Team KAISER

[verbalkint]

np!

 

Really cool, Dee, thanks... what about you btw, you have so many guys in the making, maybe wanna join here?

[Guest]

I would like to enter "The Sex Panther" Brian Fantana 211610!

[verbalkint]

I would like to enter "The Sex Panther" Brian Fantana 211610!

 

Sweet, that guy looks promising, nothing better than a granite chin greeting from tott of a 18 year old!

[Guest]

I have Big hopes for him. His in he 6 nations tournament, so he will fight regularily for the next couple of months. Hopefully he can go undefeated!

[verbalkint]

Makes him even more interesting for this format for sure, that's great!

[Datsik]

http://www.mmatycoon.com/fighterprofilemanager.php?FID=183872

 

Molina is my guy for your team Roger

[verbalkint]

http://www.mmatycoon....php?FID=183872

 

Molina is my guy for your team Roger

 

Aye, another great addition!

 

 

As i don't want to be just an outsider in this, i will also participate here and add my project fighter "Orange Crush" Kenta Kobashi to the team: great learner, granite chin and currently Crucible Fights Amsterdam Middleweight champion. He is still undefeated but awaiting a big test now where he is the underdog for sure - styles make fights - but that is also a good opportunty to get is confidence hidden tested, which can still break his back like it happened with a former golden boy of mine who started under the same conditions. Well, not break his back, but by that he lacks the hidden-set to fight the very top guys at a later point of his career.

Still i will try my best to further delay the confidence test and wiin this thing. Secondary-wise he is packed already and i will let him do more sparring in the future now. KOOO-BAAA-SHIIII!!!

[verbalkint]

Sam, finally add a fighter to the gang, goddamn!

[verbalkint]

Next team member confirmed:

 

Mason Terrel - Funny Man/The artist formerly know as Brick Tamland

[toejam98]

Metal Militia would like in http://www.mmatycoon.com/fighterprofilemanager.php?FID=185564

[Guest]

Hi there)as we talk before i had 2 guys and 1 of them is lost his title unfortunatly in Dark Soul/FFC. So i decided to bring this guy in team if you dont mind.

http://mmatycoon.com/fighterprofilemanager.php?FID=198295

 

Im a newb manager also but then was a time i wanted to create a 1 style fighters. So i was thinking about building 1 guy with only 1 fighting style and then make him more well rounded. I created Roman Strugalsky muay thai fighter. He lost his first fight but after that he became i think my second success in this game. What i REALLY REALLY like about this guy right now he have 1 style and 1 style only but its amazingly working)He just put you on clinch and gonna bash elbows right through you. Doesnt matter if you are a Boxer/Wrestler guy

http://mmatycoon.com/fightcommentary.php?FTID=516058 like in this fight.

Boxer/BJJ

http://mmatycoon.com/fightcommentary.php?FTID=522163

Well Rounded Fighter

http://mmatycoon.com/fightcommentary.php?FTID=528187

Or even stronger fighter then Roman and better in every skill

http://mmatycoon.com/fighterprofilepublic.php?FID=183467

 

End woud be 1 you gonna bleed the whole fight and lose or you gonna be TKO with Elbows.

 

So i hope he gonna be a good add to this KAISER gang squad)He currently fighting in Vigor Fighting #3 Ranking Org in Amsterdam and manage to get to the top 10 of 170 division.

[verbalkint]

Sweet, welcome to the scrap pack, Justin and Maxim!

[Warwynd]

Aleksander Yaroslev Backstory

 

 

 

[The screen fades in and Ricky Warner the host of MMAAddict.com’s shows can be seen in his ports jacket and seated behind his well-appointed mahogany desk.]

 

Welcome to a special show tonight ladies and gentlemen. This is a fighter spotlight episode where we talk about the history and exploits of one particular fighter and get inside the world of that man, revealing all the details that we want to know. In tis first episode we have part one of the fighter spotlight on Brunno Falcone’s first ever champion fighter, Aleksander Yaroslev. I’m Ricky Warner, thanks for joining us this evening. Grab your popcorn, buckle up and get ready for a show. This guy is going places and we get to see where it all began and how it got to where it is now.

http://www.mmatycoon.com/gallery/1/1b8.jpg

[A video piece rolls showing home video footage of Aleksander as a kid. Ricky Warner narrates the video]

 

