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[The1rstSaint]

DMMA 156 Live from the Suomi International in Helsinki, Finland

Prelim Results

265+ Einar Kyrvänsyylä Defeated Hector Gray via Unanimous Decision

145 Skippy Jackson Defeated Ultimate Warrior via 1rst round Submission (Armbar) "Sub of the Night"

155 Eddie Bravo Defeated Sauske Uchiha via 2nd round Submission (Guillotine) 

265 Roman Zhdanov Defeated Art Bowers via Unanimous Decision "Fight of the Night"

155 Anabolic Asteroid Defeated Shape Shifter via Unanimous Decision

 

Main Card

Light Heavyweight bout

Charles Tucker Defeated Shape Shifter via Unanimous Decision

A true Pioneer of Dynasty MMA and HOF winner Charles "Trip" Tucker bounce back with a fight of dominance as he took a Unanimous verdict over BJJ Red Belt Shape Shifter, who continues to shift his shapes nicely. Shifter's BJJ was null and void as Tucker shut down any and every attempt of offense the Shifter attempted. Giving the majority of this fight took place on the ground Tucker just a BJJ Brown belt proves that the color of your belt is not always an indicator of your skill set in an MMA fight. If this was a Grappling bout, we may hear a different story from this bout but here in MMA give the former DMMA Light Heavyweight champ his dues bitches!

Middleweight Division

Kareem Johnson Defeated Edward Grubbs via 1rst round TKO (Strikes) "KO of the Night"

Former Middleweight champ Kareem Johnson is back in top form winning his last two fights inside the very first round. Saturday night it took just 2 minutes and 6 seconds to dispose of Edward Grubbs who was trying to take his 4th straight fight. Some guys don't like the taste of their blood, Mr. Johnson is not one of those pansies he loves that shit, and it instantly lit a disturbing fire in his eyes. Johnson only landed 5 out of 20 strikes but they were all sent with explosive fortitude. The end came when Edward missed a body shot that Kareem countered with a left, then a right, and then one more left sending Grubbs down and the ref immediately jumping in to save him from any unneeded punishment. 

Welterweight Title Eliminator

Gustav Harakka Defeated Ralph Hall via 2nd round Submission (Strikes)

Three times Gustav Harakka has tried to snag that WW title, and three times Jaxon Magrath has shut him down. Now with Magrath down at LW, the door is wide open and last Saturday night in his backyard Harakka took full advantage of the opportunity. Round one went to Ralph Hall who has also looked incredible coming onto this fight winning 4 straight but he struggled to secure any of his 14 submission attempts in the first round. Round two I'm pretty sure Hall quite while he was sitting on his stool while his cornerman cursed him and told him to Finish this Muther F&&er over and over. Round 2 Harakka looking like Sugar Ray went off on Hall with a brief striking clinic. After dropping his foe to his knees Gustav tee off with ground and pound quickly and Ralph wanted known of it as he taps to strikes. 

Gustav will now face Raminus Polus for the vacant Welterweight belt at DMMA 160 on New Year's Day.

Co-Main Event

Lightweight Championship

Jesse Pinkman Defeated Jaxon Magrath via 1rst round Submission (Triangle)

In the Co-Main Event one that could very easily be considered a Main event in its own right Current Lightweight champion Jesse Pinkman somewhat shocked the world as he bests the most Dominant DMMA fighter in History Jaxon Magrath. This loss was Magrath's only loss in the Promotion as he was looking to become the first Two Division champ in History. Jesse a well renowned red belt in the art of BJJ held his own in the early standup exchanges but it was clear he wanted to take this fight to the ground. Shortly after passing the 1-minute mark Pinkman lands a double leg and lands right in full guard. Magrath was the aggressor on the ground, but he may have made a major mistake when he transitioned into Pinkmans Full guard. The end came at 4 minutes and 18 seconds of round one when Pinkman latches on a Triangle and slowly tightened it like the python he is for the tap. 

Jesse is now set for his third straight Title defense as he meets Aubrey Grant for a 2nd time.

As for the Legend that is Magrath, He will be back in the DMMA cage on 2023-01-07 as he looks to stop the rising Irish fighter Cormac Mac Airt. This one has title implications written all over it.

Main Event

Middleweight Championship

Macca Outback Defeated Ansis Kaupens via Unanimous Decision

The Three-time DMMA Middleweight champ Macca Outback "Steakhouse" has done it fans, he has made his first successful title defense and against a fighter he knows very well. That fighter is none other than another former MW champ here and a man who beat Outback for said title previously. So, this this defense was extra sweet as he Overwhelmed Kaupens with Precision striking. There was a moment late in round 4 where Outback may have had an opportunity to go for a finish, but Ansis whom has yet to be KO'd inside the DMMA cage would not go down this time either as he breaks free off Macca's clinch to survive another day. With the score all tied up 1-1 I won't be disappointed one bit to see these two Pimps collide one more time inside the cage and hopefully the belt will be on the line yet again.

So, what's next for Macca Ouback well he has already put the ink on his side of the contract now we just need the challenger Salomon Mukunzi to do the same and will have yet another blockbuster title fight added to this massive New Years event in Sydney!

[kfuhrer]

Great stuff just went through the forum history. Great stuff! I'll be checking in way more often 😇

[The1rstSaint]

DMMA Weekend Recap 12/17

Two big Title fights from two of the top DMMA champions in Dynasty History bolstered the DMMA 157 event that was Live today at London's H20 Arena. For one it was another Dominant title Defense and for the other quite the surprise as the underdog got his day!

Let's start with the Underdog, AND NEW Featherweight Champion................Sean O Malley

"Super" Sean OMalley is the prime example of a fighter who seemed to always fall short in his progress to the ultimate prize a World championship. Until his most recent run of course, after a TKO victory over Kristof Pardi OMalley made some serious noise as he would next TKO former champ Dmitri Kersikov back in November which earned him a well-deserved showdown with the 4-time DMMA Featherweight champ Renji"Champ" Abarai. Abarai whom has never been the victim of a KO or TKO in his career had to have felt comfortable heading into this bought, but also had to have been a bit weary of the striking credentials of Super Sean who has in fact finished 14 of his 15 victories by way of T(KO). Renji held his own in round 1 but an early cut proved to decrease his visibility as the fight went on, round 1 was a close one but slightly in OMalley's Favour. Round 2 would open up with Abarai's cut continuing to leak and just a minute into round 2 BAMMM! a monster Right hand lands for Sean as Renji drops to the mat. OMalley immediately follows up with some powerful ground and pound from the mount until the Ref pulled him off. On top of the title win OMalley snagged his 6th "KO of the Night" award.

OMalley now has his first title Defense in the works for a jam-packed January 1rst event but is yet to be finalized.

As for "The Champ" there is good reason that Renji Abarai is a legit DMMA Hall of famer this early in his pro career, and it's his ability to persevere. Will we see Abarai hold that 145 title for a 5th time? Stick around and found out.

 

And Still Light Heavyweight champ..............

In the DMMA 157 Main Event we saw an interesting battle between the two-time DMMA Light Heavyweight champ Camaras Account as he welcomed a DMMA newcomer and former Enigma Light heavyweight champ Zekariays Solomon to Dyanasty. Solomon came into this fight with a ton of hype and a respectable 15-1 Pro record. After an immediate Takedown from the BJJ Black belt Solomon, Camara's corner quickly begun to pucker up their butt holes. The champ though would keep his composure and defend Zekariays Ground and pound attempts like the vet he is until Referee Dick Ramdass forced a standup at the halfway point of round 1. Camara's "Fourth Multi" would then go on to shut down 4 straight Takedown attempts from the challenger and at 3 minutes and 52 seconds in round 1 Account let lose a flurry of Punches resulting in a TKO stoppage. 

Camara's Account is now the 2nd p4p fighter here at Dynasty MMA as he closes out an awesome 2022!

Camara's Account will now enjoy some Holiday joy with trolling in his mom's basement until another contender arises in the DMMA Light Heavyweight champion? Or maybe a SUPER_DUPER Superfight will present itself will soon find out. For now, though enjoy your basement time champ.

Other results

Shigeru Otori Defeated Koa Bouddi via Unanimous Decision in a potential #1 contender bout that earned "Fight of the Night" owners.

Ivan Kamenev had a distasteful Draw with Jello Belly both will be forced into the GULAG for 12 months due to their hideous actions

Frank Rizzo Defeated Lou Gotch via Unanimous decision in the bantamweight division

Prelims

Gwynn Evans makes a succesfull debut at Light Heavyweight beating Donner Keil by Unanimous Decision

Ghengis Khan bounces back after winning a UD over Alexander Lee

Anderson Gracie Submits Easy Ee with a slick Guillotine in round 1 or their fight earning him "Sub of the Night" Owners

Dezmond Drake forces the tap due to strikes over Mengrire Krenakore in there Featherweight meeting

Stepan Grachev takes a Unanimous Decision over Oscar Blaydes to kick off the Prelims.

