UnderGround FC 340k

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Another amazing write up. Big props.

 

Thanks Saint P, I appreciate it

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UnderGround Fight Club 340K+

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UnderGround FC 35 was a mixed martial arts event held by UnderGround Fight Club at the Hard Knocks arena in Amsterdam. This event took place on August 28, 2019.

 

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[Official Event Review]

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[undercard]

-[Light-Heavyweight Division: Mark Tindal vs. Dmitry Boitsov

Round 1 – Dmitry Boitsov opened the fight with wicked shots to the body of Mark Tindal. Boitsov shot in for a single leg takedown, landing in half guard on top. After passing effortlessly into side control, Boitsov went to work dropping brutal elbows, battering Tindal's face and leaving him a bloody mess. After a few minutes of this, the doctor called a stop to the fight. Dmitry Boitsov def. Mark Tindal via TKO (Cut) at 2:29 of round 1.

 

 

 

-[Light-Heavyweight Division: Ace Giannis Ignacio vs. Valentin Taneyev

Round 1 – Valentin Taneyev came out with something to prove. He tagged Ace Giannis Ignacio with a big right hand out of the gate and dropped him on his back! Ignacio jumped back to his feet but could barely stay standing! Taneyev rushed forward and dropped Ignacio with a big right hook and knocked Ignacio out cold! It only took Taneyev two punches to put the UnderGround FC light-heavyweight division on notice. Valentin Taneyev def. Ace Giannis Ignacio via KO (Punch) at 0:05 of round 1.

 

 

 

-[Heavyweight Division: Lindsay Tucker vs. Kenneth Wellwood

Round 1 – Lindsay Tucker shot in for an early takedown, landing in the guard of Kenneth Wellwood. Tucker managed to pass into half guard and threatened with a kimura but Wellwood escaped to his feet. Tucker shot in once more, landing in guard but Wellwood immediately pushed off and escaped for a second time. This time the fighters remained clinched against the cage. Tucker held the position until he could execute a takedown from this position, landing in side control! From there, Lindsay Tucker isolated an arm and fought for a kimura through multiple attempts before finally forcing submission! Lindsay Tucker def. Kenneth Wellwood via Submission (Kimura) at 2:41 of round 1.

 

 

 

-[Light-Heavyweight Division: Tremaine Wiltshire vs. Patrick Bower

Round 1 – Patrick Bower opened with some beautiful punches that were landing on the button. Tremaine Wiltshire tried repeatedly to score a takedown but remained too far away for fear of getting cracked with a big punch. Try as he might, Wiltshire was unable to prevent the big punch when it was finally thrown and Bower knocked him out cold with a big leaping left hook! Patrick Bower def. Tremaine Wiltshire via KO (Punch) at 1:27 of round 1.

 

 

 

-[Heavyweight Division: Philo Beddo li vs. Lars Bullock

Round 1 – Lars Bullock opened with a takedown attempt and ate some heavy punches for his trouble. Philo Beddo li opened a cut on Bullock's face with a stiff jab and then tied the man up in a clinch. Having trapped his opponent against the cage, Beddo li went to work landing short range punches and knees to the body of Bullock, visibly knocking the wind out of the man. At first Bullock was firing back but seemed to be hurt to the body from a big shot up the middle and by the end it was all Beddo li throwing strikes.

 

Round 2 – Philo clinched early and although Bullock tried to fire out a few token knees, it was all Philo throwing strikes with emphasis to the body. Big knees to the head near the end of the round increased the amount of blood flowing from Bullock until he resembled a faucet.

 

Round 3 – Philo Beddo li opened with a jab and then clinched. This round belonged to Beddo li who put on an even stronger performance than the opening two rounds, battering Bullock to the head and body and really busting his face up. Philo Beddo li def. Lars Bullock via Unanimous Decision (30-25, 30-25, 30-25).

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[Main Card]

 

 

 

-[Light-Heavyweight Division: Juhani Jukola vs. Artemis Thaddeus lii

Round 1 – Artemis Thaddeus lii came out swinging wildly with kicks and punches that mostly missed their intended targets. Juhani Jukola began slipping punches with head movement and countering with stiff punches. Jukola dropped Thaddeus lii with a big combination and then finished him with a followup right hand that knocked Thaddeus lii out cold! Juhani Jukola def. Artemis Thaddeus lii via KO (Punch) at 0:28 of round 1.

 

 

 

-[Heavyweight Division: Abel Adonias vs. Randy Hill

Round 1 – Abel Adonias came out punchng aggressively from the outside and stuffing the takedown attempts of Randy Hill. One minute in, Adonias began targeting the midsection of Hill. Nearly two minutes in, a visibly winded hill continued to chase the takedown to no avail and was staggered by straight punches for his trouble. Adonias responded by going to the midsection with a left hook and following it with a left uppercut up the middle that dropped Hill! Adonias followed it up with more strikes and this one was stopped. Abel Adonias def. Randy Hill via TKO (Strikes) at 1:46 of round 1.

 

 

 

 

-[Heavyweight Division: Yardbird Knox vs. John Daugherty

Round 1 – Yardbird Knox came out swinging aggressively on John Daugherty, hitting him with blow after blow. Daugherty fired back with some punches of his own, busting up the face of Knox early. Back and forth they went throwing punches with reckless abandon to the delight of the sold out Hard Knocks arena. Nearly three minutes in, Knox put together a few big punches, rocking Daugherty with a left hand and putting him down with an uppercut! Knox finished with followup strikes to extend his winning streak to three consecutive wins! Yardbird Knox def. John Daugherty via TKO (Strikes) at 2:39 of round 1.

 

 

 

 

[Co-Main Event]

 

 

-[Lightweight Division: Kron Gracie vs. Trayvon Martin

Round 1 – Trayvon Martin scored with an early jab that visibly hurt Kron Gracie but the purple belt scored a takedown into the guard of Martin. After passing into half guard, Gracie began cranking on a kimura immediately and Martin quit faster than a man getting his prostate examined by a fat fingered doctor. Kron Gracie def. Trayvon Martin via Submission (Kimura) at 0:27 of round 1.

 

 

 

 

 

[Main Event]

 

 

-[Featherweight Division: Sylvian Lievremont vs. Hans Richter

Round 1 – Hans Richter opened with a failed leg kick and Sylvian Lievremont responded with a failed takedown attempt. Richter pushed forward and tagged Lievremont with an overhand right and Lievremont shot in immediately for a double leg takedown, landing in guard. Richter immediately bounced back to his feet and the two fighters clinched up against the cage. Richter landed some short punches and circled away when Lievremont began working for a takedown against the cage. For the next few minutes, Richter chased Lievremont around the cage popping out crisp punches. Two and a half minutes in, Lievremond scored a counter takedown into side control, but Richter immediately bounded to his feet! Richter worked the jab and Lievremont scored a third takedown, landing in side control once again. Lievremont finished out the round on top threatening with a kimura, although Richter managed to get to half guard on the bottom.

 

Round 2 – Richter came out swinging wild and Lievremont clinched, attempting to score a quick takedown. Richter broke free and circled away, landing punches as he went. Four minutes in and this round thus far belonged to Richter who was managing to hit without being hit in response. Lievremont clinched and Richter broke free. Lievremont scored a double leg takedown into guard. Richter attempted to brute force escape to his feet as he had done in the opening round and Lievremont passed into half guard. Aside from threaten with a kimura, Lievremont did little with his dominant position however.