Aleksander Yaroslev was born twenty-five years ago in Ekaterinburg, Russia in the Sverdovsk Oblast. He was a large child, weighing almost eleven pounds at birth and he was always head and shoulders above the rest of his friends and classmates in school. As an adult he stands 6’9” tall and weighs 285 pounds of lean mean muscle. He found an early love for wrestling as a child and stuck with it all through his school years. He won the National Championships twice. The first was as a junior and again in his senior year before moving to New York with his father. His father, Boris Fedorovich, Yaroslev is a concert violinist and teaches music theory at Columbia College in New York City. His mother, Ekaterina Yasmina Yaroslev, is a doctor of medicine practicing at Morgan Stanley’s Children’s Hospital. [During this bit both parents are shown doing their jobs. Aleksander’s father, is shown playing violin in a concert at Madison Square Garden and working with music students at the college. His mother is shown working with children in the hospital.]

 

Once he arrived in New York he began competing in Amateur Wrestling competitions in the city and State. He was not enrolled in a college and so was unable to compete in NCAA tournaments. But he soon came to the attention of Brunno Falcone while he was scouting the local gyms for fresh recruits for his stable of MMA fighters. Impressed with the big man’s stature and wrestling prowess, he approached Aleksander with an offer to fight for him in professional MMA events. He had an inside track at that time to get Aleksander signed to the now quite prestigious Immortals – New York fight promotion, which Brunno was on staff with at the time. [The video shows footage f some of his amateur wrestling matches as well as some of his training at the gym taken by Brunno Falcone on his scouting visits.]

 

In his professional debut Aleksander faced fellow Russian wrestler Mikhail van Kirkland managed at the time by one of the world’s best managers, Mike Melton. Although Aleksander hung in there and fought the entire three rounds, he was unable to come out with the decision. His second outing was against a Finish fighter named Mauri Koponen. He was beaten in the second round by way of an armbar submission to the much more skilled BJJ practitioner. Undaunted Aleksander continued to forge ahead and finally scored a much needed win with his first round TKO stoppage of Roderick Derringer via cuts.

 

Aleksander was now sitting at 1-2 in professional career and needed to start stringing some wins together. He fought Bill Goldberg in what was an entertaining wrestling competition, but ultimately he came up short again. He was scheduled next o fight the Immortals owner, Peel Steel’s newest project next, Mustang Velasquez. The fight was embarrassingly short as Mustang caught Aleksander early with a huge head kick that he never really recovered from and he was TKO’d in only fifteen seconds.

 

At this point he seriously considered retiring from the MMA world and going back to wrestling only or even going to college as his father had recommended repeatedly. He still was under contract with INY however, and so he begged the management of the organization for another shot at Velasquez to prove that that TKO was just a lucky shot and a fluke. Peel Steel agreed, perhaps thinking that he had another sure fire win for his guy, and the fight was on. Yaroslev dominated in the rematch taking Velasquez down and pummeling him into unconsciousness in the first round.

 

Aleksander took a QFC fight after a few months off to see if he had what it took. It was a horrible mismatch as a far more seasoned and skilled fighter was drawn as his opponent and he was nocked out in the first round. Full of doubt he was on the verge of walking away from the sport altogether. Peel Steel and Brunno Falcone both saw potential in him though and Steel offered a contract for Aleksander to come back and fight for the Immortals – New York again. After much discussion, a refocusing of his training and a renewed desire to prove that he had what it took to make it in this sport, Aleksander signed a four fight deal with Immortals.

 

He won three fights in a row over quality opponents, two of them from the, once feared, Don King Jr. camp. He fought a rising star in the Immortals roster named Vayacheslav Kalashnikov next. The fight was stopped at the end of the second round in favor of Kalashnikov via TKO. Despite the setback that pushed his record below fifty percent again, he resigned with the Immortals and fought what many considered a top prospect at the time. Red Nation was ranked in the top five of the organization and was managed by Justin Paul, a well established and respected manager. Many thought that he was going places in the organization. The result was a one sided beatdown that resulted in a TKO (Cuts) stoppage in less than two minutes in favor or Yaroslev.

 

Against all odds this placed Yaroslev as the top prospect to face then undefeated Heavyweight champion Derric Styles. Unfortunately, like every other opponent to date Styles finished Aleksander in the first round via KO to remain the champion. Yaroslev went on to win against up and comer Morty Gaggle, but was caught by a surprise submission from Ron Sparks.

