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The1rstSaint Posted May 4, 2022 Report Share Posted May 4, 2022 DMMA 103 Preview It's DMMA 103 &104 weekend and I Douche T. McBaggins am here today to cover the DMMA 103: Imanari vs Munga Event. Today I will take a slightly different approach then my normal Drunken shenanigans and launch my Six Key Point Preview. Just a little food for thought, while you are either watching the event live from the H20 Arena or sitting on your lazy boy watching the Filthy fu$$in Rich TV Network air it. The Main Card for this event is out of this world and it will all be finalized with a Feature bout at Featherweight between Kazou Imanari and Aum Munga. Here is a quick look at the Prelim event lineup. Prelims 170 Terrance Harris vs Sylvester Malone155 Phony Phontana vs Oscar Blaydes265 Sovor Trandel vs Hunter Acosta185 Guy Le Franc vs Sam Diego145 Back Stabber vs Michael Barnes MAIN CARD Light Heavyweights Sonny Corleone Jr. vs Panda Four * Corleone Jr. is coming off his first loss under the Dynasty promotion, this after an impressive 5 fight win streak to start his career. The fight itself was pretty competitive as he dragged Paavali Kontianinen into the 3rd and final round,. With just under two minutes remaining Sonny let down his guard just long enough for his advisory to unleash a brutal Head Kick finish. * Panda Four has dropped four of his last five bouts after rallying off a 5 fight win streak of his own. Panda's last fight was an all-out war with Swole Ricky Martin, a fight he loss by a Majority Decision, he did however win the respect of the Swole One. * Sonny is a former Kickboxer who began his career with Victory Kickboxing briefly before switching up to MMA and joining Dynasty. Sonny has top notch striking abilities so expect him to mix it up on the feet and look to score his third KO of his career. * Panda Four is a BJJ Black Belt who began his career at the London based ACA organization. With 7 Submission victories, Panda is most definitely going to be looking for a Takedown at some point in this one. * Sonny is a coveted member of possibly Dynasty MMA's most prestigious Fight camps Blacktalians MMA headed by Squirrely Dan. * Panda Four is one of many Panda's that train at Crapollas Gym in Los Angeles ,which is ran by everyone's favorite pokeman Pika Choo. Light Heavyweights Manus Murphy vs Kiso Kisei * Manus is now 3-3 here at Dynasty and coming off a forgettable loss to Lucas McCain at DMMA 94. He however has a very notable win over current Light Heavyweight Champion Camaras Account though, where he managed to submit him in the first round. * Kiso holds a 6-5 record at DMMA and is 8-7 overall in his Pro Career. Now riding a two fight win streak he picked up an impressive victory over Wolf Von Hardenberg at DMMA 96 last month. * Manus is now onto his third fight team of his career, now under the Tutelage of Thomas Forrester and training at his Gym in Las Vegas known as The Jungle Room. * Kiso, much like his opponent has switched fight camps three times, and now Trains at Cope's Gym in Sydney. He is now managed by Sairanax Loken. * Murphy made his Pro debut in the Gangs of New York Tournament on 09-20-2020. Manus is a fierce grappler with 9 Submission victories, and in his before mentioned win over Account he was awarded his first and only Title of his young career. * Kisei started his career with CWMMA in Helsinki on 11-27-2020, Kisei is primarily a striker but has one Submission victory in his career as well. Kiso has had two opportunities for a championship in two separate promotions, both where against the same foe though in Dynasty HOF fighter Charles Tucker. Lightweights Jesse Pinkman vs Kra Hang * Jesse Pinkman is now under new Management and looks for a fresh start in the Division he once was the top dog in. Now with his new Sensei Marius Catalin in his corner, Pinkman looks to get back on top as he trains with the Heartless Team. * Thai Fighter Kra Hang is now residing in Los Angeles where he trains at Heavy Metal, which is owned and operated by Pablo Spezziale. Hang is a former title challenger here at Dynasty, as well as Blaze MMA, and is looking to keep his recent win streak going. * Pinkman took some time off after his MMA Debut to pursue a career in grappling where he accumulated a 5-5 record. With four MMA submission wins to his credit, this top level grappler is a force on the mat. * Hang has a nice 4-1-1 record going since his change in management. With only two Finishes in his career, he likes to point fight. Still a Dangerous threat on his feet, which is expected from a Bangkok Fighter. * Pinkman is on a two fight loss streak, both by Unanimous Decision against some strong opposition though. Jesse won the Dynasty MMA title with a Submission victory over Ranger Alderidge at DMMA 47, maybe we will see him back in the title picture soon? * Kra went the Distance with Xylon Kofel in his most recent Title challenge. He may have bit off more than he could chew with his relentless Clinch attempts though. Hang has rebounded nicely since the defeat, beating Corey McGraugh in a back-and-forth fight. Co- Main Event Light Heavyweights Yevgeny Ignatov vs Misha Hasselhoff * A winner of four of his last five fight, Ignatov has had an destructive run here at DMMA, going 9-4 in his career with 7 KO wins. He is a former Kickboxer who has really polished up his skill set since jumping to MMA. * A one-time former Dynasty 205-pound kingpin, MIsha Hasselhoff is a winner of five of his last six contests. Misha won the DMMA title at DMMA 79 with a round 5 TKO finish, ending Charles Tucker's glorious run of dominance. * Yevgeny was born in Russia but now calls New York his home where he trains alongside some of Dynasty's best at Squirrely Dan's Blacktalian MMA gym. If Yevgeny can manage to capture the Light Heavyweight title ,this would be the Fight Camps 5th championship in 5 different weight classes. * German born Hasselhoff has travelled to Amsterdam for his training at Cloud9 gym. Misha has looked very good since he enlisted the management services of Sonny Muchacho going 6-2 and inking his spot as a former champion in this Organization. * Ignatov's last fight ended in just 71 seconds with a thunderous Head Kick KO, which earned him his second "KOTN" bonus. This Win has put Yevgeny in the top five now at Light Heavyweight, and a win over the former champ will put him in a potential Title Eliminator bout next. * Hasselhoff is also a phenomenal Striker as he finished his last victim in the second round of their fight with a monstrous Hook that shattered the soul of his opponent. As noted the same goes for Misha here, a win and he will be in a Title Eliminator next and one step closer to getting his belt back. Main EventFeatherweights Kazuo Imanari vs Aum Munga * An easy Key point to start with here is Imanari's unthinkable 16 submission victories to his credit. Not to mention he has tallied up 10 "SOTN" bonuses as well, needless to say you don't want to roll with this BJJ Black Belt for very long or you may have a limb torn clean off. * Munga is the epitome of a grinder winning all 9 of his victories by way of Decision. These are not just UD's over some mediocre fighters either, with names like Assndrop, Hohenthal, Benedetti, Grimes and Jean Luc Petit, this undefeated prospect is beating the best that Dynasty has to offer. * Almost as amazing as his Submission