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OMEGA FIGHTING – THE FINAL BATTLE PREVIEW By Alika Webb This is where we part our ways, goodbye my friend. Nearing the end of our days, we’ll be defiant till the end! This is the final battle where there can only be one winner. We drove the fighters in like cattle, now their ranks seem a lot thinner. We tried our best and gave it our all. Now it’s time to put it to rest once and for all. To every beginning there must be an end. To every start there must be a finish. To every alpha there must be an Omega. And now it is time for Omega Fighting to go out in style, not with a whimper but with a bang! Every single title will be defended on the biggest card Omega Fighting has brought forth. Be a part of MMATycoon history and witness the legends that made this company great in action one last time under the Omega banner. The first Omega Fighting hall of famer challenges for an Omega title one last time but to bring home the gold he’ll have to face a methodical killer. Two light heavyweight strikers have a grudge to settle on the biggest card of them all. A tough nut to crack lays it all on the line when he faces a well-rested striker. The social media emperor will try to expose a newly crowned champion but if he’s not careful it will be him who’ll be exposed. This and much more as Omega Fighting puts forth the greatest fight card in its history! Main event: Title Fight 145 lbs - Natural Born Killer (12-3) Vs Morrison Lee (14-2) Featherweight champion Natural Born Killer faces the biggest challenge of his life as he takes on one of the most popular Omega Fighting icons, Morrison Lee. Main eventing the biggest card in Omega Fighting history are two of the most popular fighters on the roster. On one hand we have the champion, Natural Born Killer who’s only lost one fight during his time in Omega Fighting. Which is even more impressive considering that half the fights he participated in were title fights. On the other hand we have the first Omega Fighting hall of famer and former two time lightweight champion Morrison Lee. Can the living legend end his promotional career with another title on his resume or will the champion continue his reign of terror as he takes out the hall of famer? Natural Born Killer started out his career as a brawler, he got close to his opponents and started beating them to a pulp. He had the fearlessness required to take on anyone. With an itchy hand, always ready to pull the trigger and knock somebody’s lights out, the sky seemed to be the limit. But when he swung for the fences, he occasionally left himself wide open. The losses he suffered taught him more than his wins ever could and he changed his ways accordingly. Now he’s on a different path. He started fighting in a more methodical manner, carefully taking apart his opponents piece by piece while leaving no weaknesses exposed and he started a winning spree that struck fear in the hearts of men. Finishes have not graced his record recently but now more than ever the sight of the champion standing in front of you frightens even the most competent fighters in the division. A terrifying thought indeed it is, a killer who can keep his emotions under control and dismantle his opponents, not once falling into temptation as he slowly sucks the life out of them. A super villain amongst villains is holding the division under his thumb with his slow methodical killing pace. Who else could dare to dethrone the Natural Born Killer but a hero? An Omega Fighting icon, the biggest hero on the roster, the first hall of famer, one of the longest reigning champions in the history of Omega Fighting, … the list goes on and on. For months Morrison Lee dominated the Omega Fighting lightweight division. Until sadly one day, his world got turned upside down by a thundering blow from DJ Thunda that cost him his title, his undefeated streak and unmistakenly damaged his legacy. He got back on track quickly as he ran through Harold Shipman and got the chance to get revenge on the man that derailed his career. In a very close