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http://mmatycoon.com/images/manager_avatars/manager_avatar.jpg Unibjorn/humors Q1 Welcome to the interview, Humors, let's jump right into it. When did you start playing MMA Tycoon? A1 Well hello there. I started to play as I even remeber now it was 2009 september 21. Actually when I started I was much younger than I am now and the style how I was playing and how did I understood the game was pretty low. To be fair this is the first and probably the last game I have actually read wiki because with out it I had no clue how to win a single fight. Anyway thats when I started and I have to say I dont see me quiting anytime soon anyway. Q2 So it's been over 8 years now, that's nice. unfortunately I've seen that you don't have the best reputation around here. When did all of the hate start? If you don't mind me asking. A2 Well I was never the most loved guy in the game and probably never will but it all started when I was originaly banned from the game. I was having some fun here and there in forum like I am now and was for ever something what people call a troll but I dont really call myself a troll I am just having fun. But then one day long story short I made a fighter for a tournament called Adolf Hitler and when tournament was about to start it was like 3 weeks in deep training and that was back in 2011 when the game didnt have private gyms for everyone and millions of money. So I spend a lot of time and money on that guy to train and was mad that the owner didnt allow me to play because of the name and then I posted a picture if Hitler in forum in that forum tournament thread and was banned my Mike. Well I wasnt really banned I was allowed to play but not with that account anymore but still I was mad because I was not so bad manager I think at that point I was ranked 7 in the game and I had some good upcoming fighter on of the who later on was top 10 p4p fighter in the game. But thats not the whole part after that and thats probably the only thing what I have done or said in the game I feel sorry for I was so mad about my account been deleted I did start to post picure of dead people and zoophilia in forum for like 3 day strainght and as far as I remeber Mike the owner of the game had to take some time off from real life to deal with all that because he was not really able to go to sleep. After that of course I was not allowed to play at all for like 5 years straight but now Mike has said I can play again and I am calling it a comeback and lets see how it looks. Sadly I am still not allowed to play with my old name humors but maybe it will change. Well but like I said now I am also hated probably 95% not because of what I did before but because of what I am doing now I am just having fun I dont really care whats others think and what reputation I have as long as I have good laugh out of it and I am not abusing the rules of the game so I am not banned again. Q3 Interesting stuff. Let's move on from the hated side of your reputation. Who has been your favorite fighter of all time? A3 Well I have to say I dont follow a lot these days what is going on but I liked some of the old guys from the game I have to say maybe my favorite was a fighter he was ranked number one at super heavyweright his name was Brock Lasnar or something and he was there for a while and was the most intresting part about that fighter his manger was never a VIP manager and build him up in public gyms what compared to these days not be possible or maybe would be? Who knows but I would say no and that did suprisme me and I did look up to that fighter for some time. Q4 Would be shocking to see a NON-VIP manager do that well. What has been your favorite moment/experience in this game so far? A4 Well yes its kinda impossible if you dont have a 1 on 1 training to build up some serious skills and compete. Of course stuff has changed a lot in game but that was something that did amaze me that he did do so well coming from public gym. My favorite moment in the game? I dont even know sadly enougt I was banned before I was able to do anything big but if I go far away and watch at what I have done I had a fighter name Viktors Bricis if I remeber correctly and he was medicore fighter to be fair I had him in the same fight oganization for years where he could never win the tittle. He was fighting for the tittle like 5 times in his carrer but never did come close to winning it. But then something funny happened to the game for some time if you used only counter as high as possible you would win that fight because he would miss all the time but I did actually never tried it or seen anyone else really doing it but once my fighter got like another title shot I was like fuck it lets try it out and went for 100% coutner and he actually won the fight and I have to say I was shocked and happy but he lost it in the next fight when game engine was allready fixed. But was far as the overall game goes I think its the community I have made some friends here who have helped me outside the game as I have helped them and probably thats he only think that still keeps me playing. Q5 Alrighty, final question. Do you have any plans in the game for the future? A5 Well now that I have got 3 months VIP and I will get 3 more from a gut I will hold gym for I think I will start some project fighters. I wanted to get to number 1 spot with out losing any fight doing some QFC and other stuff but it was allways a bit of failure to be fair so I think I will drop that idea and just create some projects. I am allowed to play now back in my alliance and other than that only thing left there is to get my name back but if that will happen, we will see.