 

Round 3 – Richter had some early success throwing punches in this round but Lievremont scored a takedown into half guard. After thirty seconds of Lievremont stalling on top, the referee stood the fighters up. Richter pushed forward with wild swinging punches that backed Lievremont up but then Lievremont scored yet another takedown, landing in guard on top. As the clock quickly became a mortal enemy of Lievremont, he went for a high risk heel hook and paid for it with his position as Hans Richter reversed into top guard! Lievremont was working a high guard but you could just about feel that everyone knew this fight was just about over and won by Richter. I guess someone forgot to tell Sylvian Lievremont because he rolled for an armbar and actually got it! He forced Hans Richter, who was easily ahead by 2.5 rounds, to submit! Sylvian Lievremont def. Hans Richter via Submission (Armbar) at 4:29 of round 3.

 

 

 

Active Winning Streaks (3+ consecutive victories within UnderGround FC)

[Name, Weight, UFC Win Streak, Last Fight Date]

Fray Tormenta (265) (8-0) [8/16]

Liberal Stomper (155) (6-0) [8/24]

Tohit Tohurt (265+) (6-0) [8/24]

Colin Kaepernick (265+) (6-0) [6/28]

Torq Bosley (265+) (6-0) [8/16]

Kron Gracie (155) (5-0) [8/28] [iNCREASED]

DeMarcus Diallo (185) (5-0) [8/21]

Cross A Zoo (170) (5-0) [8/14]

Ringz daBell (145) (5-0) [7/26]

Jb Brown (155) (5-0) [8/14]

James Moriarty (205) (5-0) [8/23]

Oganeditse Gaolathe (135) (4-0) [8/24]

Pate Parret (185) (4-0) [8/24]

Guido Turturro (170) (4-0) [8/23]

Vincent Lomax (205) (4-0) [8/21]

Reginald Budgiehandler (145) (4-0) [8/17]

Jimbo Cricky (205) (4-0) [8/14]

Brian Moser (185) (4-0) [8/14]

Christopher Fry (155) (4-0) [7/26]

Philo Beddo li (265) (3-0) [8/28] [NEW]

Tree Fortay (135) (3-0) [8/24]

Henry Akinwande (265) (3-0) [8/24]

Kobayashi Jin (170) (3-0) [8/17]

Jupiter Sakuraba (205) (3-0) [8/17]

Aapo Jukola (205) (3-0) [8/16]

Uesugi Mochinori (170) (3-0) [8/16]

Shaka Zulu (265+) (3-0) [8/14]

Seamus Coleman (170) (3-0) [8/7]

Giuseppe Turturro (185) (3-0) [8/2]

Moe Lester (155) (3-0) [7/31]

 

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Bantamweight (135 lbs)

Tree Fortay – Reigning Champion, Two Defenses (Last Fight: Juan Kemonito 8/24)

 

Featherweight (145 lbs)

Reginald Budgiehandler – Reigning Champion, Two Defenses (Last Fight: Shiro Tanaka 8/17)

Shiro Tanaka – Former Champion, One Defense (4/27/19 – 6/8/19)

 

Lightweight (155 lbs)

Liberal Stomper – Reigning Champion, Four Defenses (Last Fight: Stojan Kostic 8/24)

 

Welterweight (170 lbs)

Guido Turturro – Reigning Champion, Two Defenses (Last Fight: Marcus Yonic 8/23)

Sivile Gonya – Former Champion, One Defense (5/20/19 – 7/5/19)

 

Middleweight (185 lbs)

Giuseppe Turturro – Reigning Champion, One Defense (Next Fight: Yewis Mybitch 8/31)

Raiam Dos Santos – Former Champion, No Defenses (6/29/19 – 8/2/19)

What Addams – Former Champion, No Defenses (6/3/19 – 6/29/19)

Bradley Bond – Former Champion, No Defenses (4/27/19 – 6/3/19)

 

Light-Heavyweight (205 lbs)

Jimbo Cricky – Reigning Champion, No Defenses (Next Fight: TBD)

Robert Harper – Former Champion, Two Defenses (5/19/19 – 8/14/19)

 

Heavyweight (265 lbs)

Fray Tormenta – Reigning Champion, Five Defenses (Next Fight: TBD)

 

Super-Heavyweight (265+ lbs)

Colin Kaepernick – Reigning Champion, Two Defenses (Next Fight: TBD)

Total Badass – Former Champion, No Defenses (4/13/19 – 4/27/19)

 

 

 

 

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UnderGround Fight Club 340K+

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UnderGround FC 37 is an upcoming mixed martial arts event to be held by UnderGround Fight Club at Hayashi's Lounge in St Petersburg, Russia. This event will take place on August 31, 2019.

 

Hoarseplay Writing Productions is a proud proponent of the Noob Fund. This is a player funded project to guarantee that newer members of the Tycoon community can obtain the funds needed to get started comfortably.

 

 

 

[Official Event Preview]

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[Prologue]

 

UnderGround FC 37 features Undisputed Middleweight Champion Giuseppe Turturro bringing his world class Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt experience to bear as he attempts to make his first title defense against hard hitting knockout artist Yewis Mybitch. Both men have won the majority of their fights within the opening round, making this a must see main event for the ages.

 

In the co-main event the unfortunately named Test Fighter A seeks redemption, having had his five fight winning streak broken in his most recent fight. Will his power punches be enough to outclass the boxing pedigree of Pedro Navas?

 

 

 

[undercard]

(Welterweight Division) Jack Falcon (0-1) versus Xay Bizihwaeile (0-0)

Jack Falcon is a kickboxer that is making his UGFC debut after an inauspicious first showing in the QFC arena. In his lone pro bout he was submitted by fellow blue belt Hosea Dotson late in the second round.

 

Xay Bizihwaeile is a young wrestling stylist from N'Djamena, Chad. This student of the private Bizihwaeile gym is making his MMA debut here today.

 

 

 

(Welterweight Division) Andy Sanches (1-0) versus Hamilton Scrapple (0-0)

Andy Sanches is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner with a blue belt in the art. In his lone MMA bout, Andy won a very close unanimous decision over fellow blue belt Terence West.

 

Hamilton Scrapple is a young wrestling stylist from Arlen, Texas, currently living in Hilo, Hawaii. Training out of the Hilo Hit Squad, Hamilton is making his MMA debut in this fight.

 

 

 

(Welterweight Division) Tshephang Batho (2-0) versus I Love You Man (2-2)

Tshephang Batho is an undefeated mixed martial arts fighter with two professional bouts to his credit. This native of Boswana currently resides in Las Angeles, California, USA, where he trains out of the private Team Croatia gym. Tshephang is a kickboxer with a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. He made his MMA debut against Fabio Vitor Freitas in the QFC arena, stopping the man with a barrage of punches and kicks in the opening round. He made his UGFC debut at UnderGround FC 28, where he knocked out Bob McCracken in the very first round.

 

I Love You Man is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu brown belt and four fight veteran of the MMA cage who has also competed in submission grappling. His very first appearance was at the TWGC 23 London Qualifier where he was defeated by James Raja in the opening round. After that he began competing in professional mixed martial arts. He faced Ed Ricoop in the QFC arena, submitting the man with a triangle armbar in the opening round. Next he took some time away from MMA to compete in the TWGC 24 Las Vegas Qualifier but was submitted by high level brown belt Domingo Osana Ramirez. Man signed with UnderGround Fight Club, making his promotional debut at UnderGround FC 13 where he submitted Tao Pai with a 28 second guillotine choke. Unfortunately he has lost his most recent two bouts; first he was stopped by Uesugi Mochinori and then he lost a unanimous decision to Wally Kruschev.

