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MILF League Season 2 Featherweight Point Standings (After two Events of 3) Group A Juliusz Sobczak 2-0-0 11 Points Blazej Maleszewski 1-1-0 3 Points Finley Cowan 0-2-0 0 Points Rico Suarez 0-1-0 0 Points (Replacement) Renan Viana 1-0-0 3 Points (Eliminated) Group B Finley Nielsen 2-0-0 11 Points Jin Matsushima 1-1-0 5 Points Kona Kush 1-1-0 3 Points Scooter Dahan 0-1-0 0 Points (Replacement) River Castaneda 0-1-0 0 Points (Eliminated) Group C Felix Dakat 2-0-0 8 Points Marc Schlager 1-1-0 5 Points Giancarlo Zuniga 1-1-0 3 Points Lucian Lindsey 0-1-0 0 Points (Replacement) Akira Kawasaki 0-1-0 0 Points (Eliminated) Group D Landin Durham 2-0-0 7 Points Xavier Couture 1-1-0 4 Points Eduardo Chavez 1-1-0 4 Points Silly Billy 0-2-0 0 Points Group E Morgan Freeman 2-0-0 9 Points Ross Morrow 1-1-0 6 Points Passion Pacio 1-1-0 6 Points Moi Tie 0-1-0 0 Points (Replacement) Jackson Parks 0-1-0 0 Points (Eliminated)

MILF League Season 2 Light Heavyweight Point Standings ***FINAL*** Group A Danilo Zoric 2-1-0 9 Points (advanced to Playoff) Jimar Kinkead 2-1-0 9 Points (Wildcard) Cero Dohbopavich 1-1-0 6 Points (Replacement) Randall Cunningham 1-2-0 4 Points Mark Atherton 0-1-0 0 Points (Eliminated) Group B Antti Kokko 3-0-0 12 Points (Advanced to Playoff) Conor Pena 2-1-0 12 Points (Wildcard) Erick Colonel 1-1-0 3 Points (Replacement) Midweight Try 0-2-0 0 Points (Replacement) Martin Nejc 0-1-0 0 Points (Eliminated) Clayton Price 0-1-0 0 Points (Eliminated) Group C Pascal Popper 2-1-0 12 Points (Advanced to Playoff) James Dean 2-1-0 9 Points Gabriel Mil 1-2-0 6 Points Alien Invasion 1-0-0 3 Points (Replacement) Noc Tua 0-2-0 0 Points (Eliminated) Group D Korneliusz Walczak 3-0-0 17 Points (Advanced to Playoff) Saul Jackson 2-1-0 12 Points (Wildcard) Davis Chang 1-2-0 3 Points Justin Jones 0-3-0 0 Points Group E Scott Potter 3-0-0 17 Points (Advanced to Playoff) Jake Walton 2-1-0 11 Points (Wildcard) Crazy Mike 1-2-0 3 Points Derek Rodney 0-3-0 0 Points As seen above the Green Highlighted will advance. With one exception being both of the top Point scores being managed by the seemingly unstable Mr Nobody. I have Pmd him to see who he wants to advance to the playoff. The Brackets will now look like this for the Playoffs opening round. #1 Potter/Walczak vs #8 Jimar Kinkead #4 Danillo Zorich vs #5 Saul Jackson #3 Pascal Popper vs #6 Conor Pena #2 Antti Kokko vs #7 Jake Walton

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Super Heavyweight **FINAL** Point Standings Group A Name Record Points Gniewomir Wojciechowski 3-0-0 18 points Advanced to Playoffs Stefan Schilt 1-1-1 6 point Bennett Peck 1-2-0 6 points Frane Vinkovic 0-1-1 1 point Sylvester Jolt 0-1-0 0 Points Group B Xavierntreal Couture 3-0-0 15 Points Advanced to Playoffs Jesse Kidd 2-1-0 12 Points Advanced as wild Card Bobby Bayou 1-2-0 3 Points Otto Stollar 0-3-0 0 Points Group C Michael Harrison 3-0-0 18 Points Advanced to Playoffs Kimbino Slice 2-1-0 12 Points Advanced as Wild Card George Pogie 1-2-0 6 Points Freaky Craig 0-3-0 0 Points Group D Kristopher Marks 2-1-0 12 Points Advanced to Playoff *** Turner Crocop 2-1-0 12 Points Advanced as Wild Card Enorme Renaud 2-1-0 12 Points Advanced as Wild Card Dimon Boets 0-2-0 0 Points Chandler Warner 0-1-0 0 Points (Retired) Group E Anatol Krupa 3-0-0 17 Points Advanced to Playoffs (but will not participate due to manager having two fighters there) Antwan Tran 2-1-0 11 Points Ezequiel Eaton 1-2-0 6 Points Autiosaaren Salama 0-2-0 0 Points Island Try 0-1-0 0 Points (Retired) Are first League the Super Heavyweights did not disappoint, loaded with first round Finishes throughout the Group stage. Division D was by far the most competitive as you see the top three, they all finished with a 2-1-0 record and 12 points. So how do we solve this? As stated in previous posts it's a simple process in order Points>Record>Total fight time for wins. So below I will post the total fight times of the Division d 3-way tie at the top. Also going to run through the 5-way tie we had for the remaining 3 Wild card spots Division D Tie Breaker Total Fight times (The lowest time wins) Marks wins with a TFT of 4:20 (one of my favorite #'s btw) Crocop places 2nd with a TFT of 5:22 Renaud places 3rd with a TFT of 6:11 As for the Wild Card Tie Breakers Jesse Kidd advances with a TFT of 3:23 and will get the #6 seed Kimbino Slice advances with a TFT of 4:56 and gets the #7 Seed Turner Crocop will take the #8 seed with his TFT of 5:22 Enorme Renaud just misses out, but I will keep him on the reserve list going forward since he was the best of the rest. Edited: Renaud will advance as he takes Anatol Krupas spot and takes the #8 seed. Playoffs are now set for Round two and will be booked shortly. #1 Michael Harrison vs #8 Enorme Tenaud #4Kristopher Marks vs #5 Jesse kidd #3 Xavierntreal Couture vs #6 Kimbino Slice #2 Gniewomir Wojciechowski vs #7 Turner Crocop