Ironman Fight Club Mid Week 10 (Hyashi’s Lounge, Los Angeles) Sorry folks. I've not had enough time to do a preview for every fight but I will always try to get something down for the top 4 fights. I've also changed the format slightly so the preview will go from the main event down instead of the other way. Also the main division shall now be known as the Ironman division. Just trivial things really. Main Card Main Event – Ironman Division Schmorgen Biscuit (6-3, 210lbs) vs. Greg “The Gronk” Bell (5-7, 300lbs) Our main event of the evening is between two long time Ironman veterans Schmorgen Biscuit and Greg “The Gronk” Bell who both made their debuts back at IFC I. Biscuit is a fighter long thought to have had the potential to be a player in the IFC title picture but as yet things haven’t quite come to fruition. After racking up several victories in a row, Biscuit faced a set back when he lost a controversial decision against contender Tommy Walcott which put a halt to his Top 10 ambitions. In his return fight he missed an opportunity to regain that momentum when he came up short against former champion Steven Kennedy losing by submission in the final round. Managing only one win in his last three, Biscuit really needs a win here if he is to prevent getting lost back in the mid roster His opponent tonight is super-heavyweight submission wrestler Greg “The Gronk” Bell. Bell has had some up’s and down during his time in the IFC but has yet remained a main card fighter. He comes into this bout off the back of a submission loss to up and coming challenger Iain Tower and might just be looking to take out his frustrations on Biscuit tonight. Both fighters are best on the ground and in fact are both similar in their styles there. Both preferring a top heavy control game that mixes up strikes with submission attempts. Both fighters have a impressive percentage of finishes and it will certainly be interesting to see who can assert themselves best when it comes to that part of the fight. The key to this fight could be in the stand up. Biscuit has been improving in that area more and more each time we see him and has started to develop a pretty effective clinch game. Bell has never been one to stand and brawl and has often struggled when unable to get the fight down to the ground. Though Biscuit would not be the best striker Bell has faced there is still a large enough gap for it to be a concern for Bell Biscuit might be considered the favorite here as he is younger and has maybe a few more tools to play with in this fight but Biscuit has come up short before and if this fight hit’s the floor, Bell would most definitely be in with more than a chance of putting Biscuit away. Co-Main Event – Ironman Division Ken “The Worlds Most Lethal” Shamrock (4-4, 175lbs) vs. Daniel “The Unsanitary” Sainty (6-5, 150lbs) Our Co-Main event is a tantalising striker versus grappler feast with all the trimmings that usually come with such a dish. Fighting for the first time in a co-main event slot “The Worlds Most Lethal” Ken Shamrock will be looking to put on a showcase performance for the IFC fans to ensure that it isn’t the last. Shamrock has been somewhat inconsistent since ever since joining the IFC with his impressive white belt submission debut win against Terje Warholm and has generally alternated wins with losses. Shamrock is definitely a kill or be killed kind of fighter and this has reflected in his record which now stands at 4-4 with every fight ending in a finish either way. He comes into this bout off of a grueling battle with Dieter Schaafs in which Shamrock turned up the heat early in round three and took over to eventually get the win by TKO. Facing Shamrock tonight is the “The Unsanitary” Daniel Sainty. Sainty is a BJJ Brown Belt with a respectable level of wrestling to help supplement his submission favored style. He has had some impressive wins against top competitors and is currently tied 1st for submission wins in the org with six. With an overall professional record of 6-5, Sainty has had some tough fights lately and currently finds himself on the losing end of a two fight streak and outside of the Top 15. Having been ranked as high as #3 briefly at one time in the IFC, Sainty will not want to stick around where he is for very long. In terms of match up there is little to add that isn’t already well known when it comes to style clashes such as these. We know we can expect Shamrock to seek the KO regardless of what Sainty will look to do and we know that should the fight hit the floor it wouldn’t take long for Sainty to find a finish. This is a tough fight for Shamrock as Sainty has more experience in the cage and has been training for a little while longer. Sainty also has a