fight, Morrison Lee took the fight to DJ Thunda as he continued to out strike the striker for the first three rounds before finally getting the takedown he desired. Lightning nearly struck twice though as Lee got rocked at the beginning of the fifth round. The icon survived but the first defense of his second reign ended in a sour note as the past came back to haunt Morrison Lee. Harold Shipman revenged his loss with a shocking upset victory, submitting Lee after a mere 18 seconds in the first round. Now the grappler turned complete mixed martial artist has a chance to make even more history as he drops a weight class to add another title to his list of accomplishments. Morrison Lee is a true student of the game, over the years he’s added many different aspects from a plethora of fighting styles to his skill set. The icon’s resourcefulness combined with his intelligence can be seen as his most dangerous weapon. He looks for his opponents’ weak spots and preys on them as he has the skills to finish the fight wherever it takes place. Co-main event: Title Fight 205 lbs - Oswald Cobblepot (7-0) Vs Ja Wuan Robinson (13-4) Payback is a b-word! "JR Superstar " Ja Wuan Robinson wants his belt back but standing in his way is the only man to defeat him in nearly a year. Oswald "The Penguin" Cobblepot is undefeated and since winning the title from Ja Wuan Robinson he has continued to lead the light heavyweight division by example. He kicks ass, takes no names and never loses focus as the win is all that matters for the penguin of doom. Expect fireworks as two dangerous strikers face off in a rematch for the ages. On the last card of Omega Fighting, a grudge match will decide once and for all who the better fighter is, the penguin of doom or the JR Superstar. Oswald Cobblepot is the only undefeated fighter on this star-studded card and he is hell-bent to remain undefeated as he faces a blast from the past. The last time these two mixed it up, Oswald Cobblepot came out victorious. The penguin of doom did an excellent job of keeping the power shots flowing like water. He kept throwing an abundance of strikes with lethal intent and his opponent was feeling the pain as the JR Superstar was constantly on the lookout for a clinch in an attempt to disrupt the penguin’s menacing pace. Since then, Oswald Cobblepot has gone to war with TJ Hearts before making an example of Kevaughn Aldridge, solidifying his status as one of the best champions Omega Fighting has to offer. The penguin is a kickboxer with a dynamite punch and he’ll be ready to throw it again in a grudge match you don’t want to miss! On a quest for vengeance, Ja Wuan Robinson has wreaked havoc since dropping the title to the penguin. Ja Wuan Robinson made his case and put an exclamation point behind it as he put on a striking clinic against James "The Real Deal" Steel. One beat down wasn’t enough for the JR Superstar as he destroyed former champion Boo Lee with a big right hand that put him to sleep. Now there is only one obstacle left on the path to regaining his title, a little penguin that packs a punch. The JR Superstar is no stranger to the striking game himself but the last time these two warriors collided, Robinson seemed too preoccupied with closing the distance that he eventually got caught up in the relentless pace set by the penguin. To win the fight you need to control it or end it before it goes to the judges’ decision. Will Ja Wuan Robinson try to control the fight like he did last time or will he go for broke and attempt to do what no man has done before him? Title Fight 185 lbs - Vito Mazzini (13-1) Vs Fabouzi Massu (7-1) A figurehead of the division, Vito Mazzini has successfully reclaimed the belt he once held for so long. The inaugural champion would love nothing more than to be its last owner as well. But to do that he’ll have to go through a million dollar prospect looking to redeem himself. A dangerous striker with an exceptional ground game to boot, Vito Mazzini has been the one constant factor in the middleweight division since the start. A minor hiccup