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Sydney Fights SyFi 23 March 11th - Hyashi’s Lounge - Sydney (0-0, 155 lbs) “Boston” Bob Madden VS (0-1, 155 lbs) Jorginho Marcelo Madden has yet to fight and is making his debut here at the SFC. He has been training for a year and some change in order to make his debut more spectacular having learned a lot more than normal. He has been working on his wrestling jiu jitsu particularly and how he uses those will decide whether he can win the fight or not. Marcelo is 0-2 in grappling and 0-1 in mma fights and he needs to reverse the backwards trajectory he is on. His skill set is very similar to his opponents’ with lightly better wrestling, but worse ability standing. Prediction: Both fighters will be trying to take this fight to the ground and how they perform on the ground will be the determining factor in who comes away with the victory. Winner: Jorginho Marcelo Its difficult to call this one, because both fighters are very similar, however Marcelo has experience grappling against black belts whereas Madden is a newcomer with no experience as of yet. (1-1, 185 lbs) Carl “CJ” Johnson VS (4-1, 185 lbs) Reiner “Armored Titan” Brawn Johnson has fought twice in his career winning his QFC fight and losing his SFC debut against a strong wrestler via submission. If he wants to win this fight he will have to have fixed his weakness to getting taken down or it will just be another repeat defeat. Brawn has shown in his first 5 fights that he lacks the power and ability to finish fights. However, his wrestling is strong enough that he controls the fights from start to finish until eventually getting the decision victory. Prediction: This fight will come down to whether or not Johnson can keep this fight standing or not which ultimately depends on how well he trained after his last loss. Winner: Reiner “Armored Titan” Brawn Johnson has already shown a lack of ability in stuffing takedowns and I expect Brawn’s superior wrestling to be too much for him. (2-2, 170 lbs) Tori “Ice” Kankunnen VS (2-2, 170 lbs) Conor Henderson Kankunnen has gone 0-2 since joining the SFC and has recently branched back into the QFC to halt the negative momentum. This division has been hotly contested and so far we have yet to get to the point where we find out which fighters are the bottom and which are the middle tier, because the distinction has only been the top and the bottom at this point. Henderson is 1-1 in the SFC, but his one loss came against an opponent with a 4-0 record so its not time to count him out yet. He looked very impressive in his first fight with a submission victory, but in his second he ran into a fighter who managed to navigate the ground game slightly better who got the decision victory. Prediction: Both fighters want this fight to go to the ground and have similar fighting styles. Whoever, ends up with the takedown will be the one with the advantage in this fight. Winner: Conor Henderson Henderson’s superior jiu jitsu should be the difference maker in a fight between similar fighters who have equal wrestling. #9 (2-1, 135 lbs) Gary “The Mighty” Dema VS (2-0, 135 lbs) Vladimir “The Destroyer” Shevchenko Dema has had mixed results so far going 1-1 with his loss having been against the man fighting for the title belt Barbosa. His victory was disappointing as his opponent controlled the match while he just managed to do the more significant things in the fight. Against the undefeated Shevchenko making his debut Dema will have to prove himself or fall into the bottom of the rankings. Shevchenko as previously stated is here to make his debut in the SFC hosting a 2-0 record from QFC bouts both of which he won via submission. Dema will be a good test for the newcomer as Dema is considered a middle of the rankings fighter meaning a win shows he belongs on the top half and a loss shows he belongs in the lower half. Prediction: Shevchenko has the obvious goal of getting this fight to the ground where he has the advantage whereas Dema will try and keep this fight standing, because his advantage standing is signicant. Winner: Vladimir “The Destroyer” Shevchenko While their wrestling is equal I expect Shevchenko to be able to get this fight to the ground eventually resulting in him using his jiu jitsu to push his advantage and get the win. (1-0, 155 lbs) Chief Thunder Rolls VS (3-2, 155 lbs) “Brass Monkey” Eddie Johnson Rolls is making his SFC debut in this fight coming off of a victory in the QFC via a 1st round TKO. It was an easy victory for him as he took his opponent down then used ground and pound to get an easy win. Johnson has won once and lost once in his tenure at the SFC losing to the man fighting for the belt in the main event of this card. He will try and put the newcomer in his place and show him that the SFC is made of stiffer stuff than the QFC. Prediction: Both fighters like to tussle on the ground and who has the better ground game will decide the winner in this one. Winner: Chief Thunder Rolls His brown belt definitely lends one to believe he has the advantage, but people beat those of a higher belt level all the time and you can’t assume he will win easily. (1-1, 185 lbs) Eric “The Barbarian” Anderson VS #8 (1-1, 185 lbs) Ciro Di “Immortal” Marzio Anderson won his first SFC fight by outworking his opponent in the clinch. It was a decision win and he won through sheer busyness throwing over 100 punches in the clinch while his opponent threw 0. Marzio on the other hand believes in efficiency using only 11 punches (landing 6) to knock his opponent out early in the first round. His heavy hands are frightening to go up against and he will look to continue his climb in the 185 lb division. Prediction: Both fighters like to fight on their feet, however Anderson much prefers to fight from the clinch whereas Marzio would prefer to fight from a distance. The winner of this one will prove himself as one of the top stand up fighters in the division. Winner: Eric “The Barbarian” Anderson I’m going with this fighter almost against my own judgment, but I just feel Anderson’s intelligence will shine through and through his use of the clinch he will control the fight from start to finish not allowing Marzio to use his boxing to full effect. #5 (1-0, 155 lbs) “Son of the First Man” Pit Canthropus Jr VS #6 (3-2, 155 lbs) Gennady “Gennadyevich” Golovkin Canthropus Jr is out to get out of his father’s shadow and in SyFi 11 he showed that