decent record against strikers which could be due to his feeble but not completely inept skills on the feet. Shamrock definitely has a good chance going into this fight but if he is to take Sainty out, he will need to do it quickly and efficiently Fight 8 – Ironman Division Vedran “Blondebeard” Stefanovic (3-2, 260lbs) vs. Big Murha (2-0, 215lbs) Vedran “Blondebeard” Stefanovic is another big, strong, do or die striker and will be making only his third appearance in the IFC cage. His last fight was against the tricky kicker Naiki Nekele who surprised everyone during that bout when he threw a lot more punches in the fight, one of which ended the night for Stefanovic. In that fight Stefanovic showed that while willing to throw, hitting the target was another problem and against his opponent tonight he may have to refine his accuracy less he suffer the same problem. Now with a record of 3-2, Stefanovic faces another tough test against young prospect Big Murha. Big Murha, still in the early stages of his professional career, comes into this bout fresh from his successful IFC debut against Terje Warholm and a fight that he completely dominated. Currently undefeated at 2-0, Murha is a most definitely a fighter worth keeping an eye on in the future. With a granite chin and a brutally aggressive clinch game, Murha has shown that he is to be respected on the feet despite not being looked upon as an elite striker, on paper at least. At first glance Big Murha looks to be the more well rounded of the two but if we are to take away Murha’s jiu-jitsu advantage, something that so far he has shown no real interest in, the fight begins to look a lot more even. Stefanovic has the better overall boxing but Murha has some strong Muay Thai skills and a better wrestling pedigree too which is what makes his clinch game so formidable. This is a tough test for Stefanovic who will find his best chance of success coming from the outside where he can look to land that one KO shot but if Murha manages to get a hold of him he will have a much harder time putting the undefeated youngster away. Fight 7 – Ironman Division Dieter “The Sheep” Schaafs (4-3, 190lbs) vs. “The Barbarian” Battle Ram (9-3, 220lbs) Dieter “The Sheep” Schaafs has had some mixed results during his time in the IFC having gone an even 2-2. He put in a good performance against Boyd Clark at Mid Week 6 and avenged his loss to Dirty WhiteBoy with a third round KO at Mid Week 7 but comes into this fight off the back of a TKO loss to Ken Shamrock last time out. That loss hit Schaafs particularly hard and sources close to the fighter have told us that his confidence has hit rock bottom because of it. Standing across the cage from Schaafs tonight will be “The Barbarian” Battle Ram. Ram is currently in his second term with the IFC having previously fought under different management. Facing some teething problems early on, Ram dropped back to back losses to Terry Bogard and En Esch but has since turned things around is currently on a two fight win streak following bouts against Paul Michael Levesque and fearless journeyman Gin Kobra. Now with a record of 9-3, Ram could possibly move into the top third of the roster with another victory. Of the two fighters, Ram is the more well rounded and has many more options at his disposal. Both fighters might be considered strikers but Schaaf has barely ever thrown a shot at distance, instead choosing to clinch and doing his work there. That is somewhere Ram has not had much luck with in the past and should the fight spend any significant time there, Schaafs would most likely be the one picking up the points. Ram has a blue belt in BJJ so taking the fight to the floor could be an option but overall his strongest attribute is his knockout power and this is reflected in his KO to win ratio which currently stands at 78%. Of course Schaafs is no slouch in that department and has himself scored three KO’s in four fights. Despite both of these impressive stats, this is a fight I could see going the distance but who will win really comes down to how much of the fight is spent in the clinch. Undercard Fight 6 – Ironman Division Lord “God of Destruction” Beerus (3-2, 185lbs) vs. Vladimir “The Horizontal” Impaler (3-2, 270lbs) Fight 5 – Ironman Division Matt Griffin (4-6, 197lbs) vs. “The Phenomenal” Orgasmic Bliss (1-1, 300lbs) Fight 4 – Ironman Division Bea “Rick” Mason (4-4, 175lbs) vs. Paul Michael Levesque (4-7, 255lbs) Fight 3 – Ironman Division Ispa Murhaa (2-0, 192lbs) vs. James “The Nervous” Gregor (4-7, 210lbs) Prelims Fight 2 – Ironman Division Shigeru Miyamoto (2-5, 160lbs) vs. Blitz “88” Krieg (5-3, 300lbs) Fight 1 – Ironman Division Loa “Spider” Kobula (0-0, 250lbs) vs. Patrick Thompson (0-1, 270lbs)