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2 hours ago, The1rstSaint said:

DMMA Weekend Recap 12/17

Two big Title fights from two of the top DMMA champions in Dynasty History bolstered the DMMA 157 event that was Live today at London's H20 Arena. For one it was another Dominant title Defense and for the other quite the surprise as the underdog got his day!

Let's start with the Underdog, AND NEW Featherweight Champion................Sean O Malley

"Super" Sean OMalley is the prime example of a fighter who seemed to always fall short in his progress to the ultimate prize a World championship. Until his most recent run of course, after a TKO victory over Kristof Pardi OMalley made some serious noise as he would next TKO former champ Dmitri Kersikov back in November which earned him a well-deserved showdown with the 4-time DMMA Featherweight champ Renji"Champ" Abarai. Abarai whom has never been the victim of a KO or TKO in his career had to have felt comfortable heading into this bought, but also had to have been a bit weary of the striking credentials of Super Sean who has in fact finished 14 of his 15 victories by way of T(KO). Renji held his own in round 1 but an early cut proved to decrease his visibility as the fight went on, round 1 was a close one but slightly in OMalley's Favour. Round 2 would open up with Abarai's cut continuing to leak and just a minute into round 2 BAMMM! a monster Right hand lands for Sean as Renji drops to the mat. OMalley immediately follows up with some powerful ground and pound from the mount until the Ref pulled him off. On top of the title win OMalley snagged his 6th "KO of the Night" award.

OMalley now has his first title Defense in the works for a jam-packed January 1rst event but is yet to be finalized.

As for "The Champ" there is good reason that Renji Abarai is a legit DMMA Hall of famer this early in his pro career, and it's his ability to persevere. Will we see Abarai hold that 145 title for a 5th time? Stick around and found out.

 

And Still Light Heavyweight champ..............

In the DMMA 157 Main Event we saw an interesting battle between the two-time DMMA Light Heavyweight champ Camaras Account as he welcomed a DMMA newcomer and former Enigma Light heavyweight champ Zekariays Solomon to Dyanasty. Solomon came into this fight with a ton of hype and a respectable 15-1 Pro record. After an immediate Takedown from the BJJ Black belt Solomon, Camara's corner quickly begun to pucker up their butt holes. The champ though would keep his composure and defend Zekariays Ground and pound attempts like the vet he is until Referee Dick Ramdass forced a standup at the halfway point of round 1. Camara's "Fourth Multi" would then go on to shut down 4 straight Takedown attempts from the challenger and at 3 minutes and 52 seconds in round 1 Account let lose a flurry of Punches resulting in a TKO stoppage. 

Camara's Account is now the 2nd p4p fighter here at Dynasty MMA as he closes out an awesome 2022!

Camara's Account will now enjoy some Holiday joy with trolling in his mom's basement until another contender arises in the DMMA Light Heavyweight champion? Or maybe a SUPER_DUPER Superfight will present itself will soon find out. For now, though enjoy your basement time champ.

Other results

Shigeru Otori Defeated Koa Bouddi via Unanimous Decision in a potential #1 contender bout that earned "Fight of the Night" owners.

Ivan Kamenev had a distasteful Draw with Jello Belly both will be forced into the GULAG for 12 months due to their hideous actions

Frank Rizzo Defeated Lou Gotch via Unanimous decision in the bantamweight division

Prelims

Gwynn Evans makes a succesfull debut at Light Heavyweight beating Donner Keil by Unanimous Decision

Ghengis Khan bounces back after winning a UD over Alexander Lee

Anderson Gracie Submits Easy Ee with a slick Guillotine in round 1 or their fight earning him "Sub of the Night" Owners

Dezmond Drake forces the tap due to strikes over Mengrire Krenakore in there Featherweight meeting

Stepan Grachev takes a Unanimous Decision over Oscar Blaydes to kick off the Prelims.

Like taking candy from a retarded baby.  Back to nanas basement I go...make moneyz fuck bitchezzzz.

[The1rstSaint]

Dynasty MMA 2022 Fighter Award Nominations

Not going to crazy with this but for the fun of it I have chosen 5 separate Awards to be voted on by the Tycoon Community

Awards up for vote are as follows

Fighter of the Year

KO Killer of the Year (Best KO artist)

Slick Jitz of the Year (Best Submission Artist)

Ironman of the Year (Most likely to win a Decision)

Breakthrough Fighter of the Year (A fighter who has come on strong this year)

 

This is Only for Managers of the DMMA Organization, UNLESS you have a legit nonbiased opinion and want to vote. Feel free to join in!!! No Multi's Thanks

If you dont have a Fighter in Dynasty, feel free to PM me Tycoon Judas with your vote!

Fighter of the Year Nominations

#1 Jason Hightower

Jason Hightower went 8-3 thus far in 2022 ahead of his final showdown for the year against old rival Hjallis Kalske on New Years Eve. A former champion and longest running champion holding the belt from 4-16-22 until dropping it to Kalske on 10-9-22. Hightower has Successfully defended his title 4 times which he shares that stat with only Kevin Faulk at Heavyweight. 

#2 Macca Outback

Macca Outback has captured the Middleweight title 2 times this year making him a now 3-time DMMA Middleweight champion. Macca will finish 2022 with an impressive 9-2 record with 5 of those fights being Championship fights. Ouback's recent run has been caped off with his first Succesful Title defense beating the man who handed him one of his two losses in Ansis Kaupens. Year 2023 will start right off the bat for Macca as he welcomes Salomon Mukunzi as the next challenger at 185 on New Years Day.

#3 Jaxon Magrath

Jaxon was easily the DMMA Fighter of the Year for 2021 with a perfect 9-0 record at Dynasty. 2022 however was a minor setback as he managed a 6-1 record with the 1 being the most significant as lost his very first DMMA fight recently. Jaxon though is well deserving of this nomination, and it should be noted that 2022 was also the year he stepped into the big boy pool and represented DMMA well in a Superfight against Angelo Moore of Combate. Jaxon will be back in January of 2023 as he has a date with Cormac Mac Airt.

 

#4 Renji Abarai

Renji Abarai is now a 4-time DMMA Featherweight champion and has had 3 different runs with the belt in 2022. Abarai has gone 7-3-1 this year at Dynasty with 9 of those fights being for the belt. Renji has also been racking up "Fight of the Night" Awards winning 7 this year. Renji recently was upset by new champ Sean OMalley but the drive for 5 is most definetley in the works. 

 

#5 Jesse Pinkman

Jesse Pinkman has had a 7-3 record here at DMMA this Year and has closed out the year winning 5 straight. Pinkman has also captured the Lightweight Championship for a second time this year. Probably the biggest feather in his cap above all though was his most recent Submission win over Hall of Famer Jaxon Magrath a few weeks ago. Jesse looks to keep his new Management Team happy as he puts his belt on the line on the Big New Year's eve card against former champ Aubrey Grant

 

Next Award "KO Killer of the Year".....................

[Daudy]

Ki "Ai" Ruyjini

"Congratulations to the nominees already published and those to come. My boy Roman Zhdanov should be a shoe in for Ironman of the Year. The lad has somehow managed to go to three decisions in a row in a killer HW division. That's tough to do in HW, he's basically Neo from the Matrix dodging bombs. Look for Roman to keep up his ways against Tarik, but maybe throw in an uppercut from hell in there to blast his opponent back into space.

Next year, these awards are mine. I've got a new look, new management, and already snapped my losing streak under previous management against a tough former KT champ and Butch product. Next year will be my peak years, while some of you have already hit your ceiling. I've been working hard on my physicals and diet with my new camp, so you will all see a Ki Ruyjini on full horsemeat instead of the skinny kid who previously entered the cage."

[The1rstSaint]

KO Killa of the Year

#1 Camaras Account

Account has had a very satisfying 2022 going 8-2 on the year while having two separate runs with the DMMA Light Heavyweight title. This was a tough call because Account is very deserving of Fighter of the year but what stands out to me is his ability to Knock his victims out. In fact, all 8 of his victories this year were by way of either Knock out or TKO. Account is on track to be a future DMMA Hall of Famer and possibly the most devasting striker in the Organization. Not bad for everyone's favorite basement dwelling Pinocchio,

#2  Ramone Rocksaw

Ramone Rocksaw has had a busy 2022 going 9-3 in the process and is currently in his top form since signing with us currently winning 6 of his last 7 fights. Of Rocksaws 9 wins this year 7 of them were vicious KO's. Ramone has also added 3 more "KO of the Night" Bonuses to his resume which now sits at 6 as well as 6 FOTN awards. Ramone meets former MW champ Ansis Kaupens next in what could very well be his breakout performance to start 2023.