 

 

(Lightweight Division) Moe Lester (3-0) versus Andrew Balderas (2-1)

Moe Lester is an undefeated three fight veteran of the MMA cage with all three of those victories coming in the UGFC cage. Moe utilizes a strong wrestling base and an ever improving boxing skill set to smash opponents and keep the fight in his comfort zone. He made his MMA debut at UFC MNF 3 where he defeated Ronald Paradaiser via unanimous decision. Moe returned at UnderGround FC 10 where he stopped Willie Stroker with a third round TKO. Most recently, at UnderGround FC 23, Moe Lester decision'd fellow wrestler Shamil Magomedov.

 

Andrew Balderas is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu purple belt with three professional bouts to his credit. This strong submission fighter made an early name for himself in the QFC arena where he submitted Henry Cluedo and Ted Goat both within the opening round. At UnderGround FC 27 he was defeated by kickboxer Bryan Thompson via unanimous decision.

 

 

 

(Lightweight Division) Johny Boom (3-2) versus Eddy Gordo (1-0)

Johny Boom is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu brown belt with five professional bouts to his credit. After two submission victories in the QFC arena, Johny signed with UnderGround Fight Club. He made his UGFC debut at UnderGround FC 13 where he lost a unanimous decision to Steven Pittsford. He rebounded with a submission victory over Likes Gardening at UnderGround FC 22. In his most recent bout, Johny was submitted by Jiu-Jitsu wizard Kron Gracie.

 

Originally from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, Eddy Gordo currently resides in New York, New York, where he trains out of the private Empire Vale Tudo gym. Eddy is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu fighter that currently holds a purple belt. His lone MMA bout came against eight fight veteran Demetrious Waters in the QFC arena. Gordo displayed great wrestling control when he took Waters down and submitted him with a guillotine choke in the opening round.

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[Main Card]

(Welterweight Division) Dropkick Flexy (2-0) (2-0 UGFC) versus Donald McCalister (2-2) (0-2 UGFC)

Dropkick Flexy is an undefeated two fight veteran of the MMA cage with both of his pro fights taking place in the UnderGround FC cage. This Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu brown belt trains out of the UnderGround Specialist Academy.

 

Flexy made his MMA and promotional debut at UnderGround FC 18. His opponent was wrestler Bob McCracken, who Flexy made a point to call out on social media as soon as the fight was offered to him. Flexy made short work of McCracken, submitting the man after being taken down by him early in the opening round. Most recently, Flexy faced Muay Thai striker Nick Lucas li at UnderGround FC 28. After li clinched early on, Flexy took him down and submitted him midway through the opening round.

 

Donald McCalister is a Muay Thai stylist with a blue belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Donald trains out of the UnderGround Training Facility gym. He started his MMA career in the QFC arena where he defeated Vaughn Mcknight via unanimous decision. Donald returned to the QFC to take on BJJ blue belt Adan Dalton. McCalister dropped Dalton with a head kick in the opening round, finishing him with followup punches to win the fight.

 

With two victories under his belt, Donald McCalister signed with UnderGround Fight Club. He made his promotional debut at UnderGround FC 7 against wrestler Alexane Bode. Although McCalister would dominate the opening minute of the fight, Bode would have the last laugh after scoring a takedown into a kimura to win the fight.

 

Most recently, Donald faced BJJ blue belt Romeo Harris at UnderGround FC 25. McCalister dominated the opening round and a half against Harris but, like in his debut, fell victim to a takedown that changed the fortunes of his fight. Late in the second round, Harris forced McCalister to submit to an Americana.

 

 

 

(Welterweight Division) Joey Simone (3-1) (N/A) versus Wally Kruschev (4-1) (1-0 UGFC)

Joey Simone is the champion of the TWGC 25 welterweight tournament and a former veteran of FARTMMA. This high level Muay Thai striker is also a brown belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Joey Simone is a product of the Marty Robbin's Fight Ranch private training facility.

 

Joey started out as a lightweight. He made his MMA debut at FARTMMA 23 where he faced boxer Beck Lee. Simone made easy work of Lee, pulling guard and submitting him midway through the opening round. Joey returned at FARTMMA 28 to face brawler Connor Twelve. Joey Simone cleanly out struck Twelve on the feet, battering him with punches and kicks before stopping him in the opening round. At FARTMMA 37, Joey faced high level wrestle/boxer Matt Zatsch. Although Simone was hurt badly in the third round, he cleanly won all three rounds to take home the unanimous decision. At F46, Joey Simone faced high level striker Xun Zemin. Simone dominated the opening two rounds of the fight, hammering Zemin with punches and kicks. Near the end of the third round, Zemin dropped Simone with a big right hand that changed the course of the fight. Simone never recovered and Zemin poured on more strikes, eventually knocking Simone out with a spinning backfist.

 

Following the closure of his FARTMMA career, Joey Simone entered into the TWGC 25 submission grappling tournament as a welterweight. In the opening round of the tournament, Simone faced purple belt Leon Opstad, submitting him with an arm triangle choke. In round two of the qualifiers, Simone submitted fellow brown belt Aly Magomedov.

 

Joey advanced into the finals, submitting high level wrestler and BJJ brown belt James Harden with a triangle choke. Next he submitted purple belt Lalama Amana with a kimura. In the tournament finals, Joey Simone submitted BJJ purple belt Brian Grimes with an armbar to become the tournament champion.

 

Wally Kruschev is a Muay Thai kickboxer from Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. Having relocated to London, England, Wally trains out of the private Natty Vincere gym.

 

Wally started his MMA career in the QFC arena. In his pro debut, Wally was paired up with fellow kickboxer Collin Matteo. Krushchev hurt Matteo badly multiple times before finishing him midway through the second round. In his second QFC bout, Wally was paired up with striker David Dedmon. Krushchev out struck Dedmon before he stopped him in the opening round. In his final QFC appearance, Wally was paired up with BJJ brown belt Jimmy McLarnin. This would be the lone defeat on Kruschev's record as McLarnin took him down and submitted him with an arm triangle choke in the opening round.

Wally fought once for Batoru Fighting Championship at Batoru FC 18. There he was paired up with wrestler Takuya Sakamoto. Krushchev dominated Sakamoto for three rounds, walking away with a one sided unanimous decision.

 

Next Wally signed with UnderGround Fight Club. He made his promotional debut at UnderGround FC 28 where he defeated I Love You Man via unanimous decision.

 

[Co-Main Event]

(Welterweight Division) Test Fighter A (5-1) (1-1 UGFC) versus Pedro Navas (6-2) (1-2 UGFC)

Test Fighter A is a hard hitting brawler that trains out of the private Ferocious Beast gym.

 

Test started his career in the QFC arena against BJJ blue belt Francesco Burke. Test showcased his ground fighting ability in this debut performance, dominating Burke on the feet and on the ground to take home a unanimous decision. Test returned to face another BJJ blue belt named Soloman Holman. This time, Test kept the fight in the clinch, hammering Holman with short range punches before forcing him to submit to stop the abuse in the second round. Test's third appearance came against submission wrestler Douglas Hobbs. Test first displayed his boxing style in this fight, hitting Hobbs with bombs before knocking him out early in the first minute of the fight. In Test's final appearance in the QFC, he faced strong submission fighter Andy Miranda. Test destroyed Miranda, stopping him in just over a minute of the opening round.

