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people say different things. I'm on every day, enjoying the hell out of myself, that's what I'm saying.

I wonder why that is? #fuckheritage

I just came back after a few years. And fucking love this game

I have a private gym. And Im new to the game so I dont have many fighters to spar. But some public gyms have great sparring sessions. SOME of them. Itd be nice to be able to just simply put in his training schedule to sparr or whatever at the other gym on those days.

Sisu "Mantis" Okunaba http://www.mmatycoon.com/gallery/0/13959490393559.jpg Ready for another win this month,this month will be a TKO win

Madness MMA Rankings 6/1/2018 135 lbs. Champ : Sean Talon [41-21-1] 1. Diagoro Yabaisama [23-14-2] 2. William H. Booney [33-15-1] 3. Quentin DeBramalo [26-19-0] 4. Dado Mata [17-7-1] 5. Boyko Kersikov [22-7-0] 6. Lu Hao [21-15-2] 7. Roko Tiili [26-14-2] 8. Ricardo Monteban [35-26-0] 9. Andrey Tutor [38-27-3] 10. Ori Jokinen [28-20-1] 145 lbs. Champ : Garrick Head [20-9-0] 1. Marc Spector [22-8-0] 2. Micah Hayes [21-15-0] 3. Gray Maynard [11-3-0] 4. Hugo Wolf [33-24-0] 5. Sergio Bujol [27-14-1] 6. Giovanni Nicodemo [9-6-1] 7. Billy Bolek [15-11-0] 8. Johnny Chambers [16-13-0] 9. Baki Hanma [17-19-0] 10. Juan Koski [34-24-3] 155 lbs. Champ : Dominic Fortune [26-9-0] 1. Azar Qasi [34-12-1] 2. Ozzy McKane [43-19-0] 3. Cholo Van Gaal [24-10-0] 4. Esko Marttinen [9-2-0] 5. Dong Uk [29-28-1] 6. Nik Snow [6-2-1] 7. Billy Bush [22-19-2] 8. Cruz Lopez [12-5-0] 9. Jose Correa [20-14-0] 10. Jack Hanma [15-13-1] 170 lbs. Champ: Yamato Take [15-1-0] 1. Hugh Moors [12-1-0] 2. Randy Poffo [15-9-1] 3. Lasse Alatalo [17-5-0] 4. Alan Ford [17-14-0] 5. Anakoni Kai [30-17-0] 6. Brian Hardy [28-13-1] 7. Holger the Dane [12-9-0] 8. Laat Dovah-kinn [15-5-1] 9. Leonardo Atunes [16-6-2] 10. Andy Rothschild [8-7-0] 185 lbs. Champ : Max Houston [13-9-0] 1. Ken Womack [11-4-0] 2. James B. Grossweiner [13-10-0] 3. Lance Legstrong [27-24-0] 4. Jimmy Dias Jimenez [37-23-1] 5. Michael Carter Williams [22-10-2] 6. Aldo Vurny [28-19-0] 7. Sisu Okunaba [9-1-0] 8. Starling Silva [14-8-0] 9. Jari Aarnio [12-6-0] 10. Allen Coyoca [17-7-0] 205 lbs. Champ : Garry Kelly [28-7-1] 1. Solomon Kahn [15-6-1] 2. Joey Kocur [33-15-1] 3. Soul Jah [29-9-0] 4. Alexi Laiho [16-10-0] 5. Ernie Bezoink [23-25-0] 6. Gunnar Wylde [15-8-0] 7. Michel Telo [30-17-2] 8. Edward Blake [20-14-0] 9. Bilabong Conrad [18-16-0] 10. Logan Ninefingers [8-4-0] 265 lbs. Champ : Gabriel Gray [23-4-0] 1. Paul O'Connell [21-11-0] 2. Tel Britton [30-16-0] 3. Borg Bunting [23-12-2] 4. Tearrius George [17-7-1] 5. Ichabod Crane [22-17-0] 6. Vunny Bin [25-14-0] 7. Liam Gallagher [15-8-0] 8. Colin Turnbull [10-6-1] 9. Chip Chocolate [15-13-0] 10. Captain Boromir [29-21-1] 265+ lbs. Champ : Orpheus Boagrius [30-8-0] 1. Stu Grimson [28-6-0] 2. Jimi Powell [26-17-2] 3. George Patton [27-14-0] 4. Milktoast Diddlybottom [13-11-0] 5. Lock Bresnar [21-19-1] 6. Kevin Shinnie [10-1-0] 7. Hannibal Lyons [30-12-0] 8. Ijsa Mohammed [12-11-0] 9. Saul Tighe [23-14-0] 10. Baltasar Halko [18-13-0]

this is a great game, even if no more improvements are made i'm still enjoying myself playing this as it is!

