bloodyvalentine

Honestly I think it's important. If only because if you suck at transitions, and the opponent is good, then he can get side control on you (or a better position) and then you can't submit him. Remember, the transitions secondary helps with getting your transitions, but also in defending your opponent's. Also I think if your fighter is really bad at transitions, then he can get grinded out by a grappler with better transitions. Such a grappler could simply get positional dominance on your fighter en route to a decision.

Hi, I was playing a lot back in the day, and I recently got back into the game. Here's my question : is it a problem to do for instance Wrestling Sparring in the AM, and Takedowns (or another wrestling-related skill) in the afternoon ? I remember back in the day people were saying you shouldn't do that. Maybe because you wouldn't get the benefit for the secondary you train the same day. TL;DR : is it optimal to spar one primary and train a secondary related to that primary on the same day ? Ex : sparring BJJ in the AM and training Sub Offence in the PM.

@clydebankblitz Hey man, thanks for doing those, they're really cool (Babcock manager's here).

Hey guys, just wanted to share an article I wrote about my fighter Robert Kelly (RISE Middleweight). I tried to make it a fun read, part 2 is coming up next. https://www.mmatycoon.com/tycoontimes/tycoontimesstory.php?SID=7302

Anyone knows when the tourney starts ? It's my first time on the Island, so I'm not sure how it all works