#3  Yar Bol

Yar Bol has had some ups and downs but still had a good year overall in one if not the toughest divisions in the promotion going 7-4 so far. All 7 of his wins were by way of (T)KO and Bol has also collected two KOTN awards. Yar has always been known for his ability to finish his foes as he has done so in every one of his 15 victories of his career. The year is not over yet for Mr. Bol though as he takes to the DMMA cage one more time in an effort to fight for the belt next, just needs to get by former champ Vitali Kersikov I I on New Years Eve.

[The1rstSaint]

Slick Jitzer of the Year

#1  Eddie Bravo

when he is not getting stoned as F$$K, Eddie can be found snatching limbs and cranking necks inside the DMMA cage. Bravo signed with DMMA this year and has collected 5 victories all of which were Submissions. He also snagged two "Sub of the Night" checks that were almost certainly spent on his "Saftey Supplies" and his research on proving the Earth is Flat. Eddie will meet Rokken Roll to kick off his 2023.

#2  Ralph Hall

Ralph Hall will close out 2022 going 7-5 and 6 of his 7 wins via Submission of course. They call him "The Wizard" for good reason ya see, as the man has collected 15 Submissions over his 2 plus years in the fight game (A 2 plus years that has also seen him age by 10 years lol). This BJJ Black Belt had a hot streak at one point winning 4 straight but fell short in the WW Title eliminator. Ralph has a tough task to kick off 2023 as he welcomes former MW champ Segundo Garcia to 170.

#3  Gee Gutsu

Rounding out this cast of BJJ Black belts is Gee Gutsu who may not have had his best Year record wise he did however collect 5 more Submission victories. Gutsu has Submitted all of his MMA wins thus far in his pro career and picked up his very first Sub of the Year bonus this year. Gee has one last showdown this year as he faces Bofur Widenose tomorrow in New York for DMMA Christmas Chaos. Will we see Submission #6?

 

[The1rstSaint]

Ironman of the Year

#1  Aubrey Grant

Former DMMA Lightweight Champion Aubrey Grant is another fighter who has had a stellar year going 9-2-1 overall. A little bittersweet I'm sure considering he lost his belt, but the man is the epidemy of an Ironman going the distance in all but 1 fight this year, with the 1 still being a 4 rounder. Grant has also collected 5 "FOTN" performance bonuses and has had 7 title fights this year. Aubrey will look to get back on top and regain his belt at the big New Year's Day event in Sydney as he tries once again to beat the champ, Jesse Pinkman.

#2  Shigeru Otori

Featherweight Contender Shigeru Otori has gone 6-3 on the year but had a turning point when he switched fight teams and is currently on a 5-fight winning streak. All of his 9 fights this year have gone the distance with Otori also winning two more FOTN awards to bring the tally up to 5 overall. Otori is now scheduled to kick start his 2023 campaign with a Featherweight championship victory as he will meet the newly crowned champ Sean O Malley in a highly anticipated rematch.

#3  Constantin Niculescu

Former Light Heavyweight champion Constantin Niculescu has gone 7-3 on the year and most notably managed to even the score with current champ Camaras Account in his title win. Niculescu has gone the distance 7 times, but all of his fights have gone to the third round at least. Constantin has also added two more FOTN bonuses this year and has recently started bulking up to set his sights on the DMMA Heavyweight title.

 

Last Award to come later Breakthrough Fighter of the Year

[The1rstSaint]

Breakthrough Fighter of the Year

#1  KT Panda

A true fan Favorite KT Panda's Breakthrough came the minute he signed on for the Superheavyweight division and fight for the Inaugural DMMA 265+ belt. Panda won the belt in early July and has sense defended is succesfully 5 times. Currently the 9th ranked Superheavyweight in the world Panda will look to defend his belt for a 6th time this year in just a few minutes to be exact. He faces his stiffest competition to date when he meets DMMA newcomer Hans Schultz

#2  Marko Kersikov

Known as the Mini Kersikov, Marko may have outshined all of his bigger brothers this year with his recent victories. Markos breakout was his move down from Featherweight, but it has not been without difficulties as he failed in his first title attempt at the 135 pound belt. Marko though would not be contained as he went on to shock then champ Yoshimitsu Fukumitsu to earn his first title. Marko is now patiently waiting for his next challenge as he will look to defend the belt for a second time.

#3   Hjallis Kalske

Hjallis Kalske had his Breakthrough IMO in losing effort against then HW champ Jason Hightower. The first fight was a bit controversial, and it would only drive Hjallis more for a rematch. Kalske would capture the belt in his rematch with Hightower at DMMA 147 Hightower vs Kalske 2 with a 3rd round KO. Kalske and Hightower have rubber match scheduled for New Years Eve as both will be looking to put a stamp on their 2022 season with a Bang!

#4  Sean O Malley

"Super" Sean OMalley had his Breakthrough very recently when he TKO'd former Featherweight champ Dmitri Kersikov in round two of their bout. He would follow that up with an amazing TKO of then champ Renji Abarai just a week ago which earned him the Belt. OMalley has had a plagued Career up until this point battling inconsistency, so this run has been excellent for his career. OMalley will get his 2023 year started on day 1 as he meets top contender Shigeru Otori in his first Title defense.

#5  Adan Puno

Possibly the Hottest commodity going in Dynasty currently is current Heavyweight champ Adan Puno. Puno's 2022 did not start well though as he went 1 and 2 in his first two DMMA fights of the year. With Perserverance and Determination mixed in with some Blunt force trauma though Adan would go on a tear winning his last 6 fights of the year. I would say his breakthrough came at DMMA 144 Durand vs Puno where he destroyed former DMMA HW champ Jules Durand and his very next fight he took down then Dominant champ Jason Hightower. Adan has one last showdown of the Year though as he steps up to face long time top HW Yago Steve at The Last Shooting Star II.

 

On that note War PUNO!!!!

[The1rstSaint]

DMMA 159 Event Preview

Dynasty MMA is set to close out 2022 with some UNFINISHED BUISNESS! The gang heads down to Rio de Janeiro this New Year's Eve with a highly anticipated Heavyweight Rubber match as two former champs look to get back their belt in 2023. Elsewhere we have a potential #1 contender fight at 205 in the CO-Main event between former champ Vitali Kersikov and the surging Yar Bol. This card is a nice way to lead up to 2023 and DMMA 160 in Sydney on New Year's Day in Sydney. F$$K me from Rio to Sydney in less than 24 hours, I did not sign up for this!

Prelims

265+ Guido Carosella vs Ahjo Kuomanen

265 Luke Bowy vs Malcom Farquharson

145 Ilari Rahamies vs Kristof Pardi

155 Sauske Uchiha vs Corey McGraugh

265+ Frank Blank vs Make Makkonen (Shoutout to the DC SHW champ for stepping in for this card)

 

Main Card

Light Heavyweight bout

 vs 

      Casimiro Nicoletta                  Brock Hardman

"The Don of Dons" Casmiro Nicoletta returns for his 16th DMMA appearance and is looking to bounce back after a disappointment last month. Now 17-9-0 in his career, this one-time DMMA title challenger is eager to get himself back in the picture at 205 pounds. Meanwhile Brock Hardman steps into the DMMA cage for the 19th time. Hardman has had an up and down career compiling a 10-11-0 record, but he is currently moving upward after his recent Submission victory (First of his career).

Both of these fighters have the ability to finish their opponent. Probably more so Casmiro whom has collected 15 (T)KOs in his career. Will we see more submission skills emerge for Brock, stay tuned and find out!

 

Middleweight Bout

 vs 

         Keanu Reeves                        Apollo Rocky

Next up Jon Wick actor Keanu Reeves takes time off from his busy acting career to make his 9th DMMA appearance. Keanu has a versatile background in MMA but has shown his BJJ is his bread and butter winning 5 of his 6 victories by way of Submission. Reeves will meet Apollo Rocky who is now 1-1 in his DMMA career. Apollo is a striker through and through and an exciting one at that as seen in his DMMA debut that earned him a "KOTN" bonus. Rocky was riding a 7-fight win streak until Benji Torres snapped that streak early this month.

It's really simple here, Reeves needs to set up the shot and get this one to the mat. Apollo has never been submitted by any submissions anyway. If he fails to do so it will be a long painful night for Mr. Wick as Rocky will pick him apart.

 

Light Heavyweight Bout

 vs 

     Moritz Zimmerman                   Anthony Lalime

Are next contest will be a battle between two Mr. Clean lookalikes, So fresh and so clean, clean! Not to mention two former Cali MMA fighters who have been doing their thing here at DMMA since the org closed.

