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Peel Steel : Rua and Isadoroa are happy to match up against DKJ's Cung Le or Coke, we dont care who fights who.
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Richie ' Yo Don, I gave Wellman the win if he kept it standing, he didn't ....'
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VFC Floods
Evening MMA fans I’m Richie Ciapelli of MMA USofA and though I won’t be in attendance this weekend as I’m off the Amsterdam for a city break holiday, my thoughts are with Kimmi McRiddle, who is fighting for his life following last weekends drive by shooting. McRiddle was a talisman, an enigma, and very much a ladies man. It is my understanding that while he will recover, and return to the helm of the VFC, shrapnel lodged deep in his genitalia has led to its amputation and it is the devastating loss of his man tackle that has led to the deep emotional distress that has delayed his return to the VFC empire he so covets.
So get well soon Kimmi – we love you man, even though them lovin days are over for you, we need you!!!!!!
Hawkins Vs Young
Former All American Hawkins has taken the VFC by storm by going 3-0 in the VFC and 4-0 overall. At 25 he has hit the ground running and clocked up 3 submission victories to date. A remarkable wrestler complimented by a purple belt in BJJ, he dominated a BJJ Brown belt in his last fight en route to a unanimous points decision. Tonight he stands on the brink of that title shot but standing in his way is another 4-0 fighter in Jimmy ‘ All Night’ Young. Young has mixed his career between the VFC and QFC in compiling his record, and his lay and pray tactics have proved very successful to date.
Both these guys are wrestlers at heart, and are in the semis because they can take a guy down frequently, but Hawkins does seem the more exciting fighter. Hawkins will need to stay active on the ground to get the judges eye, because Young will go for a take down, use lay and pray, and wait for the referee to stand em up, then bore us to death by doing this all over again.
For the sake of the VFC tourney and something called ‘entertainment’ lets hope Hawkins can get the win!
Davis Vs Wellman Jnr
Davis has stormed in to the semis by demonstrating devastating ground skills, and has quickly made a name for himself with two sublime submissions. Last time out to he submitted the more experienced Oliveira. Why Oliveira tried to take down Davis at every opportunity in his fight is a mystery, given Oliveira had a huge advantage in the stand up. This is now under investigation, with suggestions that a home video of Oliveira’s manager in a compromising position with a goat, was leaked to Don King Jnr. Oliveira has since stated that his manager told him Davis was a world class boxer. Both managers have invoked the 5th, so that just leaves the goat, so i’m not optimistic.
He faces his toughest opponent to date by far tonight in Shane Wellman Jnr, who has coped remarkably well with the added pressure of his father and manager Shane Wellman Snr, looking to hype his son to any poor sap that’s around to listen. That aside, Wellman Jnr’s talents certainly merit praise, as for a young fighter he has no obvious weaknesses and with the right game plan I believe he can decision Davis and move into the final. For the well rounded Wellman Jnr, must forget about showcasing his obvious submission skills, and instead stuff Davis’ takedowns, and mix up his competent boxing skills and with Muay Thai to mesmerize Davis for 15 minutes. Can Wellman Jnr do this? Will Welman Jnr do this? Wellman Snr is proud of his boys Purple Belt and may wish his boy to take Davis on at his own game. But does he need to? The objective is victory, and getting the title shot, and for me takedown defence and boxing Davis is the least risky approach.
Youngblood Vs Sanni
Two undefeated boxers meeting at 205 here, with Youngblood 2-0 facing the first real test of his short career. Sanni is 3-0 with three stoppages in which his demonstrated knockdown power and the confidence to follow his opponents to the mat to finish the job. Somebodies ‘O’ will go, and this one will not go the distance. Youngbloods manager Mike Melton must be real confident his man is ready, as it rare for the McRiddle entourage to break with their tradition for hand picking opponents to face their specialists. This is pick-em fight with Sanni having the edge only because he has a 100% stoppage record, and Youngblood despite his record is untested.
