Guest Wispey Posted September 7, 2011 Report Share Posted September 7, 2011 hmm one thing i'm sure off, if it goes to the ground it's gonna be a sub finish for Bonifacio... go0dluck mate... cheers! Hmmm One thing I'm sure of is the Mr Bonifacio will have to change his name to Mr BloodyFaceOWWWWW. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shapeshifter Posted September 8, 2011 Report Share Posted September 8, 2011 Oliver Kahn - where are you hiding? I just wanna tell you the same thing I have told my other opponents. Why even bother getting in there? /Jeremy Cornish You have no choice;) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jomar1987 Posted September 9, 2011 Report Share Posted September 9, 2011 Hmmm One thing I'm sure of is the Mr Bonifacio will have to change his name to Mr BloodyFaceOWWWWW. we'll see man... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted September 10, 2011 Report Share Posted September 10, 2011 wtf, where's mr whore !?!!? mr whore is shy ?! i r gonna extinguish you Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted September 11, 2011 Report Share Posted September 11, 2011 4 days until the fight between Kahn and Cornish. Though,i got to say one thing about Kahn. Cornish has been way longer then Kahn,however,this might be the hardest challenge yet because they're evenly matched. Can't wait to see the result. And Shapeshifter,no hard feelings,okay? XD Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jomar1987 Posted September 12, 2011 Report Share Posted September 12, 2011 if my fighter wins this cuming 15 vs Klein... may i ask for a renegotiation of my fighter's contract? not too much a 2/2/2 will do if i lose then he's not worth any increase eh? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted September 12, 2011 Report Share Posted September 12, 2011 Any such public discussion of contracts would preferably be avoided. If you want to discuss a contract, please talk to me in private. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shapeshifter Posted September 12, 2011 Report Share Posted September 12, 2011 4 days until the fight between Kahn and Cornish. Though,i got to say one thing about Kahn. Cornish has been way longer then Kahn,however,this might be the hardest challenge yet because they're evenly matched. Can't wait to see the result. And Shapeshifter,no hard feelings,okay? XD Its going to be an interesting fight indeed:) à big test for Kahn But No worries man, im rather confident that Kahn Will win. Maybe i Will knock your fighter out just to show that he is not only à jiu jitsu Guy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jomar1987 Posted September 12, 2011 Report Share Posted September 12, 2011 ok sir... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted September 13, 2011 Report Share Posted September 13, 2011 Preview for Ignition Six, courtesy of Mikey Drumens. Welcome fight fans to the sixth Ignition card brought to you by the ever growing Nonstop Entertainment Incorporated. In a night that all fans expect to see fireworks we bring you a card loaded top to bottom with everything from young fighters looking to rebound from slow starts to the first title fight in our young promotion's history. Starting off the night is two hungry 185lbs fighters looking to show that their history in NEI should be left in the past as they change their results in a hurry. Vladir Fason hopes to live up to his nickname and crush his opponent in the clinch and batter him with knees. His opponent, Heng Longwei, will have plenty to say in the matter as it seems like it's only a matter of time before Longwei drags this fight to the ground an imposes his will. With both of these fighter looking to pick up there first win in the promotion, you can expect a high paced fight filled with action as a loss could be disastrous for either fighter. Our 2nd fight of the evening is a heavyweight clash between JA James and Andi Ackles. This is the 2nd meeting between Ackles and James with the first fight going to James via Armbar. James has shown talent since arriving in NEI with his one win and a draw. With strengths in the boxing game and high level jiu jitsu, James could become a force among the big boys if he can string together multiple wins. Ackles comes into this fight motivated and with revenge on his mind. A wrestler by trade, Ackles has shown the ability to take the fight to his world and unleash ground and pound on his opponents until they quit. His goal is to avenge is promotional debut loss to James and take the next step to the upper echelon. Will James repeat his first fight success against Ackles or will Ackles show that the first encounter was a fluke? The action can be seen only at Ignition 6 in NEI. Our 3rd fight of the evening matches Gerrit Kamin with Johny Watson in the loaded 155 lbs division. Kamin has been training his boxing, wrestling and Jiu Jitsu in preparation for this stiff test. Knowing that he's facing a tough wrestler, Kamin goal is clear for this fight, Stay Off of his Back and put Watson in uncomfortable situations if he does manage the takedown. Kamin is an experience fighter under the QFC banner, but he is making his debut here with NEI. He goal seems clear to the 155 lbs division. He plans to wrestle his way towards the 155 lbs title and put pressure on anyone who stands in his way. Who will emerge as a