Moritz Zimmerman has shown how annoying inconsistency can be in his last since signing with DMMA back in April. This BJJ Black belt from Germany has been a Submission machine throughout his Pro career closing out each and every win with some sort of Submission. His polar opposite in skills anyway is the Quebec banger Anthony Lalime who has 13 out of 15 wins by way of TKO or KO. Hard to believe these two have never fought one another given they both fought in the same orgs most of their careers.

Again, another striker vs Grappler showdown. Zimmerman has been Knocked Out many times so his best option is to avoid any standup exchanges with Lalime. Lalime on the other hand has only been subbed a couple times in his career but he hasn't fought many Black belts for that matter.

 

Co-Main Event

Light Heavyweight bout

 vs 

              Yar Bol                             Vitali Kersikov I I

As the Light Heavyweight champ waits for his next challenge are next fight will ultimately decide who it will be. For one man it will be just his 2nd shot at the belt and for the other it will be a shot to get the belt back around his waist.

Yar Bol has not been in the title picture since August of last year when he failed to do so against Hall of Famer Charles Tucker. Currently though Mr. Bol of Sudan has looked stellar winning 5 of his last 6 fights including a win over Tucker. With wins over Swole Ricky Martin, Lucas McCain , and most recently Dick Dennison 2022 has been very good for Yar. 

Vitali Kersikov was in route to have an incredible year after he took out than Light Heavyweight champ Constantin Niculescu at DMMA 145 with an insane Head Kick KO in Round 5. It has been a little shaky as of late though dropping two straight fights all be it against the likes of Rectal Thermometer and Camaras Account. Its time now though to see if Vitali has the grit to get himself back to the top and join has Brother Marko as DMMA champion.

This fight should be fireworks with 23 (T)KO's between the two fighters so get high and/or drunk and grab your damn popcorn. 

 

Main Event

Heavyweight bout

 vs 

       Jason Hightower                       Hjallis Kalske

The DMMA Heavyweight division like so many other promotions have been what puts the fans in the seats, real talk. Saturday Night in Rio is just another example of that as a crucial rubber match plays out in the DMMA 159 Main Event. One unfortunate similarity between these two is both of them are coming off losses to current HW champ Adan Puno.

Jason Hightower took the Dynasty HW division by storm and tied Kevin Faulk's successful title defenses with 4 in the process. Just look at the guy's top three wins Current Light Heavyweight champ Camaras Account, Former HW champ Bento Barboza and former HW champ Andrei Kersikov. He has had some struggles as of late, now under new management but a win this New Year's Eve and Jason is back in business.

Hjallis Kalske is another great Heavyweight to snag the DMMA HW title and his 2022 campaign started off with a 6-fight win streak that led him to his first Title fight with the promotion. One of the smaller Heavyweights in the Division it has not held him back one bit with wins over Hightower, Jules Durand and Pete Tyler. Kalske started out as primarily a Grappler but has blossomed into an Elite fighter.

The History between these two men started at DMMA 123 Hightower vs Kalske back in July were Hightower got the nod in a very close Decision. Hjallis than got his revenge at DMMA 147 Hightower vs Kalske 2 with a third round KO to even the score. Now with it all tied up 1-1 and a potential rematch with Adan Puno for the strap on the line, I fully expect the best of each of these beasts. 

 

 

[The1rstSaint]

Shoutout to @JB90for the preview

DMMA 160 "Championship Chaos 2" Preview 

by JB90

                                                              

MMA fans, mark your calendars for January 1st, 2023, as the highly anticipated DMMA 160 Championship Chaos 2 is set to take place at the Sydney Super Dome. Four electrifying title fights are set to headline the event, featuring some of the best mixed martial artists in the world. The main event will see current champion, Macca Outback "Steakhouse, defending his title against top contender, Saloman Mukunzi In the co-main event, Weterweight champion, Gustav Harakka will take on number one challenger, “Battemage" Raminus Polus Other highly anticipated title fights include the 145lb championship bout between "Super” Sean O Malley andShigeru Otorias well as the 155lb title fight between Jesse Pinkman and Aubrey Grant
The event is presented by Avalon, a leading merchandise partner and sponsor in the MMA world. Fans can expect to see a range of exclusive DMMA 160 Championship Chaos 2 merchandise available for purchase at the event. Don't miss out on what is sure to be a night of epic proportions. Get your tickets now for DMMA 160 Championship Chaos 2 on January 1st, 2023 at the Sydney Super Dome. See you there!"

 

 

 

                                                        vs 

                                                              Macca Outback                     Salomon Mukunzi

    The main event for the 185 lbs title is a matchup between Macca Outback, also known as "Steakhouse," and Salomon Mukunzi. Outback is the current champion, with a record of 18 wins and 4 losses. He is 28 years old, stands at 188 cm tall, and hails from Australia. Outback has won 6 "Fight of the Night" awards and 4 "KO of the Night" awards, making him a fan favorite and one of the most exciting fighters in the division.

His opponent, Salomon Mukunzi, has a record of 12 wins and 6 losses and stands at 178 cm tall. At 28 years old, Mukunzi is a formidable challenger and is coming off an impressive KO victory against Segundo Garcia, which was a contender for "Knockout of the Year."

This should be a highly competitive and exciting fight, with both fighters bringing their best to the octagon. Outback will look to use his striking power and "Fight of the Night" pedigree to try and wear down Mukunzi, while Mukunzi will look to use his speed and KO power to try and secure a victory. It will be interesting to see how each fighter adjusts and adapts to the other's style, and who comes out on top in this highly anticipated matchup.

                                                           vs 

                                                                Gustav Harakka                      Raminus Polus

The co-main event for the 170 lbs title is a highly anticipated rematch between Gustav Harakka and Raminus Polus. Harakka is the current champion, with a record of 14 wins, 5 defeats, and 13 of his victories coming by TKO. He is known for being a very fast learner and has shown a great ability to adapt to his opponents in the octagon. In their previous encounter 9 fights ago, Harakka defeated Polus on cuts.

Polus, the challenger, has a record of 21 wins and 9 losses, with 10 of his victories coming by submission. He is an imperial sorcerer who sells spells at the arcane university and is known for his unconventional style and tactics.

This should be an exciting fight, with both fighters bringing their best to the octagon. Harakka will look to use his speed and striking ability to try and outmaneuver Polus, while Polus will look to use his grappling skills and magical abilities to try and secure a victory.

 vs 

Sean O Malley                         Shigeru Otori

"Super" Sean O'Malley is set to defend his 145 lbs title against the undefeated Shigeru Otori. O'Malley, the current champion, is on a 3-fight win streak and is known for his aggressive style and relentless pace. At 28 years old and hailing from Dublin, O'Malley is also training for the Kumite and has shown no fear in taking on any challenge that comes his way.

His opponent, Shigeru Otori, is a formidable fighter who has remained undefeated in his last 5 fights. Otori is known for his well-rounded skills and doesn't seem to have any glaring weaknesses in his game.

This should be a thrilling fight, with both fighters bringing their best to the octagon. O'Malley will look to use his aggressive style and relentless pace to try and wear down Otori, while Otori will look to use his well-rounded skillset to outmaneuver the champion.

 

 vs 

Jesse Pinkman                         Aubrey Grant

Jesse Pinkman and Aubrey Grant are set to square off in a 155 lbs title fight, with Pinkman looking to defend his belt and extend his current win streak to 6. Pinkman has previously defeated Grant in a 5-round thriller and will be looking to replicate that performance in this rematch.

Grant, who is managed by Alfred Winterbottom, has a record of 13 wins, 5 losses, and 1 draw. At 28 years old, he will be looking to dethrone the champion and claim the title for himself.

This should be a highly competitive and exciting fight, with both fighters having a lot to prove. Pinkman will be looking to show that his previous victory over Grant was no fluke, while Grant will be looking to prove that he has what it takes to become champion.

 

 vs 

Koos Van Asch                    Maurits Assndrop

Koos van Asch will be facing off against Maurits Assndrop. Van Asch, a 28-year-old fighter from Rotterdam, Netherlands, has a record of 13 wins, 6 losses, and 1 draw. He is known for his elite level stand-up skills, but only holds a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Under his current manager, Liminha God, Van Asch has won 2 fights.

His opponent, Maurits Assndrop, has a record of 13 wins, 4 losses, and 2 draws. Assndrop is a black belt in BJJ and will likely look to use his grappling skills to try and secure a victory. He was previously the champion at 135 lbs, but was beaten by Yoshimitsu Fukumitsu.

This looks to be a closely contested fight, with Van Asch's stand-up skills going up against Assndrop's grappling expertise. It will be interesting to see how each fighter looks to impose their strengths on the other in the octagon.