occurred when he got caught by Hassan Dehu but since then he’s been tearing it up in the cage and successfully recaptured the belt that had always been his. With seven submission victories under his belt, one might mistakenly take him for a grappler but still waters run deep and there is more than meets the eye with this elite fighter. His striking skills are phenomenal, combining speed and accuracy to establish his dominance as he sets an unforgiving pace. If you can’t keep up you are going to be left behind in his dust but if in your haste you should dare make a mistake, he’ll pounce on it without remorse and take you down to the ground. This makes him a tough nut to crack for any fighter. Spending months on the sidelines did not take away his lust for the gold as Fabouzi Massu attempts to once again capture the gold that has already alluded him once before. This time he meets a different champion as since losing his belt to Vito Mazzini, Bosco Iwoba is aspiring to greatness in a different organization. A powerful striker who doesn’t back down from a challenge will have his hands full in this final battle for the middleweight title as he’ll have to match the intensity his opponent loves to bring. Title Fight 170 lbs - Angelo Mendez (9-2) Vs Mat Diaz (9-3) "The Don" Angelo Mendez knocked out Dan "the Degenerate" Howson to be crowned the champion of the welterweight division. Now he faces his first and last challenger in Mat Diaz. Who will be known as the last middleweight champion in the Omega Fighting history books? One of the most lethal strikers in the welterweight division, Angelo Mendez got battered and bruised on his path to title glory but he has finally made it. He knocked out the former champion and grabbed the belt from his cold dead hands. But his journey doesn’t end here, when Omega Fighting closes its doors he could become one of the hottest free agents on the market. If he wins that is, should he lose his title on the final card he might see his stock drop considerably. With his future on the line, look out for Angelo Mendez to pull out all the stops and unleash his mighty fists for the final time as Omega Fighting reaches its climax. The striking game has brought the challenger - Mat Diaz - most of his success but it’s on the mat where he truly excels. A Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt with punches like anvils and a never say die attitude has avenged the loss in his promotional debut and now he wants to end his adventure in Omega Fighting on a high note. What better way to end this thrilling chapter of his career than a title victory? Title Fight 155 lbs - Harold Shipman (8-6) Vs Ahsan Hamed (12-7) Harold Shipman did what nobody thought he could do: beat the living legend Morrison Lee. An upset victory for the history books but was it mere luck or pure talent that reigned supreme that faithful night? Ahsan Hamed once unsuccessfully vied for the lightweight title against said legend so a win over the man who beat the legend he once lost to will be another big feather in his cap. Can the social media emperor of Omega Fighting expose the newly crowned champion or will Harold Shipman be able to prove that he deserves to be a champion? Harold Shipman knows how to dispatch his opponents to the undercard when he gets the fight to the ground but what will the newly crowned champion do when he gets stuck in a torrent of strikes? When it’s raining thundering blows from the challenger, will the champion be able to muster his strength or will he crumble under the might of Ahsan Hamed? 205 lbs - Boo Lee (13-6) Vs Logan Ninefingers (5-2) One of the originals in Omega Fighting, he was here since day one and he’s still with us on the very last day. Once upon a time Boo Lee main evented the inaugural event and now he’s with us still, competing on the very last event in the history of the company. Will the former light heavyweight champion be able to avenge his latest loss and get back on the winning track or will he go down fighting in a losing effort? The latter would be the answer if his opponent has any say in the matter. Logan "The Bloody Nine" Ninefingers is known for his hard-hitting punches and his snapping kicks will make you think twice about stepping into his range. He’s currently on a three fight knockout streak and he looks to continue his path of destruction against the former champion. 