 

It was around this time that Brunno Falcone and Peel Steel had a very public falling out. Rumors of Falcone’s mob affiliations swirled about as acts of retribution were conducted, albeit against the wrong target inadvertently, and threats were allegedly made. Both the Steel camp and the Falcone camp deny the allegations, but the reputation earned still sticks around for Falcone. The end result of this falling out was that all but one of the Falcone managed fighters finished their contracts and withdrew from the Immortals organization. Aleksanders last fight was a rematch against Mikhail van Kirkland now under new management in the form of Pat Miletich (now known as Butch Harris), after having fallen to alcoholism and being released from the Melton camp. Yaroslev was able to avenge the loss with a dominant decision win over van Kirkland.

 

Aleksander moved over to the Tapout or Passout fight promotion in Montreal next where his first fight was against Myron Monroe protégé, Paul Wainwright. Aleksander became the person to last the longest against the KO specialist going to the two minute, five second mark before getting knocked out. A distinction he still holds over the other opponents of Wainwright. After the disappointing loss he went on to best two of the top opponents in the ToP roster. Aleksander Krutov of the AlexiZaitev camp, and the self managed, Kory Hodgins. Both men were considered top contenders for a run at the title. After besting both men, Aleksander got his second chance for a championship fight against the newly crowned Myron Monroe fighter, Kent Phillips.

 

Despite being hugely outclassed in the standup department and being considered a huge underdog in the fight, Aleksander Yaroslev was able to take control of the fight and dominate the first round landing a takedown and beating on his hapless opponent on the mat. When the bell rang for the second round, a very ferocious and determined looking Aleksander rushed Phillips and beat him at his own game. He caught the champion with a savage left hook that nearly took the champion’s head off and laid him out in a career crowning highlight reel knockout that earned Knockout of the Night honors and crowned a new Tapout or Passout Heaveyweight Champion of the World. Aleksander Yaroslev.

 

[Video Highlights are running the entire time showing choice bits of the abve mentioned fights as well as some scenes of Aleksander’s intensive training regimen. ]

 

[The screen then switches back to Risky Warner in his sports jacket behind his well-appointed desk.]

 

The next chapter of Yaroslev’s career is set to begin now with him set to face the only man in ToP to have beaten him for his first title defense, Paul Wainwright. Paul knows what to expect from Yaroslev having already experienced the power the new champ has in his hands. Can Yaroslev win against such a beast? Can he avenge this loss and establish himself as the man to beat in the ToP championship picture? Only time will tell. In part two we will have a question and answer session with “The Russian Bear” himself and see what he has to say about these and many other questions. See you then. In the mean time, I’m Ricky Warner signing out.

 

[the screen fades to black and the credits roll.]

[verbalkint]

Awesome stuff man! I have Mihkail's brother Vlad in my stable now btw.

 

My boy KOOOBAAASHIII postponed his confidence hidden test and is still proud Crucible Fights Amsterdam Middleweight champion - his deadly Muay Thai was too much for his opponent, who tried to make it a good fight with a balanced strategy but kinda sacrificed his oppotunity to dictate where the fight takes place with it. Well, maybe his manager just forgot to set sliders lol, but anyways, a good win on an overall disappointing weekend for me.

http://www.mmatycoon.com/fightcommentary.php?FTID=547086

[wilflet]

"Leg kick: 30 (30)

Body kick: 8 (8)"

 

Gotta say roger- Hank McCoy approves of these numbers

[Warwynd]

Awesome stuff man! I have Mihkail's brother Vlad in my stable now btw.

 

My boy KOOOBAAASHIII postponed his confidence hidden test and is still proud Crucible Fights Amsterdam Middleweight champion - his deadly Muay Thai was too much for his opponent, who tried to make it a good fight with a balanced strategy but kinda sacrificed his oppotunity to dictate where the fight takes place with it. Well, maybe his manager just forgot to set sliders lol, but anyways, a good win on an overall disappointing weekend for me.

http://www.mmatycoon...php?FTID=547086

 

Yeah, I had seen that you picked him up. Glad he didn't go to retirement land.

[Guest]

omg

 

Did I miss this one?

[verbalkint]

omg

 

Did I miss this one?

 

No, still slots available and if we get more than 20 guys, i don't mind, everyone is welcome who wants to participate.

[Guest]

huh close one

 

Doomsday Drost (131933)

http://www.mmatycoon.com/fighterprofilemanager.php?FID=131933

[verbalkint]

huh close one

 

Doomsday Drost (131933)

http://www.mmatycoon....php?FID=131933

 

I think we will fight in future, Drost vs Chinaski. The 2 Grimm victims... getting templelance'd. But DD looked great though, while Hank... well, let's agree on saying he looked... brave.

