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Just letting you guys know that Manny had my top fighter in a custom made outfit within a day. He emailed me, I gave him my request, we edited to how I liked it and he posted it within the day. Amazing company and awesome gear. This is my first clothing recommendation after trying many companies, and this guy works hard and makes awesome stuff. Would recommend to anyone!

My question might be silly, but I'll ask anyways... How do I delete the supplements that are finished/gone on my individual fighter pages? If his recovery drink has '0 days left' it still won't let me click on the RH column to discard the item. Each of my guys has a half dozen supplements that are finished but won't 'erase' of my page. I'd really like to clean that up if possible. Thanks, -Steve

Even in boxing, a freak like Paul Williams can cut to WW (147lb limit) and then show up on fight day at 165-170 pounds like he did recently. He's fought at super middleweight before and is able to move up and down 3-4 weight classes with relative ease. (I know boxing is different but you get my point) A 6-2 fighter like him with 82 inch arms who is naturally bigger and stronger, right? Thats going to help come fight day. Weight is a big factor in fights, and being naturally bigger than your opponent would be an advantage for sure.

Firstly I like the fact that the 'higher ups' are so involved in developing this game and hearing from the people (paying) and playing. Thats great. I voted for the weight gain/loss supplement. This is huge for me. Being a 'noob' in this game, I created a 220 pound LHW and a 183 pound WW in this game to test the weight cutting, and sadly my 220 pounder is always right on the 2-3 pound edge. I've had to be very careful with training etc, in order to make sure he fights and I think a weight loss supplement would be an excellent idea. Even making it a little more expensive if needed, and having the ability to drop that 'unwanted last 1-2 pounds' would be a great addition. I know plenty of us have the 155pound LW we'd love to bulk up to 160 or so too.

Really guys? I figured QFC is a good way to start and learn tactics... Best to sign with an org?

Thanks a lot! I checked and you were right its 156.7 or something close to that. So...Would I be better off waiting until his energy puts him back in the proper weight class? Oh well.

Sorry if this has been asked before, but I just signed a quick fight (QFC) with my LW fighter who weighs 156 and he is now scheduled to take on a 180 pounder who cuts to WW. I'm wondering how the mechanics work on this, if they just find someone who is close to your weight, or the nearest open weight class etc. I really don't want to get in a habit of fighting guys who are much bigger, but this is now the second time it has happened (My 220lb LHW had to fight a 270lb HW in his first fight) Could it be my energy/conditioning effecting the weight class? Appreciate any help, -Steve