future contender in this battle by implementing a proper gameplan? I don't know but I do know the fans will be in for a show. The 205lbs division is always active and changing and from this division comes the 4th fight of the night. George Harrington will be making his pro debut against the undefeated Cyril Kalenth. In what proves to be a stiff pro debut, Harrington looks to use a dominant clinch game to eliminate the strengths on Kalenth's game. Kalenth brings a strong wrestling and Boxing background. So far in his career Kalenth has only used his wrestling in reverse in order to implement his strong boxing game, but this fight provides an interesting challenge for the young fighter. In his second fight with NEI, Kalenth may need to consider a more aggressive ground game to avoid the deadly clinch of Harrington This fight will undoubtedly bring a new contender to the 205 lbs mix. As both fighters bring incredible strengths to the fight, the end result may come down to who can put the fight where they want it. One thing is certain, this fight will have the eyes of the more experienced fighters of the division as they may be scouting for upcoming opponents looking to challenge for the crown. The 5th fight of the evening comes from the 185 lbs division. A staple in NEI since day 1, Mike Hunt comes into this fight with an up and down history in NEI and is looking to change his luck and string together wins. Since his shocking debut in NEI with the upset of Marzio Bangs, Hunt has shown he is a force to be reckoned with but seems to have a kryptonite in Sherlock Holmes. This card matches Hunt up with the well rounded Jason Clark. Both Clark and Hunt possess talent in all areas of the fight game so this match up could take place in any arena and still be a clinic. Clark is looking to follow up on his recent victory in his debut and may look to grab another submission win. These two fighters each have one goal in mind and that is to climb the ladder into the 185 lbs lime light. With a win, either fighter could achieve that goal. Goran Spaten and David Giljotin will face off in the 6th fight of the night. Since debuting at Ignition 1, Spaten has has a mixed bag of results. Going 2-2 in the promotion, Spaten looks to make a name for himself and let it be known that he can do more than talk about himself and use his strong Muay Thai game to be a force. Giljotin wants debuted in a strong way by submitting his first opponent in the NEI 170 lbs division. He looks to continue this success by implementing his game plan and getting another submission win to his credit in this fight. Both of these fighters seem to have one major strength and this fight may turn into a striker vs. grappler battle with the outcome being decided by who can use their strength. This Ignition 6 battle could turn some heads. The 7th bout of the evening is the number 1 contenders fight in the 155 lbs division between Andres Bonifacio and Mickey Klein. Both Managers seem confident in there fighters as the back and forth between the two has elevated as Bonifacio's Manager claims to see some tapping in the near future and while Klein's has renamed Andres, Mr. BloodyFaceOWWWW. As both managers seem ready for this fight between respectable fighters it can only lead to a successful fight for NEI. A skilled practitioner on the ground, Bonifacio has made a name for himself quickly by winning his first two fights in NEI, including a decision win against title challenger Cornish. Klein is looking to rebound after his recent submission loss to Oliver Kahn in a title eliminator bout. WIth only winning on his mind, Klein looks to use his wrestling in reverse and implement a vicious Muay Thai fight. Both fighters seem supremely confident in their skills in this fight, but the question that lies in the background is which one of these two can overlook the pressure that comes with a number one contender fight and move their way into the title picture. In the last undercard bout of the night, Sherlok Holmes takes on the rising Raw Whore. A true veteran of NEI, Holmes will be making his fourth appearance in the NEI arena. Holmes looks to use his boxing game to slow the ground attack of Whore. Holmes manager seems confident in the test as he looks toward a potential title for his fighter in the near future as he mocked Whore by calling him out for being the only shy Whore he knew. Whore looks to use these taunts to build his success. Whether he fights off of his back or is on top, Whore is very confident in the horizontal game. He will be looking to use a solid wrestling base and his strong Brazilian Jiu Jitsu game to knock the highly ranked Holmes down a peg or two. Can Holmes continue his success in NEI and string together his fourth straight win and make a case for a title shot or will Raw Whore show that his long history of being on the ground will transition to the fight game and take Holmes down from the elite? In the Co-Main Event of the evening, Oliver Kahn takes on Jeremy Cornish in this promotion's first ever title fight. Kahn has been claiming that the title was in his future since he showed up with NEI. Claiming that no fighter could stop his ever present submission game, Kahn has backed up his talk by stopping all of his previous opponents with a submission win. After winning his first two fights, Kahn was selected for a title eliminator against