his chances of doing so are not too shabby. He showcased very clean technically sound stand up taking his opponent down in the first minute of action with a knockout. Golovkin is 2-0 so far in the SFC and has made a strong case for himself as a top contender in the 155 pound division. A win here would probably earn himself a shot at the 185 pound title. Prediction: Both fighters love to box, but as Golovkin has an advantage boxing, but little in the way of other skills I expect Canthropus Jr to try and clinch or even takedown his opponent and the fight will revolve around whether or not Golovkin lets him. Winner: “Son of the First Man” Pit Canthropus Jr Canthropus’ game is just too diverse for Golovkin and unless he just stands and fights boxer to boxer I expect him to get the win whether from the clinch or from the ground. #5 (2-0, 135 lbs) Zac “Attack” Hendal VS (2-0, 135 lbs) Dieselnoi Por Pramuk Hendal has earned himself the number 5 ranking in the 135 pound division with just one fight, but he was very impressive winning via TKO about half way through the first round against Baxter. His power is no joke as he showed in his last fight knocking his opponent down through his guard and winning the fight without landing a punch (according to the judge’s scorecards). Pramuk is a very highly regarded rookie coming into the SFC. Lineman neglected to put him in the top 10 only, because he had yet to make his debut in the organization, but the fact that he started him off against the #5 seed goes to show how highly he praises Pramuk’s showing at the RISE KT org. Prediction: Both Hendal and Pramuk like to fight from the clinch and who has the better gameplan and training leading up to the event will get the win in this one. Winner: Dieselnoi Por Pramuk Pramuk comes in widely regarded for a reason and I expect his past in the KT org will help him copiously in this match up against a fellow muay thai fighter. #3 (3-0, 155 lbs) Bernardo De Barros VS (4-0, 155 lbs) John “Ulick” MaGee De Barros has proven that his ground game is no joke by winning two fights in a row via arm bar since joining the SFC. All of his mma fights have ended by submission before the fight could even get to the minute mark making him one of the best jiu jutsu artists in the 155 pound division. A showing here right before the title fight could earn him a spot in the next title fight. MaGee is yet another promising rookie, joining the SFC with 4 straight victories in the QFC with only one being decided by the judge’s scorecard. His strongest skill set would be his Muay Thai and he has shown himself to be deadly from the clinch abusing any opponent unfortunate to get caught. Prediction: While MaGee is a solid Jiu Jitsu artist he is not nearly as strong as his opponent in that regard and as such will need to keep it in his strength the clinch. If this fight goes to the ground De Barros’ impressive grappling will take the victory. Winner: Bernardo De Barros I expect De Barros to solidify his spot at the top of the rankings in the 185 pound division. While his wrestling isn’t particularly impressive, his opponent’s is even poorer and as such I expect this fight to get to the ground where De Barros is completely in his element. Main Event - SFC 155 LB Championship Fight #2 (2-0, 155 lb) Petchuangtong Sitsongrit VS #1 (5-1, 155 lb) Pat Williams Before we get into my preview of this fight I asked Sitsongrit for his background and what he would like the fans and or other fighters to know about him. His answer: “Petchuangtong is one of many brothers who resorted to muay thai. His family moved from Isaan in the northeast to Bangkok when he was a baby and since his parents had to work endless hours in the rice factories, he and his brothers lived at the Sitsongrit camp from Mon-Sat and would only return home on sundays when they would then help selling homegrown fruits and vegetables at the food market. One of the older brothers showed outstanding speed, reflexes and fight IQ and turned out to be the camp's greatest fighter and one of muay thai's most respected "muay fimeu's" (technical, well rounded-style fighter). That was Petsaktong Sitsongrit. "It was easy to train him. He was dedicated, he was strong. He made us a lot of money through gambling", says Put, the camp's head coach and main pad holder. Some would wonder if all the family blood's finesse went to Petsaktong, as the younger Petchuangtong would try to emulate his brother's style without much success. Petchuangtong was lazy and would always half ass the morning run, the situps and the clinchwork sessions. That would show in his fights as he never picked up a win at the main stadiums in Bangkok. He ate too much and quickly ballooned up in weight and was only still accepted in the camp due to some sort of gratitude towards his older brother. When he learned about Mr. Theksit Ruengroung's MMA venture and recruiting in the camp he quickly offered his services. "I don't wanna slave away in the stadiums like my brother. I'm smart." he says. He said he would beat foreigners with ease and even though he did just that in his first two fights, we can only wonder what will happen when he ends up on the ground. A technical fighter in Thailand, Petchuangtong emplyed more of a "muay mat" style (aggressive fighter who relies on punch-kick combinations) in his MMA fights so far. According to the tile challenger "Farangs are soft. They wouldn't survive a day in my homeland". He plans on taking over the MMA scene is Sydney by simply storming his way through his opponents - "All of these MMA fighters are stiff and slow. They move around too much in an awkward way. It's funny." He has big words to say and seeing as he introduced himself I’ll leave it at that, however his opponent in this one comes in as the #1 seed and deserves an intro as well. Williams has won two fights in the SFC against Sugg and Davis both in the first round in impressive fashion. If there was any fighter in the 155 lb division who could give Sitsongrit a run for his money its this man. Prediction: Sitsongrit has the clear advantage standing and although Williams has good Muay Thai Sitsongrit is vastly superior to him. As such I expect Williams to try and takedown Sitsongrit or pull guard if he can manage to clinch. Winner: Petchuangtong Sitsongrit Williams’ takedown ability is not nearly up to the task of taking Sitsongrit down as such I expect Sitsongrit to keep this fight standing and win via TKO.