lol I'd heard about the Adolf Hitler story but not the other nasty stuff. now that a good few years have passed and humours seems to be slightly normal I think that's quite funny. in my homeland they say "if advice was good you wouldn't give it for free" but if I'm giving advice I would say please try to restrain yourself from doing crazy stuff mate. you do seem to be a good guy all things considered.

The other orgs who could have signed him are hurt by your selfish actions. This has been established, and no they can't renegotiate a better deal cause the contract is already signed, if the org owner is nice enough to renegotiate terms (really doubt it under these circumstances since it's the owner who signed the fighter to the contract in the first place.) then yes, but considering the shadyness of the current situation depicted I seriously doubt that would ever happen. A fine is fair and would be in line with most punishments enforced in the real world. But again since the cheaters in suspect pay 2 play goodluck getting a real punishment. They'll just bitch and wine, say they won't play anymore and make someone make a tough decision of possibly losing a paying customer. (Cause the rest of the org owners who pay cash don't matter neither, cause cash walks) So I think this is the most we'll get out of this thread. Just be lucky the fighters involved got released, and keep an eye out for any further suspicious activities so at least we can make the community aware of orgs with faulty business practices. Outside of that idk.

Kongchai Phetboonme (316487) http://www.mmatycoon.com/gallery/3/3b10.jpg "Crack Head you have balls man I'll give you this. if you were smart though you'd never have accepted a rematch with me. Now you ran out of luck. I will KO you inside two minutes trust me."

Yeah, I will give 200k to someone who does that

Anyone got a link to a good guy for creating fighters? Like stat choices for types of fighters and like what to train to get the best fighter possible? Also age how does that play a factor? Shall I make my fighters 18 year olds or very in age? Thanks for the info im brand new!! Edit- Also looking for someone to take my under there wing I want to open either a gym/business or fight org when I go vip but i need help understanding some aspects of the game. PM me

Get a mentor through the "Mentor" page in the main menu on the right (click on the icon with the green and blue little guys side by side each other) - People will give you tips here in the forum but everyone will agree it's not like getting a mentor. You should get a mentor. on top of that you can ask for help in the forum AND get personalized help from your mentor. so you should get a mentor. Also search for the recent thread about "Fighter builds" there are only a couple of replies there that will give you the whole idea about creating good fighters for a new manager. if you get VIP there is no doubt that the best way to play the game is to create 16-18 year old "projects" and train them for a couple of months until they're ready to fight. However IMHO a new player should create at least 2-3 25 year old fighters who won't be the best long term but will give you the option to start fighting right away.

