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I noticed that almost all of the technique videos you posted are dealing enitrely with just pure stand up. Have you considered doing techinical breakdowns of the ground game? Guys like Demian Maia or Jacare Souza? They have very specific techiniques the go to over and over that nobody really can really stop. Ditto for GSP as well. I understand why you posted the Bob Sapp video and KO's bring in numbers but you run the risk of being taken less seriously in your actual analysis videos. But if you are going to do it then do a breakdown along with it. like this video by Lawrence Kenshin.

True but they aren't entirely hidden.The information is there with the tale of the tape anyway so why not just put that in a more convenient place? For that matter why not post statistics like punches thrown/landed and all other analytics on a fighters page. It all there in the fights if you are willing to take the time to count. That said I thought of it while writing a preview for an org, so I have quite a lot more scouting to do than most managers.

It would allow us to both have a better idea on how to train our fighter based on the attributes that anyone could pick up on if they watched even one sparring session in the gym. It is obvious when a guy has heavy hands, solid chin, is a cardio machine etc etc.... So why not put the information on the fighter page upon creation? It would be much more user friendly than clicking through all an opponents past fights to gain the information and far better than going into your first fight blind.

Mcgregor is going to lose again. It's damn near impossible to pressure a taller volume punching opponent. Especially when you have to avoid getting into any grappling exchanges. He can counter punch and had a bit of success with it in the first fight but he doesn't have the power to KO Diaz, so to win he he has to keep it up for at least 3 rounds and his cardio is a big question mark. Realistically Mcgregor get merked by diaz on the ground and showed he falls a little short in the stand up as well

Not bad. I liked the Conor technique video. You need to do more of that because there are already a million other channels that focus on making high light reels. If you don't mind me asking what back round do you guys have in martial arts? If you are looking for ideas you should check out the videos by Jack Slack or Lawrence Kenshin who are the best technical analysts I've found. Also if you are going to call your channel "Technical Combat" maybe don't post Bob Sapp getting KO'ed by a Fat guy in the least technical fight I've ever seen.

Main event: Chuck vs Fedor @ heavy Shogun vs Wand (pride rules) Anderson Silva vs Rampage Lawler vs Diaz 2 Aldo vs Cruz

I'm in. I've got a fighter or 2 depending on the city.