wash your hands after picking your nose before touching the keyboard

Never heard of that phrase before, must be a Baltic one or something, not sure who would want to climb doors though.

22 is a great age, but what weight class? Could be a deal breaker

You must have popped the "Good In Bed", "Popular" and "Experienced" hiddens. I'd release you.

Hi, I've just started this game, but I'm loving every inch of it so far. I checked the ways to earn some money in this game and writing seems to be the only thing I would consider myself at least proficient in. So if there's an organization out there willing to help me along financially (and maybe give me some helpful starter tips) I'd be more than happy to make your previews, reviews, interviews and any other views you may have stand out!

get a mentor and be very patient.

New Blood V.3 - Iron Man League (Creation Tournament) ***POSTPONED*** CHANGES TO FORMAT. IS NOW OPEN WEIGHT ONCE MORE*** ***Please read if you're still interested*** Tournament is still going ahead but is postponed until new ID creation comes around. Also will be under a new banner and will have a few changes. Most importantly will be back to OPEN WEIGHT Hey guys. In a move that is totally not ripping off the New York Fight Nights Legends tournament that has currently been running, I would love the next New Blood tournament to start in league format! The NYFN tournament was only open to managers that have been ranked Top 10 but this is open to any and all. My biggest prerequisite is that you have at least been playing for a little while and been active. I'm unlikely to accept entries from brand new accounts as there is rather large element of trust needed for these type of things to run smoothly but nothing stopping anyone from shooting me a message if you are unsure. Rules will be similar to the NYFN thing as it seemed to work well and everyone enjoyed. FORMAT 1. Creation date will be when new ID limit comes around (335k) - There will then be four weeks of training time until tournament start 2. Testing is allowed but fighters must be chosen and signed up two weeks after creation. 3. Tournament is OPEN WEIGHT and fighters MUST be 18 4. Shooting for 16 fighters randomly split into two pools of 8 (though this can work with any number of fighters really and could end up being only one pool if poor numbers) and will fight each other once 5. Top 2 or 4 in each pool (or top 4 if only 1 league) qualify for the Quater Final or Semi-Finals which will be standard knockout format. 6. Fights will be EVERY 2 WEEKS and fights will be standard 2 x 10 mins (except for final which will be 3 x 10) POINTS - 3 Points for Finish Win - 2 Points for Decision Win - 0 Points for Loss PRIZE - 1st Place = 500k + 1 year VIP - 2nd Place = 300k + 6 months VIP - 3rd Place = 150k + 3 months VIP - 4th Place = 50k MANAGERS (Aim for 16) 1. Raichu Kong 2. Larry Hawk 3. Pika Choo 4. Fuel4 Hatered 5. Marcus Wood 6. Rail Solimar 7. Alexander Melchiot 8. Ryan Maile 9. Thadeus Banks 10. Emily Chanet 11. Tony Sassano 12. Tim Qwe 13. Mac Little 14. John Stevens 15. Oliver Black 16. Bradley Burns Alternate 1. Leon Stolz Alternate 2. Big Larry ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

