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THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO PARTICIPATED AND CONGRATS TO ALL THE WINNERS! Company of the Year- Ma Balls Is Hot Org of the Year- GAMMA Best New Org of the Year- Budokai Fighting Federation CEO of the Year- Mentor Guru Corleone Submission of the Year- Richard v Partio KO of the Year- Dall v Camacho Upset of the Year- FRAZIER UPSETS OKAH New Manager of the Year- Action Jackson Manager of the Year- Billy Arseworth Breakthrough Manager of the Year- John Coffey 135 lb Fighter of the Year- Wamberto Boaz 145lb Fighter of the Year- Gareth Keenan 155lb Fighter of the Year- Galen Dall 170lb Fighter of the Year- Orlando Diggs 185lb Fighter of the Year- Dao Sonnen 205lb Fighter of the Year- Evil Nixon 265 lb Fighter of the Year- Rocket Bob Frankels 265+lb Fighter of the Year- Rocket Bob Frankels KT Fighter of the Year- Puck Heidegger Fighter of the Year- Rocket Bob Frankels Alliance of the Year- Yabai Game Contributor of the Year- Louie DePalma Event of the Year- Supernova VIII Smacktalker of the Year- TJ Mitchell Designer of the Year- REI Fight Character of the Year- Joao Neves Tournament of the Year- League of Leagues Fight of the Year- Tyrone Jones vs. Nixon Forumer of the Year- TJMitchell Writer of the Year- Alfred Winterbottom Logo of the Year- http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/company/logo/1541191820Maballaarehot.png Made by Mr. Elexuz Poster of the Year- http://mmatycoon.com/images/posters/1537815316qwkDasY.png Made by REI Avatar of the Year- http://mmatycoon.com/gallery/0/15385050543083.gif made by Carlos Castenada

sent you a 100k for doing them -- thanks again

They won it and smashed it. They're the best alliance after all.

Thanks for handling the awards

Not on this account Im not.

for two people pretending to be rough n tumble good old boys they sure are a couple of oversensitive pussies

hmm people are being mean to me because im a cheater, i better try to quiet the guy whos lost 400 times in mmatycoon by bringing up one of the times he lost

The only thing I multi is my loss streaks

gyms are so generic. boring. elite coaches. nothing but. why even have skill levels for coaches at this point? is there a such a thing as a proficient, strong coach in the game? I don't think mikes vision for gyms ever materialized. i think that gyms were broken/out of adjustment from the get go and it's just more than he could ever do to fix them. Or the real reason being it's more than the community would ever have allowed him to do. the community would not allow him to fix private gyms and money laundering. the old days were like the wild wild west and the gangsters ran the town. but gyms would be so much more dynamic if retired fighters were hired to be the coaches at gyms. this game has been around for plenty long enough to have a really strong database of retired fighters for hire to be coaches. the beauty of retired fighters being coaches is the "hidden" impact. retired fighters possess authentic fighter skill sets cultivated organically from actually being apart of the game. not just a generic 150 elite and useless everywhere else coach. But the gem here is they have unknown hidden attributes that could be utilized and add a whole other level to gym ownership and training. if coaches could pass on their hidden attributes through training....even if for a short term boost just how dynamic could training fighters become at that point? especially since hiddens are guesswork to begin with. gym selection would be important coach selection would be critical gym management would become fluid and dynamic vs boring and stagnant

i'll send you 100k also bro. thanks very much for running the awards this year!

Yeah thanks for the votes everyone. ..and for sub of the year. Get in!! Carlos killed it!

I must admit I own 90% of the above accounts, I mean hello fellow humans.

I find his slave-master relationship with Grumpy very interesting. They are either sith warriors, or into BDSM. And since sith warriors dont exist...

No multi here

(I know this has been brought up many times, this is in the hope that Mike sees this and agrees its a good idea). Since we have been able to buy more fighter slots (a couple of years or more now?) the number of coach skill points in a gym should have been increased, at least by 600 points. Its just out of step with our modern Mmatycoon rosters. Cheers!

Look buddy, my manager rank might be deceased but I never went anywhere.

looking good mike

Thanks man! I didnt win manager of the year, congrats to Billy, but we got four of the weight classes, fighter, new manager, and alliance. (Plus I got the raw end of upset of the year....) oh and avatar of the year for Carlos! Muchas gracias for all the votes.

