underdog every single fight since winning the IFC title awhile back, why should this match be any different. This is a position he is used to being in however this is a must win fight if he wants to be taken seriously about getting another title match which is an unfortunately situation for a former IFC champion. Elder Tskadaia is known for his gnp, something he has used to cut 3 people bad enough to get the ref to stop the fight. Sure that's not as interesting as getting kos but he still gets finishes and brutal ones at that. Kennedy will need to use his superior BBJ to tap out Tskadaia before he can do too much damage. With so many people trying to get their spot into the top 10 it is interesting to note that unless they get a draw, someone will be giving up a spot in the top 10. For one fighter, this will be a ticket to being taken serious in the top 10 but can Steven Kennedy once again prove all the disbelievers wrong that his title run was not a fluke? Match 10 (main event): (2) "Big" Steve Butabi (4-0, 290lbs) vs (4) Ricky "Big Tex" Hughes (7-2, 264lbs) If you like big hard hitting stand up fights than this might be one of the biggest main events you can have right now that is not for a title. Former IFC champion Ricky Hughes is known for big exciting fights and finishes as well as not losing a fight yet that wasn't for the title. The man who wants to change this fact is fastest rising star the undefeated Steve Butabi. Not many people in the IFC are bigger than Hughes psychically but Steve Butabi is known for making short work of his opponents. Only one fight so far from Butabi has gone more than one round and it was a true test of his granite chin as he spent most of a round getting stomped by Damien Demento's gnp but he came out of the round almost unfazed to win by tko 33 seconds into round 2. While being stand up fighters known for kos, Hughes throws all sort of strikes from combos to head kicks while Butabi seems to like punching as his effective method of hurting people and he has a clinch that I wouldn't want to be stuck in. Hughes has proved to be very resilient and is without a doubt the second biggest known star in the IFC besides current undefeated champion Mew Choo. Even though Butabi is higher ranked for this fight, he is definitely considered the underdog though a big win here would almost certainly mean a title shot in the future one would assume. People have been waiting for Butabi's bubble to burst but it still hasn't and if he can knock off one of the most popular fighters in the IFC amazing things will be seen in Butabi's future.

Competition Time! At 18:00 (UK GMT Time) we will be doing a 2 x $25,000 draw. Now 2 x $50,000 This will mean that there will be two winners each reciveing $50,000 and a Dauntless Goodiebag including 5 x of the exclusive Comp winner T-Shirt. In order to Eligible for the draw you must be on the Dauntless Mailing list. To do this all you have to do is head to our Store Page and Tick the Mailing List box. Winners will be notified on Forum, Mail and Buzzed. All mailing Subscribers will be notified with Proof of Draw. All The Best. *As this competition was missed ive double the prize pool. (26/09//2017)

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Competition Hall Of Fame Humble Greco - $75,000 Narco Loco Berrera - $50,000 Rei Rei - $35,000 Toth Bert - $30,000 Daniel Cable - $30,000 Tupac Amaru -$25,000 Andrew Anderson - $25,000 Gunner Knox - $25,000 Nick Verheij - $25,000 Mr Manager - $20,000

Competition Results! And the Winner's are......... Toth Bert And Daniel Cable Congratulations Guy's! You will each recive $30,000 and a Dauntless Goodie bag with the Exclusive Dauntless Comp Winner T-Shirt! Unlucky to the rest of you but there will be more draws and giveaways for mailing subscribers. Proof of Draw: Draw 1 Draw 2 Site used for draw: http://wheeldecide.com

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I would recommend Trump to shut down NFL for good.

I think I'm done with MMA as a hardcore fan (at least for the forseeable future) and this was the last straw. Maybe I'll watch the likes of Conor and Joanna fight from time to time but with Jon Jones gone there are very few interesting fighters left in MMA in my opinion. Not enough to maintain my interest and demand my time.

I am really curious what could you teach a newcomer when you have exactly the same level of knowledge ?

Just talk, seems like fixing the engine is complicated. But we got belt cabinet so all is good

The stuff that he and his brother are down with is on the banned list as well.

200-300k per event aint much?

It's weird saying this but I agree with your view. The talent pool has gotten so much better but the fighters just aren't as interesting anymore. I love the sport and I will continue to watch but I would say I'm nearing the end of my hardcore fanaticism as well.

And by everybody I think he also includes him sadly.

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