145 lbs - Chrys Kyle (10-4) Vs Brody Kavanagh (11-5-1) On a quest for redemption after a run-in with champion Natural Born Killer are both warriors in this clash of egos. Chrys Kyle is a bona fide weapon of mass destruction, snapping skulls backwards with his clobbering punches is his way of life. Legs built like tree trunks support him on his quest for a finish as they sap the life-force out of his foes’ legs, mind and body. Looking to bring an end to Chrys Kyle’s party of carnage and mayhem is the jack-of-all-trades Brody "Ares" Kavanagh. His opponent might prefer to stand and trade but the Irish Brody Kavanagh can take care of business wherever the fight takes place. The key to victory for the resourceful Brody Kavanagh should be to take control of where the fight takes place. If Kavanagh can dictate his type of fight on the heavy-handed brawler instead of getting caught up in his opponent’s pace, this could be a walk in the park for the Irish warrior. 205 lbs - Dido Vicini (8-1) Vs James Steel (8-5) Submission wizards collide in this high-level grappling extravaganza. With more Tycoon World Grappling Championships fights under his belt than mixed martial arts fights, one can’t help but notice Dido Vicini’s passion for grappling. His opponent is James "the Real Deal" Steel, with six submission victories on his record you know he won’t shy away from going to the mat either. They both have a deep understanding of the ground game but they both have some stand-up skills as well. Dido Vicini does not often showcase his striking skills but he does a pack a punch. James "The Real Deal" Steel on the other hand stands and trades with the desire to take the fight to the ground, throwing punches in bunches to keep his opponents on their toes as he looks for the takedown. Will these two Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belts exhibit their grappling skills in a technical battle for ground supremacy or will they duke it out standing as their grappling skills cancel each other out? 205 lbs - Grisha Kamenov (11-5-2) Vs Francisco Escobar (7-10) Once more we might have a grappling exchange lined up for the fans to bear witness. Combined they have a stunning 14 submissions on their records. While their love for submissions might lead you to believe they are two peas in a pod, there is more to be seen underneath the surface. The difference in styles is clear as Grisha Kamenov is a Muay Thai specialist who uses a plethora of strikes to impose his dominance from both near and from afar, mostly using his submission skills as a last resort when the fight does go to the ground. Francisco Escobar has focused his studies more on the wrestling aspect of the fight game. Closing the distance and outworking his adversaries until they abandon all hope and leave themselves open for a tricky submission is his bread and butter. Will the Muay Thai specialist be able to keep the fight standing or will grappling warfare swipe the fans of their feet as two submission wizards hit the mat? Title Fight 265 lbs - Acyrius AssKicken (4-4) Vs Poro Peukalo (3-2) Inactivity has hurt the heavyweight division significantly but these two goliaths persevered and are here to pick up the slack. To legitimize their battle, the vacant heavyweight title will be on the line one final time. It’s a clash of styles in this heavyweight brawl as both fighters possess a fight-ending punch but the difference lies in their approach that leads to the finish. Acyrius AssKicken enjoys a good beat down in the morning, he loves more than anything to overwhelm his opponents with a swarm of strikes. Mixing his dynamite punches with pulverizing kicks gives him a critical edge on the outside. Poro "The Liizard" Peukalo on the other hand can stand and trade but he prefers the warmth of a good hug. Clinging to his opponents in a grueling Muay Thai clinch makes him the favorite if the fight transitions into a close-range exchange. Who will make history when the Omega Fighting saga reaches its conclusion? Find out on July 16th when Omega Fighting proudly presents the Final Battle!

