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WCC Super Heavyweight Tournment for the WCC Super Heavyweight Championship Thiago Ramirez vs Darsh Frenesis Mustafa Muhammad vs Adamah Rivlin Felix Amare vs Freddie Quartey Ping Wong vs Andre Freitas

From a webcam during a blog segment on the internet WCC Middleweight Hasheem "The Dream" Njoukuaku talks about his training, rematch with Nogueira Jr, and comments made by Antonio Santiago. "What's up bras this the beast of Zimbabwe. The Dream I'm here from T.D. Jiu-Jitsu great gym. I just finished giving a boxing lesson to champions Felipe Torres and Thiago Souza. In terms of my training couldn't be going smoother never been hitting and kicking so hard and with accurarcy so I pretty excited about that. The rematch with Edwin will be good I'm coming off my first knock out loss and he's coming off his biggest win so I respect him for best and everythinggiving me this opportunity. The first fight was my fighting debut so I wasn't really agressive and I hit with some hard shots but he kept coming so hopefully I knock him out this time. Now about Antonio Santiago he's a bit of a asshole he thinks he's the entire WCC and fight world revlves around him. I mean the guy has no respect for great fighters like Thiago Souza who's fought in Kings of Rio at 205 I mean he was the first to beat Blackwater shows some respect. I'd like to see him fight a guy who can knock his teeth out. He's smart and chooses his opponents carefully he's hasn't fought a good boxer yet so I would love to KO him it would pretty satisfying. I would like to thank SWAT clothing and all my fans and teammates and we taking over watch out for WCC." I've been adding some more fighters opinion to stay on par with this other stuff but seriously guys keep it up this is great. That's even you Santiago you maybe the most hated guy in Brazil before this is all over.

WCC Middlweight Champion Thiago "Jacare" Souza being asked about his upcoming fight with Lux Interior and comments made by challenger Antonio Santiago. Reporter: How's training coming for your third match against Lux Interior? TS: Well, training is good we got all my teammates helping me Felipe Torres, Hasheem Njoukuaku, my brother Antonio Souza, and many other there's so many great fighters at T.D. Jiu Jitsu I don't where to start. But we're pushing hard to improve my stand up and still keep my jiu-jitsu sharp you know. Reporter: How do you think this fight will be in comparison to the other two? TS: Um, the first fight was the worst fight of my career I made some poor choices and I lost, but the second was more back and forth with me showing my conditioning and I pulled it off. I see the fight ending like the 2nd but ending sooner this time, hopefully, you know. I got a lot of respect for Lux I mean I'd rather lose to him than Assassino you know. Reporter: Now talking about that how do you respond to some comments made by Antonio Santiago about you and some other middleweight fighters in Brazil? TS: Ah man, I mean who is this guy. I mean he come from the UK and he think he's better than everybody here. I mean as much as this guy talk you think he been #1 pound for pound since the beginning it's stupid. I got more wins than him, I've fought better fighters than him, I mean I've beat guys at light heavy and he think he's the best gimme a break. Reporter: Would you like to fight Antonio Santiago? TS: Absolutely I couldn't accept that fight offer quick enough. Whether I win or lose we can fight and he can run, walk, dance a jig into the cage and get his ass kicked I don't care. As long as he gets into the cage with me and gets his ass kicked I don't care. I mean I come here to fight I don't come here to talk. I mean I talk in the cage let's do it that's all I care about. I wanna kick his ass and send him back to the UK. Reporter: Other than Santiago is there anybody else you'd want to fight? TS: I mean I don't where to start I mean we got Doomsday, Calvaho, Truck, Gracie, Nogueira Jr, and Mason it just so stacked it's ridiculous. Everybody is just so talented it's tough fights there's no easy opponents. I respected all of them. Except Santiago. Reporter: Any predictions for your fight against Interior? TS: Me, of course, by 2nd round submission. Reporter: Okay, Thiago thanks for you time. TS: No problem.

Here you go feel free to talk about your opponents, futue opponents, and you can even call someone out here and I will see if I can make the match up happen.

I would like to add to this page that Trey Reed will pull the shocking upset of the tourney and knockout Sherk. Sherk is one dimensional and his record is padded with wrestlers and inferior submission fighters. He hasn't fought any good stand up fighters and he will meet his demise here. Also, look how the number one seeds have done so far is these grand prixs: Kyle Falls, Woods Phoenix, and Apollo Creed have all bit the dust. Expect Trey Reed to knock out Jean Claude Sherk within the first minute by a right hand.

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Three events in of a young organization but it's been an exciting three here are how these are going in each division 265+: This is the thinest of divisions here with only one fight in with an upset as Alviero "Jumbo" Gonalves took out Felix "The Kate" Amare. Still looking for up and coming super heavyweight fighters. 265: Roy "King" Solomon has come out nowhere to be the apparent King of the heavyweights here with two dominating KO wins over Antoine "Megatron" Randle and Luk "Candy" Rozz. It's still got talent with Baboo Valencia, Andre Rademeyer, and Lucas Martinez. 205: The obvious dominant figure here has been Ricardo "Carnage" Cavalcante as he has lived up to his nickname in his two fights. Dominating strikes has led this man to the top so far over Robinson Silva and Andre Silvario. This class is also very talented with Rick Williams, Tee Bagg, Silvano Assunicao, Demian Bustamante, and Edgar Soto. 185: Thiago "Jacare" Souza is the best so far in this division. He has gone 2 and 0 with 2 submission victores over Kingston Mason and Ankinori Tawasaki. He's been dominate in and out of the WCC with his only loss to 205 Kings of Rio champ Glenardo Silva. This is a stacked division here in the WCC. With talents such as Hasheem Njokuaku, Edwin Nogueria Jr, Shaun Truck, Lux Interior, Jose Chavez, and Brock Mitchell. 170: This is very still open but Daunte Mauricio Silva is probably at the top now with his amazing come from behind victory over Harry Morgan. The division is expecting a lot from fighters Royce Rua, Anastacio Dominguez, and Marco Rudirez. 155: Felipe "Máquina" Torres is the obvious choice for the best so far here with dominating wins over Alex Bonafacio and Tim Robinson. "Máquina" (Machine) has been on roll with his only loss to Kings of Rio 170lb champ Ricardo Sobral. He should expect tough challenges from Aarron Marcum, Jed Masilungan, Nobunaga Shirow, and Jed Masilungan (Different fighter). 145: I'd Antonio "Lil Jacare" Souza has been the best here with dominating submission victories. But Aydine Antona is marching back to the top maybe setting up a rematch between these two but he'll have to get past Loren Spahr who's also gunning for Souza. 135: The best 135 pouder in the world is ruling this division in Glenardo "Speedy" Gonzalez. He has not lost a round in his 4 victories. But fighters Demian Sands, Ricardo Sanchez, and Anthony Roberson are looking to show that Gonzalez is not unbeatable. If you think you have a fighter(s) in Brazil that can beat any of these fighters then hit my up for a contract.