Gerarld Vs Shields
Two fighters yet to register a win in their MMA careers, so this is a real cross roads match up at 170. Both buys are managed by experienced camps but the DKJ has been on the decline of late at Gerarld will be looking to break his camps losing streak. Gerarld has competent stand up and there lies his advantage, so we can expect him to keep the fight standing, thus avoiding Shields’ wrestling and BJJ skills. I think Gerarld will get the decision here, I think he has enough to survive if he is taken down or more I doubt Shields has enough to finish his man when does get him to the mat.
The Winner: Gerarld – decision.
Lee Vs Callahad
Two 170 fighters looking to extend their undefeated records, with Lee a wannabe Muay Thai fighter facing a specialist wrester in Callahad. Lee must have great takedown defence if he is going to win this fight, or he will face 15 minutes on his back. Lee stuffed 10/11 of his last opponents takedown attempts, but he wasn’t facing a wonderful wrestler. Callahad success rate in takedowns is 100% and he landed 106 out of 109 ground strikes thrown. All this points to Lee having to knock out Callahad before he gets taken down, which will happen, or I think Lee will face 15 minutes on his back. I back Callahad to secure the takedown and pound on Lee, the only question is whether Lee has the heart to hang in to wait for the decision.
The Winner: Callahad – decision.
Capone Vs Bunks
Two well rounded guys meet here at 185. The bean pole Capone is 2-0 competent in the stand up and a competent wrestler, he used takedown to good effect in is last fight and I suspect he will hand out much the same to Bunks. However, Bunks stuffed the takedowns of a BJJ Purple belt in his last fight, and demonstrated good use of the clinch. Capone is still training in the Cozad and Bunks in the VFC Academy, so I going with Bunks keeping this standing for long enough to edge a close unanimous decision win.
The Winner: Bunks – decision.
Ali Vs Krzemyk
205 debutant Ali is well rounded and a late starter in MMA at 24 years of age, and he is facing a 1-2 fighter in Kryzemyk who lasted just 18 seconds in his last fight before getting submitted. Based in Helsinki this is a hell of a long way to come to fight like a girl. Ali is untested, and he will want to keep this standing and utilize his competent stand up to negate Krzemyk’s proficient wrestling. This is of course based on the assumption that Krzemyk makes his flight, because as we go to press he is sat in a bar in Helsinki downing peach schnapps.
The Winner: Krzemyk
Tucker Vs Melton Snr
A re-match from VFC 1 when Melton Snr took the best shots of remarkable boxer Tucker, before using his excellent ground skills to ground Tucker and force him to turn his back after a barrage of strikes. I don’t know why this is taking place again, Tucker showed no balls in the first fight and Melton Snr knows he can end this with the first takedown. Unless Tucker has grown a pair this wont last long.
The Winner: Melton Snr – TKO Strikes.
Almanez Vs Warm
Top ranked Middleweight Almanez 6-6 squares off against another well rounded fighter in Warm 2-1. Warm hasn’t been active in the cage, but he brings a solid MMA game to the cage in his VFC debut after fights in the NYCC and CoV orgs.
This is a pickem fight on paper, but it might come down to who has the edge on the ground and Almanez has all is 6 wins by submission. For this reason Almanez just edges for me, but I wont be surprised if there is an upset and new number one in this division.
The Winner: Almanez – submission
Hendayko Vs Miller
African heavyweight Hendayko has been the distance only once in 5 fights, KO-ing an opponent once in only 5 seconds! He is proficient in stand up, and always brings a war win or lose, but he really needs a win here to break a two fight losing streak.
Miller is a competent boxer, but he will need to take Hendayko down to win this fight, or hang with Hendayko long enough to test his opponent cuts prone skin. We need exciting fighters in the VFC so I’m hoping Hendayko can land the bombata and get this one over quickly before he gets cut or taken down. This one will be worth watching!
The Winner: Hendayko – KO Head Kick!