Welterweight Point Standings (One Event remaining) Group A Oskar Borkowski 2-0-0 11 Points Jose Joao Antonio Ferriera 1-1-0 6 Points Jake From Statefarm 1-1-0 6 Points Keshawn Benjamin 0-2-0 0 Points Group B Anastazy Jaworski 2-0-0 12 Points Mihigo Munyentwali 1-0-0 6 Points (Eliminated Inactive) Alvro Machado 1-1-0 3 Points Danny Rivera 0-1-0 0 Points Diego Carpio 0-2-0 0 Points Group C Aden Parker 2-0-0 11 Points Valentino Andolini 1-1-0 6 Points Justice Kingston 1-0-0 3 Points Justice Washington 0-2-0 0 Points Sherpov Gelovkin 0-1-0 0 Points (Eliminated Inactive) Group D Nico Lange 2-0-0 11 Points Freaky Hiroshima 1-1-0 6 Points Remy Leeuwenhoek 1-1-0 6 Points Arturo Lowery 0-2-0 0 Points Group E Elix Juarez 2-0-0 9 Points Jamison Hutchinson 1-1-0 6 Points Xavier Knight 1-1-0 6 Points Bryan Williams 0-2-0 0 Points

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To Confirm the Sole reason, I decided to stop the Fight Previews was simply to not curse anymore matchups. See the two I did as an example. They went perfectly as I predicted.....I Mr. Madness could not be to blame for any more than that my friends. Some may say I just wanted to give you all a tease of my Prediction perfection....that I did and now the show must go on. MILF 122 was a huge success giving our Promotion the biggest rating in the Orgs History. This has cemented us back in the top 5 of all promotions but we all know MILF is #1 in the hearts of the Vigilante's just like myself! Some Organizations over the last month where celebrating Mexican heritage we on the other hand let are Canadian flags fly with a colossal Main Event that featured two familiar foes hailing from the great white north. The main event was the fourth chapter between Vancouver's Eric Frost and Mississauga's Luke Ridley. Frost has been on a phenomenal run of 15-1 in his last 16 fights. That 1 loss of course being at the hands of Ridley in the Season 15 Island Lightweight tournament. Ridley would go on to avenge that loss though in electrifying fashion at MILF 103 Enter the Mainland as he would force Ridley to tap out in the very first round. This would not stop Luke though as he would go on to finish the likes of Danny Vargas and Faarooq Rahim with quick Submission victories of his own. "The Riddler" would then go on to dominate the once 16 and 0 top dog of the Island in Jardani Jovonovich in route to a Unanimous Decision verdict paving the way for this showdown for Canadians everywhere. Frost on the other hand has had quite the run indeed defending his titles a record 9 straight times. The fight itself may not have lived up to expectations to the eyes of those crazy brits at Wombley arena but it was a great game of chess as the fight went back and forth through the 5-round decision. At the end of the fight both fighters new they just had one hell of a war as the judge's verdicts came in. All three judges scored it 47-48 for the new MILF Welterweight champion of the world...........LUKE Ridley! The aftermath of these was quickly thought out and owner Tycon Judas felt that the former Dominant champ deserved an immediate rematch. The details of this are not finalized yet but it is looking like October 20th live and on PPV at MILF 126 and where else would we have the possible final chapter in this epic war but none other than Montreal's Matt Mac Memorial Arena! In the evenings Co-Main event we saw yet another title change hands as the SHW belt seems to be hoping around like a dodgy kangaroo on PCP. "Triple D" Domingo Don Dominguez was coming off a violent title grabbing performance against then champion Semi Veainu who he belted with a massive right hand to punch his ticket to the MILF Champions corner. Unfortunately, it did not last long as #1 contender Uche Igwe whom has been 0-2 in title fights so far was out for blood and let Triple D know as soon as the bell rang. It took just 51 seconds for Igwe to seal the deal with a brutal uppercut. Uche will now look to defend the belt against the former two-time champ and by far the most Dominant in the division in Semi Veainu next. Speaking of Semi, he too was on this action-packed event collecting his 16th finish this by KO in just 44 seconds