I stare out the window and take in the view from the 68th floor of the Chrysler building in NY City. It’s a hazy first day of March in front of me; behind me, there’s a buzz rattling through the offices. I sit in the lobby of KONFLIKT FC’s headquarters. I am here to meet the man behind the resurrection of this one time dominant force on the Tycoon world, Mr. Petro Farantni. He has granted me an exclusive interview and look at the inner workings of KONFLIKT. http://images6.fanpop.com/image/photos/32600000/Cristina-Dochianu-romanian-TV-people-romanians-girls-cristina-maria-dochianu-32660713-500-408.jpg This is Christina Marie reporting.... The staff is loud and boisterous as they talk on the phones and hammer out emails. They are speaking with the who’s who of Tycoon land to create and deliver an amazing fight org experience for the top talent that Tycoon has to offer. Everyone is interested to learn more regarding the bombshell that dropped yesterday where KONFLIKT acquired Bound for Glory and will be hosting the VIP and AVATAR Tournament. At that moment, Mr. Farantini walks through the door with former BFG Co Owner, Big Larry. They shake hands and Big Larry walks into an adjacent office with an amazing full window view. Mr. Farantini approaches smoking a large pipe. The smell is a pungent, yet sweet aroma. He shakes my hand and I ask him... Christina Maria: What scent is that in your pipe? Petro: Ah, good nose. That’s a little Durbin Poison. Just right to kick the morning off and ease into the afternoon. I always need to keep some sticky on the premises in case any of the Convicted crew roll up. Friend in need and such." *He escorts me into his office and motions me to a chair. I take a seat and fire away.* Christina Maria: “Mr. Farantini, thank you for taking the time and allowing me a peek at all the action. Why and how did you manage to pull off a deal to acquire another 330K ID org before any org has had a fight?” Petro: “Ha ha ha! You just jump right in there, don’t you? First off, call me Petro. Well, it’s simple really. The org was in trouble and was probably going to fold. I stepped in and made Big Larry an offer he couldn’t refuse. We’re going to run the tourney at KONFLIKT and welcome all BFG fighters. Big Larry is coming over to be our VP of Marketing and Graphic Design. There’s no real way of acquiring another org. We’re confident many will see what is being built and join the rest of their BFG brothers now flying the KONFLIKT flag.” Christina Maria: “Speaking of flying flags. There’s a great deal of org flags being raised for 330K ID fighters. How do you feel about the competition?” *Petro leans back in his chair, bites down on his pipe, and cracks a smile.* http://dwjx78790mroz.cloudfront.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/03131016/1035x775-20140627-seinfeld-03-x1800-1403889555.jpg Petro: “Competition? We love competition. A worthy adversary is the greatest gift a person can have. I’m just not sure the competition is up to the task. Time will tell, it always does. I mean look, we’re barely 15 days into 330K and already one org has folded. Which one of these guys are next?” Christina Maria: “Are you calling any of them out? I read something about things being said on a forum post. Does it regard that?” Petro: “Ha! I don’t need to call anybody out. They know who and where I am. They’ve known this was coming since the day the KONFLIKT flag was planted. And they know there’s nothing they can do about it. Maybe they’ll prove worthy, a few show potential and can make it interesting. Again, only time will tell.” Christina Maria: “You’ve shaken things up on the forums with your release of two 16 man tournaments and most recently the announcement of your SUPER 6 MEGA Million Tourney. What inspires you to create these events?” Petro: “It’s a team effort. Our mission is to bring some of the old excitement back to the game. Crazy tournaments, huge prizes, big spotlights, lots of chatter. The stuff that makes this game great. Many people rallied behind me when I restarted this org and it showed me people want something like this. We can always find what’s fucked up with the game, but there’s also plenty that’s great and keeps us playing. We want to provide some of that greatness and impact others to do the same.” *At that moment the intercom phone buzzes in:* Secretary: “Petro, your chopper is fueled and awaiting your arrival at JFK.” Petro: “Thanks, Mary. “ *Petro fixes his attention back to me.* Petro:” Time for me to go. Relax and have some lunch, it’s catered from Peter Luger’s Steakhouse.” Christina Maria: “Ha! Peter Luger’s doesn’t cater.” Petro: “The owners, Amy and Marilyn are old friends of mine. It’s taken care of .” Christina Maria: “So, what’s next for KONFLIKT FC and Mr. Farantini.” Petro: “Just you wait and see.”