Actually we partied yesterday too , watching a moderator say these jewels to you this all day: no your making yourself look like an idiot your an idiot has your main account is the oldest and your still using it as those other two were created after your main account so your were using them at the same time -- but you quit -- probably cause you knew you would get busted you matched up qfc's against yourself --- quit lying lmao -- feelings hurt much you got called out after talking so much shit to others that are YES breaking the rules too -- lmao -- priceless oh your matched up qfc's are proof enough -- lmao first you said not your accounts -- then said well there was never any correlation together -- then when pointed out the qfc fights you brought up that new rule --- so what is it? none your accounts just the main or your bothers sisters cousins account -- or you gonna stick with never playing the accounts at the same time --- then now all the sudden the one account isn't yours at all --- lmao -- wow PBR GAPED you :

Congrats to all the winners and a big thanks to jungle for running it. Top effort mate.

Group D Weekly Round Up – Opening Round 1.1 (19th Jan 2019) Roar Dinosuar Jr v Alan Odrobny (Dinosuar Jr def. Odrobny by Sub, 03:48 Rd 1) Second seed Roar Dinosuar provided little surprise with a submission win over Polish brawler Alan Odrobny in the first round. It wasn’t entirely straight forward however as Odrobny was able to get a little offence in of his own in the clinch and even opening up a cut on Dinosuar Jr’s face before being taken down. Roar Dinosuar Jr will now meet Heitor Machado in what could be an extremely tough fight against a superior jiu-jitsu fighter. Alan Odrobny faces Johannes Boe and that one should also be a very tough fight Heitor Machado v Bubba Sparxxx (Machado def. SparXXX by Sub, 03:55 Rd 1) Heitor Machado was one of the only seeded fighters not predicted a top three spot come the end of this opening round but he managed to get of to a winning start against predicted struggler Bubba Sparxxx. Sparxx threw with power but was unable to land much on the feet before Machado predictably hit the take down and found the submission finish. Machado will now go into what is likely to be an extremely important clash for Group D’s overall standings as he meets predicted group winner Dinosuar Jr. Machado is slightly favoured in this fight For Sparxxx, he meets Marcus St Stone and while he will be fresh for the fight, St Stone will be nursing a fairly significant cut that might boost Sparxxx confidence from the start Marcus St Stone v Prince Thick (Thick def. St Stone by TKO, 01:15 Rd 1) Prince Thick took a step towards living up his distinction of being the only non-seeded fighter to finish in a top three spot with a competent display of striking against Marcus St Stone. St Stone pressed for the clinch throughout the short fight but it was in the end his undoing as Thick was able to beat him to the punch inside and picked up the TKO win in a little over a minute of the first round. Thick now meets Daniel Bradshaw in next weeks fight and that will be definitely be an interesting one while disaster for Marcus St Stone who goes into a tough fight against Bubba Sparxxx with a nasty cut that will not have a chance to heal Daniel Bradshaw v Johannes Boe (Bradshaw def. Boe by Dec) Johannes Boe was expected to triumph in his opening round fight but it was Daniel Bradshaw who managed to pick up the win after a three round clinch fest was ruled in his favour. Bradshaw now moves into the 4th spot in the group with 2 Points and will face off against Prince Thick in next weeks bout. Johannes Boe faces a tough match up against brawler Alan Odrobny and that will be made even harder with a niggling injury that he will carry into it.