Test Fighter A then signed with UnderGround Fight Club with four victories on his undefeated record. His promotional debut came against BJJ purple belt Ross Tyson. Although Tyson would score points for part of the second round, Test cleanly won all three rounds on the feet to take home the unanimous decision victory.

 

At UnderGround FC 26, Test Fighter A faced world class Muay Thai stylist Seamus Coleman. Test Fighter A was unable to take Coleman down and struggled to keep up with him on the feet. To his credit, Coleman was able to hang in there for two and a half rounds before Coleman managed to hurt him with a big head kick. Despite being badly rocked, Test survived to the final bell and lost a unanimous decision.

 

Pedro Navas is a world class pugilist that is known for having very heavy hands and a solid chin. A student of the Know-How Knights gym, Pedro fought the majority of his career in the QFC arena before signing with UnderGround Fight Club.

 

Pedro made his MMA debut against kickboxer Andrew Johnson in the QFC arena. Navas hurt Johnson badly in the opening minutes of the fight, putting him down with a big right hand. To his credit, Johnson survived the early turmoil and tied Navas up with a clinch. However near the end of the opening round, the accumulation of damage became too great and Johnson went down, losing the bout via referee stoppage. Next Pedro Navas quickly tore through Jason Mayhem, Tony Johnson, and Shane Shovel, knocking all three out with his particular brand of heavy strikes. In his final QFC bout, Navas knocked out fellow boxer Artur Vidal midway through the third round.

 

Pedro Navas made his UGFC debut at UnderGround FC 6 against world class Muay Thai fighter Seamus Coleman. Navas would be badly hurt in the opening round and twice more in the second round. Although Navas seemed to be holding his own in the third round, he would succumb to the striking of Coleman, going down from a head kick and finished it with punches.

 

Navas returned to the UGFC cage at UnderGround FC 19 to take on Muay Thai kickboxer Nick Lucas li. When Lucas li came out aggressive in the opening round, Navas clinched him up and finished him with strikes against the cage two minutes into the opening round.

 

In his most recent bout, Pedro Navas faced kickboxer Petah Miller at UnderGround FC 26. The fight took place almost entirely in the clinch with Miller out striking Navas en route to a unanimous decision victory.

 

[Main Event]

 

http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20190719020246K8HbNKi_d.jpg(Middleweight Division, Championship bout) Yewis Mybitch (10-5) (2-1 UGFC) versus Giuseppe Turturro© (5-1) (3-1 UGFC)

Yewis Mybitch is a hard hitting brawler and dirty boxer from Moscow, Russia. Currently living in Amsterdam, Yewis trains out of the UnderGround Training Facility. Ten of his fifteen bouts have taken place within the QFC arena.

 

Yewis began his MMA career in the smaller QFC shows. His popularity grew rapidly due to his aggressive striking style. He went 5-1 in his early QFC career, knocking out Todd Jensen, John Hardin, and Darnell Jackson twice while winning a split decision over Henry Smethers. In his final appearance during his first QFC run, Yewis was stopped by Oleg Liguy.

 

Yewis fought twice for the Destructive Fighting Championship, but was defeated in both appearances via unanimous decision. This prompted Yewis to return to the comfort of the QFC arena. In his first QFC bout on his second tour, he was stopped by former pro boxer Hossein Vaziri III. After that, however, Yewis faced James Johnson three times in a row and knocked him out in the opening round all three times.

 

Next, Yewis signed with UnderGround Fight Club. He made his promotional debut at UnderGround FC 14, knocking out kickboxer Rory Andler in the first minute of the fight. In his second UGFC bout, Yewis faded Muay Thai fighter What Addams. The fight would be stopped in the second round due to cuts received on Yewis's face.

 

In his most recent bout, Yewis knocked out Dillion Danis at UnderGround FC 26.

 

http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20190719020246K8HbNKi_d.jpgGiuseppe Turturro is the undisputed UnderGround Fight Club Middleweight Champion of the World. He is a world class Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt and accomplished freestyle wrestler. This Italian grappler trains out of the exclusive Captain Turturro's Pirate Ship facility in New York.

 

Giuseppe began his career with FARTMMA, submitting Muay Thai stylist Mitch Martin with a first round triangle choke at the Behemoth Semifinals event. At FARTMMA 8, Giuseppe Turturro defeated Todd Mason with an armbar in just eighteen seconds.

 

Giuseppe then made his UGFC debut at UnderGround FC 2 where he faced BJJ b rown belt Bradley Bond for the inaugural middleweight championship title. After winning the opening round, Turturro would fall into a guillotine choke in the second round. Bond won the title but would never defend it, instead going inactive and being stripped of the belt.

While the middleweight title changed hands, Giuseppe began stacking bodies in his wake. At UFC SNF 1, he submitted Ben Ruckus with an armbar. He gave a repeat performance to Walter Jackson at UnderGround FC 16.

Finally, at UnderGround FC 24, Giuseppe Turturro earned a second opportunity to challnge for the title. This time it was against boxer Raiam Dos Santos. Turturro wasted no time in taking Dos Santos to the ground and submitting him with a triangle choke to become the new champion.

[A closer look]

(Yewis Mybitch)

Age: 27

Started Fighting At: 25

Total Record: 10-5

(T)KOs: 9

SUBs: 0

UnderGround Record: 2-1

Rank (Division): 2

Total Opponent Record: 75-84

Style: Boxing, Clinchfighting

Accolades or Accomplishments: KO of the Night (x1)

(Giuseppe Turturro)

Age: 21

Started Fighting At: 18

Total Record: 5-1

(T)KOs: 0

SUBs: 5

UnderGround Record: 3-1

Rank (Division): 1

Total Opponent Record: 17-18

Style: BJJ (Black Belt)

Accolades or Accomplishments: Undisputed UnderGround FC Middleweight Champion of the World (No Defenses), Fight of the Night (x1), SUB of the Night (x1)

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[TheHoarseWhisperer]

UnderGround Fight Club 340K+

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UnderGround FC 37 was a mixed martial arts event held by UnderGround Fight Club at Hayashi's Lounge in St Petersburg, Russia. This event took place on August 31, 2019.

 

Hoarseplay Writing Productions is a proud proponent of the Noob Fund. This is a player funded project to guarantee that newer members of the Tycoon community can obtain the funds needed to get started comfortably.

 

 

 

[Official Event Preview]

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[Prologue]

 

UnderGround FC 37 features Undisputed Middleweight Champion Giuseppe Turturro bringing his world class Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt experience to bear as he attempts to make his first title defense against hard hitting knockout artist Yewis Mybitch. Both men have won the majority of their fights within the opening round, making this a must see main event for the ages.

 

In the co-main event the unfortunately named Test Fighter A seeks redemption, having had his five fight winning streak broken in his most recent fight. Will his power punches be enough to outclass the boxing pedigree of Pedro Navas?

 

 

 

[undercard]

 

 

-[Welterweight Division: Jack Falcon vs. Xay Bizihwaeile

Round 1 – Xay Bizihwaeile came out wild and aggressive and Jack Falcon was able to slip under his punches to counter with a right hand on the button. Bizihwaeile immediately switched to attempting takedowns instead of boxing but Falcon was able to nullify the effort. Falcon circled away and came back with a one-two combination, then a body kick, then a jab. Falcon was piecing Bizihwaeile up. Falcon landed a big combination that dropped Bizihwaeile! When his opponent got back to his feet, Falcon landed an uppercut that knocked Bizihwaeile out cold! Jack Falcon def. Xay Bizihwaeile via KO (Punch) at 0:50 of round 1.

