Jimmie Nosset's Corner (Podcast)

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Here reporter, Jimmie Nosset, will interview fighters and share his opinions on fights and MMA news.

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Jimmie Nosset’s Corner: Dias v De Rossi

In the fast-paced world of mixed martial arts (MMA), one fight has garnered the attention of fans and experts alike. Vinny Dias and Giovanni De Rossi, two formidable welterweight contenders, are set to collide in what promises to be a spectacular showdown. While excitement fills the air, there is a growing concern about the potential aftermath this clash might have on the Welterweight division.

As I analyze the upcoming fight, it is difficult to envision a scenario where this clash is anything but a one-sided affair. The likelihood of a closely contested battle between these two extraordinary talents seems slim. Instead, my prediction leans toward the outcome favoring Giovanni De Rossi, who I believe will either secure a decisive victory by submission or dominate a unanimous decision.

While the fight itself promises an exhilarating display of skill and determination, my concern lies with the potential consequences for the Welterweight division. The dominance exhibited by both Vinny Dias and Giovanni De Rossi raises questions about the future of the division. Should they triumph in their respective fights, will they become an insurmountable force at the top, leaving the rest of the division in their wake?

The Welterweight division has long been known for its competitive landscape, featuring a wide range of talented fighters vying for the championship. However, the looming specter of Dias and De Rossi's dominance could potentially cast a shadow over the division, leaving others to question their own chances at reaching the pinnacle of success.

In the aftermath of their battle, will other fighters rise to the occasion, determined to prove themselves against these two juggernauts? Or will the division become a desolate landscape, with only Vinny Dias and Giovanni De Rossi reigning supreme?

Only time will tell the true ramifications of this anticipated clash. Regardless of the outcome, one thing is certain: the fight between Vinny Dias and Giovanni De Rossi will be a spectacle to behold. MMA enthusiasts around the world eagerly await the bell to ring, knowing that history will be made inside that cage.

As we brace ourselves for this monumental matchup, we must also remain vigilant in observing how the Welterweight division responds to the potential dominance of these two exceptional fighters. In the ever-evolving world of MMA, one thing is certain—change is inevitable, and the landscape of the division may never be the same again.

Though this is purely speculative and only based on my analysis and opinions. The outcome of the fight and its impact on the Welterweight division may differ from the predictions I’ve made here.

 

[Dillooo]

Spectacular write up! Makes me more hyped for this fight now!

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Jimmie Nosset’s Corner: Notorious duckers, Ivan Sidorov and Boryenka Stepanov

In the world of mixed martial arts (MMA), the practice of avoiding fights has always been met with disdain. However, recent revelations have cast a spotlight on two fighters managed by Maxim Ibragimov, Boryenka Stepanov and Ivan Sidorov, who have found themselves entangled in allegations of ducking fights. Here's an in-depth exploration of the accounts provided by those involved in the failed matchups.

Jason Hopson, the owner of Wolves Fighting Championship, details the frustrations he encountered while attempting to arrange a grudge match between the fighters, Giovanni De Rossi (Gio), and Ivan Sidorov. After Gio signed the contract, Ivan's behavior became increasingly puzzling. Initially claiming that the fight was too short notice, Ivan then expressed interest in fighting Jacob Hopson, Jason's own fighter, on even shorter notice. Recognizing the inconsistency, Jason declined the proposal, as it seemed contradictory to Ivan's earlier statement. Subsequently, Ivan requested a fight against Giorgios Constaninou (GC) first, with the plan to face Gio afterward. However, when GC emerged from retirement to accept the fight, Ivan abruptly withdrew, citing difficulties in working with the Wolves organization and declaring his refusal to fight Gio or anyone associated with the promotion.

Giovanni De Rossi sheds light on his experience later on with Boryenka Stepanov. While the weight class for their proposed fight was not initially agreed upon, Boryenka requested Gio to undergo a weight cut rather than consider adjusting his own weight. Giovanni, being committed to the fight, began cutting weight. However, amid these preparations, Giovanni also signed a grappling contract that allowed him to participate in grappling so he didn’t waste energy in the build-up to the fight while staying active. The grappling org also allowed Giovanni to leave whenever he wanted, thanks to a one-day inactivity clause. Boryenka accused Giovanni of ducking the fight due to the grappling contract, leading to a series of confrontations on social media. Giovanni made efforts to make the fight happen, but Boryenka continued to evade and criticize him.

Mae Joon, the owner of Allstar Fighting League, also encountered challenges while attempting to set up a match between Ivan Sidorov and Hinto Kangee (One of Gio’s training partners). Mae Joon witnessed Maxim Ibragimov's struggles in arranging the fight, between Ivan and Hinto. It should be clarified that the difficulty in arranging the fight primarily stemmed from Hinto's manager’s frustration in dealing with Maxim in the past. Both Hinto and Ivan expressed interest in fighting different opponents on July 1st. Ivan promised a fight to Jaimie Hopson on that date. Surprisingly though, Ivan accepted a fight against Anton instead, causing confusion and leading to a promise to Jaimie that he would be next in line. The plan was supposed to be that Ivan would fight Hinto on the 21st after he had his fight on the 1st, but now there was confusion as no one really knew if he was fighting Hinto or Jaimie next after he fought Anton. When Mae Joon sought confirmation from Maxim regarding Ivan's commitment to fighting Hinto on the agreed-upon date, Maxim responded with hostility, stating that he didn't like Mae Joon and instructing him to stop messaging him. Consequently, Ivan withdrew from the fight. Mae Joon stated "all I needed was for him to confirm he wanted to fight so I could message Hinto's and Ivan's org owners to loan them over to my org, and he couldn't even do that".

These clarifications shed further light on the controversies surrounding Boryenka Stepanov and Ivan Sidorov, managed by Maxim Ibragimov. Their alleged ducking of fights and inconsistent behavior raise significant concerns regarding their commitment to the sport and its values. Additionally, the managerial role played by Maxim Ibragimov comes under scrutiny, as his decision-making and ability to facilitate fights for his fighters are brought into question.

Note: The statements and claims presented in this article are based on the accounts of those involved and have been edited for clarity. Maxim Ibragimov or his fighters, Boryenka Stepanov and Ivan Sidorov, have not provided direct responses to the allegations made as he has blocked me.

 

[Dillooo]

Frankie Griggs has had a few run-ins with Maxim, including myself as well. 
 

all stemming from when I worked with Wolves