Group C Weekly Round Up – Opening Round 1.1 (19th Jan 2019) Kyle Cruz v Legend Broly (Broly def. Cruz by Forfeit) An issue with weight has left seeded fighter Kyle Cruz ineligible to progress in the tournament which is a shame as he looked solid against predicted struggler Legend Broly in this opening round of fights. Of course what this means is that a qualifying spot now opens up to one of the fighters that wasn’t predicted to make it and that will make things very interesting as we progress from here. Broly might not be pleased with the performance even though it will count as a forfeit win but will be pleased that no real injuries or cuts will be taken into next weeks fight against Alf Konrad Amadeo Camara v Amanda Nunes (Nunes def. Camara by KO, 00:58 Rd 1) Quite possibly one of the biggest upsets of this round, number two seed and predicted Group C winner Amadeo Camara was soundly beaten by brawler Amanda Nunes as he was unable to get the fight onto the ground. Camara had plenty of attempts but each time was punished with a heavy shot from the unfancied Nunes. Amanda Nunes next faces another seeded fighter in Abdufatto Zamanov and with one fighter already out of the running for qualification, will definitely want another performance like this in that one. For Camara, though it isn’t panic stations quite yet, this loss will no doubt be troubling to him. He goes into next weeks fight against Kyle Cruz with an injury though no matter the result, it will go down as a forfeit win for him Abdufatto Zamanov v JT Rolli (Zamanov def. Rolli by KO, 03:20 Rd 1) Group C number one seed Abdufatto Zamanov looked very good in this clash of strikers with JT Rolli and was able to bully Rolli around the cage until the end. Perhaps sensing the abilities of Zamanov, Rolli attempted a bold strategy of taking the fight to the ground and also out of range and into the clinch but Zamanov was able to navigate the fight back to where he wanted it and found the KO mid way through round 1. The fight came at a price for both fighters however as significant injuries will now follow into both of their fights next week. Zamanov faces Amanda Nunes who will be riding high after a big win over Amadeo Camara. JT Rolli will face Bishop Heahmund who will be coming in with a win Bishop Heahmund v Alf Konrad (Heahmund def. Konrad by Sub, 01:48 Rd 1) Feeble wrestling was enough on this occasion as Bishop Heahmund was able to triumph in what was predicted to be an extremely tough fight for him against stand up fighter Alf Konrad. Konrad wasn’t afford even an inch to manoeuvre and was taken out of the fight without managing a single offensive or defensive move at all. Big points for Heahmund who will be fresh and raring to go against an injured JT Rolli. Konrad will next meet Legend Broly who though technically beaten, picked up points in a forfeit win and will be eager to put on a much better performance this time around.

Group B Weekly Round Up – Opening Round 1.1 (19th Jan 2019) Hugues Dupont v Jon Bones (Dupont def. Bones by Sub, 00:50 Rd 1) Group B number one seed Hugues Dupont predictably moves into a qualifying spot after one fight with a straight forward win over brawler Jon Bones. Bones wasn’t able to really show us much before being bundled down to the ground and submitted so predicting his chances against Thom Farrier next week will be difficult. Hugues Dupont however faces a tough fight against seeded fighter Victor Slaughter though Slaughter was one of the few seeded fighters to fall in this opening weekend. Victor Slaughter v Sven Eklund (Eklund def. Slaughter by KO, 02:53 Rd 2) All that gardening must have really prepared Sven Eklund for this fight as he got down in the dirt and managed to beat the compost out of predicted favourite Victor Slaughter. Slaughter was relentless in his pursuit for the submission finish but just couldn’t managed to find one before too many shots to the head built up. Victor Slaughter now goes into next weeks bout against number three seed Hugues Dupont on a loss and it couldn’t have come at a worse time Sven Eklund, who was predicted to struggle and miss out on a qualification spot goes into next week with another opportunity to take a seeded fighter scalp as he faces Rick Gallowgate who will be feeling low after his opening round loss. Rick Gallowgate v Tommy Du Mahss (Du Mahss def. Gallowgate by KO, 00:55 Rd 3) Number two seed Rick Gallowgate fell just short of the finish line after a superb back and forth stand up war against Tommy Du Mahss ended a minute into round three. Both fighters had likely secured a round apiece as the went into that final round but it was Du Mahss who was able to dig a little deeper and procure the KO finish. Rick Gallowgate will now have a mountain to climb as he goes into his next fight against Sven Eklund with an injury. Tommy Du Mahss doges a bullet after such a gruelling fight and should be able to get a few days in the gym before next weeks fight against Carlos Junior Carlos Junior v Thom Tharrier (Tharrier def. Junior by TKO, 00:05 Rd 1) This was always going to be a tough fight for BJJ specialist Carlos Junior as he faced striker Thom Tharrier but nobody really predicted such a quick end to the fight. One punch is all it took as Tharrier likely cements the quickest KO prize of the tournament with a five second KO. Both of these fighters were predicted to be scrapping for the final qualifying spot so Tharrier will no doubt feel good about getting the win in this opening weeks round of fights. He now faces Jon Bones next week as the odds-makers have him as the potential favourite in that one. Carlos Junior will need a couple days off with a small injury but he is expected to be fine for next weeks fight against Tommy Du Mahss. If anything it is his ego that might be most bruised but he will need to dig deep now the against striker/submission fighter.