So I have a guy that lost his fight and is now on 60% morale, is this guy worth keeping? Where do you draw the line to when the morale drop is to high?

1.5 pounds to go?

Just curious, but before signing any contract for you fighters, do you have a thorough conversation w/ the org owner about your fighter receiving fair and beneficial fights?

You're right it's a give and take, each has it's own benefits so you have to play to the benefit it gives you. Proabably not a huge "exploit" as much as it is a balance of pros and cons.

Seems like someone's had their heart broken once or twice. Or just got the clap. Either or.

You can play this game with like no effort. God knows I do. I check the game once in the morning, set my training on sundays and log on if I've had a fight.

if you change the clothes every day it will get the morale back to 100% fast ,i got my fighter morale from 30% to 100% in like 5 days i think or 6

REMOVED DUE TO STOLEN AVATAR ISSUES

depends 60 isnt so bad -- i had good luck with fighters with 0 morale but they are tougher to deal with

http://ancmma.club/images/annihilator.jpg Tonight we will be bringing you some recaps of the latest events in the Annihilation Championships brought to you By Arlen Bales and Pit Bull Development! AnC: Russian Nights 1: Recap http://www.mmatycoon.com/orgeventpublic.php?EvID=901920 St. Petersburg Hayashi's Lounge (2000) 185 Title Fight Ryan Reynolds vs Dan Thacther This title fight would only last one round, but it was a fury of action on the ground. After an early Reynolds takedown and counter sub attempt it was non stop Thacther. Thatcher would throw up nine submission attempts and 1 reversal on the ground before getting the tap at 3:39 of the 1st round by way of Americana choke hold. In addition to the incredible pace of the fight Thacther was also able to improve his position on four occasions. Thacthers ground game is not to be underestimated and it will be interesting to see if his impressive pace and ground skill will lead to title defenses. 145 Co-Main Event Connaw McGregaw vs Santo Luvic Choo Choo, whats that sound you may ask? That is the knockout train, The knockout train has no regular schedule and shows up to reap the souls of MMA Tycoon fighters and managers worldwide. Luvic boarded the train at just 18 seconds into the 1st round. Luvic was able to shoot in for a takedown that was stuffed hard and lead to a head kick followed by a vicious combination that ended the fight. McGregaw looked impressive will he be the next ANC knockout ace? He reminds me of someone even has a similar name but can he be as good as the real mccoy , only time will tell. 145 Main Event Peter Szczawinski vs Gato Wali This main event would live up the hype as both fighters showed tremendous heart and desire to win. Szczawinski would show is knockout power and composure, and Wali would show his heart. Overall a dominating performance by Szczawinski he was able to show off wrestling, clinch, and striking skills. The fight starts out with strong clinch and a takedown by Szczawinski. Wali is able to get to his feet only to be rocked with strong stand up. Wali is able to recover enough to get a takedown only to narrowly avoid a sub attempt. After a ref stand up Wail is quickly dispatched by a straight right hand from Szczawinski. Szczawinski shows great all around ability and gets the KO victory at 4:55 of round 1. Arlen Bales' Annihilator Ep.2 : Recap http://www.mmatycoon.com/orgeventpublic.php?EvID=901586 Las Vegas The Underground (1000) 155 Co-Main Event Matt Denmar vs Habeeb Knowmegomodvelor Lets start this off by saying i refuse to write Habeeb's last name again that was miserable. In a matchup that on paper was classic striker vs wrestler sometimes fighters can surprise you. This fight is a bit back and forth but overall Denmar's grappling defense and clinch game is the story of the fight. Habeeb was able to get some takedowns but failed to control the fight on the ground. Demar was able to not only dominate the stand up game but really negate the wrestling with the clinch. This fight would provide a lot of action but was ultimately dominated by Denmar would received the unanimous decision. 185 Main Event Chief Stalker vs Jesus Christ A match up of boxers the fighters come out and right away its a clash of styles. Stalker trying to get the clinch game active and Christ avoiding and trying to find his range. The first minute goes by with a series of short clinches engaged by Stalker, and Christ working to break the with strikes from both fighters landing. Shortly into a minute Christ lands a great counter jab that opens up a cut which brings Stalker to life. Stalker rocks Christ with a stiff jab then lands a huge right hand. Christ quickly boards the knockout train and the fight is over at 2:58 of the first round. Stalker showed great composure and game planning in a fight that on paper was very evenly matched. Stalkers clinch game and ability to control the range proven to be to much for Christ. AnC 2: Bones vs. Moss: Recap http://www.mmatycoon.com/orgeventpublic.php?EvID=901339 Las Vegas The Underground 145 Title Fight Co-Main Event Connaw McGregaw vs Watin Quary Striker vs Wrestler in this one, Quary and his wrestling skills dominates for two rounds with 6 position improvements and 2 takedowns. Quary totally controls McGregaw but the striking and KO ability show up with around two minutes in the 3rd. A powerful uppercut begins the end for Quary he is dispatched to the knockout train. Two impressive knockout wins and a title for McGregaw . This fight McGregaw showed his heart along with the raw KO ability. Can't wait to see the next outing for McGregaw as his takedown defense is bound to improve. 205 Title Fight Main Event Bon Bones vs Robbie Moss In a excellent title fight this headliner was everything you want in a main event. The Muay Thai skills of Bon Bones was on full display. Moss spent the most the fight struggling to stay out of the clinch, when he wasn't clinched up he was losing the striking battle. Early in the fight Bones opens up a cut via elbow, from there Bones keeps the control with clinch work then strikes. Bones ends the fight at 2:13 of the 1st round with a big left hand. At the end of the day Moss seemed to be outmatched and totally controlled. Bones looked like possibly the best up and coming Muay Thai prospect in the ANS.A well deserved championship win for Bones, whoever gets Bones next will have their hands full. Other Notable Fights: KO of the Night Min Holloway at 1:11 or round 1 Sub of the Night Kamden Jackson at 5 seconds (wow) of the 1st round