[Guest]

Bobby Langston would like to join the team. He's 10-4 with 10 (T)KO's. He just captured the Steel Penn - New York Super Heavyweight Title by knocking out Mahmut Demir.

 

http://mmatycoon.com/fighterprofilemanager.php?FID=148074

[verbalkint]

Bobby Langston would like to join the team. He's 10-4 with 10 (T)KO's. He just captured the Steel Penn - New York Super Heavyweight Title by knocking out Mahmut Demir.

 

http://mmatycoon.com....php?FID=148074

 

Hah, welcome man! In general nice to see so many known faces and KAISER supporters here, this will be fun, guys!

Langston is #18 now, please check if your guy is in the list on page 1 post 2. If not contact me or just put a little introduction in here (if there already isn't on).

[ludovik]

http://www.mmatycoon.com/gallery/2/2w13.jpg

 

BREAKING NE-E-E-E-EWS:

 

Luan Dovik works as CEO of No Exit FC from Rio, the premier organization in the country. The former owner sold it to SPFT: UVT and Dovik stayed to keep his job and run the org until it's final event. So that day is coming - May 4th - and the welterweight champion Max Nobriga was looking for an opponent to defend his belt for the last time. Turns out that Dan Hardly requested Dovik to fight the champion at No Exit 144 and have a chance to win a great belt in a fantastic event. Both parts agreed and the fight is on. Hardly will move up even tough he said he preferred to fight as a lightweight for the rest of his career.

 

"I've decided that my main focus is to fight at 155 lbs but I won't refuse interesting fights at 170. I'll make the most of this chance to become the last champion of the organization and then move on with my career. I've fought twice as a lightweight there and went 1-1. My second fight was against former champion Kenny Gomi (who's actually getting a rematch for the title against Kenny Floor Jan at the same event) and I was dominating it. It was that time when I was a punk and didn't care for a lot of stuff. My manager just sent me the contract and told it was 3 rounds and just that. I signed it and when the first 3 rounds of the fight ended, I was raising my hands and celebrating a decision victory... Turns out that both cornermen entered the cage and started getting us ready. I asked what the hell was going on and they said it was a 5 round fight and they had no idea why I was reacting like that. After that, I started to get confused about it and couldn't fight right. Gomi finished me in the last round."

 

After the fight, Hardly decided to leave the organization and split with this manager because of the mess he made. Hardly's finally through those days: "Yeah. I'm glad that everything's gone now and it's another day coming. I've fought at some of the best organizations of the planet and I have a kind of a dream of fighting at Ascension. I had a run at IMMA, fought at CFC and I'd love to get some fights in Los Angeles after this one and a couple more. My main focus is going out there on May 4th at Estadio do Maraca and getting the belt. It would be the best day of my career and I know that such an accomplishment would make my team proud."

 

Don't miss this huge event on May 4h! It's No Exit 144 - The End!

[HalifaxUndead]

"Merciless" Mason Terell

21-7

205 lbs

Atlanta, Georgia

 

Mason Terell is know officially a member of team KAISER. In the small chance that some one doesn't know who he is I will give you a quick overview of the baddest man on the planet. Terell as born in the Bahamas but moved to Atlanta Georgia at the age of 2. He was a natural athlete and became a top prospect in the amateur boxing world but unfortunately Terell started to get involved with the wrong people and was arrested for selling cocaine at the age of 16 and was sent to jail. After he got out he missed his oppurtunity to hopefully make the Olympics and he ran into an old boxing opponent by the name of Oscar Salcedo. Salcedo brought him to his MMA gym and they started to train together and Terell immediately took to BJJ and started becoming a dangerous grappler on top of his impressive boxing skills. Terell made his official MMA debut at the age of 20 and was defeated by decision. Terell was not one to be discouraged easily as he then one 15 of his next 16 fights and became one of MMA's hottest prospects.

Terell has beaten some of the most dangerous fighters on the planet as he has wins over top prospect Iwan Matwijenko, former top 20 light heavyweight Viacheslav Datsik and current number 3 ranked light heavyweight Ignatius Reilly. He is the former Vortex Fighting Championship champion and the last ever CWFC light heavyweight champion. He is currently in pursuit of the RCS championship held by Isamu Natsuki. He is the definition of a badass and at 29 is ready to dominate anyone who steps in the ring across from him.

[AlexiZaitev]

Krutov's next fight is May 18th in Tap Out or Passout FC in Montreal. The opponent is a boxer but not much else, should be an easy win for Krutov on paper.