Weekly Aloha & Monthly Rankings November 2017 - ● Index 1. Index 2. News 3. Available Bounties/Rewards 4. Review 5. Preview 6. Rankings 7. Sponsors 8. Noob Message - ● News Glory Crown Grand Prix Round 1 starts this Sunday. Goodluck to all of our competitor's in the field! Detailed Preview of round 1 in the preview section! The current up to date bracket is at the following website. http://challonge.com/np0qdadl Title Fight Announcement I would like to announce that on the 23rd of December current Heavyweight champion Caul Rogba will face the former DSOF kingpin John Braddock in his first defence of his title. Goodluck to both fighters! Location of the first show of the New Year Where among the locations we have not visited should we visit? Amsterdam? Montreal? New York? Las Angeles? Where do you think we should go first? Fighter Cuts (p4p 6k+) After the New Year we will be cutting fighters over 6k in p4p rankings. Fighters who are currently signed with us and are over 6k must win there first fight in order to stay. With the abundance of 320k and 325k orgs atm it would be best to let lower hyped fighters regroup and get their careers back on track in NJMMA , Rise, IFC, and a couple others that have sprung up or possibly get back on track through qfc. New ID Policy In an effort to begin expanding our competitive reach beyond the 320k limitations I am laying Down new policies regarding ID restriction within the org. If you have any issues or concerns with any of these ideas please feel free to contact me so we can at the very least talk about the issue at hand. I value everyones opinions and have already shaped the org with suggestions and ideas from managers within the org. 317+ ID Policy (Island Fighter Policy) We will be allowing fighters from the island with 317k + range in ID to participate within EPGH. Fighters must be within the orgs current skill level (take a look at our top fighters and projects and you should get an idea.) We are allowing fighters within these specifications to join because, there's a decent gap in competition between a normal 315k fighter and an island 317k fighter, along with the lack of 315k orgs these fighters don't really have too many options in way of real competition that would have an opportunity to fight in a division with fighters in a similar skill level, and be able to challenge for a title. 318+ Id Policy (non island creation) We will be loosening our ID restriction to allow 25 year old creation fighters 318+ to join our org (fighters under 320k need to be within the orgs current skill range and will be looked into prior to being offered a contract) as of now we still won't allow any projects (16-19) under 320k within the org. Over time our restriction will slowly be taken away as the skills of the fighters under our umbrella will improve, so must the challenges we give them. With these new guidelines we hope to continue improving the orgs overall competition. 325k+ Id Policy Due to the current state of growth within the org I would like to inform that EPGH will not be signing any 25 year old creation fighters over the 325k restriction. 16-18 year old creations over 325k are still welcome but must have a winning record outside of EPGH prior to being given a contract. Highly recommend joining Rise with any fighters over 325k regardless of creation age. - ● Bounties. Managers who post bounties on another fighter are required to pay the bounty themselves once the bounty has been completed. Managers who post a bounty and don't pay will be banned from placing further bounties, and possible further consequences could be enforced. 10k 1st person to Defeat John Braddock. Next Opportunity: Caul Rogba Dec 23rd) Who Placed the Bounty? Jay Veers 5k 1st person to KO/TKO Jill Bill Next Opportunity: Lodzov Hugz Dec 23rd Who Placed the Bounty? Jay Veers 10k to the first person to Submit Damen Mayer Next Opportunity: Ricky Stephenson Dec 12th Who Placed the Bounty? Wayne Bruce ● Achievement Rewards Are out of my pocket rewards for certain accomplishments that have yet to attained during the short history of EPGH. First Fighter to Defeat a Champion in a Operational Org Outside of EPGH - 10k First Fighter with a 5 Fight EPGH Win Streak - 5k First Fighter to win EPGH titles in separate weight Divisions (I will not allow anyone to hold 2 titles simultaneously you must drop the first to pursue the second) - 10k First Fighter to go on a 10 fight win streak - 10k - ● EPGH 3: Wonder vs Rogba Review What an amazing event! This event might prove to be a big turning stone in the history of EPGH as we registered our first event rating of over 100 with a rating of 109! This launched us from fringe top 40 org to a top 35 org that plans to grow considerably in the coming weeks and possibly enter the top 20 sometime around February. Though the prelims were relatively quite and featured a few names that will be featured prominently in future cards many of whom launched themselves into the top ten