 Prelims

185 Leroy Brown vs Charles Bukowski

185 Kazuma Kiryu vs Guy Le Franc

205 Gage Bennett vs Seppo Ilmarinen

265+ Don Cortez vs Vern Vurris

185 Zachary Klimenko vs Pavel Kostov

[MauriceSimmons]

Shigeru Otori (14-10-1)

"Good fight Sean and congrats on your 2nd victory against me. Looks like I can't beat you at the moment my friend so I'll be moving down a weight class to get more experience before challenging you again. Watashi wa anata-tachi o aishiteimasu!."

[The1rstSaint]

 And NEW Welterweight Champion.............Gustav Harakka

Gustov Harakka joins Hjallis Kalske as the 2nd world champion hailing from Finland, here at Dynasty. He is also just the second Welterweight champion, as former champ Jaxon Magrath held the title since the Beginning. He did so in a well-played all-out war against another Former WW title challenger Raminus Polus for the Vacant belt. Raiminus did pretty well on his feet but really wanted to get the fight to the ground. This probably slowed him down in the long run as he failed to amount any offense there. In the end it was a close fight, but the judges saw it for Gustav for the Unanimous Decision.

 

3 Champions Defend their belts

Lightweight Championship

At Lightweight Jesse Pinkman proved that his first fight with Aubrey Grant was indeed no Fluke. Pinkman clearly won 4 out of 5 rounds but Grant was not making it easy by any means. Grants Knees to the body while in the clinch were very affective but the champ was eating them like a fat kid on cake. As he taunted Aubrey to feed him more. Both Fighters struggled to land on the feet, which was expected with these two well-conditioned athletes. Jesse landed a couple takedowns but couldn't pull off any of the Magic like he did in his last fight. Well-earned victory for Pinkman, giving him his 3rd Straight Title Defense as he begins his New Year on Top!

Featherweight Championship

Freshly Crowned Featherweight champ Sean O Malley was taken into the Championship rounds for the first time in his career, by Shigeru Otori. This fight was non-stop action from start to finish, as the two fighters had nearly 300 Strike attempts between them. OMalley started out well in the fight, winning round 1 but Shigeru quickly took Rounds 2 and 3. "Super" Sean knew he had to do something, and he had to do it soon. At the 1:27 mark of Round 4 he did so with a nasty Left hand sending the fiery Japanese star crashing down with an injury. This is OMalley's first title defense since upsetting the former 4-time champ Renji Abarai just 14 days ago. Not to mention this is his 15th win by TKO, that's that Street Fighter in him, fo sho!

Middleweight Championship

In are final Title fight it was a duel to the Death. Well maybe not that, but it was quite the game of chess as "The Steakhouse" man Macca Outba faced Salomon Mukunzi in The Main event of DMMA 161. Outback managed to record his second successful Title defense as he took a dreaded Split Decision Verdict over a tough challenger in Mukunzi. Round 1 had to be the deciding factor in my Opinion, as it was the only clear round of the fight. Outback is coming off a 10-2 year for 2022, Winning the Middleweight Title twice along the way. He will now be starting off 2023 with a win, and he looks to jump right back into the cage in 3 weeks. He will face current #1 Contender and former champ Kareem Johnson in a Rubber match for the belt at DMMA 164.

I want to give big props to all four of the Challengers who came up on the losing side of the title fights. Each and every fight was highly competitive and hope to see them all fighting for title Again.

One fight that wasn't very competitive this weekend was Adan Puno's 5 second Mass Murder of Yago Steve. I heard it killed the whole Steve family somehow. WOW!!! 

 

 

[Skenoj]

Jesse Pinkman: After starting the year with defending my belt and a good short win streak of 6 against the top dogs in my division i got the chance at the 145lbs belt, I know im facing someone who's very dangerous and prepared for war but we never fall back from the hard challenges, let's get the second belt on the shoulder!

[The1rstSaint]

DMMA 163 Puno vs Panda Preview

                    

 

Dynasty MMA has finally made their way to Wombley Arena, and this Sunday Night in London promises not to Disappoint the London Faithful! This Event is loaded with Champions and Former Champions. The Main Event of the Evening is a champ vs champ in fact as SHW champion KT Panda will be only the Third man to attempt winning a Championship in two divisions. Standing in his way though is the new King of Heavyweight and possibly the most Devastatingly Dominant fighters of the year in Adan Puno. In the Co-Main we will see a Rematch for the Bantamweight championship as Current champ Marko Kersikov defends against the man who beat him in his first Bantamweight championship attempt Maurits Assndrop. Let's not forget the 4 time, 4 time, 4 time, 4 time, Featherweight champ Renji Abarai is here as his drive for 5 starts this Sunday night in London.

 

Prelims

265+ Hector Gray vs Hero Primo

265    Sheikh Mahmut vs Patrick Turgeon

135     Lou Gotch vs Alex Barnes

265+ Joshua Floyd vs Vlastimil Vyr

155     Galen Dall Jr vs Kra Hang

 

Main Card

Welterweight Division

 

 vs 

             Ralph Hall                          Segundo Garcia

Kicking off the Main Card Former Middleweight champ Segundo Garcia is welcomed to his new division against BJJ Ace Ralph Hall.

Ralph "The Wizard" Hall has had a very nice 2022 but it was ended with a unfortunate loss to current WW champ Gustav Harakka in a Title Elimination fight. Hall was on a 4 fight wins streak prior to that fight though. one of which was his only Decision victory ever against Marcus Alexander. The BJJ Black Belt has 15 Submission victories to his credit and i would assume he will have his Ground Wizardry on full display for DMMA 163. 

Former Middleweight Champion has decided to seek a world title in a new Division as he moves down to 170 pounds. HIs title capturing performance over Kareem Johnson in October was something to behold, as Kareem quickly took a 4 round lead and looked to have the fight locked up, when out of nowhere Garcia took over the fight. First opening a cut on Johnson then landing a overhand right that had him rocked, which set up a picture-Perfect Head Kick that sent Kareem to the mat lick a sack of Prime and great tasting Idaho potatoes. 

Segundo has only been Submitted once in his career while Hall is prone to getting KO'd so the Wizard wants none of the standup here. All I know is the duo has 14 Performance bonuses, 7 a piece so this fight should be Fire!

 

Super Heavyweight Division

 vs 

          Puncher Face                        Tony Viikinki

We move to the Super Beast division next or better known as "We got the Beef" Division where two former victims of the Panda will square off as they both look to get back in title contention. 

Puncher "Powerful" Face has bounced back in style. since his defeat to KT Panda with a Unanimous Decision victory over Alistair Ubereem last month. Face is also a former two-time Title Challenger in the SMASH 265+ division, where he has a win over KT's much older brother Full Time Panda. We have seen a lot of Puncher Face going the Distance, but what we want to see is the Old Puncher who was sending his opponents into orbit with KO's .

Tony Viikinki has almost matched Puncher Face's Knockouts with 9 to his 11, as the 24-year-old looks to add Face to his list. Much like his foe Viikinki lost a 5 rounder to champ KT Panda as well. This was Tony's only Decision of his career, and in fact only the second fight that made it out of the first round. A former Bellicose 265+ Title Challenger Viikini now will seek his third chance at the belt if he can get past a game Striker in Puncher Face this weekend.

Both of these guys have nasty KO abilities and know how to put on a show for the fans. Puncher Face though has shown he likes to pace himself more in his recent fights so we may see this drag out to a Decision. I say give the fans what they want though, and they want blood!

 

Featherweight Division

 vs 

          Renji Abarai                         Bam Bam Joshy

Dynasty Hall of famer Renji Abarai meets a rising prospect at Featherweight in Bam Bam Joshy next with Title implications on the line.

Renji now sits at 14 championship fights in his 19 fight DMMA career thus far. His most recent title loss to Sean O Malley was the first time he has ever been TKO'd in his career, but perseverance is in Abarai's blood. "Champ" will now look to rebound once again and stake his claim for Best Fighter in Dynasty History. Renji will bring his A game this is a fact and I'm sure another Performance bonus is in his thoughts as well as he looks to add #13 to his Cabinet. 

Bam Bam Joshy is now 2-0 here at DMMA and has a chance to not only get himself a title fight for the first time in his career but also beat a true Legend of the Dynasty cage. A winner of 9 of his last ten fights Joshy is also a training partner of the Panda family at the Crapollas Gym . Bam Bam has proven to have the skills to put you away but primarily a of late he is much the same as his opponent in that they look to win in a game of chess rather than go for the kill.

This one could be going the Distance but that is by Far Abarai's game as the elite fighter he is.  Bam Bam may want to utilize his grappling skills and go for a Submission early if he wants to get that title fight.