-[Welterweight Division: Andy Sanches vs. Hamilton Scrapple

Round 1 – Andy Sanches came right out of the gate spamming takedown attempts that were easily stuffed by Hamilton Scrapple. For his part, Scrapple tied Sanches up on a failed takedown and clinched with him. Scrapple stalled out the majority of the round controlling Sanches against the cage. Near the end of the round the referee separated them. Sanches landed a few jabs before Scrapple clinched him up to finish the round.

 

Round 2 – Both men failed miserably at landing punches (or were amazing at deflecting punches depending on how you want to look at it) while Sanches tried desperately to bring the fight to the ground. Scrapple took Sanches down, landing in guard on top. In true Hamilton Scrapple fashion he stalled in the dominant position. After a referee standup at the one minute mark, Scrapple clinched once again... and stalled out the better part of a round before Sanches broke free and circled away. Scrapple clinched and pulled a little wall and stall to close out the round.

 

Round 3 – Scrapple executed a double leg takedown into half guard and Sanches got back to full guard. Sanches was working the high guard but Scrapple was content to stall on top. After the referee stood them up, Sanches landed a leg kick and Scrapple scored a takedown into guard on top. Scrapple controlled the position to close out yet another exciting round. Hamilton Scrapple def. Andy Sanches via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).

-[Welterweight Division: Tshephang Batho vs. I Love You Man

Round 1 – Both fighters opened with wild strikes that missed by a mile. Tshephang Batho landed a nice uppercut and stuffed the takedown attempts of I Love You Man. I love You Man scored a takedown into guard. I Love You Man tried to pass the guard but Batho maintained the guard through to the end of the round.

 

Round 2 – I Love You Man attempted dozens of takedowns to start this round and Batho managed to stuff many of his attempts. Batho landed a jab but inevitably got taken down with Man in guard on top. I Love You Man wanted to pass the guard but couldn't accomplish it so the referee stood them up.

 

Round 3 – Batho opened with some straight punches early and I Love You Man spammed out some takedown attempts. Batho hurt Man with a counter uppercut but was content to circle on the outside safely without risking getting taken down again, much to the chagrin of the audience in attendance. Tshephang Batho def. I Love You Man via Unanimous Decision (30-26, 30-26, 30-26).

-[Lightweight Division: Moe Lester vs. Andrew Balderas

Round 1 – Both fighters were swinging wildly but Moe Lester was hitting and not getting hit, putting a clinic on Balderas early.

 

Round 2 – Balderas managed to land some shots in this round, making Lester pay for his missed shots. However Moe Lester still absolutely dominated this round with his boxing.

 

Round 3 – Lester slowed down his assault a bit in this round, picking his shots more carefully so as to not allow Balderas to return fire so effectively. Moe Lester def. Andrew Balderas via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).

-[Lightweight Division: Johny Boom vs. Eddy Gordo

Round 1 – Eddy Gordo opened the fight by clinching and then executing a trip takedown into half guard on top. Johny Boom attempted to sweep and Gordo passed into full mount! Gordo postured up and began raining ground and pound down on Boom! Gordo threatened with a submission but went back to dropping ground and pound instead. Boom managed to get back to half guard and Gordo mostly took the remainder of the round off, landing a few shots for points.

 

Round 2 – Gordo clinched and took the fight to the ground, landing in guard on top once again. Boom with the high guard, working for a possible triangle or armbar. Gordo started dropping elbows from guard. Near the end of the round, Gordo passed into half guard and spent the remaining minute working ground and pound.

 

Round 3 – Gordo shot in and took Boom down, landing in half guard on top. After landing some shots, Gordo stood back up for some reason. Boom tried very hard to clinch with Gordo and ate a right hand for his trouble. Boom clinched and Gordo landed a big knee before pulling guard. Boom attempted to work some ground and pound but Gordo controlled his wrists to mitigate the damage. Both fighters teased submission attempts and this fight came to a close. Eddy Gordo def. Johny Boom via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).

[TheHoarseWhisperer]

[Main Card]

-[Welterweight Division: Dropkick Flexy vs. Donald McCalister

Round 1 – Donald McCalister tried to score a takedown but Dropkick Flexy stuffed it and clinched the man up. Flexy tried to jump guard and the two separated, but McCalister clinched immediately. Rinse and repeat, the two were clinched for the third time and this time Flexy managed to pull guard. Flexy spent the rest of the round submission spamming.

 

Round 2 – McCalister managed to stay on the outside and survive the takedown attempts early before clinching with him. Flexy pulled guard and once again submission spammed out the next few minutes of the round.

 

Round 3 – Flexy clinched early and tried to pull guard but McCalister broke the clinch. For the first time, McCalister pushed forward and began landing punches and kicks that put Flexy on the back pedal. Dropkick Flexy def. Donald McCalister via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28).

-[Welterweight Division: Joey Simone vs. Wally Kruschev

Round 1 – Joey Simone opened with a missed spinning back kick and ate a left hook from Wally Kruschev. Simone started finding a home early for his jab, poking and prodding Kruschev from the outside while slipping the returning fire. Kruschev started to come back late in this round and a slugfest ensued between the two for the better part of a minute that had the fans on their feet. The round ended with both fighters throwing leg kicks on each other.

 

Round 2 – Simone began leaning heavily on his leg kick attacks in this round while Kruschev circled on the outside. Simone clinched and landed a few shots but Kruschev broke free. Midway through the round, Kruschev started firing back with leg kicks and soon the two were trading slapping low kicks again.

 

Round 3 – Simone really took control in this round. Kruschev still managed to land some shots but really it was all Simone, especially in the moments that he was able to hold a clinch and work the dirty boxing. Joey Simone def. Wally Kruschev via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).

[Co-Main Event]

-[Welterweight Division: Test Fighter A vs. Pedro Navas

Round 1 – Pedro Navas clinched early and went to work with short range punches. Test Fighter A tried valiantly to escape the bad position but couldn't get free.

 

Round 2 – Test Fighter A opened this round with a big uppercut and Navas responded by clinching once again. More of the same as Navas continued to chisel away at the extremely durable Test Fighter.

 

Round 3 – The first half of this round took place at a striking distance but Test Fighter A was too tired and battered to really make it count. Both fighters were swinging wild here. Navas managed to clinch midway through and went back to pouring on short range shots to win yet another round. Pedro Navas def. Test Fighter A via Unanimous Decision (30-26, 30-26, 30-26).

[Main Event]

http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20190719020246K8HbNKi_d.jpg-[Middleweight Division, Championship bout: Yewis Mybitch vs. Giuseppe Turturro©

Round 1 – Knowing that his best chance to win this fight was an early knockout, Yewis came heavy straight out of the gate, but the wily champion avoided the blows. Turturro clinched, pulled guard, and slapped on a lightning quick armbar. With this victory, Giuseppe Turturro becomes the first Middleweight Champion in the history of UnderGround Fight Club to successfully defend the title, officially breaking the curse. Giuseppe Turturro def. Yewis Mybitch via Submission (Armbar) at 0:32 of round 1 to retain the Undisputed UnderGround Fight Club Middleweight Championship of the World!

 

 

The defeated Yewis Mybitch had this to say: 'Just not my night, I guess. I will return. Stronger and faster !!! Thanks, to UnderGround Fight Club 340K+ !!! 4Real !!!'.