within their division and possibly earned themselves spots on the main cards rather than the prelims. Overall the weekend was a complete success but here's the fights that made the biggest impact in the title landscapes of each division. Main Event Wonder vs Rogba Inaugural Heavyweight Title Fight This matchup didn't disappoint as it brought In the coveted Fight of the Night Award bonus of 1k to each fighter. Which was a nice surprise as Wonder came into the fight struggling to make weight but overall didn't effect his performance much in the first round . Though that changed very quickly in the second round as once the men came together and started to swing Wonder got clocked with a title winning left hook from Rogba bringing his night to an end and starting the Rogba reign atop the EPGH Heavyweight Division. Not soon after it was announced that Rogba will be facing former Dutch Series of Fighting Heavyweight Champion John Braddock on the 23rd of December at EPGH 4: Rogba vs Braddock. Caul Rogba Next Title Defence: John Braddock 12/23/17 Muffin Wonders next fight: N/A Co-Main Event Lancaster vs Bohac Inaugural Welterweight Title Fight In a back and forth submission battle where it looked like both men would squirm on the ground trying trying to lock in that fight clinching submission for an entire 5 round championship fight. Based on that it would be easy to assume this fight was a bore and if you were to take my opinion I would say yes. This fight was a bore, but that didn't stop James Lancaster from sinking in that final submission attempt after what seemed like an infinite array of back and forth attempts to get one another to tap. Congratulations to James Lancaster to pulling off the victory in a battle that could have gone either way but unfortunately Bohac was the guy who came away tapping out. James Lancaster Next Title Defence: N/A Martin Bohac Next Fight: Jason Bridges 12/23 EPGH 3 Prelims Main Event Page vs Worthington Brad Page win like he's won in his last two bouts by way of tko this time at the expense of the popular Reese Worthington who is now on a 2 fight losing skid including his lone foray into Kickboxing. Regardless Brad Page has shown his worth in his first 3 EPGH contests and has firmly established himself among the best heavyweights currently in EPGH. Look out Caul Rogba, John Braddock Brad Page may be coming for you! Other Big Winners Include Mikael Joshua who won his 3rd straight EPGH fight James Jang who won via armbar within 28 seconds to win a sub of the night bonus. Very impressive. Kimbo Ferguson Jr beat a very solid Yushin Sakuraba to get another W in the win column after losing his previous fight. Jason Bridges won with a vicious Head Kick to bring his record to 4-0 and win KO of the Night Honors Gregg Doolo got a finish resulting in his 6th victory, and his next fight will be at this weekends Kickboxing event. Goodluck on the quick turnaround! Hungarian Hotdog and Greek God both won improving to 3-0 and continue to rise up there divisional ranks. Tom Blackmore who thrusted himself into the Bantamweight title picture with a win during the prelims. The rest of the winners from this weekend include: Muhammad Khairullah, Randall Cobb, Big Rodmanshaq, Antonio Semu, Nathan Boudreaux, Sylvester Stallion, Max Paddy, Jim Norwood, and Marshall Taylor. Congratulations to all of our winners and to the losers better luck next time! - ● Weekend Preview Glory Crown Grand Prix Round 1 Quick Preview Hell Yeah! The tournament that has been 2 months in the making is finally happening and hot damn do we have some fighters worthy of competing for the first EPGH Glory Crown. We have guys from all over the tycooniverse with very different experiences with a variety of different sizes as well.. Including the ever so confident Avery Nijholt who came over from GAMMA Rising Stars to compete as a surprise entrant, we have former. DSOF Lightweight Champion Deklek Sitsongrit involved looking to add to his trophy collection and do the sitsongrit gym proud. With over 500k in total reward money not including the various incentives this tournament is without a doubt going to bring some dynamic fights and start the EPGH Openweight Kickboxing division off with a bang! Other competitors include EPGH MMA veterans Blaze Max, Mai Pai, Eddie Sevilla, Ethan Adams, and Christian Shaw. Fighters returning from our first Kickboxing event last month include Jonah Snow, Nathan King, Rick Piano, Frank Winston, Pickle King, and Prakesh Singh. The rest of the competitors include Dynasty K-1 Alum Odogwu Agrinya as well as newcomers to Kickboxing Darth Maul and Felix Jaroslav. Goodluck to all competitors within the tournament! Along with the 8 tournament fight comes 2 KT test fights and to those fighters goodluck on possibly deciding your future within combat sports! Saturday Night Pride Fights Brazil Quick Review We finally crown our Inaugural Light Heavyweight champion leaving only the Featherweight strap yet to be claimed. We