the Muay Thai expert Mickey Klein. Kahn made short work of Klein and made good on his submission promise to earn his shot at the belt he covets. Cornish made a splash when arriving in NEI by immediately calling out the promotions top fighters. As an experienced fighter, Cornish eased his way into the company with a one sided decision over Phineus Gage. Despite following his debut with a loss, Cornish was selected by Kahn to take on Viking Berserker in the title eliminator. Due to Berserker being MIA and missing his opportunity, Cornish took on the talented wrestler Gregory Matice in a battle that ironically left Matice knocked out after a devastating slam. Now Cornish has been given the golden opportunity to fight for the debuting 155lbs title. Which loud mouth manager will be proven right at Ignition 6? Can Kahn continue his submission success and make another fighter tap out or will Jeremy Cornish use his long experience of success and well rounded game to stop this trend? The 155 lbs division is in for a treat as the 2 top contenders battle for the belt. The Main Event of the evening is a 205 lbs clash between the two highest ranked fighters in NEI, Juho Pennanen and Yuya Inoue. Juho Pennanen has made no friends since joining NEI. On his first day with the promotion, Pennanan called out the top ranked Shane McMahon and immediately proclaimed himself the uncrowned king of NEI. Much to the dismay of his haters, Pennenan has done nothing but succeed since walking through the NEI doors with 2 submission win, including a first round stoppage of the man he called out. Now Pennenan may face is stiffest test yet in his career as he faces Red Belt Yuya Inoue. "The laughing bartender" as Inoue calls himself may be looking to laugh his way to the top by stopping Pennenan's recent submission success. With a clear advantage in the grappling game, Inoue looks to claim victory by submission and pick up a huge win in his debut with NEI. This fight has fire works written all over it and may be the early favorite to be the fight of the night at Ignition 6. Whether Pennenan can continue his ongoing success and prove he is the uncrowned king or Inoue can show that he is the dominant grappler in all of NEI, this fight will leave one fighter a top contender in everyone's mind and may have the fans screaming for a 5 round title fight rematch. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted September 14, 2011 Report Share Posted September 14, 2011 Preview for Ignition Six, courtesy of Mikey Drumens. The 5th fight of the evening comes from the 185 lbs division. A staple in NEI since day 1, Mike Hunt comes into this fight with an up and down history in NEI and is looking to change his luck and string together wins. Since his shocking debut in NEI with the upset of Marzio Bangs, Hunt has shown he is a force to be reckoned with but seems to have a kryptonite in Sherlock Holmes. This card matches Hunt up with the well rounded Jason Clark. Both Clark and Hunt possess talent in all areas of the fight game so this match up could take place in any arena and still be a clinic. Clark is looking to follow up on his recent victory in his debut and may look to grab another submission win. These two fighters each have one goal in mind and that is to climb the ladder into the 185 lbs lime light. With a win, either fighter could achieve that goal. Holmes seems to be kryptonite for a lot of fighters LOL Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Guest Posted September 14, 2011 Report Share Posted September 14, 2011 Reporter ®: Im here with new NEI signing Keith Huntington. Welcome to NEI Keith. Keith (K): Thank you, Im glad all the paperwork is complete so I can focus on fighting. R: You left BFC to come and fight for NEI, howcome? K: Yeah, I needed a fresh start, I was good for BFC but as soon as I rejected the contract offer they sent me, they started treating me like a nobody. Really pissed me of, but im glad NEI needed more fighters and Mr Williams convinced me this is the place for me and Im happy to be here.. R: You got knocked out in your last match for BFC! Comments? K: Yes, I got knocked out, It was a new experience for me. I had one fight remaining on my deal with BFC and they put me in a " take it or sit out your contract" situation. I fought their worldclass boxer and unfortunatley my gameplan for that fight was way off. But I learned from it and now I will take out my rage on the NEI fighters. R: You are topseeded at the 185 Div, will you demand a titlefight right away? K: No, but I will call out the other topranked guys and beat them, one by one, make a statment and let everyone know I meen business, I will not demand anything but I will do enough to make Mr Williams come to me with a titlefight.. R: Have you had the time to checkout the 185 roster yet? K: Yes I have and im not impressed. I will put my fist in the face of anyone that steps in the cage with me, and I will not stop until the ref drags me from my opponents lifeless body. R: Who will you fight first? K: Holmes, Whore, Hunt!! I dont care, I will defeat anyone Mr Williams pick for me... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted September 15, 2011 Report Share Posted September 15, 2011 Today's the big day. Huh,i smell 'Win' in the air. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted September 15, 2011 Report Share Posted September 15, 2011 Okay. So Kahn beat Cornish. Let's be honest here: Kahn needs it more than Cornish. I've been thinking long before the title fight to have Cornish move weight. I think he'll do good in the 170th division. I want Cornish Vs Brown. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shapeshifter Posted September 15, 2011 Report Share Posted September 15, 2011 Well what can i say, both my fighters backed up their words! Oliver Kahn is now champ:) And David Giljotin is choked his oponnent like he said:) Im a happy manager /Shape Shifter Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted September 15, 2011 Report Share Posted September 15, 2011 With Kahn crowned the new NEI lightweight champ, and the first ever NEI competitor to earn a title belt, the championship scene is already starting to see new heights. With Andre Bonifacio emerging victorious over Mickey Klein, the two submission specialists will meet in the ring at Ignition 8 to battle for the title belt. In other news, Jolon Williams is said to be keen on the idea of Cornish moving to the welterweight division, where it is rumoured the former contender could very well be built up to engage with Bobby Brown for the welterweight championship if he should prove successful in build up bouts, and Keith Huntington, newly emerged middleweight, is rumoured to also be a potential main contender for his division's championship should he be able to bring the success he enjoyed in prior environments to the NEI ring. More to come. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted September 16, 2011 Report Share Posted September 16, 2011 R: Keith, NEI has confirmed you will fight 26 yrs old Hunt on the 28th, comments? K: It will be good to get in the cage again, I cant wait, im training well and feel confident I will defeat him. Hunt is no warrior, he has a soft heart. He lives in a nice house, ***** a pretty little wife and has two good kids, stuff likes that takes your focus of the goal and makes you weak. He lacks killer instinct. R: Whats the gameplan for the fight? K: He is soft, I will heap preassure on him, never give him a moment to breath or recover, he cant match my physic,attitute or killer instinct. This will not go to decision, believe me. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted September 17, 2011 Report Share Posted September 17, 2011 Jeremy Cornish wants a rematch at the 10th event. Kismet or Ignition,whichever. If the challenge is accepted,it'll be Kahn's title on the title. And Cornish's career. That's right. If Cornish does not win,he's done. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
embalmer Posted September 17, 2011 Report Share Posted September 17, 2011 Thats the spirit, win the belt or you are fired. Damn fighters, too comfortable these days Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
shapeshifter Posted September 17, 2011 Report Share Posted September 17, 2011 Jeremy Cornish wants a rematch at the 10th event. Kismet or Ignition,whichever. If the challenge is accepted,it'll be Kahn's title on the title. And Cornish's career. That's right. If Cornish does not win,he's done. I think kahn will fight bigger and better names then Cornish for the title. Kahn proved how easy it was to win over Cornish. Kahn wants a real challenge and Im sorry but Cornish isnt that. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Wispey Posted September 17, 2011 Report Share Posted September 17, 2011 Why is Cornish ducking Brown all of the sudden? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Posted September 17, 2011 Report Share Posted September 17, 2011 Fine. However,that time will come. For now,let's stick to the 170. Just have to make that weight. Hope it'll work. And @ Wispey -> Sudden choice of sticking and putting career on the line. But the time'll come. Don't worry. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jomar1987 Posted September 18, 2011 Report Share Posted September 18, 2011 With Kahn crowned the new NEI lightweight champ, and the first ever NEI competitor to earn a title belt, the championship scene is already starting to see new heights. With Andre Bonifacio emerging victorious over Mickey Klein, the two submission specialists will meet in the ring at Ignition 8 to battle for the title belt. In other news, Jolon Williams is said to be keen on the idea of Cornish moving to the welterweight division, where it is rumoured the former contender could very well be built up to engage with Bobby Brown for the welterweight championship if he should prove successful in build up bouts, and Keith Huntington, newly emerged middleweight, is rumoured to also be a potential main contender for his division's championship should he be able to bring the success he enjoyed in prior environments to the NEI ring. More to come. ignition 8.. :)what if luck is not with me this cumin 28 and my fighter lose... he still have the right for a title shot? isn't he? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest Wispey Posted September 18, 2011 Report Share Posted September 18, 2011 ignition 8.. :)what if luck is not with me this cumin 28 and my fighter lose... he still have the right for a title shot? isn't he? Why would you accept another fight? You knew you had a title shot Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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