TycoonHec Posted October 28, 2021 Report Share Posted October 28, 2021 Halloween Havoc Preview At Halloween Havoc which takes place in London at the Wombley arena, fight fans will be witnessing a night of Chaos, Revenge, and battles for supremacy as the worlds greatest martial artists are on a path to meet head on in what is being reffered to as just pure Havoc. Williams gets the shot to get his title back against Kenobi, Crosby battles Dong in a competitive welterweight fight, and Kerr vs Knox looks to blow our socks off in what could be showcasing the fighter to remove Kilo from the throne! [C] Kenobi vs Williams [1] Bantamweight Championship Matchup In a rematch fight fans have been desperate for, the two top Bantamweights in the world come face to face again as the now Champion Obi Wan Kenobi (23-10-4) looks to make his first title defense against the former champion of Syn, Wayne Williams (34-16). In their first match, fight fans were treated to a back and forth brawl that saw many Syn fans picking sides as to who he really won. Even the judges had disagreed with each other so much that there was actually video footage of them throwing things at each other in pure disbelief that one fighter was favored to win than another. The score cards had rung out..."49-47 Williams, 45-50 Kenobi, and 46-50 Kenobi." The place went hysterical and chants of rematch immediately ensued. Williams had walked out in disbelief and Kenobi spent his time on the microphone building up the fans and praising them for their continued cheers. The previous match saw a mostly boxing attack from Williams where as Kenobi put on more of a mixed martial arts feel. His constant search for the clinch often left him vulnerable to counters but overall he was able to evade over one hundred and thirty three punches from Williams. Thats right, the output of Williams from start to finish was incredible but the Striking Defense of Kenobi made him look like a true jedi in the cage. I imagine this fight we will witness very similar game plans with Williams taking more of a stance on his accuracy to land some of those head shots while Kenobi will not be so hellbent on getting those clinches. Only time will tell folks but expect to be in there for all five rounds with these two warriors! [1] Kerr vs Knox [2] Heavyweight Matchup The two top contenders for the Heavyweight Matchup go down as the main event of this card and I dont think anyone will be sitting for this one. Mark Kerr (38-24) is the purest definition of aggression that I could think of. With all of his focus aimed at ending his opponents in the cage he swings as though his life depends on it. With a complete focus aimed at getting that title shot and dethroning Kilo Maluga you better believe Kerr is rated at a -488 by the betters for a very good reason. His opponent should not be overlooked at all, YardBird Knox (20-7) is on a winning streak and at the ripe age of 29 years old believes he has it in him to defeat Kerr and be next in line for Kilo himself and be the next champion of SYN. Knox, who has reportedly been working his escapes in the event that he gets taken down, will hope to keep this fight standing and utilize his significant height advantage over the stockier Kerr. Kerrs legendary ground and pound is something that all fighters should be weary of but especially due to the height of Knox he may find himself a little more likely to be taken down by Kerr. This fight has all the makings of an instant classic and we should assume that both fighters are going to come out with absolute violence in their mind. It should be exciting to say the least. [1] Crosby vs Dong [5] Welterweight Matchup Former two division champion and fan favorite Dany Crosby (31-18-1) is biting at the chance to get the call to be next in line for the title shot against Krison, and if he is able to score a fantastic finish against Long Hung Dong (19-9) he may very well get it. In his last 13 fights, he has only lost twice and it just so happens it was the title both times. Conspiracy theorists have begun to believe that he had actually thrown those fights as he was exhausted of the constant politics of being a champion. Whether or not that is true, it certainly looks as if Crosby is on the fast track to becoming the undisputed welterweight Champion once again. If he is able to pull off the win against Dong this weekend it is safe to assume that he would be next in line for the title shot. Dong, who as previously stated is on a four fight winning streak against some tough competition and if he can score a victory over one of the hardest opponents in his career you would, as a fan of Dong, have to demand that he gets a number one contender fight if not a title shot. This is the closest Dong has ever come to competing for gold and he is doing so against a man who held two of the worlds biggest championship titles simultaneously and his only losses in his last dozen fights was to the current SYN champions of the Welterweight and Middleweight divisions. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TycoonHec Posted October 28, 2021 Report Share Posted October 28, 2021 SYN 847 Preview Live from LA in the Memorial Collesum we will witness two insanely talented Light Heavyweights battle for Supremacy for the Syn Silver as Po looks to remove Kilo Malugas friend and training partner, Al Din from the title picture. Mfer and Girard battle for the middleweight crown and Barbosa vs Caunt sees two featherweights struggle for the spotlight! [C] Po vs Al Din [2] Light Heavyweight Championship Tong Po (37-16) who has taken the world by storm is aiming to score his fifth straight Syn victory when he defends his SYN title for the second time against arguably one of the toughest Light Heavyweights around in Badr Al Din (27-16). There were rumors going around that Po would be fighting Kilo Maluga but it looks like those remain on hold for now as he battles Malugas teammate and close friend, Al Din. Between the two of these fighters they share 18 knockout of the night awards so it is safe to assume they are both hoping to land that devastating shot to put the other away early. Po, who entered SYN back in August, has ran through the divisions elite and made it look easy. From multiple tkos to a head kick knockout, Po is looking to keep that momentum alive and bring down Al Din in a violent way. Reports are that Kilo Maluga will not only in attendance that evening but he will be in Al Dins corner as well, the two convicted fight club members believe they not only have the path to victory but will be able to execute it perfectly. Tong Po will be stepping into this fight just a little heavier and taller than his opponent in Al Din and will look to use those size advantages in nearly every way imaginable. Al Din will have to be exploring the last three losses in Po's career and recognize the pattern of aggression. Al Din who tends to be more reserved and focused on throwing damaging strikes, will have a hard time not being out struck by Po who has not been knocked out in a fight since May of 2020. Of course Po has probably studied Al Din more than I have and knows that his various ability of striking as well as his ability to dominate in the clinch will work wonders in his match against Al Din should still be careful not to assume his iron jaw cant fold in from the punches of Al Din. The chants around the fight week this week have led many to believe that the sports books will be closing as Al Din is a +133 underdog, gambling syn fans have chanted "Im all in for Al din!" Im not entirely sure that rhymes but if it does, that is catchy. Po fans have scoffed at the idea of Al Din doing any significant damage to Po and believe that this is a foreshadowing of what is to be expected if he squares off against Kilo Maluga. "Po on the Pain!" [C] Mfer vs Girard [1] Middleweight Championship This fight screams excitement for Syn fight fans. Ispa Mfer (27-12) looks to defend his title for the second time when he takes on one of the most technical middleweights in Gaultier Girard (33-8). Girard who has won 13 of his last 15 fights looks to reclaim the Syn Silver by his usual overwhelming variety of striking skill. Of course, Mfer who has one of the best striking defenses I have ever seen and has taken more punches from Crosby than Girard has, believes he will prove to be the better of the two in the stand up contest. Despite both of these fighters having a majority of their fight victories come by way of knockout, This fight, in itself, is not really being expected to be a quick one and should go the distance with to exhausted fighters by the end of it. I believe what we will see is a potential candidate for fight of the year where round by round we will wonder who really won it. I imagine that Girard will look to be more calculated than ever before and really aim and shoot in a way we havent seen. I imagine Mfer will be waiting to land a knockout shot while all the while peppering his opponent with strikes and throwing a lot of feints. Fight fans can expect that there will be hardly any clinch attempts and no takedowns and a barrage of punches. The French Native fighting the Finnish fighter is everything we love about mma and I truly believe this is the first fight in a rematch that fans will be demanding for. [1] Barbosa vs Caunt [4] Featherweight Matchup Two guys looking to be next in line for the title shot take aim at one another in what should be no doubt a ferocious featherweight fight fixated on furious fracas. Eidson Bidon Barbosa (30-15) no relation to the president, is riding high on a five fight win streak with three of his victories coming by way of first round knockout. Taking on the former PFC Champion, Dick Caunt (34-17-2) he truly is leaving no room for holes in his game making sure that he is going to put Caunt away and if he does, who can argue that he does not deserve a title shot? Caunt on the other hand, who is not riding a five fight winning streak, has had a bit of a rocky road as of late losing and winning and losing again, but one guy he has lost to who he would hope to get that fight back is none other than Do Ho Joy, the champion of Syn and legendary PFC champion. Caunt vs Barbosa has all the excitement of a legendary fight and you have to imagine that Joy sitting in his throne hoping that Caunt wins this fight as Barbosa has looked like a monster in his last few fights. Caunt is no joke, and since his last fight with Joy lost a split decision, which many felt he won, and outperformed two others to score some solid victories. This is by no means an easy fight for either opponent but is very much the real deal for both of these guys so be ready with your popcorn as this one can end in the blink of an eye or go the entire distance and either way, I think as fight fans we would be okay with that. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mrscorpion Posted November 1, 2021 Report Share Posted November 1, 2021 Official Rankings -Bantamweight- -Featherweight- Wayne Williams ▲ 1 Do Ho Joy 1 - Obi Wan Kenobi ▼ 1 1 - Edson Bidon Barbosa 2 - Yodsawan Sitsongrit 2 - Elazar Shalit ▲ 1 3 - Night Crawler 3 - Marcello Sosa ▼ 1 4 - Gemellus Axius ▲ 2 was #6 FW 4 - Jerry Azumah ▲ 2 5 - Vadim Golovkin ▼ 1 5 - Dick Caunt ▼ 1 6 - Juan Pique ▲ 1 6 - Brayden Point ▼ 1 7 - Eero Jukola ▼ 2 7 - Gorgon Patriot ▲ 4 new signing 8 - Mikey Day ▲ 3 8 - Aishah Bin Sari 9 - Otis Driftwood ▼ 3 9 - Taylor Jack 10 - Takashi Yoshida ▲ 1 10 - Michael Manhandler -Lightweight- -Welterweight- Arzlan Bathory Herb Krison 1 - Artturi Reinikainen 1 - Long Hung Dong ▲ 4 2 - Domenico Mazziotti 2 - Roberto Duranto 3 - James Cole 3 - Summa Sector 4 - Osiris Egyptian 4 - Dylan Peterson 5 - Yusuke Urameshi 5 - Dany Crosby ▼ 4 6 - Jay Simon 6 - Angus MacArthur li 7 - Sasha Beliy 7 - Ri Zaadha ▲ 2 8 - Dick Pawlik 8 - Valerio Bartoli 9 - Koichi Kamei 9 - Toussaint Bissainthe ▲ 2 10 - Sao Alela 10 - Nick Graves -Middleweight- -Light Heavyweight- Gaultier Girard ▲ 1 Badr Al Din ▲ 2 1 - Ispa Murhaa ▲ 4 1 - Tong Po ▼ 1 2 - Jean-Claude Marceau 2 - Just Whymer ▼ 1 3 - Ciro Terranova 3 - Cerberus Dionisy 4 - John C Reilly ▲ 7 new signing 4 - Julio Cruzeiro 5 - Serafim Lupei ▲ 3 5 - Mantak Garuda 6 - Latrobe Arundel 6 - Arthur Pendragon 7 - Randy The Show 7 - Joost Van Buren ▲ 2 8 - Odchigin Khadan ▼ 4 8 - Don Bronson 9 - Cal Klos 9 - Aydan The Wandering Spirit ▲ 2 10 - Matteo Boretti ▲ 1 10 - Bull Mfer -Heavyweight- Kilo Maluga Pound-for-pound 1 - Yardbird Knox 1 - Kilo Maluga 2 - Joao Cajo Branca ▲ 2 2 - Badr Al Din ▲ 9 3 - Yago Steve ▲ 3 3 - Arzlan Bathory ▲ 1 4 - Mark Kerr ▼ 2 4 - Herb Krison ▼ 1 5 - Heavy Rain ▲ 4 5 - Do Ho Joy 6 - Inspektor Bee ▲ 2 6 - Gaultier Girard ▲ 5 7 - Gary Sparxx ▼ 4 7 - Yardbird Knox ▲ 4 8 - Jorge Cruz Jr ▼ 1 8 - Tong Po ▼ 6 9 - Ulysses Blazkov 9 - Wayne Williams ▲ 2 10 - Felix Inarritu ▲ 1 10 - Edson Bidon Barbosa ▲ 1 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mannetosen Posted November 1, 2021 Report Share Posted November 1, 2021 My Long Hung Dong is rising to the top. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rambo Posted November 1, 2021 Report Share Posted November 1, 2021 2 hours ago, Mannetosen said: My Long Hung Dong is rising to the top. When your Long Hung Dong rises, the butter on belgium waffles melts. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bjornmma1 Posted November 3, 2021 Report Share Posted November 3, 2021 On 11/1/2021 at 7:17 PM, Rambo said: When your Long Hung Dong rises, the butter on belgium waffles melts. Isn't that the purpose... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TycoonHec Posted November 4, 2021 Report Share Posted November 4, 2021 (edited) SYN 848 Preview [C] Bathory vs Reinikainen [1] Lightweight Championship The rematch Syn fans have been clamoring for is finally upon us ladies and gentleman. "The Tickle Monster" Arzlan Bathory (37-8-1) looks to make a third consecutive title defense for Syn as he defends his title against the man he took the title from back in September, Artturi Reinikainen (19-10-3). In their first matchup back in September, we saw a back and forth that saw Bathory narrowly escape each round with a victory. Now, looking ahead, Bathory wants to show his complete domination as champion and actually beat Reinikainen once more to hold on to the title but he will have a tough test in doing that as Reinikainen is known to be a relentless warrior and after his performance against Urameshi in early October, it is no wonder why this guy was the champion for so long. In this matchup that is expected to go the full distance, fight fans should expect a full mixed matchup as takedowns to clinches and all sorts of strikes will be thrown and landed in this one. Having the opportunity to connect with Bathory he shared how he looked forward to making Reinikainen bleed some more stating, "I want to make him bleed ah ah ah..." Bathorys gym mates have laughed at the possibility of anyone in the lightweight division stopping him and claim he is the best lightweight in the world and wont be stopped. When Reinikainen heard how Bathory looks to make him bleed he vocalized that it will be Bathory wiping his eyes after he cuts him open so many times. This championship match has all the makings of something great, and I think it will be much much closer than the last time these two squared off against one another. [3] Terranova vs Marceau [2] Lightweight Championship The middleweight division will potentially see the number one contender arise from this weekends war as Ciro "The Artichoke" Terranova (35-14) looks to once again dismantle the opponent who stands before him, this time, Jean-Claude Marceau (36-18). Former title challenger Marceau came up just