over the tough and Powerful puncher in his own right Janne Virtanen. Marques Roy earned himself another performance bonus with his efforts against former Light Heavyweight champ Jerome Browning. This was another one that was back and forth but just three rounds unlike the Main Event. Browning has now dropped his last 3 fights after losing his belt too rival Erik Bjornsson. As for Roy he will be the next in line for Mr Bjornsson. Faarooq Rahim landed his 6th and final Takedown Attempt against the Hometown favorite Danny Vargas who continues to struggle against these dirty wrestling bastards. Props to Rahim though for Finishing this fight though with a late TKO win due to Ground and Pound strikes. Jayden Marsh rebounds with a first-round stoppage of Pitter Patter. Jaydens Clinch game was on point as he went on to pick up his 15th (T)KO victory. Newcomer Giang Hao looked quite impressive in his MIFL debut. The SHW division may have a new contender on its hands with the Vietnamese Big man. Mexican born Rico Suarez stayed unbeaten with his 2nd MILF fight now in the books. "Chico" has yet to get out of the first round in his pro career so his Gas tank may still be a question, regardless we will take first round Rico ftw! Timmy Cosmo came into this one with his head down and low on morale but didn't fucking matter as he locked in a slick Armbar to force a huffing and puffing Ungga Brunga to tape in less than two minutes. Giovanny Winters kicked the showoff in style with a devastating KO of Andre Smith who may have been out pub crawling with Ungga Brunnga the night before. Where professionals here gents get some god damned rest and let's see the real beast inside, ya alright fellas!!! Upcoming shows to watch out for The Milf League Series is in FULL Swing next two weeks! MILF WW Week 2 MILF SHW Week 3 MILF FW Week 2 MILF LHW Week 3 Finally Live and on PPV from the Bushido Ace Arena>>> Ryan Montana looks to defend his newly won 145-pound belt against 17-2 Angus Young! MIlF 123 Montana VS Young

MILF 122 Preview Part two Kicking off the Main card we have a crowd favorite to England in Essex own Danny Vargas who will look for yet another Highlight Reel Knock Out. Opposing him though will be his possible worse Nightmare in Afghanistan's Faaroq Rahim! vs Danny Vargas (12-7-0) Faarooq Rahim (11-6-0) 181 cm 179 cm 146 Ibs 156 Ibs London MMA Club Freaky Fight Club Essex, United Kingdom Kabul, Afghanistan Vargas is no stranger at collecting Bonus checks, with 5 KO of the Nights and his recent "Fight of the Night" honors to his credit, so far. Danny's Striking prowess has been a spotlight at 155 since the beginning of the Island season 15. Danny now trains at London MMA Club and continues to improve his ground skills, which the young man will need Sunday Night in front of his home country. Danny has struggled with the grapplers in the past with 6 of his 7 defeats coming by way of submission. Two of those defeats where at the hands of Current Welterweight kingpin Eric Frost in his only two title fights to date. We did see a glimpse of his improving Takedown defense in his most recent fight against Gregor Riley stuffing Riley's only Takedown forcing him to stand with him. We also saw the heart of Vargas in that fight as Riley nearly took him out in the final round, but the Englishman quickly cleared the cobwebs and got back in control of the fight. I like this kid's style, he has some deadly hands but a little swag in his step to go with em. Faaroq Rahim is also a very dangerous threat with his fists of fury, the only difference is he does his dirty work on the mat with vicious ground and pound. Rahim has also struggled with the Submission specialist though, dropping 4 out of 6 of his loses via Submissions. Faaroq has relocated to Helsinki after the Island finished and coincidently still trains at the former Island gym Freaky Fight Club there. Rahim had his biggest moment back at MILF 91 in a losing attempt at then Welterweight champ Jardani Jovanovich's title. After this fight Rahim went on a three-fight winning streak that included avenging a previous loss to Jukka Raikkonen. Faaroq has seemed to be a little more cautious which does not bode well if you like excitement, but he can be held accountable for a murder trial if you're not good on the ground. His KO of Will Hutchinson is a prime example of that lethal power he holds in his hands, from the mount position. One thing he has in common with his current foe is they both have felt the wraith of current #1 contender in the Welterweight division, who will be headlining this event by the name of Luke Ridley. Breaking this one down is simple. if I am Danny, I'm gonna stay the fuck away from Faaroq and give him no shot at a takedown. Easier said than down, yes? But just listen kid Mr. Madness knows best, go out there look into his eyes and give him cheap shot before the bell, otherwise I think you are fooked! As for Rahim, I don't think he wants any of that heat in the standup so go get your little takedown then get out the Buidling. There is a good chance this London crowd will maul you as you try to escape so turn on the jets and get the hell outta there son. Up Next.....Semi Veainu vs Janne Virtanen