 

Co-Main Event

Bantamweight Championship

 vs 

        Marko Kersikov                     Maurits Assndrop

A rematch for the 135-pound belt once again will play as co-Main as champ Marko looks to defend his title for a second time and avenge a loss to former champ Assndrop in the process.

Marko took out Yoshimitsu Fukumitsu with a "KO of the Night" performance to earn his first championship in his career with an amazing first round 1 punch KO. Marko has gone the distance in the majority of his fights, but his One Punch KO power is still there as seen against Fuku. Marko is now primed to jump one more hurdle in is his MMA journey and to say the runt of a liter has a chip on his shoulder is an understatement. 

Mauritz was the Inaugural Bantamweight champion of the DMMA Bantamweight division where he blitzed through Jean Luc Petit in the first round of their scheduled 5 rounder. He then picked up his first defense against Marko with a 1rst round Submission with just 1 second left in the round. After dropping the belt to Yohimitsu Fukumitsu, Maurits has bounced back with two straight Decision victories thus brings us to this highly anticipated rematch.

Both od the fighters come from storied Fight camps here at Dynasty and the outcome of this fight could be unpredictable IMO. Maurits known for his Standup surely surprised Marko last time out and i can't wait to see what surprise may be in store for this one.

 

Main Event

Heavyweight Championship

 vs 

            Adan Puno                              KT Panda

Champion vs Champion in the Main Event in an all-Asian battle of the Mastodons!

Adan Puno has had an amazing run in Dynasty MMA he has quickly cleaned house at Heavyweight here at DMMA. His most notable win may be outside the Organization though as he Mauled former #2 P4P fighter Yago Steve in just 5 seconds on New Years Eve. His victories here at Dynasty are pretty damn impressive as well beating former champ Hjallis Kalske with a third round KO, and then following up with another KO against Jason Hightower inside the first round. Puno has finished his last 6 opponents with KO's and three of them One Punch KO's at that.

In Steps the Inaugural DMMA Superheavyweight champ KT Panda who will have a chance at being the first ever Double Champ here at DMMA. Only Jaxon MaGrath and Camara's Account have tried this so far both falling short will Panda man be the first? None for his Knockout abilities as well, Panda has also recently proved he has the endurance for the championship rounds which is a rarity for his weight class. Panda has already staked his claim as the most dominant 265+ fighter here with 6 straight title defenses now he meets the stiffest test of his career in the Rising star Adan Puno.

If Puno's previous 6 fights are indicator what his plan is, then we are in for a treat ladies and gents. Can Panda derail the potential Super stardom of Adan or will Puno leave another victim on the mat feeling silly? Be at Wombley arena for the show and find out.

Tycoon Judas will be at the gates himself handing out free tickets to all the ladies with big jugs, just show him the boobies and I assure you getting a ticket!

 

 

 

[The1rstSaint]

Dynasty MMA Divisional Rankings 1/22/2023

For this month's rankings I'm going to incorporate a Top 5 for Dynasty Contenders as well. 

    Bantamweight

1.  Marko Kersikov(12-3-0) W,W,W,W,L   *Dynasty Bantamweight champion*

2.  Maurits Assndrop(14-5-2) L,W,W,L,W 

3.  Yoshimitsu Fukumitsu(12-6-0) W,L,L,W,W

4.  Shigeru Otori(14-10-1) L,W,W,W,W                    +Previously ranked at Featherweight*

5.  Koos Van Asch(13-7-1) L,W,W,L,L

6.  Lennart Hohenthal(10-7-0) W,L,W,L,W

7.  Frank Rizzo(10-5-0) W,L,W,W,L

8.  Jean Luc Petit(10-6-0) W,W,L,W,L

9.  Brett Shoenfeld(22-15-0) L,W,W,L,W

10.Kratos Karumaa(13-10-0) L,L,W,L,W

 

     Dynasty Contenders

1.  Jan Sokol(10-8-0) W,W,W,L,L         *DC Bantamweight Champion*

2.  Frank Dux(10-2-0) W,W,L,W,L

3.  Vudu Sims(11-5-0) L,W,W,W,L

4. Yuuji Hoshino(8-8-0) L,W,W,W,W

5. Aljamain Sterling(12-5-0) L,W,L,W,W

 

    Featherweight

1.   Sean O Malley(16-7-1) W,W,W,W,L           *Dynasty Featherweight Champion*

2.  Renji Abarai(18-5-1) W,L,W,W,W

3.  Dmitri Kersikov(8-3-1) W,L,L,W,W

4.   Aubrey Grant(13-6-1) L,W,L,W,L                  *Previously ranked at Lightweight*

5.  Bam Bam Joshy(11-7-0) L,W,W,W,L

6.  Koa Bouddi(16-6-0) L,L,W,W,L

7.   Satoshi Ekaku(10-4-0) W,W,W,W,L

8.  Xylon Kofel(13-8-1) L,W,L,L,W

9.  Skippy Jackson(12-4-1) L,W,W,L,W

10.Dick Ekelund(9-7-0) L,W,L,W,W

 

    Dynasty Contenders

1.  Ed Bridger(9-1-0) W,W,W,W,W              *DC Featherweight Champion*

2. Ulysses Battleby(8-4-0) W,W,W,W,L

3. Miles O Brien(11-8-0) W,W,W,L,W

4. Phil Rivers(12-7-0) W,W,L,W,W

5. Kloockz Diesel(10-5-0) W,L,W,L,L

 

Lightweight

1.   Jesse Pinkman(15-4-0) W,W,W,W,W        *Dynasty Lightweight Champion*

2.  Cormac Mac Airt(17-6-1) W,W,W,W,W

3.  Rokken Roll(13-2-1) W,W,W,W,W

4.  Jaxon Magrath(18-3-1) L,L,W,W,L

5.  Anabolic Asteroid(9-2-0) W,W,W,W,L

6. Motshan Bogachev(11-4-0) W,W,L,W,W

7.  Galen Dall Jr(15-10-0) W,L,L,L,W 

8.  Jacob White(14-10-1) W,L,W,W,W

9.  Chike Obi(9-5-0) L,L,W,W,L

10.Ivan Kamenev(14-6-2) D,L,W,W,W

 

    Dynasty Contenders

1.  Sammy Nyla(13-6-0) W,W,W,W,L         *DC Lightweight Champion*

2. Jello Belly(7-1-2) W,D,W,W,W

3. Dick Niaz(15-10-0) W,L,W,W,W

4. Kevin McDade(12-9-0) W,W,L,L,W

5. Better Dead(17-18-1) W,L,L,W,L

 

    Welterweight

1.  Gustav Harakka(15-5-0) W,W,W,W,L       *Dynasty Welterweight Champion*

2. Ralph Hall(17-9-0) W,L,W,W,W

3. Get Wet About Don(12-4-0) W,W,L,W,L

4. Raminus Polus(21-10-0) L,W,W,L,W

5. Segundo Garcia(11-6-0) L,L,L,W,W

6. Kwasi Kwong(18-2-0) W,L,L,W,W

7.  Marcus Alexander(12-6-1) L,W,L,L,W

8. Hideki Nakamura(9-2-0) W,W,W,W,L

9.  Vasily Khrapov Jr(7-4-0) L,W,W,L,W

10.Terrance Graves(8-4-0) W,L,L,L,W

   Dynasty Contenders

1. Paavo Talvela(8-1-0) W,W,W,W,W

2. Jack Dye(16-1-0) W,W,W,W,W

3. Cuervo Oquendo(11-6-0) W,W,W,L,L

4.Poomchamtuek Sitsongrit(1-2-1) W,D,L,L

5. Little Late(8-12-0) W,L,L,L,W

[The1rstSaint]

    Middleweight

1.  Macca Outback(19-4-0) W,W,W,W,L      *Dynasty Middleweight Champion*

2. Kareem Johnson(15-6-0) W,W,L,W,L

3. Cooper Roos(14-4-0) L,W,W,W,W

4. Ramone Rocksaw(18-7-0) W,W,W,W,L

5. Salomon Mukunzi(12-7-0) L,W,W,W,W

6. Boyko Kersikov(10-3-1) W,W,W,W,W

7. Hendrix Cabrera(12-4-1) W,W,W,W,W

8. Pavel Kostov(11-7-1) W,L,W,W,L

9. Ansis Kaupens(18-7-1) L,L,W,W,L

10.Benji Torres(13-10-0) L,W,W,W,L

 

    Dynasty Contenders

1.  Tiamat Tenkula(9-1-0) W,W,W,W,L         *DC Middleweight Champion*

2. Leonardo Esposito(11-2-0) W,L,W,W,W

3. Donny Knightley(13-7-0) W,W,W,W,L

4. Jimmy Nitro(9-6-0) L,W,W,W,W

5. Jalen Kendrick(5-6-0) W,W,L,L,L

 