Have a good night! - Richie
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Sergio 'Hurricane' Morales has just KTFO of Hurl, and is hobbling back to the changing area, Richie Ciapelli of MMA USofA, drunkenly staggers after him:
Richie ' Sergio, Ricky Warner of MMA Addict said Hurl would whupp your ass, what you got to say for all the doubters?'
Sergio ' Is he is here? Do you see me now Ricky!?!?'
Richie ' Whats next Sergio? You injured?'
Sergio ' Ahhh bruised the foot on Hurls chin, his jaw is broke, aint no doubtin that. They need someone to fight next week, so if Jordan Silver wants it.... then fuck it man, Im OK, unless that man bitch Gaffney got the balls now?'
Richie turns back to his cameraman ' so there you have it VFC fans, Morales - Silver for the 30th, you got one fight to fill on the card Kimmi.... '
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Richie Ciapelli here and we know the 155 division is coming to a conclusion soon, and sure there are some great contenders for the new champion, but at 170lb who the fuck is gonna take on The Architect of Pain? I spoke to Peel Steel earlier on the phone who was raving about Rua, so I asked him when Rua was gonna take on Pain, and Steel said the line was going bad and I was breaking up on him, then we got cut off. It got me thinking, is Pain too good for the VFC? He is trained on a 1 to 1 basis in a million dollar private gym, and then he gets fed VFC budget boys, so whats goin on? Anyone out there reckon they have what it takes? Should Pain be in the VFC period, or is it an honour to get KTFO by this dude?
So......
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MMA USofA statement: As we have been unable to locate VFC CEO Kimmi McRiddle, after consultation with our legal team, we have taken the decision to release the review of Rookie Rage III prior to formal authorisation. As soon as we locate the clinic McRiddle has been committed to we will request a formal statement from the VFC hierachy regarding his treatment for alcohol, substance abuse and granny porn addiction.
Ladies, Gentleman, and fight fans the world overrrr!!! I’m Richie Ciapelli of MMA USofA, I’m back!, and I’m in New York for this weekends Rookie Rage III. VFC mania has gone global, fair fights, fair pay, beer, babes and kebabs are attracting fighters and managers throughout the planet. Last weekends card was huge, with Cameron Speed despatching a former org title holder inside 2 minutes, and tickets for VFC selling out within minutes. Midweek Madness III saw the much hyped Shaggy Dope humiliated in only 22 embarassing seconds, another crunching KO from one of the Omnus brothers, and Pain cement his position in the upper echelons of the welterweight division with the impressive demolition of Masters II.
This weekends card is packed with debutants and fighters facing contract termination if they fail to deliver. So lets get it on!
Martin Vs Sampson
The 25 year old Martin is 1-2 and despite respectable boxing and a brown belt in BJJ he is yet to register a win in the VFC. He has never been stopped and is strong boy, but he is a known gang banger out on parole. As a result he is managerless, is back running the streets with his crew and is no longer in training. This is great news for debutant Sampson who is also 25 having spent his formative years as a hairdresser. He is well rounded, he can box, has proficient Muay Thai and mediocre wrestling, but he is a novice, and one has to question whether he can keep this standing against even a untrained street thug like Martin. I think Martin will get this to the ground and prove too strong for Sampson and get the submission win, but whether we see Martin again beyond this fight is uncertain.
The Winner: Martin – submission
Thomas Vs Knight
Two debutants here are 185lbs, with the 22 year old boxer Thomas straight out of college and into the cage, against 18 year old former Junior State boxing champion Knight. This is purely a boxing match, and Knight has the edge here on paper but it could come down to what we don’t know yet, which is KO power and punch resistance. What we wont see is a takedown, these guys going to the ground is as likely as Falcone and Boogie not clearing the Underground bar of JD on Sunday night.
Coke Vs Edilhson
These are two guys coming off debut losses in the VFC, and really need to score a win to kick start their careers. Coke is a superb boxer with a blue belt in BJJ, who suffered some serious ground and pound in his debut. Edilhson was dominating his debut, having dropped his foe twice and cut him open, before deciding to commit suicide by going for a takedown against the BJJ Brown Belt – and that was that!