Climbing doors is not a good idea. Many hardcore parkour enthusiasts have died this way. Your best bet is to open a door if one does present itself before you.

http://www.mmatycoon.com/gallery/38/38w17.jpg Robert Bebe: [Post Fight Interview] I know a lot of people thought I was all washed up or that I was never gonna make it, but tonight I beat a very game striker and I am here to tell you, you have not seen the last of me! I just wanna thank my management team, Brunno Falcone, my manager, the Staff at Stark Slugger Society, Evil Empire, and Evil Empire Nutrition, they really helped with my prep building up to this fight. I would also like to give props to my opponent tonight, Gregg Doolo. That is one tough guy. He fought his ass off to keep this fight standing and to shut me down on the ground and he almost succeeded. Last, but not least, I wanna thank all the fans that believed in me and supported me when my star was not shining so bright. I will continue to train, and fight to bring you all the best show I possibly can. Thank you! Oh and Ladies... the after party at my hotel is gonna be amazing! you all need to be there.

Looks like Humble did really well with the Blaydes pick

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Come check out KONFLIKT. Happily add some extra bonus money to keep your fighter in a great private gym. Get the mentor as stated above. Be active in the community. Digging through Noob Forums will help with most the questions you have. Humors is on chat, but some other helpful managers are there too. Good luck. Hit me up if you need anything.

Yeah, I'm gonna fight out my creation tournaments and drop my fighters and run out my VIP. I'll be back though. I want that #1 spot before I fully retire