   Light Heavyweight

1.  Camaras Account(20-6-0) W,W,W,L,W       *Dynasty Light Heavyweight Champion*

2. Vitali Kersikov I I(12-5-0) W,L,L,W,W

3. Devonte Pinks(18-5-0) W,W,L,W,W

4. Zekariays Solomon(15-2-0) L,W,W,L,W

5. Swole Ricky Martin(11-3-0) W,W,W,L,L

6. Yar Bol(15-8-0) L,W,W,L,W

7. Lucas McCain (14-7-1) L,W,W,W,W

8. Anthony Lalime(16-10-1) W,W,L,L,W

9. Sora Izanagi(17-6-0) L,W,W,L,W

10.Brock Hardman(11-11-0) W,W,L,L,W

 

    Dynasty Contenders

1.  Borowa Gora(8-1-0) W,W,W,W,W        *DC Light Heavyweight Champion*

2. Ngytsj Diesel(6-1-0) W,W,W,W,L

3. Dale Doback(14-5-1) L,W,W,W,L

4. Stefan Andersson(14-14-0) W,L,W,W,L

5. Rocco Bermalingo(11-6-0) W,W,L,W,W

 

    Heavyweight

1.  Jason Hightower(13-3-0) W,L,W,L,W

2. Hjallis Kalske(11-5-0) L,L,W,W,L

3. Pete Tyler(11-5-0) W,W,W,L,W

4. Constantin Niculescu(16-8-0) L,L,W,W,W

5. Roman Zhdanov(12-7-1) W,W,D,W,L

6. Deividas Vilkas(9-4-0) W,W,W,L,L

7. Roger Sparr(9-6-0) W,W,W,L,L

8. Patrick Kearney(12-9-0) L,L,W,W,W

9. Tarik Oren(9-5-0) L,W,L,W,L

10.Art Bowers(10-11-1) L,D,W,L,W

 

    Dynasty Contenders

1.  Haw Thorn(12-4-0) W,W,L,W,W        *DC Heavyweight Champion*

2. Lasse Savisto(7-1-0) W,W,W,W,W   

3. Peter Kowalski(11-9-0) W,L,W,W,W

4. Hassan Fezzik(8-4-0) W,W,L,W,L

5. Chad Billingsly(10-5-0) W,W,W,W,W

 

   Super Heavyweight

1.  KT Panda(14-5-0) L,W,W,W,W        *Dynasty Super Heavyweight Champion*

2. Tony Viikinki(10-3-0) W,W,L,W,W

3. Hans Schultz(10-1-0) L,W,W,W,W

4. Don Cortez(14-7-1) W,D,W,W,W

5. Ghengis Khan(14-9-0) W,W,L,W,L

6. Puncher Face(15-10-0) L,W,L,W,L

7. Alistair Ubereem(10-4-0) W,L,W,W,W

8. Tiago Lima(9-8-0) W,L,L,W,L

9. Joshua Floyd(11-1-0) W,W,W,L,W

10.Hero Primo(9-5-1) W,W,L,W,L

 

    Dynasty Contenders

1.  Make Makkonen(6-2-0) W,W,W,L,W         *DC Super Heavyweight Champion

2. BIg Cholo(10-1-0) W,W,W,W,W

3. Fred Young(5-1-0) W,W,L,W,W

4. Lino Silva(9-9-0) L,W,W,L,L

5. Luka Doncic(10-3-0) L,W,L,W,L

[Daudy]

Contenders Weekly Whenever Washdown 4

29/01/23

Welcome back sports fans, we've had a great couple of months at Contenders and thanks to Butch we've had our first ever rankings. Today we will dive back into those with some updates and also a quick survey around what else is happening around the org.

Card Results - Draws draw crowds! Nitro dethroned! Nyla stops the Pablo onslaught! Dye amping up the competition!

At the time of writing, DC has seen a whopping FOUR draws across two of our cards (out of the last three). One of these were the cheeky 185ers Attilio De Fiore and Sonny Corleone Jnr who proceeded to have their SECOND draw in a row (the first being a separate 5th draw unrelated to these two cards). On top of that, we had our first title fight ending in a draw with inaugural champ Jan Sokol doing just enough to retain his belt in a grapple fest with Frank Dux. Both these matchups are potentially set to take place again at DC 29: Rematch Bonanza.

Other matchups around the org saw inaugural 185 champ Jimmy Nitro get dethroned by Marky Mark product Tiamat Tenkula. The quietly spoken Finn is easy to underestimate but has proved to have dynamite in his fists. Jimmy now moves up to 205, potentially paving the way for teammate Donny Knightley to have a tilt for the belt. However, Knightley has to get through Jay Porter first while the champ Tenkula takes on org newcomer and emerging starlet Leonardo Esposito.

Speaking of 205, this is now the domain of Pablo Spezziale product Borowa Gora. Gora is one of a whopping three belt holders at Dynasty Contenders coming out of camp Heavy Metal, with Haw Thorn at 265 (though defending tonight vs Chad Billingsly) and Paavo Talvela at 170. Team Heavy Metal looked seriously poised to add a 4th belt to their camp when Senger Line took on defending champ Sammy Nyla in the 155 div at DC Sunday Sesh 6. After a back and forth fight that went to the 5th round at incredible pace, it was the champ Sammy Nyla that landed the crippling blow, finishing Line deep into the fight and stopping the Heavy Metal onslaught (for now!).

And finally, on the topic of onslaught, nothing else can describe Jack Dye's incredible run of form under current manager Django Waits, continuing his previous results. He's now well and truly amongst the top of the division with an impressive win over one time title contender Sam Diego. A lot of eyes will be on him in his next fight as he takes on a very tricky grappler in Pierre Ledoux on the very same card 170 champ Paavo Talvela attempts to defend his belt against Cuervo Oquendo.

Division Rankings

135 - Champ: Jan Sokol

1. Frank Dux

2. Mike Ziegler

3. Vudu Sims

4. Aljamain Sterling

5. Yuuji Hoshino

145 - Champ: Ed Bridger]

1. Ulysses Battleby

2. Miles O Brien

3. Phil Rivers

4. Kloockz Diesel

5. Liwa Kursiwa

155 - Champ: Sammy Nyla

1. Jello Belly

2. Kevin McDade

3. Dick Niaz

4. Rich Voss

5. Better Dead

170 - Champ: Paavo Talvela

1. Cuervo Oquendo

2. Jack Dye

3. Little Late

4. Ray Ruthlessness

5. Stephen Steve

185 - Champ: Tiamat Tenkula

1. Donny Knightley

2. Leonardo Esposito

3. Fela Kuti

4. Ilya Muromets

5. Terence Erengberg

205 - Champ: Borowa Gora

1. Panda Four

2. Ngytsj Diesel

3. Jimmy Nitro

4. Dale Doback

5. Stefan Andersson

265 - Champ: Haw Thorn

1. Chad Billingsly

2. Brady Orr

3. Peter Kowalski

4. Lasse Savisto

5. Hassan Fezzik

265+ - Champ: Make Makkonen

1. Big Cholo

2. Konstantin the Russian Giant

3. Fred Young

4. Luka Doncic

5. Imro Rozenblad

[Skenoj]

Jesse Pinkman: All you can see this year is flawless performance from me. What a start to this year, made it to the CHAMP CHAMP status after a rough start when Heartless Team picked me but all the work we put in the gym and all the secrets we shared got me here and made it possible to raise two belts in the same night! Thank you for the support and I can't wait to see what is next, how we will deal with the status of CHAMP CHAMP, if I can keep both belts, I won't shy away from that chance, I already cleared the top dogs at my weight but I won't let go of the belt, to be honest, I would not let go of any belt right now because I am in my prime so everything will comes up, I will be able to face and destroy. 

Do not flinch away, Sean O Malley had me rocked there but he wasn't able to put me out fast enough so I had to take him down and recover, but what happened the next round? Yea, I finished him, that's my job.

 

"Coming up we have a featherweight MMA rules bout between Sean O Malley (ranked 79 p4p, 43 weight class) and Jesse Pinkman (ranked 8 p4p, 8 weight class). O Malley comes to the cage accompanied by Goat Talk- Sugar Sean. Pinkman comes into a darkened arena with his song building. Quavo & Takeoff - Hotel Lobby kicks in, the lights come on and the crowd goes wild! What a showman! Both fighters look fresh as a daisy as they make their way towards the cage."

You already know that I am a showman and I am putting my soul out there every single time I step in! 

Your favorite red belt and favorite CHAMP CHAMP!