Edilhson is well rounded but can he overcome Coke’s better boxing, avoid being knocked out, and impose his all round MMA game on the BJJ blue belt. This fight is a toss up, Coke is well schooled by the DKJ camp and we don’t know if Edilhson is really heavy handed or just a flash in the pan. It’s a toss up!
Toule Vs Barker
Two wonderful boxers now at 205, in a cross roads match up as both these guys are desperate for a win. However these 25 year olds have had contrasting preparations for this fight. Toule isn’t in training despite sufficient funds, whereas Barker is training hard and looks to have been developing some respectable wrestling skills. Barker has the edge here, he will be in great shape for this match up but he is coming off a devastating KO loss, so there are questions to be answered about his chin. Toule is susceptible to takedowns so Barker may look to use his wrestling to break down Toule who may not have the conditioning to stay with Barker for 15 minutes.
The Winner: Barker – late stoppage.
Ratajczyk Vs Eastman
This one is at 265, but Ratajczyk can make the 205 limit, so he is giving away a lot of weight to Eastman who is a genuine heavyweight. Ratajczyk comes from the MMM org where he was 1-1 so he has not been active in his career to date. He is well rounded and in Eastman he looks to have been fed a sacrificial lamb. Eastman is 0-10, he does have superb Muay Thai but his records indicates his chin is weak and once he is taken down he is as good as finished, and its dial 911 for the emergency services.
The Winner: Ratajczk – 1st round stoppage.
Machida Vs McMasters
The well rounded Machida won his debut in the EEC before coming to the VFC, and apart from a white belt in BJJ, he is a reasonable mixed martial artist. He has also been in training for over a year now, so he will probably be a great deal more capable than he looks. McMasters is a ground specialist, he is a wonderful wrestler with a BJJ blue belt, but he is currently training at a cardio gym, so will he be a serious match for the well schooled Machida? McMasters has to secure the takedown and keep the fight there, but I suspect Machida is only fighting because he is ready to take the VFC by storm, and he will be too strong for McMasters. Machida will rebuff his opponents takedowns and win by KO inside 2 rounds. McMasters is surely ready to receive coaching, unless he wants to be a marathon runner once he has been dispatched by Machida.
The Winner: Machida – KO strikes.
Sanderson Vs Joe
Two novice heavyweights next, who are both still training in cardio gyms. Joe has the edge in the stand up, being a proficient boxer with respectable wrestling, whereas Sanderson’s wrestling is respectable. Joe will want to keep this standing, because Sanderson is the better ground fighter. Both these guys need to cut back on their training pretty soon because Sanderson looked like he had banged every chick in Kimmi’s harem so will he be fresh enough to fight come Sunday night? (Check out this guy Sandersons’s energy levels, this dude might have a cardiac arrest before he gets to the cage, his preparation is absurd!)
I think Joe will take this, he just needs to extend Sanderson beyond a minute and he is likely to collapse.
The Winner: Joe – KO punches, if his opponent doesn’t black out before he hits him!
Rogers Vs Velasquez
Two heavyweights here who are fully prepared to enter the VFC ranks with a bang as we have a remarkable boxer taking on a BJJ Blue belt with some Muay Thai ability.
Rogers looks a prodigious talent as he has a decent ground game too, although I think he will keep this standing and be wary of Valesquez blue belt. This one won’t go the distance and I think we will see some good technique for as long as this lasts.
I’ve got Rogers to box at range and catch Velasquez looking for a takedown and score a KO inside 2 rounds.