game is Kazou's Belt Cabinet. Former Dynasty MMA Featherweight Champion, Former Blaze Bantamweight Champion, and Former Rock-A-Fella bantamweight Champion thus far. Though he has been unsuccessful in his last two title challenges, Imanari is always a future threat. At 32 now that window may be slowly closing though. * Aum Munga is 11 years the Junior of his upcoming opponent. Though he does not have the accolades of Imanari by looking at his Bonuses which he currently has none, nor does he have any record-breaking Title performances, this 9-0-1 fighter does have youth and Momentum going for hm.. * Born in the Rising Sun of Tokyo, Japan, Kazou fell under the guidance of Legendary grappling Coach Arcalimon who has molded him into what he is today. He is one of Arcalimon Top Teams top wizards in the art of Jiu Jitsu, which includes Noel Diaz, Kazou Takashi, and Renoa Gracie to name a few. * Munga is also under the guidance of a highly touted management team in the likes of Pablo Spezziale. Born in Bangkok, Thailand, Munga is very close to Kra Hang who is also on this event, as this duo prepares at Heavy Metal Gym in Los Angeles. * Let's Highlight one Key that being "Youth vs Experience" in this bout, as two of Asia's top Featherweights collide in a huge Main Event. The winner could very well be fighting for the Title next but unfortunately only one of these warriors can prevail. Stay tuned tomorrow I will take a sneak peek at the Rematch for the Featherweight belt and the rest of the DMMA 104 Main Card........For now though this has been your ol pal Douche "Pour me another" McBaggins, Signing off!!! 7 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Skizz81 Posted May 4, 2022 Report Share Posted May 4, 2022 Amazing stuff as always Butch, thanks for taking the time to write this and post! 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Arcalimon Posted May 5, 2022 Report Share Posted May 5, 2022 Great preview! 😁 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Skenoj Posted May 5, 2022 Report Share Posted May 5, 2022 Jesse Pinkman For me and my new team, this fight would be crucial, the future depends on it, I won't have the choice of losing that fight, I have to walk through hell in the stand up but on the ground it will be the heaven for me, we will see how it will go, I won't lay down and don't stand up for two rounds and strike with him! Expect fireworks Good luck, Hang! 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The1rstSaint Posted May 6, 2022 Report Share Posted May 6, 2022 DMMA 104 Preview The H20 Arena Takeover is now in full effect as we have officially forced the owner to hand over the keys to this palace. First line of business will be to gut that raggedy old concession and replace it with The Doucher's Bar and Grille of course. Now onto more pressing matters such as this Sunday Nights DMMA 104 Show. This event Is going to be Headlined by a Featherweight Title fight rematch. We all love are Rematches, don't we??? Let's take a look at the action, starting with the Prelim Lineup.Prelims265 Marcel Romanow vs Nord Licht145 Frank Lucas Iv vs Sandra Kluba185 Mac Womack vs Panda One205 Chad Billingsly vs Gage Bennett145 Shigeru Otori vs Frank RizzoMain CardWelterweight Division Toe Fungas vs Ralph Hall We begin things with The Man, The Myth, The Legend known as Toe Fungas. Fungas will be returning to the Dynasty cage with a new Manger in Great Wally as he looks to rejuvenate his career. He fell shot in his last fight when Needno Badges knocked the Fungi wright out of him, hopefully his new team have evaluated that problem, and we see the Fungus back at 100%..Now 4-2 with the promotion let's see if he can string together a couple wins and plant his fungusy feet into the top ten at 170. He will have his hands full with submission specialist Ralph Hall though, whom is coming off an impressive Sub of the Night Performance. Ralph "The Wizard" Hall is now 3-4 at Dynasty but does have a nice Title run early in his Pro career. In fact he held belts in two promotions , one of which was Rock-A Fella FC where he managed two successful Title defenses. If he can somehow manage to get a hold of one of those Limbs of Fungus we may just see a Rejuvenation of The Wizards career instead.Middleweight Division Marcus Alexander vs Kazuma Kiryu Next up we have a banger of a Middleweight contest. Marcus Alexander looks to keep his current two fight win streak moving along. With 5 TKOs in his career, it's no surprise that this guy will be looking to put on another clinic inside the cage this weekend. Alexander is now 6-1 in the Dynasty cage and if he can put up another big win here there is no doubt that he will be booked against someone in the top ten next. Marcus looks to have a bright future and has all the credentials but his opponent this Sunday night is right there with him in every aspect of the fight game. Kazuma Kiryu went off like a rocket in his first three DMMA fights, Winning them all with Violent Knock outs. So impressive that it earned "The Dragon of Dojima" a Title fight against then champ Kareem Johnson. Kiryu was outclassed in this one though, as Johnson managed a clear-cut Unanimous Decision victory. It was a good experience for this young prospect though, if he can get past Johnson's Teammate this weekend, we may very well see Kazuma's rocket ride begin again.Middleweight Division Iner Raledran vs Arcot Ramathorn This next fight I expect some fireworks of epic proportions, as two incredible finishers meet head on. Oblivion Gate team member Iner Raledran returns after a "Fight of the Night" Performance. Unfortunately for Iner it was in a losing effort to the current #1 contender at Middleweight Ansis Kaupens. Fear not though Raldran's fight game can be more destructive then dating Chris Brown. Iner is a Dual Threat in the cage, just look at his last two wins, he landed a devastating Head Kick KO at DMMA 58 to pick up the win. Then his very next outing he nearly put Thanos Doomsday to sleep with a slick Guillotine to force the tap. His next bout will be no Cake walk though, maybe a Mustache ride will be in order though, as he Meets Arcot Ramathorn. "Thorny" Got off to a rough start here at Dynasty let's not fool around here, losing his first three fights . We got to see the Murderous side of Ramathorn though finally in his last bout, as he took out Lee Stephens. Arcot is a pure striker who has Finished all of his MMA victories with (T)KO's.Co-Main EventLight Heavyweight Division Paavali Kontiainen vs Swole Ricky Martin In the Co-Main event of the evening where going to see two promising Light Heavyweights who are slowly climbing the ranks. One of those men is the possible illegitimate Finnish son of Legendary Basketballer Bill Walton, by the name of Paavali Kontiainen. Paavali is now on a two fight win streak, both ending in glorious KO fashion to boot. Now 7-3 in his pro MMA career, Kontiainen is a diverse striker with 6 KO Finish to his credit. Originally a Heavyweight, Paavali looks to be finding his groove now at his new Weight Class. His opponent will be a Brazilian Slugger who is currently undefeated as a pro, known by the alias "Porrachinha", which I believe means poor me another glass of wine in Portuguese. Swole Ricky looks to have all the tools to become a champion one day, he did however prove he was human after all in his last fight though. After starting his career off on a