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Ladies and gentlemen, we have arrived at the twelfth stop of the HFC, and the venue is still Russia. I'm here with the usual preview of some exciting matches this weekend. Barbano (0-1 HFC) vs Kislyak (1-1 HFC) (Heavyweight) Nothing is really known about the two fighters at the moment... First quarter KOs... It will probably happen on Saturday, but the winner can't be predicted. Kruglov (2-0 HFC) vs Maldita (1-0 HFC) (Welterweight) Two young undefeated warriors face each other, with similar fighting styles. Kruglov is one of my personal favourites in the organisation, he's got a lot of potential. He'll probably be the winner of this matchup, but I'm not predicting Velha. Abakumov (1-1 HFC) vs Barre (2-0 HFC) (Middleweight) Saturday night's Middleweight battle promises to be quite balanced. Two all-rounder fighters with huge wills and huge KO power. Whoever keeps the punches coming throughout the night will be the winner. I wouldn't bet on this fight either. Hattori (1-0 HFC) vs Khamaev (0-0 HFC) (Welterweight) The main event will be about submissions, all their matches ended with submissions... I'd like to see them boxing each other and knocking each other's teeth out, but unfortunately that's not really going to happen. Both fighters want to win, and they're the best on the ground... Hanzo is my preferred, but that's just personal opinion, don't bet on it either... Yeah, if you want to break the bank, guess the outcome of all the games from here... I think it's impossible, the chances are very very small.

Champions Night, baby! Welcome to the preview of the next event. Saturday will be the day to decide the fate of all the weight divisions, with eight title fights, EIGHT. The venue hasn't changed, but we're expecting our fans in a 3000 seat arena. The fight for the belt will be settled in 5x5 minute rounds, unless someone smells the ground before or gives up the fight. Today's presentation will be a bit longer, as you will get some information about all the title matches. LET'S GET READY TO RUMBLEEEEEEE! Did you see those belts?! I wouldn't buy my wife one of those, it was really nice of HFC to invest so much in it. Menace vs Johnson (Bantamweight) Let's start with the smallest people, but maybe this match will have the biggest say. Menace is a diminutive fighter with a brown belt in BJJ, interestingly he only has KO wins so far. So the guy is as good on the ground as he is standing. Johnson, who is five years older than him, prefers the standing fight and is very good at it. Ace is 12cm taller than Greg, which could give him an advantage in boxing... However, Greg can use his short stature to his advantage on the ground. Zuev vs Dessauer (Light Heavyweight) We are looking at a real standing fight for the Light Heavyweight belt. Both Zuev and Dessauer are lovers of punch exchanges, there will be no hugging on the ground here. The nineteen year old is a slick kid with a great future in the sport. Will he overcome the biggest obstacle or run home to mum after the first punch? I'll definitely be watching the fight to find out! Fleshou Jr. vs Dragan (Super Heavyweight) HO-LY-SHIT! WHAT A GIANT FLESHOU IS??? 19 years old and 220cm! I don't know what his parents fed him, but giant is not a big enough word. But Dragan already has four KOs, it would be an earthquake if he knocks out the young giant... Stres only has one submission win, but he's no slouch in the boxing either! Chenevert vs Lawson (Middleweight) We are getting deeper and deeper... More and more exciting games are coming up, the next match is already full of excitement. One of the best manager fighters in the world, Nazaire is looking very good, he keeps knocking his opponents out. However, he will be facing a true submission specialist. I'm curious to see who will be able to impose his will, that will decide the fate of the title. Johnson vs Sleeth (Lightweight) Two KO machines will clash for the Lightweight belt. There is no difference between the fighters here, they are the same age, almost the same height. Sleeth has already had his chin kicked in once, that's how much of an advantage Johnson might have, it's entirely going to be decided by form... A real bet killer match. Raynard vs McCann (Welterweight) We're moving up, relax, there aren't many games left until the most exciting one. Raynard already has two main event wins, I don't think he'll be scared of a title fight. McCann has also been pretty solid so far in HFC. Clearly Marlon is the more experienced fighter, he has almost triple the number of fights. Will experience pull in the must win or will this fight be a surprise? Peramaki vs Maan (Heavyweight) Two unbeaten fighters will fight for the Heavyweight title in the cage. Hopefully they won't damage the arena before the main event... Everything is set for a great fight, especially two great men. Permaki has already fought one main event, so this could be a slight advantage for him in terms of pressure. I hope it won't affect either of these fights. Taranin vs Sage (Featherweight) And the main match... Is it routine or talent? Two mighty Submisson specialists battle it out for the Featherweight belt. Mr Perfect... He's a confident guy, but he could be knocking on the door at the end of the fight... Who's going to get his first career defeat? Mr Perfect's ego may need to be buried quickly as the 26 year old Sage gives him that brain slap, or in our case defeat. However, if he wins, he will be on a straight path to the biggest organizations.