International Home of Full Contact Fighting New York, NY Re-branded to 310K Currently looking to fill all divisions with exception of 265+ Contact Owner for Contract Opportunities Abe Eaton (85551) New York City is full of opportunities and has many different organizations that compete in mixed martial arts. While IHOF started out as a rogue organization signing different level of fighter ID's, they have recently re-branded looking to offer another opportunity for the 310K ID and above. If you want a fresh start because your fighter was on a losing streak, or you took time off to train and need a new place to call home, you can come to New York. Want to prove your fighter can become a champion? The road to a title won't take long here if you can stand the tests. New event will be booking soon for June 2nd with fight cards every Saturday of the month, so your fighter should be able to have at least 2 fights each month. New logo, New Belt, New ID Restriction, and a whole new attitude! Join today! IHOF is in search of a Merchandise Partner, General Manager, and Talent Scout. Contact Abe for more information!

yes details are on the first page, but it is heavyweight grappling. Also Humble/Camara i have another thing to add to this. If you win this tournament and are able to win the championship whether percy has it or not at that point, ill match scottys 250k prize to the new champion.

I'll make that booty tap out to my touch ?

All the people saying it is dead make it pretty lively IMO.

DARE 49: WESSON VS. BOUNTY (905597) http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/posters/1527259897images.jpg 209 Arena (21,209), Amsterdam Preview by: John Daugherty The 1st time ever for the DARE ORG to fight in the 209 Arena as this monumental event will be headlined by the crowning of the new middleweight champion. Lets take a quick look at the main card Main Event Middleweight Championship Dean "The Bounty Hunter" Wesson (293172) 16-9 vs. Jamie Bounty (296459) 15-5 Both fighters are stepping up with win streaks at their backs to take the vacant title since hall of famer Razmig Grigorian left the organization to fight in GAMMA. Both guys have great cardio and can take the fight in deep water, as they will both need it as this is a 5 rounder. The only thing I can say is that this is the fight to make and the organization is excited about the future of the division moving forward. Co-Main Event Light Heavyweight Kassim "The Albino Warrior" Magufuli I V (300198) 10-5 vs. Niko Alzate (298548) 11-3 A pair of hard punching, switch kicking, and dirty fighters will clash as a very important co headliner for the event. Alzate is on a 3 fight win streak and Magufuli has rebounded from a tough loss to now champion Sosynzski. There should be a KO in this fight as both love to throw down. You can dissect each's record and stats, but the fact is whoever can execute their plan the best will be the victor. Title contender implications will be for the winner. Heavyweights Siva Tavau (299393) 15-5 vs. Edmond Honda (309430)10-5 A pair of ruthless motherfuckers here, albeit that they get the fight where they want it as they are more of a one trick pony so to speak. Honda has some boxing and thai skills that he has used to dispose of more than one opponent, but he also has an underrated ground game in which he used in his last fight choking out his opponent. Tavau, has background in maori wrestling, something he picked up on in New Zealand and thus has trained in a combat jiu-jitsu environment. Tavau can do either the ground and pound or take it to submission victory. This fight is a toss up. Heavyweights Samuel Douglas (297067) 8-3 vs. Guy Laliberte (299467) 9-5 A couple of heavyweights like this should definitely make for a great fight. Douglas came into the org hot and was once a top contender, but since his loss in a title fight to Shreve Jr he has cooled off, losing 3 of his past 4 fights. This fight will more than likely determine his future going forward. Laliberte has only 1 loss in Dare to top contender Jason Steele. He has shown the ability to stand and trade, but sometimes he can be a little sloppy. His lone dare loss to Steele was disappointing as he was unable to land strikes with effectiveness. Both fighters bring high skills into the contest and both are capable of a quick knockout. The Best of the Rest 170 lbs Alastair Dunn (291190) 13-8 vs. Trevor "Mad Dog" Lawson (307691) 11-10 205 lbs Gobal Batra (296607) 12-7-1 vs. Muhammad Gartzen (296505) 7-1 205 lbs Xafan "Demon Hunter" Kong (297561) 10-3 vs. Franky "Arch " Page (296547) 9-7 170 lbs Kim "Ray-Ray" Babbitt (299701) 7-0 vs. Simon Budimon (299012) 8-2 145 lbs Brando "The Tragedy" Reigns (294460) 7-3 vs. Walter "Heisenberg" White (295041) 3-0 265 lbs "Hacksaw" Jim Duggan (301112) 8-5 vs. Konstantin Sokolov (300739) 5-7 DAREDEVILS MMA IS SPONSORED BY: http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/company/logo/152562051755784_1479552989.jpg

I played briefly about 6 years ago, stopped after about a couple of months because I thought it was too slow and I grew frustrated. Picked back up playing it over a year ago because I love mma, but was really bored. I play world of mixed martial arts some, but even that gets repetitive and boring over time. Here at least you get to interact with other players from around the world and in a lot of ways is like a monopoly mma game online, that you will have frustrations, losses, and disappointments just like in real life. I'm almost at the anniversary point of my mma org, it will be 1 year on July 22nd from the 1st event. My observations are it seems that there are only a couple of organizations out there that stay in business and are the kings. There is a huge turnover of managers and companies in the past year that maybe leads to the game lacking

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