warpath of violence, he met Panda Four who managed to take Martin to the limit. Ricky won that fight by Majority Decision, regardless though he is still undefeated and still loaded with potential. This looks to be a prime matchup between two future superstars. Main Event Featherweight Championship Koos Van Asch vs Renji Abarai *Champion* *Challenger* Are Main Event will feature two fighters I think will be top ranked 145ers worldwide, in a few years. We will start with the Challenger and former two time Dynasty Featherweight champ, Renji "Champ" Abarai. Renji's dominance at Featherweight is well documented here, and with the nickname "Champ" it's for good reason why he reigned atop for so long. Can he be the champ again? Well he earned his rematch when he beat one of the current champions training partner's by a Unanimous Decision. The first ever Dynasty Hall of Famer now has the opportunity to avenge his loss to Koos, regain his belt, and continue his illustrious legacy. Koos Van Asch has quite the damn Illustrious Legacy going for him so far as well. Now on a 7 fight win streak, the 25 year old Dutchmen is set to embark on his biggest fight to date, one that could put his name in future Hall of Fame talks. Koos has a lot at stake here so I expect him at the top at his game. The first fight by these two gentleman went all five rounds with Koos winning every round, and though it was a dominant performance, Van Asch must not underestimate his opponent in this fight. Bottom Line: There is a lot riding on the line for both of these fighters and I fully expect a 5 round war here. I think both corners will be looking to change up there gameplan slightly from the previous bout. This will force this to be a game of chess, who will be the Victor? who will be the first fighter to say King me Bitch for the first round. Most importantly who will end the bout saying Checkmate and put that Featherweight strap around there waist. We will soon find out!!! This has been a fun preview and i look forward to the outcome of this spectacular show. I want to conclude this preview by saying it is the Doucher's Birthday and your all welcome to come out to the H20 arena and buy me bday shots all night long. 8 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Skenoj Posted May 7, 2022 Report Share Posted May 7, 2022 Jesse Pinkman Damn, my last fight was crazy, went from losing two rounds to rocking and knock out Kang in the last round with 4 seconds left, being able to caught him off guard and rock him after he got up from the ground was something that we worked on, we expected to see Kang getting off the ground quick and without arms up, our gameplan worked! We got the FOTN bonus tonight, it was a blessing to get this bonus, money helps everyone, money motivates people but I am at the point where money ain't a big deal, but yea, getting paid more makes you work harder and more, time to rest, reset and start training after the doc allow me to. See you soon! Back on that W THANG! 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The1rstSaint Posted May 8, 2022 Report Share Posted May 8, 2022 13 hours ago, Skenoj said: Jesse Pinkman Damn, my last fight was crazy, went from losing two rounds to rocking and knock out Kang in the last round with 4 seconds left, being able to caught him off guard and rock him after he got up from the ground was something that we worked on, we expected to see Kang getting off the ground quick and without arms up, our gameplan worked! We got the FOTN bonus tonight, it was a blessing to get this bonus, money helps everyone, money motivates people but I am at the point where money ain't a big deal, but yea, getting paid more makes you work harder and more, time to rest, reset and start training after the doc allow me to. See you soon! Back on that W THANG! Great fight and nice comeback! 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Bleakardor Posted May 8, 2022 Report Share Posted May 8, 2022 Renji Abarai "This is a disappointment to both myself and Koos I would think. The fans are DMMA are the real winners here because they get to see us beat the bloody hell out of each other now for a 3rd time and we get to headline another event. Either way, good pillow fight Koos, guess we'll have to run it back again, and again, and again until something changes." 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The1rstSaint Posted May 12, 2022 Report Share Posted May 12, 2022 DMMA 105 Bitter Rivals "Preview" DMMA 105 is set to premier Sunday March. 15th, Live from the H20 Arena in London. The event will be Co-Headlined with two rematches, both of which will have World Championships on the line. This Main Card has five SPICY matchups in all and with the label of Bitter Rivals there is some legit bad blood in a few of these fights. Headlined by a Heavyweight championship rubber match we will see Jason Hightower make his first Title defense against his old foe Bento Barboza, a feud that was ignited during the duo's Kickboxing journey's. Meanwhile in a Ubber talented Lightweight Championship fight, Newley crowned champ looks to settle the score against former champ Xylon Kofel , whom he edged out by an extremely close Split Decision verdict. There also a feature fight at Middleweight as the infamous butt checker Rectal Thermometer gears up to dig in deep on his next foe Gwynn Evans. Strap on your saddle cause this one is going to be a long, wild ride! Prelims 170 Tobias Ball vs Just Fight Scappy Do155 Landry Stephenson vs Oscar De La Weirdo155 Joseph Futeran vs Eddie Bravo170 Jimmy Navarro vs Niklas Aho155 Champ Johnson vs Corey McGraugh MAIN CARD Heavyweight bout Xavier Washington vs KT Panda I always enjoy a Main Card that kicks off with a couple powerful heavyweights, and this one promise to be a slugfest. Xavier Washington has been nothing short of spectacular, demolishing his last three opponents with vicious first round (T)KO's. His last two fights where "KOTN" Performances as he disposed of Adan Puno and Dick Dennison Respectively. A close sparring partner of fellow DMMA Heavyweight Jules Durand, Washington looks to be following right in his footsteps as he climbs the ranks in this division. Opposing him will be one of them Crazy Panda boys, known simply as KT Panda. KT is now on a two-fight win streak of his own, as he looks to emerge in the top ten at Heavyweight. Panda's last fight was a "FOTN" performance as he mounted a remarkable comeback KO with just 5 seconds left in the final round. His opponent Hector Gray look to seal up a comfortable Unanimous Decision, when from out of nowhere this Descendent of the Kung Fu Panda himself, landed a Lights out Head Kick to steal the victory. Welterweight Bout Eric Brooks vs Gustav Harakka Next up on the menu is two welterweight jockeying for position in the DMMA Welterweight division. Eric Brooks had a nice start to his pro career notching 5 straight, including a win over a former two time title challenger Raminus Polus in his DMMA Debut fight. It's been a bit shaky though since then as he has jumped around with managers and some inconsistent fight results. Now coming off a win in his last fight, Brooks looks to avenge one of his three defeats and continue his run under his new management. He will have his hands full though as he meets three time Welterweight title challenger Gustav Harakka. Harakka had an impressive start to his career as well winning six