see the ever so popular Frank Brickie Curtis who will look to lay the foundation of a first time title reign versus a hungry French Frye looking to give Frank his first taste of defeat! Also on the card we have Billy Littlebighorn Lakota facing John Smith in what should have been booked last week in honor of thanksgiving can history repeat itself? James Lancaster brother of EPGH Welterweight Champ Nick Lancaster is in action squaring off against young gun Amish Mehra in what aims to be a captivating fight from start to finish. All of these fights and seven more occupy Hayashi's Lounge in Rio De Janeiro this Saturday. Goodluck to all of our competitors! - ● November Monthly Divisional Rankings The following rankings are the current top 5 contenders in each weight class. The rankings are determined based on a combination of factors including record, win streak, p4p ranking, record within org, and accomplishments. I tried including for the most part only fighters who have participated in an EPGH fight but some fighters made it through due to past accomplishments or due to a thin division at the top. #. Contender/Champion Name of Fighter Career Record (EPGH Record)[# of Title Defences Currently on] Bantamweight Division (135 lbs) Champion - Snake Duanesboy / 5-1 (1-0)[1] #1. Pablo Ramon The Secrete Weapon Sanchez / 5-1 (0-0) 2. Daren Dog face Altman / 3-0 (2-0) 3. Tom Red Dawn Blackmore / 3-1 (1-0) 4. Pocong Kranang / 3-0 (2-0) 5. Jill The Eagle Bill / 6-1 (1-1) Featherweight Division (145 lbs) Champion Vacant 1. Damen Mayer / 8-1 (0-0) 2. Ricky Steamboat Stephenson / 4-1 (3-0) 3. Jamaican JJ Jam / 3-0 (2-0) 4. Roman Boesku / 3-0 (2-0) 5. Max And Paddy / 4-2 (1-0) Lightweight Division (155 lbs) Champion Makonouchi Ippo / 5-0 (3-0)[1] #1. Blayze Fire Starter Sommer / 3-1 (2-1) 2. James Lancaster / 4-1 (2-1) 3. Indian II Icecapades / 3-0 (2-0) 4. Valentino Silverfansz -0 (0-0) 5. Justin The Highlight Alverez / 3-2 (0-0) Welterweight Division (170 lbs) Champion Nick Lancaster / 5-0 (3-0)[1] #1.Hungarian HH Hotdog / 3-0 (2-0) 2. Jason Wooohoo Bridges / 4-0 (1-0) 3. Jansen Harumafuji / 4-1 (2-1) 4. Mason Roth / 5-0 (0-0) 5. Jim Norwood / 2-0 (2-0) Middleweight Division (185 lbs) Champion Girkul Noseflame / 5-0 (3-0)[1] #1. Delta Knox / 4-0 (0-0) 2. Francisco Orelhinha Junior / 3-0 (3-0) 3. Kabala The Wizard Magaluff / 3-0 (1-0) 4. Varun Kumar / 3-0 (3-0) 5. Richard Tuffenuff / 5-0 (1-0) Light Heavyweight Division (205 lbs) Champion Vacant 1. Frank Brickie Curtis / 6-0 (2-0) 2. Rench FF Frye / 3-0 (2-0) 3. Travis Jackwabbit Westfield Jr / 5-0 (1-0) 4. Alistair Velasquez / 4-0 (2-0) 5. Lars Van De Riet / 6-0 (1-0) Heavyweight Division (265 lbs) Champion Caul Rogba / 6-0 (2-0)[1] #1. John The Hooligan Braddock / 6-0 (0-0) 2. Mikael Joshua / 4-0 (3-0) 3. Muffin The Muffin Man Wonder / 5-1 (2-1) 4. McBezonchik Dmitry Bezymyanny / 8-2 (0-0) 5. Brad One Punch Page / 4-1 (2-1) EPGH Pound 4 Pound Top 10 Rankings are given based on win streak, strength of division, p4p ranking, and Fight performance. 1. John Braddock (^) 2. Makonouchi Ippo (=) 3. Caul Rogba (^) 4. Snake Duanesboy (^) 5. Girkul Noseflame (^) 6. Deklek Sitsongrit (^) 7. Nick Lancaster (v) 8. Damen Mayer(^) 9. Frank Curtis (v) 10. Delta Knox (^) EPGH Divisional Rankings These rankings rank each division by how strong each division is from top to bottom. This is determined by record, average p4p ranking, and overall competitiveness. These rankings have an overall effect on the p4p rankings. 1. Heavyweight 2. Middleweight 3. Light Heavyweight 4. Bantamweight 5. Lightweight 6. Welterweight 7. Featherweight November Rankings Overview Signing of many key figures within DSOF really improved the quality of competition throughout the divisions. By far the biggest effected was the Heavyweight Division of which has become the premiere division within the org. This is reflected by having 2 of the top 3 fighters within the org currently within the division, middleweight though quite far behind due to the sheer depth of the heavyweight division the middleweight division also boasts 2 top 10 p4p fighters as well. And though the Light Heavyweights highest ranked fighter is at 9 the overall competition is very strong and once a champion is crowned I'm sure whoever it is will rise in the rankings. At the bottom is the Featherweights as despite the impressive showing from Ricky Thompson the rest of the division is still lagging, hopefully the signing of Damen Mayer is a turning point and can get this division off the bottom. - ● SPONSORS At EPGH we truly value each of our sponsors and like to report that many of EPGH's sponsors have grown considerably much like EPGH has and have become high rank8ng figures within their specialties. And all offer fantastic products to help all of your fighters fight at peak physical and mental condition. 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Fair and valid point, I'm not going to lie that would be a concern of mine as well.