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OMEGA CUP STANDINGS 1/14 Fighter Points Fights/Fights left Ato Velasquez 16pts 2/3 Mark Strong 16pts 3/2 Viktor Soshnyanin 16pts 2/3 Stevie Franchise 15 Pts 3/2 James Steel 15pts 3/2 DJ Thunda 14 pts 3/2 Dan Howson 14 Pts 2/3 Vito Mazzini 13pts 2/3 Oswald Cobblepot 13pts 2/3 Mike Freitag 13 Pts 3/3 Ole Svensson 13pts 3/2 Kimbo Slice 13pts 2/3 Timothy Wilkinson 12pts 3/2 Bosco Iwoba 12pts 2/3 Ja Wuan Robinson 12pts 2/3 Russell Northrop 11pts 2/3 Fabouzi Massu 11pts 2/3 Chrys Kyle 11pts 2/3 Joshua Blahyi 11 pts 3/2 James Bean 11pts 2/3 Hassan Dehu 11pts 2/ 3 Ingvar Ingesson 9 Pts 2/3 Justin Biggs 9pts 2/3 Angelo Mendez 9pts 2/3 Erik Hiller 8pts 1/4 Dick Pound 8pts 2/3 Zeph Frazier 7pts 2/3 Viktor Grishin 7pts 2/3 Marv Miller 7pts 1/4 Natural Born Killer 7pts 1/4 Kenji Sato 7 pts 2/3 Francisco Escobar 7pts 1/4 Rob Dyrdek 7pts 1/4 Daniel Grigoryan 7pts 1/4 Abroham Lincoln 7pts 2/3 Acyrius AssKicken 7pts 2/3 Jervis Tetch 7pts 1/4 Jack Major 7pts 2/3 Boo Lee 6pts 2/3 Waylon Mercy 6pts 1/4 Fib Dibwibbler 6pts 1/4 Monk Eastman 6pts 2/3 Morrison Lee 6pts 2/3 Ahsan Hamed 6pts 2/3 Josh Kane 5pts 1/4 Ray Bundles 5pts 2/3 Aaron Alvarez 5 pts 2/3 Drew Peacock 5pts 2/3 Jorge Santos 5 pts 2/3 Boris Zhivago 5pts 1/4 Evgeni Elkemenchi 2pts 2/3 Buzz Baxster 5pts 1/4

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OMEGA CUP STANDINGS Fighter Points Fights/Fights left Ato Velasquez 16pts 2/3 Viktor Soshnyanin 16pts 2/3 Stevie Franchise 15 Pts 3/2 James Steel 15pts 3/2 DJ Thunda 14 pts 3/2 Dan Howson 14 Pts 2/3 Oswald Cobblepot 13pts 2/3 Mike Freitag 13 Pts 3/2 Ole Svensson 13pts 3/2 Kimbo Slice 13pts 2/3 Timothy Wilkinson 12pts 3/2 Bosco Iwoba 12pts 2/3 Ja Wuan Robinson 12pts 2/3 Russell Northrop 11pts 2/3 Chrys Kyle 11pts 2/3 James Bean 11pts 2/3 Hassan Dehu 11pts 2/ 3 Ingvar Ingesson 9 Pts 2/3 Justin Biggs 9pts 2/3 Mark Strong 8pts 2/3 Vito Mazzini 8pts 1/4 Erik Hiller 8pts 1/4 Zeph Frazier 7pts 2/3 Viktor Grishin 7pts 2/3 Marv Miller 7pts 1/4 Natural Born Killer 7pts 1/4 Kenji Sato 7 pts 2/3 Francisco Escobar 7pts 1/4 Rob Dyrdek 7pts 1/4 Fabouzi Massu 7pts 1/4 Daniel Grigoryan 7pts 1/4 Joshua Blahyi 7 pts 2/3 Abroham Lincoln 7pts 2/3 Acyrius AssKicken 7pts 2/3 Jervis Tetch 7pts 1/4 Boo Lee 6pts 2/3 Waylon Mercy 6pts 1/4 Fib Dibwibbler 6pts 1/4 Monk Eastman 6pts 2/3 Morrison Lee 6pts 2/3 Ahsan Hamed 6pts 2/3 Josh Kane 5pts 2/3 Aaron Alvarez 5 pts 2/3 Drew Peacock 5pts 2/3 Jorge Santos 5 pts 2/3 Boris Zhivago 5pts 1/4 Evgeni Elkemenchi 2pts 2/3

OUTSIDE THE CAGE Welcome to Outside the Cage,, The monthly news of what is going on in Omega Fighting. We have a lot to cover this month so lets get started. First Happy New Year to you all. Now lets welcome some of the new talent to Omega Fighting, first we have “The Brazilian Bomber Abel Cruz Jr. Cruz a 23 year old starts his career right here in Omega, never having a single fight yet , he debuts in a match up with Joshua Blahyi. Cruz is a balanced fighter with a brown belt BJJ. Next is Otavio Martins.. At 22 years old and a record of 0-2 Martins will no doubt be looking to change that . He has exceptional ground game and is a brown belt BJJ. Omega Fighting could be the place he turns his game around Good luck to you Mr. Martins TJ Hearts 6-4 comes from Nassau Bahamas and fights out of Amsterdam. Hearts is a dangerous fighter standing or on the ground and could pose some problems for most fighters. A former MMA Helsinki light heavyweight champion. , TJ is looking once again to wear some Omega Gold Omega News… Only a few days into 2017 and Omega is a buzz of things going on. We have a new Light Heavyweight Champion Ja Waun Robinson defeated a very good Champion Zeph Frasier on New Years Eve at Eve of Destruction. Congratulations