straight fights, five of which were finishes. Now coming off of back to back loses, look for Gustav to bring an all-out war to his opponent. Current Welterweight champ Jaxon MaGrath may have his number but that should not outshine Gustav's Talent, at just 24 years old there is still plenty of time for this dangerous Fin to get to the top of the Mountain. Middleweight Bout Rectal Thermometer vs Gwynn Evans Are next bout has potential title implications on the line as the #5 and #6 seed look to stake their claim for a future championship bout. Rectal Thermometer got back on track in electrifying fashion knocking the socks off Eric Distefano in the first round of their bout at DMMA 98. Thermometer is a one-time DMMA middleweight champion haven beat the current champ Macca Outback for the belt way back at DMMA 36. Rectal is battling some ups and downs but a win here this Sunday will bring him back to the lime light once again. Former C4 Middleweight champion Gwynn Evans can almost taste his Dynasty Title opportunity after a recent 4 fight win streak. The Welshman has bought a huge chunk of tickets for his fellow countrymen and women, so they can come see his performance at the H20 arena. He will want to refrain himself from grappling with Thermometer though, as I don't think his fans will enjoy seeing their hero get Oil Checked by Rectal Thermometer, Kinda will make the trip a little discomforting ya know. I for one am looking forward to this showdown, with the Middleweight championship fight coming up next weekend. I hope to see one of these guys put on a nice showing and sway the bookers to grant them a title fight next. CO-MAIN Lightweight Championship bout *Champion* Aubrey Grant vs *Challenger* Xylon Kofel Look no further then this next fight, for the inspiration of the term Bitter Rivals. These two guys look to settle a heated war in this highly anticipated Championship rematch. Challenger and former Lightweight champion Xylon Kofel was livid after hearing the judges' scorecards last month at DMMA 99. Kofel looked to follow in his Camp mate Jaxon MaGrath's footsteps, notching 3 successful title defenses, until he was unseeded by his upcoming foe. Xylon at one time was on a spectacular 7 fight win streak over a who's who in the Welterweight division. One of those wins was against none other than the man who beat him for the belt and upcoming opponent for this DMMA 105 co headliner Aubrey Grant. He managed to dominate the current champ at DMMA 41 ending his night with a late TKO finish in the final round. Kofel's Legacy is far from being cemented but his upcoming rubber match with Grant is going to be a big part of it for sure. The Champion Aubrey Grant has a true rag to riches story playing out as he has now settled into a six fight win streak in his career. It wasn't always successful though as he started two and three in his career. Grant seemed to turn the corner in his career after his loss to Kofel though, and has not loss since then. Aubrey now looks to silence his rival once and for all and keep his Championship run going. With this series all tide up 1-1, and the last fight being so close, don't blink for a second. This one will be non-stop action and the managers could very well be fighting outside the cage as well, Geesh I hope so. MAIN EVENT Heavyweight Championship *Champion* Jason Hightower vs *Challenger* Bento Barboza The Heavyweight Title has been on an ongoing carousel as of late, could we see it going back to former champ Bento Barboza, or will newly crowned champ Jason Hightower close out his first Title defense with a W. Bento looks to become the first two-time DMMA Heavyweight Champ in the org's history. The 25-year-old native of Portugal got back to his winning ways in his last outing forcing a doctor's stoppage in his bout with rising prospect Pete Tyler. Now holding a combined record of 19-4 between MMA and Kickboxing and snagging 8 of the night awards along the wat, Barboza looks to break history. Bento lost his belt to Andrei Kersikov at DMMA 90 by getting finished at the 3:22 mark of round one. Wining that bout against an up and comer like Pete Tyler in his very next fight was very uplifting for "Anjo da Morte" though as he earned himself a shot against his longtime rival and New Heavyweight champion Jason Hightower. Former El Paso Officer and Kickboxer Jason Hightower has now notched another championship to his belt cabinet. Hightower now looks to make his first Title defense of his career though. and with a record of 20-2 combined between boxing and Kickboxing, Jason is headed for greatness. Hightower is also no stranger to performance bonuses with 5 thus far, so expect this rubber match to be an awesome conclusion to this Record-breaking event. There first fight went to round 3 with Hightower Capitalizing on his wobbly foe with a one punch KO. The second fight went to round 4 as Bento Evened the score with a one punch KO of his own. Will this fight make it to round 5? or will it end sooner? We will have to wait and see. Ladies and gents this may very well be the biggest DMMA event of the year if not ever. So come on down to the H20 Arena this Sunday, you'll be glad you did! This has been "Dynamite" Douch McBaggins igniting your MMA spirits, Until next time. 1 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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The1rstSaint Posted May 15, 2022 Report Share Posted May 15, 2022 Major Fight Announcement Douche T McBaggins here with a huge, I mean fuckin huge fight announcement. Dynasty MMA has just inked a deal on the first ever Champion vs Champion fight that is going down 2022-06-12. Fresh of a Unanimous Decision Victory over his longtime rival, Jason Hightower will welcome Light Heavyweight Champion Camaras Account to the Heavyweight Division. Hightower will be defending his Coveted title against Account in a champ vs Champ blockbuster showdown. This shit has never happened before in Dynasty so we are breaking ground here ladies and gents. Well there is no real truth to that as I am pretty wasted and way too lazy to check the record books to see. We will stick with that though, 100% Quick shot out to both of the Title defenses today at DMMA Bitter Rivals. As stated Hightower wins the rubber match over Bento Barboza. While Aubrey Grant wins another close one in his rubber match with former champ Xylon Kofel. Both of those fighters took home "Fight of the Night" owners for their showing. Rectal Thermometer strikes again as well but that's a whole different story. vs 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The1rstSaint Posted May 17, 2022 Report Share Posted May 17, 2022 DMMA 106 Event Preview Dynasty's Middleweight Division recently had a new champion crowned, when Macca Outback avenged his only remaining loss in devasting fashion. Now he will make his first Title Defense against current #1 contender Ansis Kaupens, in the evenings Headliner of DMMA 106. This Saturday's star studded fight lineup will also feature a Heavyweight showdown between two of the top dog's in their division. The H20 Arena is the place to be once again, and I am your Host Douch McBaggins, here to tell you why!!! Prelims185 Lee Stephens vs Boyka Kersikov265 Klaus Tannenbaum vs Peter Kowalski205 Tris Kapula vs Kill Shot Jackson145 Rafael Benedetti vs Dick Ekelund185 Edward Grubbs vs Anderson Adesanya Main Card Middleweight Bout Eric Distefano