Ego

It looks like this really is the end. Cibuka Stilera claims victory. The second place is jointly held by Genyo Takeda, Virgulino Lampiaun, and Deebo Drummond. Meanwhile, Soren Lozano has secured third place. Gentlemen, it was a pleasure to have you. Thank you all sincerely for participating in the tournament. I hope you enjoyed yourselves nonetheless. The prize has been transferred to the winners' accounts. Thanks again, and best regards!

It seems that the list could use an update. The following organizations should be removed: Redemption Fight League, Brooklyn Brawlz, MILF, and Shogun Fighting Federation. Consider removing Level MMA, as it is not regularly organizing fights for 400k+ ID fighters. Pit Fighting League hasn't held any events for weeks, and NextGen Combat will be closing soon. Honu Fight Arts has started recruiting fighters with IDs above 403k, while ENIGMA is now recruiting above 402k. There are also new organizations such as Iron Fighting Alliance (400k+) and Super Sydney Square Down (407k).

Keep the money. The whole mess is my fault. The bigger problem might be the trophy

It seems like there's at least one more round ahead of us. Apologies for the confusion.

Damn, we need an expert's opinion here. @Fireballer34, you need to make the call. I'm ready to keep this going!

So, Cibuka Stilera has finally secured his victory in the tournament. It's worth noting that this triumph is well-deserved, as Cibuka has been leading almost from the start. The main prize, of course, goes to Unkwalker, the manager of Cibuka Stilera. The second-place prize also goes to Unkwalker. Third place is shared equally by Mac Little, Alfred Winterbottom, and Da Jumba. Additionally, the prize for activity in the tournament thread goes to Bob Slay. I would like to congratulate all the participants and thank everyone for taking part in the tournament.

I'm in

Today, I also encountered this problem... It's hard to manage organizational matters in such conditions.

Being part of this organization has been one of the best experiences I've had in this game. Thank you for that!

The competition at the top of the tournament bracket is incredibly fierce. Cibuka Stilera has once again taken the lead, avenging his previous loss. I must admit, the tournament is lasting much longer than I initially expected. Therefore, I would like to reward each participant who has made it this far with a new contract offer, including a satisfying signing bonus.

I’d love to be able to run a network of public gyms, even if it required additional usage of my paid VIP Membership, like managing other businesses simultaneously. The barrier to entry in the game is definitely too high, and the lack of proper training conditions is one of the reasons. It’s time to finally do something about it...

The situation is quite dynamic. Cibuka Stilera had been leading for several weeks, but after a devastating loss to Genyo Takeda, they now find themselves on the same level of the tournament bracket. Moreover, an immediate rematch is scheduled, giving Takeda the chance to take sole possession of the lead in the upcoming edition of the tournament. However, as we've already seen, a lot can still change. Congratulations to the winners, and to those who lost, I wish you success in the next round.

Another round is behind us. Cibuka Stilera once again takes the lead in the tournament and is just one win away from claiming the main prize. On September 22nd, we'll find out if anyone can still turn the tide of victory.

To be honest, I was convinced this was the final edition of BANZAI Bonanza... But it turns out we have at least two more editions ahead of us. Thank you all for participating. Before the event, Gab got rid of his fighter, so Yao Ming is eliminated from the tournament, and Tommy Wilander moves up in the rankings. We're now in a situation where the number of fighters participating in the tournament is odd. I've been hearing some impatience about the length of the tournament, so if anyone wants to withdraw, please contact me before you get rid of your fighter. Today, I’ll be sending out contract extension offers since all contracts are set to expire after the next fight.

I want to thank Saint George for an incredible fight. It was a battle that felt like a true jungle struggle – challenging and unpredictable. After my last defeat, I knew I had to show my true strength, and I'm glad I did. With a record of 2-1, my adventure is just beginning. There's still a lot of work ahead, and I'll be training even harder to become a more complete warrior. Thank you to everyone who supports me!