The Winner: Rogers KO
Lebedev Vs Jackson
The long awaited debut of the giant Kazak will be great for bar takings as this means Boogie is in the house. Lebedev is a monster, standing at 7ft and just under the 265lb limit, he is the reigning Kazak Kick Boxing champion with a background in Muay Thai, and the reigning and defending European cheesecake eating champion. Jackson is also making his debut and this BJJ Brown belt has to secure the takedown early and get this fight finished quickly, or I fear he will be executed in a brutal Muay Thai clinch. Lebedev is an org favourite, he has received gifts from McRiddle for agreeing to fry his bacon in low fat lard, so he is expected to be fast tracked should he overcome Jackson. I have Lebedev winning this one, and going to challenge for greater honours in the coming months. Maybe a fight with Rogers?
The Winner: Lebedev – decision
Hoover Vs Couture
The final fight of the night is at 185 with the Hoover looking to utilise his wonderful Muay Thai and keep this fight standing against the proficient wrestling skills of Couture. Assuming Hoover can defend take downs he will look to clinch with Couture and slice and dice him on the inside. Couture has to get this to the ground where he does have the edge, but can he? I give Hoover the edge, I think he will keep this standing and win a unanimous point decision.
The Winner: Hoover.
So that’s yer lot fight fans, I’m there Sunday night, I’m sitting with Boogie and Falcone so hopefully I can get an insight into who in there camps they see going all the way to the top, and when we can look forward to Nikil vs Lebedev????
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Peel Steel here in response to Mr Warner and comments regarding Renato. Renato would have been wearing concrete wellies after the Jez fight but for Mr Mc Riddle praising him for absorbing incredible punishment, despite Renato retaliating like a pacifist. Win or lose, Renato will be sent out to get Mr McRiddle some good ratings, and after that he has agreed to fuck off back to Brazil so I can find some other slow dullard to waste good time and money on.
Morales, well Hurl will be in for a war, Sergio has found MMA training hard since his release from the pen, and he might not continue beyond this fight. However, his BJJ isn't too shabby, so Hurl will need to be a strong boy to keep Sergio down. Sergio is 25 years old and 4 fighters turned down offers to fight him, and since then he has doubted how long he will be a fighter for. His older brother had his 3rd strike recently, so there is an opening in the family business which he might take up.
Both these guys will go to war, our crew pick up a lot of losing fight of the night awards, and our boys will entertain the fans as usual.
As for Lightweight tourney good luck to Wellman Jnr one of our 'Legion of Spartans' fighters.
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Tohino Cerezo 'I thank god for this win tonight, in 20 seconds I give VFC greatest quickest 100% fight in MMA history! I want Van Kirkland at Christmas. You have seen greatest ever KO next you will see greatest ever submission. Falcao has arrived'.
Richie Ciapelli ' Tohino Cerezo has tonight shocked the VFC with one of the fastest and surely the most spectacular KO in VFC history. Cerezo comes to fight, win or lose this kid brings it , wow!!!'
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Fight Fans this is Richie Ciapelli and Im outside the VFC after party trying to get a word with some of the fighters managers from tonights card, which was brutal.
Peel how are your boys? Two crushing defeats by stoppage, with Isadoroa knocked cold by a hammerfist, neither of your boys showed any take down defece against ground specialists, any comments?
Peel'yeh it went wrong early with the take downs and got steadily worse, Cerezo had trained to be competitive in the event of a takedown but he was overpowered so no argument there. Not had chance to speak with Serginho yet coz he is on oxygen and hasnt woken up yet, but he couldnt cope with the take downs and he has a lot of work to do in that area, shame he looked OK in the stand up and he showed balls coz took a fuckin pastin before he got put to sleep. Cerezo is fine and he will be training again Tuesday, he was one of the first at the party so he is probably pissed now.'
Richie 'Thanks Peel, there is Shane Wellman, Shane any comments on the mother of all beatings your boy took 'again' tonight, wouldnt he have been stopped on cuts if he wasnt knocked cold? Aint those Brute bros something? Are you and Peel gonna be asking Don King how to win a fight!'
Shane Wellman ' fuck off Richie'.
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"The Brooklyn Brawler" Jaroslav Jez
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Word on the street is, Renato. You're confident about this fight. Let me tell you something, Renato. The only thing you should be confident about, is getting a ride home in the back of an ambulance. Shit, i'll even pay. Y'dig?