vs Thanos Doomsday This Main Card will start and end in the Middleweight Division, first up we have a couple guys looking to shake off their previous defeats. Eric Distefano is a former Blaze Middleweight Champion who has struggled a little, going 4-5 in the Dynasty Cage. Eric is always a guy to keep your eye on though, if excitement is what you seek ending all 10 of his victories with TKO or KO. Distefano feel victim to Rectal Thermometer's KO abilities, in his last appearance as he seemed to tentative waiting for a Counter. Opposing Eric will be Thanos Doomsday, who recently had his two-fight win streak snapped. Thanos is now 5-3 here at Dynasty MMA and seems to fall short against the top ten caliber fighters. His last fight went similar to his opponents, as Raphael Ambrosius Costeau took the fight to him, ultimately finishing Thanos with a One Punch KO. Good news is someone may get a win here, Captain obvious also says the misery will unfortunately continue for the other guy though. Welterweight Bout Kwasi Kwong vs Vasily Khrapov Jr Kwasi Kwong's Dynamic MMA journey continues on, after his Dynasty debut went as planned. "King" finished his DMMA 99 opposition, Semba Rua in under 2 minutes with a Masterful Right Hand that put Rua's lights out. Now 15-0 in his career, Kwasi and his New management look to continue his Dominance outside of the Island. The Swaziland King could very well be a potential title contender in his near future, but to do so he will now have to prove it one more time this Saturday. He will meet a fellow undefeated fighter Vasily Khrapov Jr who is a perfect 3-0 in his pro and Dynasty career. Krapov's last fight was his most prestigious thus far as he TKO'd a former DMMA welterweight title challenger in Benjamin Sisko. Kwasi has the experience advantage overall here, but it's Vasily who has more experience here at Dynasty MMA. Someone's 0 must go, and rest assure both of these gentleman will be putting in there all to keep their undefeated streak in tact. Light Heavyweight Bout Dimebag Abbot vs Anthony Lalime Two vicious 205-pound strikers will go head-to-head next, and this one has the makings of "Knock out of the Night" all over it. First up Dimebag Abbott has shrugged off a hideous three fight losing streak, with two consecutive (T)KO wins. Abbott has finished all 8 of his victories inside the cage, which included a TKO of recent Title challenger Constantin Niculsecu. Now with his two straight wins, he and his manager Fedor Goat seem to have it all going for them, and a win here could be huge. Standing in his way through will Quebec, Canada's very own Anthony Lalime who is looking to get himself back on the proper tracks. This is a rematch from Lalime's DMMA debut, where he managed to finish Dimebag with Strikes late in round two. Just because you have a win over someone does not mean much here at Dynasty though, and he will need be prepared for another war in this one. Co- Main Event Heavyweight Bout Jules Durand Vs Pete Tyler This just in, the "Just Bleed Guy" has approved of the following booking. Two of the Dynasty Heavyweight Division's best finishers will step inside the cage, and this one is a certified Banger. The Big Frenchman Jules Durand is ready for war, after finishing his last 3 fights with vigilante justice. In fact, Durand has finished all but one of his 11 victories by way of (T)KO. The very first DMMA Heavyweight champion looks like his old self as of late winning two "KOTN" bonuses during his current win streak. To keep his impressive win streak going and get himself in the title picture, he will need to get past another top Heavy hitter in the division. Pete "Piledriver" Tyler had an unfortunate detour in his Title path, at the hands of former champ Bento Barboza a month ago. The Doctors won this fight Ultimately though and now Tyler seeks out how he can turn this forgettable chapter, and get himself back in the title picture as well. Pete was riding a 6 fight win streak before his loss to Bento, a win over another champ like Durand could very well be just what Doctor ordered for Pildriver. Main Event Middleweight Championship *Champion* Macca Outback vs *Challenger* Ansis Kaupens Well, well, well its now time for the Main Event, as that Crazy Aussie Macca Outback is set to defend his newly acquired title for the very first time as he meets Ansis Kaupens. Kaupens looks to carve his name in Dynasty History this Saturday night, and his path to this very moment has been quite reputable in it's own right. He in fact has knocked off two former Middleweight champs in his previous two bouts, and has not lost a fight since joining the promotion. Ansis has however drew once in his DMMA career, but quickly rebounded when he beat Iner Raledran in there rematch. After that he notched wins over former champions Ray Luciano and Milo Andrianakis. Now at 14-3-1 in his pro Career, Kaupens is set for the biggest fight of his young career against the champ. As for the Champion Macca Outback "Steakhouse" he is now 13-2 in his career, and has recently avenged his second loss, in his title win over Kareem Johnson. Don't let that fuzzy grey beard fool ya, Outback has legit Oldman strength. his 9 (T)KO wins will back up that statement. Macca is now a two time DMMA Middleweight champ, and now we are set to see if he can make his first Successful Defense of his career. Main Events are usually the feature for a good reason. and this one is the real deal. I expect an all-out war here, one that may go the distance. Then again with 15 finishes between them it may not. This however is my pic for "Fight of the Night" and we will have to wait and find out who gets there hand raised. I want give a shot out to a Featherweight fight going down in the prelims as well, as former FW champ "Ruthless" Rafael Benedetti makes his return to the Dynasty cage. He will collide with hardnosed scraper Dick "Junkie" Ekelund in what I assure you, will bring Main Card appeal to it. Another Fantastic event set and lets not forget DMMA 107 which will go down the very next night. DMMA 107 Event Preview will be up next an Old Douche McBaggins will get a nice breather for once, as we welcome a new Journalist, so stay tuned DMMA fans. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Scottfutile Posted May 18, 2022 Report Share Posted May 18, 2022 DMMA 107 - Pinks vs. Kersikov On May 22nd DMMA returns to London with a wild card at the H20 Arena. 