It's not a good idea. Too often do orgs sign a fighter only for the fighter to get released after 1 loss. The money isn't the problem, it's losing the fighter. Org fight to sign every fighter and if they lose the fighter to another org because the new manager is friends with that org owner. It's going to be a problem.

I don't understand how? it's not like you'd be totally losing out cause you will be reimbersed. Now the amount for reimbursement can be negotiable whether it be 100% of the bonus or 50% or whatever but the overall concept should at least be looked at. A contract is a contract I do agree but most people picking up FA's wouldn't worry about getting out of a contract if the org the fighter he picked up is in has given a fair contract. And on top of that making the activation of this clause the amount of the bonus makes it a deterrent, offer your fighters good bonuses and good fair contracts and this shouldn't even be an issue in the first place. So yes you could lose a top fighter, but if your a good org owner give fair contracts and have a good reputation you generally won't lose many fighters if any.

This is a horrible idea and would lead to even more problems and only punish org owners, if we sign a fighter to a lucrative contract and the manager launders the cash and releases the fighter the org loses out.......this single suggestion would render contracts pointless

Trying to stay relevant while dodging relevant fights. Atta boy.

Dale McCann jump on this Rei does great work!

"The fabulous" raichu kong has officially signed the dotted line for the 145 lb division. 18 is the greatest age in the world to fight at?

Isn't that less than QFC? lol

idk about the 'bot' part. I like how QFC itself is done now. But when going QFC, why is it restricted to a regional thing? I think for the lower level QFC fighters, let them fight anywhere in the world, just to test them out. Keep all the of the other restrictions in place. This might lead into a higher turnover for fighters. But for me, it is annoying to have to wait a few days for a QFC.

315k IFC runs 2 divisions. An openweight any age division 315k+ id obviously A young blood 265 lb division (up to 20 years old. Once you turn 20 you can sign with the openweight or find a new org?

You shouldn't have to do in any particular order, as your allowed 12 coaches at any skill total or X number of coaches at 3000 points total.

EPGH is also a solid option for 320K If you guys are new and are making a bunch of fighters pls try to support all orgs so we all grow together.

As I said; I don't wanna harm Mike's profits, so I don't think a ban is the right play here. However; the FA thing is far from the only problem here. The fact that we have org owners who abuse the system and matchmaking abilities to give their mates a leg up is a big problem. There are many that do this; not just the ones mentioned in this thread. A ban is a little extreme; and would ultimately hurt the game. I stand by what I said about a fine for these sort of actions though; because whilst many will now withdraw their fighters from KOFC (myself included) there is little deterrent to stop people doing the same thing in the future. I think a tycoon cash fine makes sense in this instance, as many managers have been effected because of the actions of Blake and Wink.

I don't think there needs to be a system in place necessarily to handle these things. Yes; it is shady behaviour, but I think this thread proves that the org owners will get the bad reputation they deserve for this. Now unfortunately; as Jamie pointed out; there isn't a clear cut way to completely stop what they have done without in some way punishing legit org owners, which I'm not in favour of at all. I would be in favour of a ban from the game for this; the issue is that this harms Mike's profits, which obviously none of us want. I think though that maybe some sort of fine should be imposed. A Tycoon cash fine, maybe 75% of the managers money? Or the total org money? Difficult to impose I know. But this may be a way of trying to punish stuff like this; that ruins the game for a large amount of people, without punishing the hard working honourable org owners. EDIT: If the fines were to be put into place; I propose they get sent to the noob fund in order to help newbies start out in the game

you are totally hijacking the thread lol (even if you say you don't want to).

I think you get like 250 for a qfc fight

So you would ban someone from the game because he signed a bunch of FA's to his org? I think this is going way overboard, for one, there is no rule in the game saying you cannot do this, so if there is no rule, you cannot ban someone or punish him. I think a solution could be that it should be illegal to sign and release in your own org, you will need to have at least one fight. We could automatically sign another problem this way, if lets say someone sign's and releases without fighting in an org, then the fighter gets automatically released again, the sign on fee gets deducted from the original manager (who released the fighter) and returned to the org. This way you stop people from using their "multi accounts" and also it will help smaller orgs from getting ripped off by assholes who sign and release. I think if we implement this, we solve (to a big extent) a lot of the problems mentioned. Obviously, someone can still sign, fight once and then release, but that is way more hassle and do not forget many of these people want to pad their fight records.

If anyone really wants to join an org mine is in rio and I pay according to skill starting from 1k/1.5k/1.5k up to 4k/4k/4k is hype is more you get paid more and 320k ID restriction for selected divisions {don't want to hijack his thread, but if someone reads this looking to get hired I give them that opporitunity} http://www.mmatycoon.com/orgpublic.php?oid=5367

No need for a neg bro! But hey I am just trying to help plus I want more fighters altoigh I have like 100 contracts out waiting to be signedBut Let us not get off topic here this is a dead thread lets leave it that way

What a load of BS. no one has been affected. I can pick up whatever FA I want, if I have the highest ranking, just like anyone else can. If I don't like the fighter I pick up once I see all his #s I can dump him, just like anyone else can. If someone else decides to pick up that fighter after me, they are free to do what they want with him and re-negotiate any existing contract, just like any FA assigned to any org. F@ck you all.