[The1rstSaint]

On 1/29/2023 at 12:24 PM, Skenoj said:

Jesse Pinkman: All you can see this year is flawless performance from me. What a start to this year, made it to the CHAMP CHAMP status after a rough start when Heartless Team picked me but all the work we put in the gym and all the secrets we shared got me here and made it possible to raise two belts in the same night! Thank you for the support and I can't wait to see what is next, how we will deal with the status of CHAMP CHAMP, if I can keep both belts, I won't shy away from that chance, I already cleared the top dogs at my weight but I won't let go of the belt, to be honest, I would not let go of any belt right now because I am in my prime so everything will comes up, I will be able to face and destroy. 

Do not flinch away, Sean O Malley had me rocked there but he wasn't able to put me out fast enough so I had to take him down and recover, but what happened the next round? Yea, I finished him, that's my job.

 

"Coming up we have a featherweight MMA rules bout between Sean O Malley (ranked 79 p4p, 43 weight class) and Jesse Pinkman (ranked 8 p4p, 8 weight class). O Malley comes to the cage accompanied by Goat Talk- Sugar Sean. Pinkman comes into a darkened arena with his song building. Quavo & Takeoff - Hotel Lobby kicks in, the lights come on and the crowd goes wild! What a showman! Both fighters look fresh as a daisy as they make their way towards the cage."

You already know that I am a showman and I am putting my soul out there every single time I step in! 

Your favorite red belt and favorite CHAMP CHAMP!

A big congratz to the first ever DMMA Double Champ, this has been attempted by few but conquered by only one.

well done Pinky

[Rambo]

Cooper "Redbeard" Roos (15-4-0) faces Dynasty champion Macca Outback "Steakhouse" (20-4-0) in a 185-title fight. Cooper impressed DMMA brass enough with his first round beatdown of Ramone Rocksaw (18-8-0) to earn a shot at the championship. Redbeard is a fan favorite, and this booking is guaranteed to compensate for the Aussie's lack of personality when it comes to PPV sales.

"You pay me the big bucks for a reason mate." Cooper says, "I didn't come here to participate, I came here to take over. His chin's never been knocked a'fore, but I'll be the first man to put 'im away, I guarantee it."

[The1rstSaint]

This Sunday Night live and on Pay-Per- View, Dynasty will Crown a New Heavyweight Champion. In the midst of Adan Puno's peaceful resignation as DMMA Heavyweight champ the front office took very little time to search for someone to fill the void. With this stated Former Dominant champ Jason Hightower will square off with the Majestic Mexican himself Pete Tyler for the strap. The Co-Main Event looks to be a fun fight as well as Former two-time DMMA Light Heavyweight champ Camara's Account looks to jump back in contention. If he can fend off "The Rifleman" Lucas McCain. The rest of this stellar card is loaded with Heavy Hitters which should bring these LA cbombs off their chairs cheering like little schoolgirls at a Backstreet boys' concert.

 

 vs 

Jason Hightower(13-3-0)            Pete Tyler(12-5-0)

Pete "Piledriver" Tyler is a winner of his last 4 fights and has finally earned himself a Title fight here at Dynasty. This win streak was well earned and well needed for that matter as Tyler was previously 1-4 in his last 5 before his current run. Pete is the jack of all trades with excellent Jiu Jitsu and a pretty damn good standup game to boot. Tyler has notable wins over current Super Heavyweight champ KT Panda whom he TKO'd in the 3rd round of their meeting way back at DMMA 177. He also recently took out Constantin Niculescu the former Light Heavyweight champ in his Heavyweight debut via a second round Submission. Now the time has come for Big Pete to show the world what he has in what will be by far his biggest challenge to date.

Jason Hightower is still currently in the lead for most Successful title defenses at Heavyweight here at DMMA. Hightower is currently looking to get out of a very unfamiliar rut as you will since joining the Blacktalians MMA camp going 2-2 in his last 4 fights. Jason however did settle the score with one of his old foes in Hjallis Kalske winning a Unanimous Decision verdict over him at DMMA 159 Unfinished Business 2. With that win and the exit of former champ Puno, there was no doubt the time is now for Hightower to get back in the title picture and here we are. If the Hightower camp can get a win here and take back his belt then surely, we should all be prepared for yet another great run from the man from El Paso!

Fight Analysis: Jason is a highly decorated Striker with a KT record of 13-1 to go with his 13-3 MMA record but he will need to be weary of Pete's Jiu Jitsu. Tyler not only has a Black belt with 4 submission victories to his credit but can also lay claim to having some brutal KO power with 6 (T)KO's as well. So, the question is how long will Pete stand with Mr. Hightower? This is going to be a hell of a scrap, and the DMMA front office is looking forward to putting that belt around one of these Monsters at the LA Memorial tomorrow night. 

 

[The1rstSaint]

DMMA Primer (Part 1 DMMA 169)

If you have yet to hear Dynasty MMA is making waves in the MMA world, and this Weekend is going to be a special one. There will be two huge Events going down on February 26th both of which are Headlined by Insanely awesome Fights. Neither of the two would be considered are biggest event in DMMA history(Although both are very close to it), but together they sure the F$$k will. Today my focus will be on those Headliner of DMMA 169, but I do want to through some Key fights in the mix and give them a lil shout! 

DMMA 169 Key fights

Koa Bouddi vs Ilari Rahamies

This fight has FOTN written all over it. This will be Koa's last fight at 145 for now as he intends to move down to 135 after this bout. For now, though the only thing on his mind will be Ilari Rahamies who is currently a winner of his last two fights both of which were awarded "FOTN" honors

Benji Torres vs Iner Raledran

This fight is a showdown of two gentleman trying to men going at it for a spot in the rankings. For Benji he has lost his last two fights in a row and looks to keep his spot in the rankings with a W. For Iner though its the complete opposite, as he is a winner of two straight and looks to get back in the top ten with a win.

Maurits Assndrop vs Shigeru Otori

Former Bantamweight champ Maurits Assndrop will welcome former Featherweight Shigeru Otori to his new weight class. Assndrop is fresh off a rematch with current champ Marko Kersikov in which he fell short leaving a potential rubber match between the two in the Future. He will first need to spoil the Bantamweight debut of Otori who looks to get himself another Title fight opportunity now at his new weight.

Renji Abarai vs Sean O Malley

This next rematch could have very well been a Headliner in its own right as Former 4-time Featherweight champ Renji Abarai looks to avenge the only KO loss of his MMA career against Former champ Sean OMalley. The winner here is set to face Jesse Pinkman for his FW belt next! OMalley is coming off his loss to Pinkman on 1-29 while Abarai looks two win his second in a row since his Loss to "Super" Sean.

Main Event

Middleweight Championship

         *Champion*                            *Challenger*

 vs 

 Macca Outback(20-4-0)         Cooper Roos(15-4-0)

Former Blaze Brothers Middleweight champ Cooper "Redbeard" Roos made a huge impact in his Dynasty debut last month Knocking out one of our very best KO artist Ramone Rocksaw in just 3:26 of there showdown. This made the head Bookers job a lot easier as Roos now jumps right into the big time and Meets the Outback man. Hailing for Durban, South Africa, Cooper looks to be DMMA's first ever South African champ. Roos is well known as a man who finishes fights winning all 15 of his victories by way of (T)KO. Redbeard has the Power of 10 Samoans on heavy doses of TRT but will it be enough to topple the man whose never been Knocked Out?

3-time DMMA Middleweight Champion Macca Outback "Steakhose" has now defended his belt a third straight time and ending a rivalry with Kareem Johnson in his last defense. Macca is on course to be a future Dynasty Hall of Famer just look at his resume Kareem Johnson x2, Ansis Kaupens, Segundo Garcia x2, Ray Luciano, Rectal Thermometer, Milo Andrianakis x2. all former MW champs. There is no doubt Outback he loves his blooming onion as well, and with 12 Performance bonuses earned over the last two years he is eating like a boss in the land down under. In fact I paid his tab recently the man is the Aussie Koboyashi on them Onions!

Outback is known to put people to sleep himself but don't expect him to go out guns a blazing against Roos. That is the South Africans game, Outback knows how to do his work in the deep waters and has the chin to get him there. That said though Roos is the most dangerous striker Outback has faced so this should tell us a lot about both fighters strengths. Australia vs South Africa in the battle of the beards. London you better be ready for this shite!

Stay tuned next weekend i will go over the other half of this creature feature as the Champ meets the Champ-Champ............

[Skenoj]

Jesse Pinkman: What an interesting fight between Renji Abarai and Sean O Malley, I am glad to see an announcement like this before getting the offer for my next fight, of course right now I got a fight booked and it's almost that time when I step in that cage and show everyone that I am not a quitter and my name will go down in history in DMMA and especially in the sport. 
No one asked for my prediction but I think Sean it's getting the finish over Renji again. Good luck to both of them and I will be there to see my next opponent!