to Mr. Robinson I can tell you that there are people lining up already to get a crack at your title. Speaking of titles Morrison Lee ‘s reign as Lightweight Champion came to a sudden and some would say shocking end at Night of Champions 3 The man who stopped the streak was the “Thunda from down unda” DJ Thunda with a second round TKO and is the new Lightweight Champion. Rumor has it that Lee took it pretty hard and got a bit emotional on the Ellen Show. Not to worry though Lee’s camp said he is doing much better now and will be back training very soon. A big Congrats to DJ Thunda on your title win. In the Buzz wars Ashan Hamed is lighting up his buzz account again, this time out of the Omega brand and is jawing it up with Albert Ricci, seems the 2 are looking to face off somewhere maybe Justin Ass can make a deal and make some money as well Mr. Ass will keep us posted Now the 185 lb division got a bit more interesting as Bosco “ Exodus Iwoba made the jump up from 170 to 185 lbs putting the division fighters on notice that he means business And Finally The night is set for everyone to put on their tux and get a date for the first Omega Hall of Fame ceremony. The event will take place January 14th time find out who is in and will be the first inductees to Omega Fighting’s Hall of Fame There will also be some extra awards to be handed out it will be a star studded night for Omega Fighting. That’s all for this month I think its going to be a great year. Go and vote for the 2016 yearly awards Alika Webb writer of the Year See ya next month

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OMEGA CUP STANDINGS DECEMBER 17th Fighter Points Fights/Fights left Stevie Franchise 15 Pts 2/3 Aleksey Basayev 15 Pts 2/3 Dan Howson 14 Pts 2/3 Mike Freitag 13 Pts 2/3 Chrys Kyle 11pts 2/3 James Steel 9 pts 2/3 Ingvar Ingesson 9 Pts 1/4 Justin Biggs 9pts 2/3 Ato Velasquez 8pts 1/4 Mark Strong 8pts 2/3 DJ Thunda 8 pts 2/3 Vito Mazzini 8pts 1/4 Erik Hiller 8pts 1/4 Zeph Frazier 7pts 1/4 Adriano Seppi 7pts 1/4 Viktor Grishin 7pts 1/4 Marv Miller 7pts 1/4 Natural Born Killer 7pts 1/4 Oswald Cobblepot 7pts 1/4 Francisco Escobar 7pts 1/4 Viktor Soshnyanin 7pts 1/4 Rob Dyrdek 7pts 1/4 Fabouzi Massu 7pts 1/4 Daniel Grigoryan 7pts 1/4 Joshua Blahyi 7 pts 2/3 Abroham Lincoln 7pts 2/3 Acyrius AssKicken 7pts 2/3 Jervis Tetch 7pts 1/4 Boo Lee 6pts 1/4 Waylon Mercy 6pts 1/4 James Bean 6pts 1/4 Monk Eastman 6pts 1/4 Morrison Lee 6pts 1/4 Kimbo Slice 6pts 1/4 Timothy Wilkinson 6pts 2/3 Josh Kane 5pts 1/4 Ray Bundles 5pts 2/3 Bosco Iwoba 5pts 1/4 Drew Peacock 5pts 2/3 Russell Northrop 5pts 1/4 Ja Wuan Robinson 5pts 1/4 Hassan Dehu 5pts 1/ 4 Ole Svensson 5pts 1/4 Evgeni Elkemenchi 2pts 1/4

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OMEGA CUP STANDINGS DECEMBER 3rd Stevie Franchise 15 Pts Aleksey Basayev 15 Pts Dan Howson 14 Pts Mike Freitag 13 Pts James Steel 9 pts Ingvar Ingesson 9 Pts Ato Velasquez 8pts Mark Strong 8pts DJ Thunda 8 pts Zeph Frazier 7pts Adriano Seppi 7pts Viktor Grishin 7pts Marv Miller 7pts Natural Born Killer 7pts Oswald Cobblepot 7pts Francisco Escobar 7pts Viktor Soshnyanin 7pts Rob Dyrdek 7 Boo Lee 6pts Chrys Kyle 6 pts Waylon Mercy 6pts James Bean 6pts Fib Dibwibbler 6pts Monk Eastman 6pts Morrison Lee 6pts Kimbo Slice 6pts Timothy Wilkinson 6pts Josh Kane 5pts Ray Bundles 5pts Bosco Iwoba 5pts Drew Peacock 5pts Russell Northrop 5pts Ja Wuan Robinson 5pts Hassan Dehu 5pts Ole Svensson 5pts Evgeni Elkemenchi 2pts

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OUTSIDE THE CAGE Greetings and welcome to Outside the Cage, It’s December and soon will be a New Year. I want to wish all of you the best for you and your Families a Merry Christmas and A Happy New Year. Well Omega Fighting is plugging along, we have added a few more fighters to the roster almost at a Hundred right now. I would like to welcome some of those fighters here today and say welcome aboard we are glad to have you. Ja Wun Robinson 10-3 This 205Lb world class boxer brings flash and power to the cage. At only 22 he has been a champion already. This