[Epilogue]

KO of the Night: Jack Falcon

SUB of the Night: Giuseppe Turturro

Fight of the Night: Joey Simone vs Wally Kruschev

 

 

Active Winning Streaks (3+ consecutive victories within UnderGround FC)

[Name, Weight, UFC Win Streak, Last Fight Date]

Fray Tormenta (265) (8-0) [8/16]

Liberal Stomper (155) (6-0) [8/24]

Tohit Tohurt (265+) (6-0) [8/24]

Colin Kaepernick (265+) (6-0) [6/28]

Torq Bosley (265+) (6-0) [8/16]

Brian Moser (185) (5-0) [8/30] [iNCREASED]

Kron Gracie (155) (5-0) [8/28]

DeMarcus Diallo (185) (5-0) [8/21]

Cross A Zoo (170) (5-0) [8/14]

Ringz daBell (145) (5-0) [7/26]

Jb Brown (155) (5-0) [8/14]

James Moriarty (205) (5-0) [8/23]

Giuseppe Turturro (185) (4-0) [8/31] [iNCREASED]

Moe Lester (155) (4-0) [8/31] [iNCREASED]

Oganeditse Gaolathe (135) (4-0) [8/24]

Pate Parret (185) (4-0) [8/24]

Guido Turturro (170) (4-0) [8/23]

Vincent Lomax (205) (4-0) [8/21]

Reginald Budgiehandler (145) (4-0) [8/17]

Jimbo Cricky (205) (4-0) [8/14]

Dropkick Flexy (170) (3-0) [8/31] [NEW]

Jack Jones (265) (3-0) [8/30] [NEW]

Philo Beddo li (265) (3-0) [8/28]

Tree Fortay (135) (3-0) [8/24]

Henry Akinwande (265) (3-0) [8/24]

Kobayashi Jin (170) (3-0) [8/17]

Jupiter Sakuraba (205) (3-0) [8/17]

Aapo Jukola (205) (3-0) [8/16]

Uesugi Mochinori (170) (3-0) [8/16]

Shaka Zulu (265+) (3-0) [8/14]

Seamus Coleman (170) (3-0) [8/7]

 

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Bantamweight (135 lbs)

Tree Fortay – Reigning Champion, Two Defenses (Last Fight: Juan Kemonito 8/24)

 

Featherweight (145 lbs)

Reginald Budgiehandler – Reigning Champion, Two Defenses (Last Fight: Shiro Tanaka 8/17)

Shiro Tanaka – Former Champion, One Defense (4/27/19 – 6/8/19)

 

Lightweight (155 lbs)

Liberal Stomper – Reigning Champion, Four Defenses (Last Fight: Stojan Kostic 8/24)

 

Welterweight (170 lbs)

Guido Turturro – Reigning Champion, Two Defenses (Last Fight: Marcus Yonic 8/23)

Sivile Gonya – Former Champion, One Defense (5/20/19 – 7/5/19)

 

Middleweight (185 lbs)

Giuseppe Turturro – Reigning Champion, One Defense (Last Fight: Yewis Mybitch 8/31)

Raiam Dos Santos – Former Champion, No Defenses (6/29/19 – 8/2/19)

What Addams – Former Champion, No Defenses (6/3/19 – 6/29/19)

Bradley Bond – Former Champion, No Defenses (4/27/19 – 6/3/19)

 

Light-Heavyweight (205 lbs)

Jimbo Cricky – Reigning Champion, No Defenses (Last Fight: Robert Harper 8/14)

Robert Harper – Former Champion, Two Defenses (5/19/19 – 8/14/19)

 

Heavyweight (265 lbs)

Fray Tormenta – Reigning Champion, Five Defenses (Last Fight: Tyson James 8/16)

 

Super-Heavyweight (265+ lbs)

Colin Kaepernick – Reigning Champion, Two Defenses (Last Fight: Newbie Guide 7/20)

Total Badass – Former Champion, No Defenses (4/13/19 – 4/27/19)

 

 

 

 

 

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[Tev]

Awsome work

[TheHoarseWhisperer]

Awsome work

 

Much obliged

[BuffMinion]

Awesome write-ups my man! The reason I joined the org

[TheHoarseWhisperer]

Awesome write-ups my man! The reason I joined the org

 

I appreciate it

[Kendo]

Hello i am Kendo acting as a publicity writer for Underground Fight Cub Org and am pleased to announce that we have a exciting time happening here and we would like to share it with you all.

 

On the agenda for today is the first in which we hope to be a series of interviews with some of our managers and fighters making a name for themselves in the MMA world.

 

First up is one of our top managers Rick Steiner who has kindly brought with him one of our top 5 fighters "Souless" Scar Ambe.



Kendo; First many thanks for taking time from your busy schedules to grant me this interview.



Rick; Will this take long ? I am a busy man you know.



Kendo; Shouldn't take too long, i felt it might make a change to get a managers perspective as well as that of the fighters. Shall we crack on?



Rick; You mean we haven't started?



Kendo; Ahem, first question is as they all are to the both of you. Can you tell me and the readers what brought you into the MMA world?



Rick; Well i had some amateur experience as a young fighter but before i contemplated a fight career i soon learned that the real money is not made by getting hit in the face its the guy managing all that, that makes the real money, so here i am.



Scar; Well i suppose it was Rick.



Kendo; Do either of you have any heroes. someone you admire and respect ?



Rick; Myself obviously (big grin) and i suppose Vince McMahon.



Scar; Well it has to be fighters like Dan Severn and good old Randy you know the grinders.



Kendo; What are your favourite food and drinks ?



Rick; Chinese i have it on speed dial, look (shows me his phone) and good old Dr Pepper.



Scar; I stay on a strict diet aided by Underground Supps, so iam ready to whoop anyone at 145 to 170 at any time.



Kendo; What music do you like listening to ? Any favourite albums, tracks or bands ?



Rick; Too busy, besides i wouldn't hear any above the volume of my money machine.



Scar; Nickelback, but basically any hard rock.



Kendo; Is there a film that you would watch more than once ?



Rick; Too busy to waste my time on stuff like that. Are we nearly done here ?



Scar; My fight film with Neves (huge smile)



Kendo; Who is your favourite TV/Film star ?



Rick; I can only take so much,,,,,,,this is ,,,,,,(muttering as he leaves abruptly)



Kendo; Are you still ok to continue Scar?



Scar; Yeh. I heard the first time, i like watching my fights.



Kendo; Apart from MMA is there any other sports you have or still are involved in ?



Scar; I was a wrestler at school and still do some outside of MMA. I still have hopes of making the Olympics.



Kendo; What sports do you watch? Apart from your fights that is.



Scar; If its not KT then it has to be Football.



Kendo; What about your family, any brothers or sisters ? Anyone in your life at the moment ?



Scar; Too focused on my fight career for any relationship and i come from a large family all my brothers are in the MMA game that's because we like to put a lot of hurt on people.



Kendo; Is there a something that helps you focus and that gives you some extra drive when needed ?



Scar; I believe in me and my ability to break anyone. I find thats all i need most of the time apart from that i am tired or hungry so i just do.



Kendo; Where do you see yourself in 5 to 10 years ?



Scar; Retired bro,,,,after my next few fights i will hang 'em up and move to full time wrestling then you will see me in the Olympics, yeh that's right i'm calling it now.



Kendo; Are there any fighters we should be keeping an eye out for ?