IXF 8 http://mmatycoon.com/images/posters/1519595908IXF%208.jpg How are you doing guys? Did you enjoy last week's dynamite weekend? A recap of last week: we had crowned the first champions of IXF. Tommy Doyle won the lightweight title match against Amari Dion while Venari Venator won the welterweight title match against Bobby Sands Jr. Both title matches ended in a first round finish! As we fill up our champion roster, we go to Hayashi's lounge for the first time. We'll be expecting 2000 in attendance! Let's go IXF! This Saturday, we feature the heavyweight title match of the undefeated submission master Drake Fury as he takes on the KO machine Oro Lono. These fighters have proven to be the top heavyweights of the Island and this match will probably mark the beginning of their rivalry. PRELIMS Super Heavyweight bout Raphael The Ninja Turtle (1-2-0) vs Bas "El Guapo" Rutten (0-2-0) Welterweight bout Mark "Good Night" Henderson (2-1-0) vs "The Axe Murderer" Wanderlei Filho (0-1-0) Super Heavyweight bout "The Jamming fat man" Mortimer Bob Holley (2-0-0) vs Mark Lesnar (2-0-0) Heavyweight bout Gordon "Thunder" Gooding (2-2-0) vs Dave Abbott (1-0-0) Super Heavyweight bout "Red Ribbon Armys" Android Twenty (2-0-0) vs Rene Duchene (1-0-0) MAIN CARD Welterweight bout Michael Escobar (3-0-0) vs Steve McQueen (2-1-0) Both fighters are on a hot streak right now. Escobar has won all 3 of his matches with 3 via TKO while McQueen has won his last 2 matches via knockout. Escobar is an absolute beast in the clinch. In his last fight, he throw 176 head punches alone! What the actual F. McQueen likes to keep distance with his great boxing. Let's see how they keep the fight going. Key Areas: MT vs Boxing Clinch vs Outside Power vs Speed Prediction: Escobar by 2nd round TKO Heavyweight bout Big Man (3-1-0) vs Randy "Arm Collector II" Jacobs (3-2-0) Man is a great finisher, where his only loss was a match against the top heavyweight of the island, Drake Fury. He is a great boxer with versatility on the ground. On the other hand, Jacobs is more of a submission artist, so he will most likely focus on the ground. Both fighters seem to be aggressive so expect a finish in this one Key Areas: Standup vs Ground Big Man's morale Jacob's chin Prediction: Jacobs via 2nd round submission Heavyweight bout Rick Roller (3-1-0) vs Akamu Kalani (2-2-0) Rick Roller will be making his IXF debut in this one. He currently has a 3 game win streak in the QFC. His last match was a memorable one so that might give him a decent boost as he faces Kalani, who now has 3 fights in the IXF. Kalani has a good start in the island with 2 wins and 2 losses, all of which ending in a TKO finish. Key Areas: Granite Chin battle Standup battle KO power Prediction: Kalani by 1st round TKO Light Heavyweight bout Ugandan Knuckles (4-0-0) vs Little Tony (3-1-0) For the second main attraction of the night, we get to see two great fighters in Ugandan Knuckles and Little Tony. Knuckles is currently ranked 6th P4P in the island, all of his wins ending via 1st round TKO. Such KO power right there. Tony on the other hand has never been finished before, proving that his chin can go the extra mile. He's also managed to win 2 decisions, proving that he can play a whole match against Knuckles. Knuckles can finish this quickly with the right punches and his splendid KO power. Will the IXF favorite again destroy a granite chin in Tony, who is about to make his IXF debut? Or will Tony shock the crowd and outplay Knuckles? Key Areas: Knuckles' KO power vs Tony's Chin Gas Tank Standup battle Clinchwork Prediction: Knuckles via 1st round TKO MAIN EVENT Heavyweight Title Match Drake Fury(6-0-0) vs Oro Lono (3-0-0) http://mmatycoon.com/gallery/0/14565873852214.png VS http://mmatycoon.com/gallery/0/15184736493933.gif Now we head on to our main event! The first ever IXF Heavyweight Title match! Both fighters are deserving of the belt. Drake Fury (ranked 7 P4P) has won 6 straight matches all by submission. What a monster! Lono on the other hand has 3 TKOs up his sleeve, all of which are in IXF. Fury has tried to move up the Superheavyweight class because he said no one was willing to fight him at 265, but Lono stepped up and now he has a shot at the title. In Lono's 3 matches, he has never been taken down and dominated all opponents in the standup game. Fury's aggressiveness to get the game to the ground has given him the opportunity to submit anyone, even fighters with good BJJ skills. The key here is whether Lono can keep it standing or KO fury fast enough. In my opinion, Fury has the upper hand here but Lono cannot be ignored. Looking forward to this great championship match. Stay tuned! Key Areas: Ground vs Standup Submission grappler vs KO power Clinch vs TD Aggression levels Prediction: Fury by 2nd round submission

When will you understand that there are rules in the game and people cant be banned just because you dont like them?