This is Sergio Morales, bitch u r a funny boy tryin to get into Renato's head cos this is just a warm up fight for when your manager puts u in with me. Go in the ambulance with Renato boy, get familiar with your future surroundings, choose the straw you be fed through after I finish u. U got any other bros need endin after u, at least yo mamma will have to get one bus a week if you all in the same unit!
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Richie Ciapelli here from MMA USofA and Im looking for some feedback on this Hendayko Brute fight. Hendayko looked like he had been chewed on by Hannibal the Cannibal such was the brutal beating in his last fight in Finland. He opened up real easy, what makes you think the VFC aint gonna need a mop and bucket this time?
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Wellman Junior- I ain't fucking trailer trash you British bum. Im from MA,USA bitch and we invented ass kickings over here, trailer trash? There are no fucking trailers up North fuckhead... You'd think one would at least try to know what they are talking about. Wellman JR out, better be ready Marco and Lupe
Pintor here: Wellman Junior, we already match up well for a fight which surprises me. Are you slow, is your mother your sister, you in bred yanky hick half wit?
I hope Marco ends you!
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This is Peel Steel manager of Sergio Morales. He has declined an interview. However he asked me to deliver this.
The countdown has began....
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mmajunkie reporter Bob Jones here people! I just got off of the phone with Shane Wellman Junior... And he is pissed! Why you ask? Listen here-
Wellman Junior- "How come Im ranked fucking 13th for LW's? What da fuck is this, who do I gotta blow to get somewhere God dammit... Im fucking ranked below this kid Pintor... He hasnt even fucking fought yet!!! Ooooooooo this shit makes me mad. Any explanations Kimmy? Fuck no,. no ones got fucking answers. Fuck this shit Im just gunna have to beat the fuck outta Marco and Pintor and fucking shit on people in the fucking tournament.... This bullshit gets me pissed.. Junior out... Fuck everyone"
Lupe Pintor ' show some class, calling people out like you are someone, using all those big words, like you are some street retard. If and i mean if i get past Jimmy Young, sure i would fight trailer trash like you, or if i lose maybe Jimmy can clean your mouth out and i will do it later. Either way you are full of shit my friend'.
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Breaking news from MMA USofA:
Former World Amateur champion Sergio Morales has been released from jail after serving less than a third of a 21-year sentence for multiple counts of manslaughter.
He will be on parole until March, followed by two years' probation that includes 200 hours of community service.
The state parole commission voted 5-1 to grant Morales’ release.
The fighter was jailed in April 2004 after pleading no contest to gang related charges.
Morales later punched a police officer in the jaw and head kicked a warden leaving both men unconscious.
Judge Henry Booth said the fighter had demonstrated ''potentially lethal anger management problems".
The fighter was released on condition he undergo a psychiatric evaluation and treatment to learn to control his anger, an official said.
He will also be subject to urine testing at least twice a week and unannounced home visits by state authorities.
Plans are afoot for Morales to return to the cage. His last fight, a 2nd round knockout of Mirko Jez (elder brother of Jaroslav Jez), took place shortly before he was jailed.
It is understood that Morales’ release is a surprise, with allegations surfacing of widespread bribery and corruption.
Peel Steel will represent the 25 year old Morales who will be based in New York.
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*The spittle, narrowly missing the leg of Kimmy, lands square on the forehead of an attending reporter, who identifies himself as Arthur Job, from MMA-Night*
Arthur: *wiping the spittle from his forehead* Kimmy, this seems an overly dangerous fight, these guys are pretty hostile towards each other, is this the wisest idea?
Kimmy: We have liability insurance, Arthur. Rest assured, if anything happens, we're covered.