Group A Weekly Round Up – Opening Round 1.1 (19th Jan 2019) Patrick O'Phoenix v Serj Khak (O'Phoenix def. Khak by Sub, 00:52 Rd 1) Group A’s number one seed Patrick O’Phoenix managed to get off to a good start with a first round submission victory over Serj Khak. Khak looked solid however and managed to land everything he threw which may give him confidence going into next weeks fight against Monali Samson. O’Phoenix takes the top spot on time difference and now prepares for a pivotal clash against second seed Okino Naruhiko Okino Naruhiko v Michael Dobson (Naruhiko def. Dobson by TKO, 03:57 Rd 1) A class between two similarly skilled wrestlers was only ever really going to end in one way and on this occasion it was second seed Okino Naruhiko who was able to beat Michael Dobson to the draw and secure the early take down and ground and pound finish. Dobson will be frustrated at his lack of offence in the fight but he will need to clear his mind as he faces a tough fight against submission fighter Regis Petrozuli next week. For Naruhiko, a massive showdown against predicted group A favourite Patrick O’Phoenix comes early and it’s quite possible that the result will determine who finishes top of this opening round group Regis Petrozuli v Harry Tournament (Petrozuli def. Tournament by Sub, 01:57 Rd 1) Super-heavyweight hitter Harry Tournament missed a big opportunity to pick up a win over a seeded fighter in this one but he almost come close as he floored Regis Petrozuli early and opened a big cut on the submission fighters face. Petrozuli was able to gather his senses however and took Tournament off of his feet and from there it was a mere formality as he had Tournament tapping shortly after. Tournament will get a chance to redeem himself next week as he takes on almost a carbon copy of himself in Diego Columbo who also will be looking to bounce back from a loss. Regis Petrozuli faces wrestler Michael Dobson and will probably be considered the favoruite to pick up a submission win Diego Columbo v Mongali Samsom (Samson def. Columbo by Sub, 01:37 Rd 1) Two fighters predicted to struggle in this opening round met in their first fights and on this occasion it was Mongali Samsom who was victorious with a submission victory over Diego Columbo. Columbo, the striker, was game however and looked good at range before being taken down. His performance will no doubt add intrigue to a potential fireworks of a bout against Harry Tournament next week. Mongali Samson faces a tough fight against Serj Khak in his next one but will be eager to keep his winning run going.