20,000 people are expected to be present to enjoy a 10 fight card featuring some of the biggest names in MMA. Preliminaries Carbon Wolfe 2-5-0 vs. Ruben Flijers 4-12-1 Rich Voss 8-8-0 vs. Lue Randle 7-2-0 Arturo Del Torro 5-2-1 vs. Patrick Slinger 8-10-0 Joshua Floyd 6-0-0 vs. Patrick Kearney 8-6-0 Nate DeBramalo 5-2-0 vs. Brock Hardman 7-8-0 Main Card Charles Bukowski 8-8-0 vs. Ilya Muromets 10-5-0 This middleweight contest brings together two fighters that have struggled to find consistency since joining DMMA. Bukowski, 7-6 since joining the organisational, is currently riding a two fight win streak. His improvement has coincided with an improvement in terms of his finishing. After going to decision 8 times in a row, Charles has finished 4 in his last six opponents. His opponent, Ilya Muromets has gone 5-5 since joining DMMA is the more impressive finisher, having stopped 90% of the opponents he has beaten. It is a close contest in terms of skill sets and will likely be decided by who has the better gameplan. Realistically the fight will be decided by whether Muromets can keep the fight standing, as if he can, he will be the more dangerous. Galen Dall Jnr 10-6-0 vs. Pate Murhapuro 9-7-3 The second Main Card fight is likely to be a bruising encounter. Serial fight of the night winner, Pate Murhapuro, has 4 FOTNs and 2 KO of the nights to his name, and brings the pain every time he steps in to the cage. Murhapuro has won his last two for the first time in almost a year. Strategically he is quite straight forward to breakdown. He loves a slugfest and is at his best when swinging for the fences. It leaves him open leg kicks in particular, and he has shown a vulnerability in the clinch. His opponent, Galen Dall Jnr has one obvious advantage. The question is whether he will be willing to deploy it. A BJJ black belt that has submitted 50% of the opponents he has beaten, is certainly more savvy on the ground. It isn’t quite a question of turning the fight into a war attrition, but rather fighting smart. Dall is also a decent clinch fighter, and I suspect that is exactly where the fight will be decided. Ivan Kamenev 11-5-1 vs. Bruce Lee 7-3-0 The third fight of the night is the classic striker versus grappler match. Ivan Kamenev is an elite level wrestler and BJJ black belt who started his career with an 8 fight win streak. However, he has found the level of competition in DMMA somewhat more taxing, amassing a record of 5-5-1. Given his skill set it is surprising that he only completes 44% of his takedowns, meaning that he is not insurmountable. Lee however, is a different kettle of fish. A striker, that prefers to let his fists do the talking, seems to be overmatched. An elite Muay Thai striker that tends not to use his feet is much like a gun with no bullets. Both fighters have some superb tools in their armoury but need to figure out how to use them more effectively. The good news is that Ivan Kamenev is a serial award winner. Four fight of the night awards, and three sub of the night awards, couple with the fact that he has submitted eight of his eleven victims suggest that is going to be a long night for Bruce Lee. CO-MAIN EVENT Hassan Fezzik 12-7-0 vs. Hjallis Kalske 7-2-0 The Co-Main Event of the evening big hitting Hassan Fezzik taking on the thoroughly unpronounceable Hjallis Kalske. “The Big Bad” Hassan Fezzik has slept ten opponents in his career and carries the kind of power that gives grown men nightmares. He is an elite level Muay Thai striker that can hurt you with any part of his body. The clinch is where he does his best work, turning his knees into chisels that carve his opponents into oblivion. Despite his fearsome striking, he does have a habit of leaving his head on the centre line, and not moving enough, and this bad habit can be enough to cause him to lose fights. Kalske is a well-rounded 25 year old fighter that has put together an impressive five fight win streak. Hjallis is comfortable in all areas of the fight, and has looked particularly impressive on the ground. With strong, effective ground and pound, he has the capability to hurt his opponents and wrap things up rather quickly. However, he has had problems when he has been reversed. Opponents have landed 97% of ground and pound strikes against him, average out around 7.2 a fight. Common sense dictates that Fezzik being the stronger man will look to dictate the fight in the clinch. The question is whether Kalske can force takedowns from this position. It’s hard not to feel that it is a dangerous fight for the Finn, as Hassan Fezzik is a walking, punching, nightmare. MAIN EVENT Devonte Pinks 12-3-0 vs. Vitali Kersikov II 7-2-0 Ladies and Gentleman, welcome to the Main Event of the evening. The perennial nearly man, Devonte Pinks has twice clawed his way to a Light-Heavyweight title shot, and twice fallen at the final hurdle. He is an elite wrestler with powerful hands, demonstrated by the six KO’s in his career. He is a tremendously entertaining Light-Heavyweight. He is very much a jab and leg kick kind of guy, that inexplicably avoids using his grappling to dominate opponents. It makes for entertaining fights for sure, but leaves him opponent to the odd upset. A self-described boxer, it is surprising how little he moves his head, and how easy it is to counter him sometimes. Questions have been raised around Vitali Kersikov’s commitment to the sport. A self-described model first, and fighter second, he is a walking contradiction inside the cage. Kersikov, winner of his last four, may well be in the fast lane for a title shot. He is an elite Muay Thai fighter that relies on a chopping leg kick to manage distance, and is incredibly active in the clinch. It is interesting to note that Kersikov has not been taken to the ground from the clinch in his nine fight career, suggesting that he has some solid defensive chops. The son of Vitali Kersikov senior has proven vulnerable to decisions suggesting that his gas tank matches his commitment to MMA. This is a fight that will be fought by snipers. It is probably that it will be a stand up shoot out, that will be won by the more active fighter. There will be leg kicks aplenty as both fighters will try to impact each others movements. It is a huge test for Kersikov, and we will certainly find out if he is championship ready. 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The1rstSaint Posted May 22, 2022 Report Share Posted May 22, 2022 *****Title Change***** Welcome to the Top of the Middleweight Division Ansis Kaupens A new Installment that I will be doing, is a quick shout out to all new champions. Ansis Kaupens of Latvia has just won his very first World Title today in a spectacular showing. He took a Unanimous Decision over Macca Outback just a few hours again the DMMA 106 Headliner. Both fighters gave there all and both were rewarded for their efforts, winning "Fight of the Night" Honors. Let's all give an applause for the former champ as well as the Two-time champ will surely be back to fight again very soon. This 185 Division is the most Hyped Division in Dynasty MMA currently, with some big names. A fight offer is on the table and we look to get Kaupens first Title Defense scheduled for 2022-06-19 at DMMA 115. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Flipper Posted May 24, 2022 Report Share Posted May 24, 2022 Dynasty MMA 108: Tucker vs Niculescu Preview Welcome Fighters, Managers, and Fans! Dynasty MMA returns to the H2O Arena (lol*) for DMMA 108! This fight preview will cover the 5 main card fights of the event including the main event itself! *It’s like the O2 Arena in RL but, ya know, H2O 155lb 3x5 Bout Israel Kirzner (USA) vs Rapido Nadadora (MX) 24-year-old New York son Israel Kirzner is a relative newcomer to DMMA, yet he’s looking to give his career a fresh coat of paint and the shade he’s got in mind is BLOOD! Primarily a stand-up fighter, look for Kirzner to put up some numbers and come out with a satisfying victory, that’s if he can get by…. Rapido “Border Baby” Nadadora! Hailing from ‘The Valley’, Mexico, Nadadora has been an exciting member of the roster dating all the way back to DMMA 5. His 11 KO victories have earned him Junkyard Dog status, and you get the feeling he doesn’t appreciate Kirzner moving in on his turf. This fight is shaping up to be a war! Does Kirzner start his DMMA tenure off with a bang? Does Nadadora claim his 3rd KO of the night in a row?! However long this fight lasts will easily be worth the price of entry, guaranteed! 