Arthur: *stunned into silence*
Statement on Behalf of the Peel Steel Fighter Management Inc:
Mr Santa Cruz was telephoned today and he was offered the Cunha fight. Mr Santa Cruz made a number of remarks/threats which given the volatile nature of the individual concerned we feel it only professional to warn the VFC of the dangers to fighter safety, and the integrity of the VFC. We manage a number of Brazilian fighters who have substantiated our position and have specifically asked that they do not have train at the same time as Mr Santa Cruz. We therefore advise that there is heightened security at all times.
On the assumption that this fight reaches the cage, VFC fans will appreciate that while Mr Santa Cruz is unstable, he is (so our scouts have told us) a predigous talent. Mr Santa Cruz will take Cunha seriously depsite any comments to the contrary. We can also confirm that it has become apparent that Mr Santa Cruz has a number of female admirers one of which is Claudetta Cunha the adult movie actress and sister of Mr Cunha. We will endeavour to ensure Miss Cunha does not travel to New York with Santa Cruz.
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Yo Anaconda
Got your sis lyin one side, your ex the other, am livin the dream fat f*ck!
Gonna bring them to New York for my debut, ask Kimmi if you can be on my undercard.
Be in the apple in November to kick some soft ass dog, fries donut eatin no talent pussies.
See you soon fat boy, oooh your sis is hot!!!! You stil got a mamma?
Rafa
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Obrigada Anaconda Tari Cunha, that is one stupid name, I remember you from back home. Shit man how does a fat f*ck like you con the VFC into a contract. Muay Thai my ass, now you live in New York, one fight and you be driving illegal cabs and sellin dogs.
Who you gonna fight punk? Hows your sister and her friend, she still talkin about the champ.
Good luck chump. Dont even dream about asking Kimmi for a fight with me, you wake up apologising!
You gonna be Yuri's bitch?
Rafael Santa Cruz
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My Name Is Artur Renato, Im here to call out Jaroslav Jez. My manager says Im crazy, this guy Jez is one serious mother and I haven't fought yet. I need to fight to pay to train, and hell records are for DJ's. If I win I shock the VFC, i I lose, then no matter , you expect this future superstar to kill me.
But if i win, mmmm, imagine!
So while I respect the great Jez, Im would be honoured to fight this guy and find out if I have a future.
Let me fight him, let me shock the VFC!
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So, Styles. I didn't brutalise you as bad as I wanted. Maybe next time.
*turns and speaks to Kimmy*
Yo, boss, who you got next for me? Who ya want me to bash?
*Kimmy says something, nobody bar Jez can understand*
No man, for real? Shit.
*Jez walks off*
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Jon Davis Here, as a former D2 All American Wrestler straight out of Queens College New York City. It wont go to the ground Mr. Brazil? Bullshit, itll be on the ground in the first 10 seconds, and your face will look like it has been put through a meat grinder by the end of the first, if it lasts that long.
Tohino here, you are confident, hopefully you will be a worthy opponent, as well as make me laugh at the press conference next month as much as you make me laugh now. If you find a way to train your chin to withstand just one of my punches, bottle it and sell it, you will be a rich man!
Looking forward to the pre fight cuddle!
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My name is Tohino 'Falcao' Cerezo, im 0-1, im from Rio, came here to start career in VFC. Manager is bad he know nothing, but he gave me a chance and now I fight Jon Davis managed by Don King Jr. All I see is a KO early, it wont go to the ground. Aint my manager in the cage its me and that big cuddly bear who is 0-0 with a chin im gonna test. Its me, my punching power, his chin and my title shot next year. Tho I wanna rid the division of more man cuddlers first!
VFC - New York.
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Peel Steel: Sergio saw Crack's fight, told me win or lose against Silver next week, he will fight Crack at New Years, reckons he will be too busted up to fight any sooner. Or you could take the winner if Silver wants in, DKJ seems to have issues with your camp.
Big win for Silvia too, congrats DKJ.
Cunha looks a beast, manager Boogie is dominating the VFC if no one has noticed!!! My fighters specifically request NOT to fight a Boogie fighter, on the basis that historically they end up in A & E!!