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MILF 122 Preview This will be broken down fight by fight. One fucking fight a day because Butch's ADHD won't allow anymore! This Sunday MILF will bring the Madness back to the Wombley for a second event in London's finest Arena. This Spectacle will be Live on PPV and will be Headlined by a Welterweight Championship grudge match as two ferocious Canadians will meet for a fourth time. This is a perfect way to end an absolutely stellar event. Beyond the Main Event will be a star-studded class that includes a Super Heavyweight Title clash in the Co-Main. Through this one I can assure you there will be some bangers and action-packed fights from the Prelims all the way up through the Main Card. Now let's dive in for MILF 122's official preview with your host with the Most MR. Madness himself! Ladies and Gentlesmucks! I would like to take the time to acknowledge are grand Light Heavyweight champion Erik Bjornsson who has sparked yet another brutal KO last weekend Sending the sassy but mentally shattered Chick Hamland to a dark corner, a corner he has still yet to return from, but his colleague Ryan Montana has been nurturing him since the defeat. Bjornsson now 17-1 has cemented his spot a top the recent Island Seasons crops as the #1 dog in the yard. Now onto the MILF 122 Preview I was going to just cover the evenings Main Card but there is an exciting fight that will wrap up the Prelims that we will through in there as well. Also, would like to give a shout out to a couple MILF newcomers who will be making their debuts on the undercard so welcome to the Madness Ungga Bunga and rising big man Giang Hao! Feature Prelim Pitter Patter (12-6-0) vs Jayden Marsh (14-6-0) Pitter Patter recently brushed off a two-fight loss streak with an outstanding Highlight reel victory over Grga Chvarak earning himself his 4th Performance bonus for his work. I think it is time for Pitter Patter to answer some questions in this matchup at MILF 122 though as he has struggled against the upper echelon here. Patter has the potential though with big wins over the likes of Scott Potter, Jake Walton, and Chick Hamland. He just needs to string a few more big wins together and he could punch his ticket in his first ever Title fight. Pitter is a Wildman on the feet with a solid Muay Thai base, he could use a little more focus on his grappling though which may be his Achilles. Luckily for him though his opponent on Sunday won't be looking to for any take downs so we can see him at his beast. One thing is for sure Pitter Patter a native of Tuscaloosa will have the whole state of ALABAMA wreaking havoc on the local pubs win or lose! Another talented fighter in this packed Light Heavyweight Division is England's very own Jayden Marsh. Growing up in Liverpool was now easy task for Marsh who found himself enjoying a good scrap at an early age so when the 15th season of the Island began it was no surprise he found his way aboard the boat over. Marsh found early success aside from an early loss to current champ Erik Bjronsson going an 8-1 run to begin his Carrer which earned him his first and currently only title opportunity. Unfortunately, he found himself on the wrong side of another one of Bjornsson's shellacking's. Now Marsh will be looking to avoid back-to-back defeats as he recently found himself in a war with rising LHW contender Marques Roy. Marsh looked razor sharp in the first round gaining a Knockdown, but ran out of gas a bit in round 3 after a fanatic pace of grappling from Roy who would eventually finish Marsh of with some Ground and Pound. Both men were awarded "Fight of the Night" bonuses for this awesome display. We don't do odds here at Madness, but we are always happy if a booker wants to do some for the promotion and will likely Blow up a city for you or something if you do. That said I'd give the odds in favor of Jayden Marsh just slightly.