185lb 3x5 Rematch Solomon Mukuzi (RW) vs Ray Luciano (USA) Although their last bout didn’t go according to plan, Rwandan born Solomon Mukuzi promises a return to form, not only with the victory, but to end the fight in brutal fashion as he has been since DMMA 16. With overwhelming power and boxing skill. Mukuzi knows that to get back to the title picture, he needs to correct past wrongs and avenge his split decision loss back in March. Enter “Lucky” Ray Luciano, a Tampa native whom Mukuzi is eager to hand a receipt to following their previous bout. A world class boxer and suffocating grappler, not to mention former 185lb champ. Luciano understands some punks need to be punked TWICE. Luciano firmly believes a statement second win over Mukuzi will grant him the title opportunity and a chance to once again summit the division. 265lb 3x5 Title Eliminator Andrei Kersikov (UA) vs Never Hurry (KI) “Golden Child” Andrei Kersikov is a man on a mission. That mission is to retake not only his title, but also his place at the Head of the Table. As the prime successor to the Kersikov family name, the personal stakes couldn’t be higher. Kings go and do King shit, it’s that simple. However… Sharing the cage with him this time is none other than Never Hurry. An infernal destructive beast, only one man has been able to last more than one round with Hurry and that man is the current champ. Needless to say this fight will be the ultimate litmus test for both men and whomever goes forward will surely earn a title shot in the near future. 205lb 3x5 CoMain Event Seppo Ilmarinen (FI) vs Yar Bol (SD) Our Co-main Event features the first drastic clash of styles thus far as BJJ Blackbelt and former title challenger Seppo Ilmarinen is looking to ‘Pop and Lock’ his way back into the 205lb title picture. With 5 ‘Sub of the Night’ awards to his name, will Seppo snatch his 3rd limb-based award of ’22? Not if Sudanese Nightmare Yar Bol has anything to say about it. While Seppo’s approach is more like a Battlefield Surgeon, Bol’s method could be described as more of a Demolitions Expert. Bol will be looking to take the center of the octagon and draw a line in the sand, telling Seppo that it’s kill or be killed when they square up on fight night. 205lb 3x5 Main Event Charles Tucker (USA) vs Constantin Niculescu (RO) This is it. The Main Event of The Evening™! First up we have a man who needs no introduction, he held the title from all the way back in DMMA 20 up until his loss to Misha Hasselhoff at DMMA 79. You know him, you love him (maybe), The MotherChucker Himself, Charles “Trip” Tucker! It’s a tale as old as time, Tucker is looking to reclaim his spot atop of the 205lb mountain, but standing in his way is a former challenger to the same title. That man is Constantin Niculescu, who’s only loss in 2022 is to the current champ. You can guess that the winner of this fight will ALSO have serious implications for the 205lb throne, there are some heavy hitters and elite maulers in this batch of bouts and it is NOT an event that will want to be missed! 5 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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The1rstSaint Posted May 25, 2022 Report Share Posted May 25, 2022 DMMA 109 Preview With Revenge on his mind Blackstalians top dog, and the most Dominant fighter in Dynasty History thus far, Jackson Magrath returns to the cage this Sunday at the H20 Arena. Jaxon will defend his Welterweight Title for a record 10th time against Benji Torres, in the DMMA Headliner. The Co-Main Event is also a can’t miss altercation between Mr Mojo Risin and Kain Mack. The show is loaded from top to bottom, with some future stars in the prelims as well. I am your host “Big Daddy” Douche and this is the DMMA 109 preview. Prelims 155 Asaki Hanaki vs Curtis Rome 185 Danny Trejo vs Masa Satake 170 Get Wet About Don vs Pierre Ledoux 185 Boyko Kersikov vs Fela Kuti 170 Cuervo Oquendo vs Damian Wayne Main Card Light Heavyweight bout Shape Shifter vs Gunnar Kimura “Battle of the Sweet Swedes” Five-fight DMMA vet Shape Shifter will look to pick up his 2nd straight victory in the Main Card opener. Shifter holds a red belt in BJJ and is crafty as fuck on the ground to say the least. With 7 of his victories coming by way of Submission, the red belt is legitimate. Now holding a 2-3 record at DMMA, this former Kof:IW Light Heavyweight Title challenger is wired and ready to get a chance at gold here at Dynasty. Shifter will welcome fellow Swedish fighter Gunnar Kimura to the DMMA cage. After a 4-1 run in the QFC circuit, Gunnar is now ready to take on the best of this jacked up DMMA 205-pound weight class. Kimura’s film footage looked similar to Vanderlei Silva juiced to the gills, bombarding those poor Japanese fighters in his days with Pride. Will see soon If Gunnar is built to go, or if it was all just a show. Heavyweight Bout Roman Zhdanov vs Deividas Vilkas “Heavy Hitting Heavyweights, what's not to love about this?” Russian Slugger Roman Zhdanov is in a pivotal spot now under the Guidance of John Wayne enterprise. After kicking his DMMA career off with 4 straight wins, Zhdanov went 2-4 over his next 6 fights. These fights were against the likes of former champs Kevin Faulk, and Jules Durand, as well as current champ Jason Hightower. They were by no means a nice Sunday drive down I-95. Roman’s next challenge is no easy task either as he meets “Chuey” Deividas Vilkas. Vilkas is back in action after a hard fought Decision loss to Hjallis Kalske at DMMA 100. Well known for his wicked Flamethrower skills, Chuey also has some dynamite in his fists. The chances of this fight going to a Decision is very slim, so pay attention to this one boys and girls cause someone will be “Knocked the fook out”. Heavyweight Bout Kimbo Slaissi vs Dick Dennison “The Finnish Kimbo pitted against a Canadian Dick” Sticking with the Heavyweights, former Blaze Super Heavyweight Champion Kimbo Slaissi returns, after a Highlight reel KO victory at DMMA 96. This win couldn't have come at a better time for Kimbo either, as he was in a major slump with 5 straight losses. Slaissi made a lasting impression to start his career winning 9 straight fights, all by (T)KO. Now it is time to see if Kimbo can keep his momentum going, as he looks to outduel Dick Dennison. Dick “So Hard” Dennison is currently on a two fight win streak, and 3-1 overall at DMMA. Dennison has been testing his cardio out as of late picking up his recent victories by way of Unanimous Decision. Don’t be fooled by this Dick though, if he can get the fight to the ground he has the potential to put anyone away with his vicious Ground and pound. Co-Main Event Lightweight Bout Mr Mojo Risin vs Kain Mack “More black on black violence? I think so!” One time Lightweight Title Challenger Mr Mojo Risin recently kicked a two fight losing streak to the curb in devastating fashion. After dominating round one, Risin landed the eminent Uppercut from hell on poor Curtis Rome to end the fight at DMMA 99. Mr Mojo has fought the creme de la creme at Lightweight and has notched wins over Dall Jr, Hang, Murhapuro and current #1 contender Thorvald Nansen. The Benin native has all the tools to get back in the title picture, now he just needs to utilize them this Sunday. He will indeed need them