RISE Rankings (As of 1/19/2019) Bantamweight (135 lbs): Champion: Glass Joe Chamuaknoi Sitsongrit ↑ 1 Dieselnoi Por Pramuk ↓ 1 Jaro Lalla ↑ 1 Leo Kovarov ↓ 1 Eta Knox Chosen One ↑ 2 Christian Baier Kisada Hida ↓ 2 Seng Goku Robert Vanderweil Not Rated Yet: Hiroki Tomori, Sergei Petrov, Preston Mason, Peter Kropotkin Inactive Fighters (15 days or more): Key Fights This Month: Chosen One vs. Thad Thayer Seng Goku vs. Bubble Bizzle Leo Kovarov vs. Christian Baier Robert Wanderweil vs. VladimirMagomedsharipovNurmagomedov Featherweight (145 lbs): Champion: Henrique Gusmao Great Tiger Ronald Mateo Suarez Andre 3000 Albert Sure ↑ Kron Diego ↓ 1 Lee Bruce ↓ 1 Killian Armstrong Antonio Zetsika ↑ 1 Mono Loco ↓ 3 Christian Cyborg ↓ 2 Not Rated Yet: Chief Cheyenne Inactive Fighters (15 days or more): Key Fights This Month: Andre 3000 vs. Lee Bruce Caniel Dormier vs. Chief Cheyenne Lightweight (155 lbs): Champion: Nick Morris Tud Stoddler Ronald Wagenknecht Scott Smith Niudu Kakka Darren Tellkins Humberto DaSilva Ernest Graves Wale Ammond Armin Schultz Shoju Bayushi ↑ Not Rated Yet: Sergey Burenkov Inactive Fighters (15 days or more): Paolo Santos Key Fights This Month: Scott Smith vs. Shannon White Niudu Kakka vs. Wale Ammond Nick Morris vs. Ronald Wagenknecht (Title Fight) DeMario Valdez vs. Darren Tellkins Black Alligator vs. Son Gohan Welterweight (170 lbs): Champion: Valerio Bartoli Mosi Kondo ↑ Henry Aron ↓ 1 Ariel At Night ↓ 1 Meatball Destroyer ↓ 1 Jhin Markell ↓ 1 Lani Kirby ↑ 1 Lee Sin ↓ 2 Besy Jyre ↓ 2 Mr. Gibbs ↑ 1 Ruslan Danilov ↓ 2 Not Rated Yet: Ryan Yoder, Kannissa Kaki, Bob Hauweg, Wuss Destroyer, Frank Marciano 3rd, Anthony Cable Inactive Fighters (15 days or more): Lee Sin vs. Timmy Thompson Middleweight (185 lbs): Champion: Carmelo Anthony Torcidall Sailcirc Anthony Falcone Middle Weight Cody Brinks ↑ Max Slaughter ↓ 1 Johnny Truth ↓ 1 Chief Bear ↓ 1 Tomo Jr. ↑ 1 Bug Turd ↓ 2 Matteo Boretti ↓ 2 Not Rated Yet: Petko Petkov, Willy Brandon, Wussy Destroyer Inactive Fighters (15 days or more): Key Fights This Month: Middleweight vs. Johnny Truth Carmelo Anthony vs. Anthony Falcone (Title Fight) Matteo Boretti vs. Shaun Brownie Light-Heavyweight (205 lbs): Champion: Petr Antonovich Daniel Orndorf ↓ 1 Chief Wolf Riley Knox Lighty Light Heavyweight Chief Shadow Joosep Löhmus Cornelius Burns Reinhard Heydrich Nicky Santoro ↑ 1 Juha Niska ↓ 1 Not Rated Yet: ZB Penduko, Robert Kortig Inactive Fighters (15 days or more): Key Fights This Month: Reinhard Heydrich vs. Nicky Santoro Bon Dones vs. Eerikki Salmi Liam James vs. Juha Niska Heavyweight (265 lbs): Champion: Heavy Heavyweight UberThor Hammerfall Fedor Emilianegro Mario Farina Frank Granger ↑ 1 Benny Allison ↓ 1 Pension Buckets Keone Kapisi ↑ 1 Alexandru Mircea ↓ 1 Ricky Rawse Crazy Lobo Not Rated Yet: Desi Kraag, Jessie Karhu, Jorge Cruz Jr., Colt Gun Inactive Fighters (15 days or more): Key Fights This Month: Heavy Heavyweight vs. Fedor Emilianegro (Title Fight) Juju Kmeldov vs. Colt Gunn Mario Farina vs. Desi Kraag Super – Heavyweight (265+): Champion: Vacant Super SuperHeavyweight Jimmu Tenno Hantei ↑ Leonard Rocambole Delerious Creation Not Rated Yet: Fu Leng, Bwana Mkubwa Inactive Fighters (15 days or more): Key Fights This Month: None

thanks Jungle, good job man !

ARISEN THEE FROM THE RECENTLY DECEASED ! Oh and please buy Zenith, dont need no zombie issue....

If i had a multi, id probably have a better record than 33-39-2. ?

oh you're not gonna like my decisions lol. It's nothing against either of you, honestly. At the end of the day i was appointed in charge this year, anyone else had the chance. Unfortunately we are playing with my rules/decisions. Lets move on.