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Welcome friends to SFU #15 It’s going to be a big night with 2 belts on the line in the Bantam and featherweight divisions and tons of up and coming prospects looking to throw their hats in the ring for future title shots. So let’s kick this off with a bang. Sergio "Chico Malo" Diaz vs Noam Nystrom How many cards have you ever seen kick off with a title fight? Champion Sergio Diaz is coming off a beautiful submission win against the always dangerous Bob Brody earning him fight of the night honors. This ground fighter is one of the slickest submission artists in the SFU submitting the brown belt in a fight many felt he didn’t deserve but he did what champions do and stepped up in the biggest moment of his career. His opponent Noam Nystrom is another world class ground fighter who focuses more on his wrestling and clinch work to grind his opponents down with smothering pressure. This is a rematch of SFU 10 which saw Nystrom do just that and I think he can do it again. Prediction: Nystrom by decision Tyson Clarkson vs Mike Stanley Clarkson is a well-rounded Muay Thai fighter who uses consistent pressure to wear his opponents down and is making his debut here in the SFU after going undefeated in 3 QFC fights. Unfortunately for him he is badly out of shape and will gas early. Mike Stanley is aside from being an all-around better fighter with not a single one of his fights leaving the first round makes his SFU debut as well. He was lobbed a softball here and he is going to knock Clarkson out of the park. Prediction Stanley by KO Bo Jones vs Luke "Sky" Walker Bo Jones is the lineal LACA heavyweight champion who decided to jump ship and try to find a bit better competition he in the SFU. His acrobatic kicks are really something to behold and holds a purple belt for when it hits the ground. Welcoming into the SFU is fellow new comer Luke "Sky" Walker. Walker is an excellent wrestler who’s on a long string of ground and pound TKOs. He also possesses a solid chin but has been KOed twice in his career. This is a striker vs grappler match and Luke has the far superior wrestling, I expect him to look for the takedown early. Prediction: Skywalker by TKO Demi "Half" God vs Connor "Immortal" MacLeod Demi God has looked like anything but in his career so far going just 1-3 despite his exceptional boxing and granite chin. He is coming in from the very prestigious Immortals org and is making his debut here against the very well rounded Connor "Immortal" MacLeod. MacLeod is making his professional debut here so not really much to say about him other than he can deal with the fight anywhere it may need to go. MacLeod is a brown belt so look for him to take the fight to the ground and try and take the striker out of his element. Prediction: Toss up Ivan Tarasov vs Peter Larsson Ivan Tarasov is a former HFC champion who’s beautiful BJJ tore through that org with Kimura after arm bar before he hit a skid and got TKOed. All his wins come by way of quick submission and he’s going to need to get this fight to the ground because Peter Larsson is a bad bad man. His incredible stand up skills cannot be overstated. His nasty boxing centric attack has seen him destroy everyone not named Dmitry Boitsov. He can be tapped but he has really top class wrestling and takedown defense. He’s got better wrestling than Tarasov and he probably takes him out on the feet in our likely fight of the night. Prediction: Larsson by KO Nigel "Dark Destroyer" Benn Jr vs Nemanja "The Serbian Murderer" Vidienko Nigel Benn Jr is as you boxing fans might know a world champion caliber fighter with his hands and has worked quite hard to adapt his game to MMA. He makes his SFU debut too broke to afford a gym to train in. Truly rock bottom for Mr. Benn, who desperately needs some cash to continue his career. Nemanja "The Serbian Murderer" Vidienko welcomes him to the cage coming off a lop sided decision loss in his last fight. This BJJ purple belt will look to take this to the ground as fast as possible and smother the superior striker. He got better wrestling and should be able to pull it off. Prediction: Vidienko by decision Remus Sala vs Troy Palmer This fight for the bantam weight title should be an absolute barn burner featuring two of the most exciting fighters in the SFU. Remus Sala is an excellent wrestler whose hellish clinch game has been too much for his overmatched opponents. The undefeated champion also possesses great boxing and very respectable Muay Thai. Standing across from him is the challenger Troy Palmer. Troy can go tit for tat with our champion bringing his own hardware from the Immortal org. He has been on a very similar run through that org clinching and elbowing his way through every man put in front of him. This is going to be a brutal inside war in all likelihood, that said Sala is the better outside fighter if he feels like getting cute in there but the biggest factor is Palmer is traveling from Vegas and the jet lag, could affect his cardio. Sala is not the guy to come in against at less than 100%. Prediction: Sala by TKO Brent "Double B" Banger vs Nino Brown Brent Banger is a severely depressed man with decent skills but is mentally weak despite his great boxing. His heart just isn’t in this despite his undefeated record. Nino Brown is going to run a grappling clinic on him anywhere this goes with his superior wrestling and heavy hands. Prediction: Brown by TKO Gabriel FalleN vs "The British Bulldog" Neo DiCaprio Gabriel Fallen is a seriously slick boxer with good wrestling hoping to make a splash in the 135lb weight class. His KO power and smooth technique has seen him finish all but one opponent who beat him via Arm triangle. This is good news for DiCaprio who is one of the more talented submission specialists in the division. He has tapped all but one of his opponents. He also possesses good boxing but he can throw that in the slop bucket for this fight as Gabriel is a class above with his hands. He’s a bit better wrestler too and he had better be ready to sprawl because if DiCaprio get him down this fight will end quickly. Prediction: Fallen BY KO Big Tow vs Otocanin VS "Zmija I Borba" Zmija In our main event of the evening we have two very skilled big men with impeccable wrestling credentials and excellent submission games. Big Tow comes to the SFU as a veteran of 20 fights. He likes to use his incredible wrestling and heavy hands to smash his opponents into the ground with merciless efficiency. He doesn’t really need to load up with his ground and pound to do big damage. Zmija is very similar except he prefers to put his brown belt to work in relentlessly hunting for submissions in between his strikes. He’s coming off a dominating TKO victory over the very tough Roger Machado. He slashed the big man open like BJ Penn did to Joe Stevenson all those years ago. It was a blood bath. Zmija probably has the advantage standing up and can tag Big Tow with his superior boxing but this is going to be a grinding wrestling match probably with more than a little blood. Prediction: Zmija by TKO

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This is true but would make it very difficult in the early game for newer managers dealing with the QFC environment. If a fighter has no fights and you have say 2 or 3, it heavily favors the rookie fighter by giving them a game plan against the guy with a couple fights. Also it makes it much easier or new managers to walk into mismatches in orgs. If a guy lands 68% of his punches it could mean that fighter has a high accuracy slider or could be a stand up beast you couldn't begin to fuck with. It is very important to represent the difference so newer managers aren't walking into mismatches.

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