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Ladies and Gentlemen! Let me introduce you to the ninth event of the Hardcore Fighting Championship, which will take place tomorrow, September 3rd. All tickets are sold out for the evening, and the two thousand seat arena will be packed with fans of the sport. There will be some great fights to look forward to, with a closer look at the four most promising... Johnson (4-0-0 MMA | 0-0-0 HFC) vs Tou (6-0-0 MMA | 1-0-0 HFC) (Lightweight) Let's start with Johnson vs Tou. Both guys are wrestling and BJJ specialists, making for a pretty hot, cuddly match. Both fighters are still undefeated, with the majority of their wins coming via submission. Tou already has one HFC win, where the judges clearly picked him as the winner on points. Tou has already shown he can fight standing, with a knockout victory in his career. Johnson's biggest weapon is the Kimura, he has forced three fighters to tap out with it. The hype and popularity also make Johnson the winner of this matchup, however I wouldn't write Tou off at all, he is a very good fighter as well. Wright (2-0-0 MMA | 0-0-0 HFC) vs Richards (5-4-0 MMA | 0-1-0 HFC) (Middleweight) The next match could be a bit more interesting... Two fighters with different fighting styles fighting each other... Richard, who prefers a stand up fighter, yet Baker prefers a more ground based approach. Richard has already made his HFC debut, getting knocked out badly in the first round... Baker, on the other hand, will be making his debut, and he's got a lot of potential. Richard's chin has taken a bit of a beating, he's been knocked out four times in his career. Will Baker take advantage of that? We'll find out tomorrow night! Klenchko (1-1-0 MMA | 0-0-0 HFC) vs Miles (6-2-0 MMA | 0-1-0 HFC) (Heavyweight) Let's jump ahead... HEAVYWEIGHT FIGHT, BABY! Two giants with similar physiques will fight each other... As in the last fight, we have a debutant and a fighter who started with a loss... Permaki only had 49 SECOND FIGHTERS to make Miles give up, my goodness. I hope he doesn't give up Miles so easily this time, as Klenchko is pretty handy when it comes to submissions... No fighter is flawless... They have stumbled in their careers before signing with HFC. BUT THIS IS GOING TO BE A VERY TOUGH FIGHT, I'M LOOKING FORWARD TO IT. Magomedov (2-0-0 MMA | 1-0-0 HFC) vs Jacobowitz (5-1-0 MMA | 0-0-0 HFC) (Middleweight) And, the Main Event... LET'S GO, BABY! Magomedov vs Jacobowitz... Magomedov has already got a W in the HFC, but this will be his opponent's first match in the organization... I hope he can handle the pressure. Ioan is taller, which sometimes is a disadvantage in ground fighting. Since he probably will be, both fighters prefer that style. But Ioan already has a brown belt, BROWN... Killov could easily lose his unbeaten status. I'm sweating, I'm so looking forward to it! And Ladies and Gentlemen! So much for the 9th HFC event in short, I think it's going to be a very exciting fight. There's no huge underdog in any of the fights, I think everyone wants to fight their way up. Thanks for your attention!