kid is the real deal with abs of steel. I would keep an eye on him as he has Champion written all over him. Boris Zhivago Record 2-1 155lb This crazy bastard baths in a Glacier, Proficient in the ground game his wins come from TKOs this could be a dangerous man down the road. A real Ice Cold Killer. Eric Hiller Record of 6-7 Hiller has had some close fights not go his way this young man is a show stopper with 3 fight of the nights awards it is just a matter of time before he starts putting together a string of victories he is a sleeper keep an eye on this one, Champions News this month Morrison Lee and Ashan Hamed finally squared off with each other at caged rage and it was Morrison Lee coming out on top, but he did have to work for it as Hamed gave him one hell of a fight a big shout out to both fighters. In Welterweight division the long road to Championship glory was finally reached by The Bully Russell Northrop after months of chasing and waiting the dream was reality also at Caged Rage, the vacant title was up for grabs in his way was a tough rugged fighter Patrick Cleary, but the bully would not be denied and became the new welterweight champ. In Heavyweight action Kimbo Slice retains his title and remains a dominate force in the big mans division, Well done to all of you News around town . It seems that the ongoing contract issue is still being resolved but is close to being complete it is not know why so many new contracts had a issue with the expire date but Omega owner Justin Ass has stated that he is sorry for the problem and thanks everyone involved and will be fixed real soon. The Omega Cup sponsored by Urban Fighter is going well as the fighters via for the 100K and 6 month VIP Pass . Updates will be posted regularly so you can track your favorite fighter Final News. As the end of the year fast approaches Omega Fighting announces it will soon be inducting it’s first members to the OMEGA HALL OF FAME in January 2017 The Hall of Fame committee will be working hard to ensure the right candidates will be inducted to Omega’s Hall of Fame. That’s all for this month’s Outside the Cage December Issue. Happy Holidays to one and all see you next month.

OMEGA CUP STANDINGS FOR NOVEMBER 27th Stevie Franchise 9pts Aleksey Basayev 9pts Ato Velasquez 8pts Zeph Frazier 7pts Adriano Seppi 7pts Viktor Grishin 7pts Marv Miller 7pts Dan Howson 7pts Natural Born Killer 7pts Oswald Cobblepot 7pts Francisco Escobar 7pts Viktor Soshnyanin 7pts Boo Lee 6pts Mike Freitag 6pts Chrys Kyle 6 pts Waylon Mercy 6pts James Bean 6pts Fib Dibwibbler 6pts Monk Eastman 6pts Morrison Lee 6pts Kimbo Slice 6pts Josh Kane 5pts Ray Bundles 5pts Bosco Iwoba 5pts Drew Peacock 5pts Russell Northrop 5pts Ja Wuan Robinson 5pts Hassan Dehu 5pts Ole Svensson 5pts DJ Thunda 2pts Evgeni Elkemenchi 2pts

OMEGA FIGHTING CAGED RAGE RESULTS Omega Fighting invaded New York’s Hard Knocks Arena this past Sunday for it’s biggest event to date CAGED RAGE. The Event featured 3 championship fights including the lightweight championship main event, where current champ Morrison Lee defended his 155 pound strap from current featherweight kingpin Ahsan Hamed. In the co-main event, also scheduled for five rounds, the vacant welterweight title was on the line in which Number One contender Russell Northrop and BJJ specialist Patrick Cleary battled to claim the vacant crown. In addition Omega’s heavyweight champ Kimbo Slice and the Mayan Predator Quetzall Montezuma, both of who are heavy hitters stepped into the cage and let it all hang out. Oh and lets not forget there were 7 other great fights scheduled as well as they all battle for the prize of the Omega Cup, so without further delay, see below for the results and highlights of Omega Fighting Caged Rage. Morrison Lee vs. Ahsan Hamed It was billed Champ vs. Champ. Morrison Lee the lightweight champion vs. featherweight champion Ashan Hamed for the 155 pound title only, both fighter’s in great shape came to the cage with a mission and here we go ROUND ONE.. Lee land an overhand right and connects with a nice shot to the