New Blood V.3 - Iron Man League (Creation Tournament) Hey guys. In a move that is totally not ripping off the New York Fight Nights Legends tournament that has currently been running, I would love the next New Blood tournament to start in league format! The NYFN tournament was only open to managers that have been ranked Top 10 but this is open to any and all. My biggest prerequisite is that you have at least been playing for a little while and been active. I'm unlikely to accept entries from brand new accounts as there is rather large element of trust needed for these type of things to run smoothly but nothing stopping anyone from shooting me a message if you are unsure. Rules will be similar to the NYFN thing as it seemed to work well and everyone enjoyed. FORMAT 1. Creation date will be 1st April 2018 (The day of the current New Blood tournament final) - There will then be four weeks of training time until tournament start 2. Testing is allowed but fighters must be chosen and signed up two weeks after creation. 3. As always it will be open weight up to -265lbs (must be able to make 265lbs) and fighters MUST be 18 4. Shooting for 16 fighters randomly split into two pools of 8 (though this can work with any number of fighters really and could end up being only one pool if poor numbers) and will fight each other once 5. Top 2 in each pool (or top 4 if only 1 league) qualify for the Semi-Finals which will be standard knockout format. 6. Fights will be EVERY 2 WEEKS and fights will be standard 3 x 5 mins rounds (except for final which will be 5 x 5) POINTS - 3 Points for Finish Win - 2 Points for Decision Win - 1 Point for Draw - 0 Points for Loss PRIZE - 1st Place = 300k + 3 Months VIP - 2nd Place = 150k - 3rd Place = 75k - 4th Place = 25k ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- That's it for now. If I've missed any glaring bits of information out please let me know. I've already got a decent amount of interest and we're about half way to the target already so if you want a spot please let me know asap. Cheers!

If they are in the heritage alliance avoid them

I agree with Ovo above. I don't think Grumbs is beyond his rights as org owner here, but any player actively trying to diminish the player experience and that harasses other players should not have a place in this game. E.a. Humors, Grumbs, Mamado

Don't get a mentor before getting a mentor

Get a mentor; Don't create any fighters before getting a mentor; Don't do anything before getting a mentor.

Grumpy is an asshole. What do you expect from someone in Heritage?

Nobody asked for their guys to be released we all just want to be treated fairly, in every case he has asked for fighters IDs to release them but then blocked us all before we could reply. My fighters are on $1 deals as i was trying to help when the org started and to be honest i never had any issiues with him (apart from him refusing to fight any Louie Depalma fighters because "his guy was lighter than mine once and i lost"), the problems started when he offered a ridiculous fight for my guy who was 3-0 in PFC against a bum who was 1-3 and lost all his PFC fights. (the first of many pointless matchups) He accepted my reason for declining was fair but then offered a similar fight and exploded when i messaged him, i got a torrent of abusive messages and now he keeps sending me terrible matchups just before the inactivity clause kicks in. The funny thing is that we are all expected to accept any fight offered without complaint regardless of how fair or unfair it is, all while 2 of his guys got instant title shots even though 1 lost his last fight. All this while he is only staff at the org but even that is up for debate, pretty sure the "owner" is just there in name so Grumpy Shithouse can run a gym at the same time Dont feed me any of that bullshit about reading contracts before signing and dealing with the consequences, i have run Underground for over 2 years and never treated anyone like this........he is doing it to multiple managers at the same time

Get a mentor. Best tip one can give.

Not arguing the legality of it. But this is a game made for people to enjoy, not the UFC. He is purely a shit person looking to cause grieve.

But then the org owner starts trying to set up your top 20 p4p fighter against a 5k ranked fighter coming off 2 straight losses. The inactivity clause will never kick in because technically he's sending out offers, and your fighter is stuck for god knows how long in limbo. Technically yes, you should pay attention to expiration date in the contract, but it's immoral, even if you accept a long expiration date, to abuse the fighters.

I will like to add the Grumpy bastard is also a fight dodging pussy as a org owner. And I see you gave me a 1 out of ten for satisfaction rating with your fighter I released. Coming from a fellow org owner I find that as a weak pathetic move. Especially when I have done nothing but try to accommodate. Fuck heriatge what a pile of shit!

Looks like you gave up on this thread mate

im 36 and im banging a 22 yo. fuck you all :'(

JIM BRIDWELL: AKA WOLFGANG

Congrats to Blake, thanks to Bjorn, this was fun tournament!

I am applying for the noob fund, I love MMA follow it closely, I am a writer and decent graphic designer, would love to show my work and make a name it that regard. Let me know what i can do to obtain a noob scholarship

I would like to write and photo edit, Well versed at both, American English Speaking attended The Ohio State University.

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