Scar; Me and the guys i train with, Darren Tellkins (KT badass) oh and my family members on the Island.



Kendo; Final question, any special announcements for the fans ? Ant treats in the pipeline ?



Scar; After my next fight i hope to get my 3rd rematch with Litill Bjornson i believe i am the bro to dethrone that total douchebag.



Suddenly Rick bursts back into the room



Rick; Hey i got one, my KT Org in Amsterdam, soon to be the best KT Org in the world.



Kendo Well again thanks for taking the time (Rick starts to leave telling Scar to get a move on if he wants a lift) to give me this interview. all that's left for me to say is thanks for reading hope you enjoyed.



This interview was conducted by Kendo on behalf of Underground Fight Club Org.

[Tev]

Great interview kendo

[TheHoarseWhisperer]

Love it, keep up the work Kendo Slice

[Monsieur.Camara]

Awesome stuff guys

[The1rstSaint]

Nice to see my boy Kendo getting some work, I told you that you would mate. Good stuff!

[Kendo]

Appreciate the kind words, thanks.

[Tev]

Thanks to gabe for new event posters

[Monsieur.Camara]

Amazing dudes ! As I promised from the beginning 340k is showing all past brackets how it should have been done and the writers at Underground are a big part of this movement.

 

Keep it up !

[zackmartin11]

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"Released" Tyson James (341485)

 

"I've decided to move up a weight because all the champ does is try to hump you. Colin Kaepernick I'm coming for what's mine! "

[Tev]

Yes sir i enjoy running this org mainly because of all the hard work and time these guys put into it makes me wanna be even better as a owner

[Tev]

Also just signed a designer to the stafg we will now have custom event posters for each event and i promise everyone we will not stop working even once we reach #1

[Kendo]

Pre Fight Chit Chat

Hello this is Kendo on behalf of Underground Fight Club Org fresh from my quick fire journey around

the globe to bring to you some of the latest chit chat ahead of Underground FC 38.

First stop was Tokyo where i was hoping to catch up with "Beast from the East" Serhey Rishikinov for a

for a quick chat. I finally tracked him down in his favourite Sushi Bar. I try to catch his attention,

(Me) Hi Serhey ? he looks at me and smiles as best anyone could with a mouthfull of raw fish.

(Serhey) Hello, hello come sit, try this (as he offers me some raw fish on the end of a pair of chopsticks)

(Me) Oh er thankyou but all this flying and time zone changes, my stomach hasn't setttled yet.

(Serhey) Plenty of protein in this. (He declares as he once again gestures towards me and after i again

politely decline he finishes his 1st serving)

(Me) I was just hoping to grab a quick word before your upcoming fight with Marin Ivanov.

(His lips curl slightly as he speaks)

(Serhey) Marin Ivanov (He hisses between tight pursed lips)

(Me) Do i sense bad blood ?

(Serhey) For him and anyone on the other side of the cage (starting to relax somewhat)

but maybe a little more for him.

(Me) Any particular reason ?

(Serhey) Little jumped up fighter from nowhere probably seeing this as his way of climbing

the rankings for another feeble attempt at a title (His second serving arrives) Are you sure ?

(he once again gestures to me i simply shake my head) I am a title holder and i will show him why he isn't one.

(Me) (By now the sight and smell was becoming too much) Well,,,,thank you ,,,but you will have to excuse me ,,

i really have to rush (struggling to stop the dry heaving)

(Serhey) Oh so soon ? Pity we have some Squid and Octopus coming along next.

(Me) (By now i am holding back the last thing i ate) thanks ,,good luuuck,,,hope to chat,,again,,some time.

(Serhey) Yeh anytime just bring an appetite next time.

Safely on the plane next stop New York where i will be chatting with Marin Ivanov.

Arriving at the Forge gym i see some sparing going on and see Ivanov joining in with the many voices offering

support and advice.

(Me) Excuse me Marin ? (He turns and smiles)

(Marin) Yes

(Me) Hello i am Kendo (he stops me there)

(Marin) Yes i know you we were expecting you earlier

(Me) Erm well yes unfortunately something came up all of a sudden and well i had to see to that before coming here,

i hope i didn't keep you from anything ?

(Marin) No no it's ok glad your here now (again he smiles) Well what do you want to know ?

(Me) First how do you feel going into this fight ?

(Marin) I couldn't be in better shape.

(Me) Serhey Rishikinov has suggested you might be seeing this as a way to step up the rankings, is that the case ?

(Marin) Well that is the way for everyone. what better way to say that i am ready to become a belt holder than by

beating one up a little bit (he says with a big grin) That has to be the long term goal for everyone to become

a champion and we all start at the bottom and climb up.

(Me) So what would be your short term goal ?

(Marin) Putting a lot of hurt and pain upon Rishikinov.

(Me) Any particular reason ?

(Marin) No not really (He laughs) I see where your trying to go with this, but no, thats always my short term focus,

to beat the other guy on the other side of the cage. (He moves to leave) I am sorry our time was short but,(i jump in)

(Me) I understand my fault i was late.

(Marin) These things happen. (He shakes my hand)

(Me) Thanks anyway , good luck and hope to do this again sometime. (He has already left)

What a stroke of luck as i notice Cosmo "Worldbeater" Hines making last minute preparations before he departs.

Hoping to get a word or two from him and with the latest rumours suggesting a rift of some sort between him and

Callam "Super Crazy" Bowers still fresh in my mind and their manager Scott Pritchard not returning my calls,

i go in search of an answer.

(Me) Hi Cosmo ? Any chance of a quick word ? (He looks up)

(Cosmo) Yeh sure i got time. (We sit on a couple of chairs in a quietish corner)

(Me) I am sure you are aware of the rumours of a rift or grudge of some sort between yourself and Callam Bowers ?

(Cosmo) Yes and to be clear they aint rumours.(He is clearly agitated)

(Me) You mean they are true ?

(Cosmo) Yehall of 'em i can't stand the little twerp.(Stated through gritted teeth)

(Me) So it would be fair to say that this fight has an edge to it ?

(Cosmo)You can say what you want as long as you say i will be shutting his yap.(A pointed finger and waved fist

display his emotion)

(Me) What exactly started all this ?

(Cosmo) He did.

(Me) How ? What happened bem tween you two ?

(Cosmo) Have you met him ?

(Me) No not yet i am hoping to speak to him sometime soon.

(Cosmo) Why,,?,,,Well once you meet him you will get it yada yada yada (Cosmo imitating mouth with his hands

it looks like a naked glove puppet) He never shuts up.

(Me) Oh i see, well (Cosmo is summoned by his one of his trainers)

(Cosmo) Sorry bro gotta go and whoop some yappy chappy

(Me) Yeh no worries, good luck and hope to catch you again sometime.

(Cosmo) Yup ok bro. (Speaking as he leaves)

Well this appears to be a novel way for a manager to restore order within his "stable".

With Underground Org giving me unprecedented access to one of their executive jets i set off for Amsterdam for

Underground FC 38, with a stop over in Helsinki where i should find Callam "Super Crazy" Bowers.

A quick taxi ride to the Blanc Fitness Academy and i soon see Callam packing a few items for the trip.

(Me) Excuse me Callam ?

(Callam) Yeh that's me (He turns to look at me) Oh it's you (He holds out his hand and we shake) How are you ?

(Me) Oh a little jet lagged but more importantly how are you ? The readers are not onterested in me (He laughs)

(Callam) I am fine man all good, whats on your mind ?