as he meets Kain Mack, who looks hungry to sweep his recent loss under the rug. After notching two impressive wins over former 155 pound champions Ranger Alderidge and Jesse Pinkman, he found himself in a potential Title Eliminator showdown with Thorvald Nansen. Nansen’s ground game played a factor in this one though, as Mack was forced to tap with just over a minute to go in the fight. There is a ton of upside for the winner of this one here, and with both of these guys having fought some tough competition as of late, their name should damn well be in there with the top 5. The winner in fact could see themselves in a title eliminator next. Main Event Welterweight Title bout Jaxon Magrath vs Benji Torres “Can the underdog steal the show, or will Magrath’s reign of Dominance continue on?” We now head to the Main Event of this spectacular card, as the Underdog story of Benji Torres looks to conclude at its final Destination. Torres now 10-6 in his career, heads into his very first title Opportunity at DMMA 109. After notching three straight wins, most notably his recent one over Gunnar Bloodaxe, Torres has reached the top of the division. The fight with Bloodaxe was his breakout performance to boot, as he dismantled Gunnar with a ferocious counter. The 24 year old Californian now turns his full attention over to Gunnar’s Gym mate and Dynasty Hall of Famer Jaxon Magrath. Jaxon has set the benchmark for future Dynasty title holders with a record 9 straight title defenses. Magrath is returning after a slight layoff due to the fact he has cleared out the Division’s top contenders time and time again. This Matchup with Torres is indeed a breath of fresh air for the champ. As the Aussie’s credentials continue to pile up, he cannot look past Torres this Sunday night. This fight will also be the grand finale of the Blacktallians vs Alfred Top Team feud. If all goes right there should be no controversy, which should keep things cool in the H20 Arena. If it doesn’t though, expect the Arena to be full of chaos and violence and someone may burn this mutha f$$cka down.. I Douche T McBaggins will be there with my white flag in one hand, and my 190 proof whiskey in the other, with zero fucks to give haha. Come one, come all, it’s another night of DMMA Debauchery with a hint of Insanity. Live at the H20 arena, otherwise known as the Dynasty arena for a great card. 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The1rstSaint Posted May 27, 2022 Report Share Posted May 27, 2022 Just here to cry about the recent drop in the Dynasty Satisfaction rating. Bless your little hearts. 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
The1rstSaint Posted May 29, 2022 Report Share Posted May 29, 2022 And Still Welterweight Champion of Dynasty MMA............Jaxon Magrath Congrats on his Dynasty record 10th Straight Title Defense. This guy continues to make the record an obstacle from hell for the next champion in line. Magrath took out the underdog Benji Torres today in round two of their scheduled 5 round bout. Give Torres some ups here though he gave it his all but ultimately the Doctors had seen enough of that gushing cut on Benji's handsome little face. In the end it was the one and only Perth Slap that forced the stoppage. 10 straight can he make it 11? What is next for the champ, will just have to wait for now. Magrath go enjoy this victory back an Australia kid! 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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The1rstSaint Posted June 1, 2022 Report Share Posted June 1, 2022 Dynasty MMA Monthly Rankings Update 6-1-22 I will be doing a more simplified ranking for now. And also, welcoming Bantamweights to the monthly rankings as we looked to crown a champion at 135 very soon. Bantamweight (135) # Fighter Country Record Last 5 Next Fight C Vacant—---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 Kazuo Imanari 18-4-0 W,L,W,L,W 2 Maurits Assndrop 9-3-2 W,W,L,W,W 3 Frank Rizzo 7-2-0 W,W,L,W,W 4 Jean Luc Petit 7-5-0 L,L,W,W,L 5 Fernando Valdez 7-5-0 L,W,L,W,W 6 Jim Lahey 9-6-0 L,L,W,L,L 7 Yoshimitsu Fukumitsu 7-4-0 L,W,W,L,W 8 Jake Askren 8-9-1 W,L,W,L,W 9 Nasir Prince 8-5-1 W,D,L,L,L 10 Tiaoali Lvavatai 8-9-0 W,L,L,W,W Featherweight (145) # Fighter Country Record Last 5 Next Fight C Koos Van Asch 11-3-1 D,W,W,W,W Abarai-2022-06-04 1 Renji Abarai 13-3-1 D,W,L,W,W Van Asch 2 Aum Munga 9-1-1 L,W,W,W,W 3 Carlos Narvaez 8-2-0 W,W,L,W,W 4 Rogan Grimes 9-6-0 L,W,W,W,L Barnes 2022-06-03 5 Marko Kersikov 6-2-0 W,W,W,L,W 6 Sean O Malley 11-6-1 L,W,L,W,W 7 Rafael Benedetti 11-6-0 W,W,W,L,L Montpoisante 2022-06-19 8 Daniko Montpoisante 8-9-0 L,W,W,W,L Benedetti 9 Michael Barnes 10-8-0 W,L,W,L,W Grimes 10 Arturo Del Torro 6-2-1 W,W,W,L,W Lightweights (155) # Fighter Country Record Last 5 Next Fight C Aubrey Grant 9-3-0 W,W,W,W,W Nansen 2022-06-12 1 Thorvald Nansen 13-6-0 W,W,W,W,L Grant 2 Xylon Kofel 10-5-1 L,L,W,W,W Pinkman 2022-06-11 3 Jesse Pinkman 9-3-0 W,L,L,W,L Kofel 4 Mr Mojo Risin 10-3-0 W,W,L,L,W 5 Chike Obi 6-1-0 W,W,W,L,W McGraugh 2022-06-11 6 Dmitri Kersikov 4-1-1 W,W,W,D,W Nadadora 2022-06-26 7 Kain Mack 10-6-0 L,L,W,W,L 8 Ivan Kamenev 12-5-1 W,L,W,L,D Dall Jr 2022-06-19 9 Galen Dall Jr 11-6-0 W,L,W,W,L Kamenev 10 Kra Hang 9-4-1 L,W,L,W,D Welterweights (170) # Fighter Country Record Last 5 Next Fight C Jaxon Magrath 16-0-1 W,W,W,W,W 1 Gustav Harakka 10-4-0 W,L,L,W,L 2 Kwasi Kwong 16-0-0 W,W,W,W,W 3 Benji Torres 10-7-0 L,W,W,W,L 4 Gunnar Bloodaxe 9-4-1 L,W,W,W,W 5 Toe Fungas 8-4-0 W,L,W,W,L Krapov Jr 2022-06-18 6 Get Wet About Don 7-2-0 W,W,W,W,W 7 Benjamin Sisko 10-7-0 W,L,W,L,W 8 Niklas Aho 8-6-0 W,W,W,L,L 9 Vasily Khrapov Jr 3-1-0 L,W,W,W Fungas 10 Eric Brooks 8-4-0 L,W,L,L,W Saros 2022-06-18 Middleweights (185) # Fighter Country Record Last 5 Next Fight C Ansis Kaupens 15-3-1 W,W,W,W,D Thermometer 2022-06-19 1 Rectal Thermometer 13-4-0 W,W,L,W,L Kaupens 2 Macca Outback 13-3-0 L,W,W,W,W Luciano 2022-06-25 3 Kareem Johnson 12-4-0 W,L,W,W,W 4 Ray Luciano 13-3-0 W,L,W,L,W Outback 5 Raphaël A. Costeau 9-5-1 W,D,W,L,W 6 Raminus Polus 17-7-0 L,W,L,W,W 7 Marcus Alexander 8-3-1 W,W,W,L,W Camacho 2022-06-04 8 Gwynn Evans 12-6-0 L,W,W,W,W 9 Iner Raledran 13-6-2 W,L,D,W,W 10 Anthony Camacho 8-3-1 D,W,W,L,W Alexander Light Heavyweights (205) # Fighter Country Record Last 5 Next Fight C Camaras Account 16-4-0 W,W,W,W,W Hightower 2022-06-12 1 Misha Hasselhoff 9-5-0 W,W,L,W,W Illmarinene 2022-06-25 2 Seppo Ilmarinen 11-4-0 W,L,W,W,W Hasselhoff 3 Constantin Niculescu 13-6-0 W,L,W,W,W 4 Devonte Pinks 13-3-0 W,W,L,W,L Martin 2022-06-18 5 Swole Ricky Martin 7-0-0 W,W,W,W,W Pinks 6 Charles Tucker 15-3-0 L,W,L,L,W 7 Vitali Kersikov I I 7-3-0 L,W,W,W,W Lalime 2022-06-26 8 Anthony Lalime 12-6-1 W,L,W,W,L Kersikov ll 9 Paavali Kontiainen 8-5-0 L,W,W,L,W 10 Casimiro Nicoletta 13-6-0 L,L,W,W,L Four 2022-06-04 Heavyweights (265) # Fighter Country Record Last 5 Next Fight C Jason Hightower 8-1-0 W,W,W,L,W Account 1 Andrei Kersikov 7-2-0 W,L,W,W,W 2 Bento Barboza 6-3-0 L,W,L,W,W Panda 2022-06-11 3 Jules Durand 12-4-0 W,W,W,W,L Kalske 2022-06-18 4 Hjallis Kalske 8-2-0 W,W,W,W,W Durand 5 Never Hurry (FA) 7-2-0 L,W,L,W,W 6 Victor Contreiras 12-6-0 L,W,L,L,W 7 KT Panda 7-3-0 W,W,W,L,L Barboza 8 Pete Tyler 7-3-0 L,L,W,W,W 9 Hassan Fezzik 6-4-0 L,W,L,W,L 10 Deividas Vilkas 6-2-0 W,L,W,L,W 1 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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