Ok I was gonna put this up to a vote but it will take long an we want to move on and know what funds and shit we got from the last event. If you don't like my decision then that's fine but just accept it and don't DM me or any weird shit like that please. I didn't necessarily want this job and none of us brought it up in the renewing rules phase. Frankly I cant be bothered to go back through threads to see what happened before. My decisions are: 1. Champs entering a new weight class to face another champ get paid UNRANKED money. I know it kinda sucks but it does make sense (at least it does to me right now). They made the decision to hold up the division and face another champ. The risk is losing and only getting paid 2K, the reward of winning would be that he is now worth 50K more and will earn huge in his next fight regardless of weight class. BigIsh, I'm sorry. 2. A DQ will count as a finish. As JLP said the fight did not make it to a decision, it was stopped early due to dirty illegal behavior. I guess that is the risk we take in picking dirty fighters or noob fighters. Sory ML. Let's move on. FallenAngel i get the vibe your keen to post the results lol

Man its decisions like this that happen during the league that remind me why I didn't want to run it again lol EDIT again:

GAMMA and its fighters have won several awards in the forum polls this year, here is the list. Org of the Year- GAMMA, this is the second time we won this award after winning it in 2017. CEO of the Year- Mentor Guru Corleone, this is the 4th year in a row i have won this award. 145lb Fighter of the Year- Gareth Keenan 185lb Fighter of the Year- Dao Sonnen Submission of the Year- Richard v Partio Upset of the Year- FRAZIER UPSETS OKAH Several managers currently competing in GAMMA also won awards such as: New Manager of the Year- Action Jackson Breakthrough Manager of the Year- John Coffey I would also like to personally congratulate Yabai for Alliance of the year award, they have several top level fighters in our org currently. The full list of winners can be found here: http://www.mmatycoon.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=63608

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I don't multi, I do think if the city/nation/continent segregation was as strong in-game as RL I would like having a couple of accounts in different cities though.

Thanks for all the effort Jungle, nice one!

***BREAKING NEWS*** As some of you may have noticed by now, one of the fighters in the tournament has been caught hiding weights in his tracksuit when he weighed in at registration and as a result actually weighs in quite a bit less than the 265lbs limit. Unfortunately the first fight had already been booked when this was brought to attention and has just now taken place. This puts the integrity of the tournament under massive strain and we've been trying to figure out the fairest way for everyone to figure it out. Outright disqualification had been considered and replacements had already been lined up but this still didn't address the fact that a fight had taken place and what was the fair result to give in that? In the end the compromise has been made that the underweight fighter will continue to fight his scheduled fights but will be ineligible to progress further in the tournament. The results of all these fights will be classed as forfeit so that in the end nothing much really changes aside from the face that one fighter will not be able to qualify for the next round. In all seriousness, I don't believe for one second that this was done on purpose and the very fact that the fighter/manager in question is willing to honour his existing commitments goes a long way to prove that.

I'm fair with everyone and hold no grudges with anyone -- i have even banned / booted real life friend from game before

Great work Jungle Brother.

I used to play this all the time years ago, and considering getting back into it. It looks like the group of fighters and orgs in each city is seriously matured, though; how can you develop fighters to actually get contracts and gyms when they are almost all full?

Why does everyone try to give an excuse to justify their actions> its fucking comical, multis trying to justify shit just digs them deeper in the bullshit hole it makes me sick. This isnt aimed at jungle its aimed at the comment before

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Carlos Junior: First match got slapped in 5 seconds. It does really suck but it is reality after-all. I just can't wait when I go home to eat cheesecakes for meals.

So, losers pot drawing update: there will be a minimum of $225k for the winner of this drawing for the bottom 10 participants. Again the requirements are you fight all fights in your contract, if you decline a fight, go inactive and don’t accept or whatever and your name is drawn you will forfeit winnings and another name will be drawn. $225k if you don’t win a fight is pretty damn good cash to your managers bank!

Broly: grrrahh me upset opponent break rule before first fight. Me go destroy arena now

It's time for legend broly to be unleashed...good luck y'all you'll need it

This thread is a good place to start - Ways To Earn Tycoon Cash: For New and Old Managers

http://mmatycoon.com/gallery/0/13922388196887.png Pekka "Punchmaster General" Toivonen "Honestly, Pekka did not even realize he was fighting Russian scrub for better part of 10 minutes. Pekka thought he was putting unruly garden hose back in box. Luckily Pekka realized he was fighting main event in front of 6000 people and put Orlov in casket Pekka made himself."

Make America Great Again by not making the same mistake twice.

Thanks jungle and congratulations to all the winners.