(Me) Well this rift between you and Cosmo Hines really, what is it all about ?

(Callam) Have you met him ?

(Me) Uhm yes.

(Callam) And ?

(Me) He said the same thing to me about you.

(Callam) What ? Jeez thats him all over, always someone else never him.

(Me) Is this just a difference in opinion as to which one of you is top dog to the other ?

(Callam) He has different opinions to everyone on everything but after the fight he will know his place.

(He picks up his flight bag) Its been fun chatting but i have somewhere else to be.

(Me) Yeh no worries thanks for the chat.

(Callam) All good man.

(Me) Good luck hope to do this again sometime. (HE turns and shakes my hans again and leaves)

Well hopefully this has wetted some appetites in readiness for Underground FC 38. A special thanks to Underground Org

for the use of a company jet, couldn't have done it without it.

This is Kendo writing for Underground Fight Club Org and it been my pleasure.

[TheHoarseWhisperer]

UnderGround Fight Club 340K+

 

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On this Patriot Day, UnderGround Fight Club is proud to present: UnderGround FC 40. This showcase attraction took place on September 11, 2019 in front of 4897 fans in The Beer Garden arena in Amsterdam. This event was brought to you by the Noob Fund, UnderGround Clothing Co. and UnderGround Supplements.

 

 

"Today, our nation saw evil -- the very worst of human nature -- and we responded with the best of America. With the daring of our rescue workers, with the caring for strangers and neighbors who came to give blood and help in any way they could." - George W Bush

UnderGround FC 40 - Official Review

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[The Prelims]

 

-[Middleweight Division Division: Alejendro Gutterio vs. Mitch Raynes

Round 1 – In a battle of promotional newcomers, two Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu purple belts poised ready to make a grand introduction to this tremendous event. Mitch Raynes came out swinging for the fences immediately but Alejendro Gutterio clinched with him to slow his assault. Raynes wanted to stall with his back to the cage but Gutterio was having none of it, pressing his fellow grappler against the cage and hammering away at his body and head with punches and knees. As the defenses of Raynes began to noticeably slow against the cage, Gutterio began my least favorite style of combat to write about: clinch and break clinch on repeat. Finally near the end of the round, Gutterio brought the fight to the ground and submitted Raynes with a guillotine choke with one second left in the bout.

Alejendro Gutterio def. Mitch Raynes via Submission (Guillotine) at 4:59 of round 1.

 

 

 

-[Lightweight Division Division: Rodrigo Lopez vs. Evgeny Popov

Round 1 – Rodrigo Lopez landed an early body shot and tried to follow his success with a takedown but it was defended well by Evgeny Popov, who responded by taking Lopez down instead. Popov advanced from guard to half guard before going to work with ground and pound and threatening with submissions. Lopez managed to get back to guard but Popov spent the remainder of the round on top landing strikes.

 

Round 2 – Popov opened this round with a big tower takedown into side control! Popov attempted a guillotine from the top but instead spent the round on top dropping bombs. For his part, Lopez had a little success defending from the bottom but still cleanly lost the round.

 

Round 3 – Lopez tried to score a takedown to start this round but quickly found himself trapped with Popov pressing him against the cage. Lopez escaped the position, tried to work some punches out, but quickly got taken down by Popov. Lopez escaped to his feet and then pressed Popov against the cage. Popov executed a trip takedown into half guard but the referee stood them up after a minute of inactivity. Popov shot in for takedown attempt after takedown attempt but Lopez managed to remain on his feet for the remainder of the round while landing zero strikes from this position.

Evgeny Popov def. Rodrigo Lopez via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 30-28, 30-27).

 

 

 

-[Bantamweight Division: Caeser Kombomuizc vs. Kalvin Harper

Round 1 – Kombomuizc fought aggressively to score a takedown early but found himself the victim of a takedown from Kalvin Harper. Working from guard, Harper went to work with ground and pound from the top position. After about a minute of action, Kombomuizc managed to reverse into top guard! Kombomuizc tried to go for a guillotine choke from top guard for some reason but of course failed to accomplish it. Kombomuizc attempted some ground and pound but Harper defended it well. When Kombomuizc went for a high risk heel hook, Harper rolled into top guard! Harper passed into half guard and went to work with ground and pound. Near the end of the round, the referee stood the fighters up. Harper scored a last minute takedown landing in guard and controlled for the remaining seconds.

 

Round 2 – Harper opened the round with a takedown into guard but Kombomuizc managed to reverse into half guard on top. Kombomuizc submission spammed for the remainder of the round although Harper managed to reverse with a minute or so remaining.

 

Round 3 – Harper opened with another takedown, landing in side control this time. Harper was unable to make his ground striking work for him this time around and the referee stood them back up. As Kombomuizc's fatigue became more obvious, Harper controlled the remainder of the round with takedowns and top control to the sadness of the weeping audience.

Kalvin Harper def. Caeser Kombomuizc via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).

 

 

 

-[Heavyweight Division: Henry Akinwande vs. Joao Cajo Branca

Round 1 – Henry Akinwande opened this round very aggressive, boxing Joao Cajo Branca up and pushing forward on him to keep him on the defensive. An early cut formed over the eye of Branca and the audience reacted audibly. After three minutes of being beaten to the punch in each exchange, Branca clinched with Akinwande against the cage. For the first time in the evening it was Branca landing punches and scoring points. Near the end of the round, Branca broke the clinch and Akinwande went at him with punches and kicks, busting his face up as the round came to a close.

 

Round 2 – The assault continued as Akinwande battered Branca with punches and kicks. Branca returned fire, staggering Akinwande with a big left hook that opened a cut on the man's nose! Branca clinched and spent the majority of the remaining minutes hammering Akinwande against the cage.

 

Round 3 – Visibly winded, Akinwande came forward with aggression to start this final round and Branca quickly clinched him up against the cage. The majority of the round was spent in this position with the upper body wrestling of Branca allowing him to dominate Akinwande, hurting him with punches to win the round.

Joao Cajo Branca def. Henry Akinwande via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28).

 

 

 

-[Light-Heavyweight Division: Derrick Lewis vs. Jupiter Sakuraba

Round 1 – Jupiter Sakuraba clinched early and pulled guard. From his back he began threatening with submissions. Not content to be controlled, Derrick Lewis escaped to his feet and began landing vicious punches to the head of Sakuraba. After a bit of struggle, Sakuraba managed to clinch and pull guard once again. The warriors traded submission attempts for the remainder of the round with Sakuraba taking Lewis's back and controlling for the final minute.

 

Round 2 – Jupiter Sakuraba clinched to start this second round off but this time it was Lewis that brought the fight to the ground, tripping his way into half guard on top! After Sakuraba nearly finished the fight with a guillotine choke, Lewis wisely stood back up to his feet and circled away. Sakuraba clinched with him again and this time Lewis pulled guard. Lewis worked for submissions off of his back and eventually the referee opted to stand them back up. Sakuraba fought to keep the fight in the clinch but Lewis managed to stay on the outside and put his boxing to work.

 

Round 3 – Sakuraba clinched and pulled guard but Lewis quickly escaped to his feet. Lewis put on a showcase with his kickboxing for several minutes before Sakuraba once again clinched and brought the fight to the ground. It was Lewis working for submissions before reversing into top guard. Lewis passed into side control and controlled for a while before standing up.

Derrick Lewis def. Jupiter Sakuraba via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).

 

 

 

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