body. Hamed slipping the jab and catches Lee with a cross right on the jaw. Nice leg kick from Lee land on the calf of Hamed. Strong leg kick stumbles Hamed. Hamed ducking the jab and lands a solid leg kick. Clinch by Lee and lands an uppercut. Hamed quickly breaks the clinch. Lee with some leg kicks. We go to Round 2. Lee wins round 1. Lee’s Jabs starting to land more stopping Hamed in his tracks. Hamed land a great leg kick Lee catches Hamed with a cross pushing him into a clinch. Lee starting to control the stand up battle, Lee takes round 2. Round’s 3 and 4 go to Lee lets jump to the final round Round 5 both trade a few shots lee looking for the takedown all night finally gets it Hamed controlling well though Back to the feet we go Hamed slipping shots Lands a good kick to the body. Lee missing Hamed starting to counter with some good shots of his own could be to little to late as the fight come to an end and goes to the Judges. 49:46 unanimous decision Morrison Lee Retains his title.. Russell Northrop vs. Patrick Cleary For the vacant welterweight title and after months of getting the contract signed the Number one contender Russell Northrop finally got his chance to prove to the world that his time is now but that road had to go threw Patrick Cleary. Round 1.. Starting out slow both fighters feel each other out couple of lazy jabs missed body shot Round one half over Northrop stuns Cleary with a clean right hook that brings him down to a knee. Takedown by Northrop and there it stayed until the end of round 1.. 10:9 Northro Round 2 goes to the canvas as Cleary takes Northrop down sub attempt reversal sub tempt Cleary controlling the ground game Northrop defending Cleary out class the Bully in Round 2 10:9 Cleary Round 3 Northrop stunning Cleary with stiff body shots. Late round takedown Cleary looking for the sub and Northrop holding on tight Slight edge to Northrop in that round. Round 4 jab jab the pace has slowed fighters circle each other Northrop gets the takedown . Northrop rides it until the end of the round. Round 5 Jab Cleary Jab Northrop. Sloppy left hand and Cleary catches Him with a cracking kick to the body. Northrop to the head with a hook seconds left of the fight Northrop gets rocked by a great combo and theirs the bell…. Judges Russell Northrop Def. Patrick Cleary Decision (Unanimous) Kimbo Slice vs. Quetzal Montezuma Heavyweight title fight and the only Heavyweight fight on the card saw 2 of the best and world class strikers go at it this is not going the 5 rounds I can tell you that. Round 1 started off with a low kick from Montezuma to Kimbo Slices Beaver Basher Oooooo you can just feel that one, slice recovered so here we go touch gloves. Bombs away from both but both missing. Slice gets his feet tangled and the big mayan scores with an uppercut. Big leg kick scores and Slice drops to the canvas back up quick though. Slice gets in the clinch, headshots from Slice working control here. Back to striking range with a few more misses end Round 1..Round 2 Slice gets the better of the 2 in stand up couple of chopping leg kicks from slice BOOM Slice cores with and uppercut from nowhere The Big Mayan is groggy Slice all over him, at 2:06 of round 2 winner by TKO Kimbo Slice def. Quetzal Montezuma TKO STRIKES Ja Wuan Robinson vs. Sergey Beznisko In an Undercard bout.. Ja Wuan Robinson made his Omega debut and made a case for himself to be put in the hunt for the light heavyweight title hunt with a unanimous but very hard fought fight decision against Sergey Beznisko Ja Wuan Robinson def. Sergey Beznisko Decision (Unanimous) 145 lb Natural Born Killer def. Johnny Vegas in round 2 at 2:42 via TKO 185lb Hassan Dehu def. Carlos Kruschewsky in a 3 round Decision (Unanimous) 170lb Ole Svensson def Klay Montez in a 3 round Decision (Unanimous) 205lb Oswald Cobblepot def Richard Evans with a first round TKO 205Lb Francisco Escobar def. Jack Major Submission (Kimura) at 4:14 of round 2 185lb Viktor Soshnyanin def Martin Glass in 2:30 of the first round knockout

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