short on his aim to reclaiming gold when he fought Ispaa Mfer. A sad realization for him that he wasn't going to be carrying Syn Silver that night, he looks ever intent on destroying his opponent. Ciro, who is currently on a four fight win streak himself, believes that he will once again walk away victorious and claim the top contender spot for the title. Facing a knockout artist like Marceau is certainly no walk in the park. Marceau who has beaten 33 of his 36 opponents by knockout knows he has it in him to knock out Terranova and make a firm statement that he deserves to stay at the pinnacle of the lightweight position. The reality of this match sees Terranova look to out strike and outmaneuver his opponent instead of standing and trading with him. We can also assume that Marceau will look to get on the inside and throw haymakers as soon as the opportunity arises. I met up with some of Marceaus fans who claim that Marcuea is on a path of vengeance and they truly believe that by Christmas time this man will become the champion of the Lightweight division. Terranova has won 11 of his last 13 rounds proving to opponents that he has what it takes to not only out score his opponents but he constantly finds a way to win. This match up is honestly my pick for fight of the night. SYN 849 Preview [C] Krison vs Sector [3] Welterweight Championship Herb Krison (39-20-1) aka "The Bison" makes his, rather quick return to the cage, this weekend as he looks to push another rising contender further down the ranks in Summa Sector (15-3). Sector, the former Odense Champion, is an absolute thriller when it comes to cage fighting with a hell bent strategy of knocking his opponents out, he will aim to mirror Durantos technical knockout victory over Krison a few fights back by finishing and snatching the title away. Reports have circulated that these two are definitely not friends and are quite eager to step in against one another to exchange shots. Krison, who is not primarily known for his knockout prowess will have to be sure to use his striking defense like never before because we have seen Sector land hellacious shots in as fast as five seconds of the first round. There is a point to be given to Krison in that, being primarily a point fighter, he will look to the past decision fights Sector has had and notice how those opponents managed to not get put in a daze like state. Krisons agility, mental toughness, and striking defense will be tested as never before when he meets the young Sector. Under the ever impressive Pablo, Sector has enjoyed a fourteen fight career victories and his only loss was a narrow one where had he won an additional round he would have walked away with that victory. Krison, is undoubtedly in the toughest fight for his title and he will have to utilize every aspect of his game to pull this one off! [2] Whymer vs Dionisy [3] Light Heavyweight Matchup Badr Al Din the champion of SYN sits comfortably at the top of the division as champion. Upon his new golden throne, he looks forward to watching two of the divisions top contenders battle it out for their shot at the SYN Silver before he meets Tong Po in a rematch on November 21st. Just Whymer (35-13-4) is one of the most exciting fighters we have seen in SYN in a long time. After his knockout loss to Tong Po a couple months back, he made his return to the cage in violent fashion when he knocked out his opponent, Jones, in the second round. Still at the top of the division he has accepted to take on one of the most fearsome light heavyweights around in Cereberus Dionisy (18-4) who has also recently lost to Tong Po by a head kick knockout. Dionisy, who is making his return to the cage after that vicious knockout, hopes to get back to his winning ways and capitalize on his chance to defeat Just Whymer. Being that both of these fighters have a combined 38 knockouts, fight fans can make a safe assumption that this fight will not go the distance. Both of these men know that no matter what happens next they would crave a shot at the SYN Silver or a revenge match with Tong Po and it may be both depending on who wins on the 21st. Whymer, who has already beaten Al Din twice believes that he not only has the capability to become champion once again but will be and so do his fans as they have crowded the media day chanting "Its Just Time"! Upon hearing this, Dionisy responded by saying, "Its Just time for him to retire, and Ill make sure of that." His coaches echoed that sentiment by assuring us that Cerberus would finish his opponent by the end of the second round at the latest. The confidence in both of these camps is unamtched. Edited November 4, 2021 by TycoonHec Added SYN 849 PREVIEW 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TycoonHec Posted November 4, 2021 Report Share Posted November 4, 2021 845 - Fall Brawl Hec: Branca did not just knockout his opponent in Sparxx but dominated him in both rounds knocking him down twice before finally putting him to sleep. With this win, Branca is now at the number two spot in the heavyweight division. What do you see next for Branca? Kishion: Branca had an amazing performance, he shall be taking on the winner of Steve vs Bee next. Winner of that clash will get a world title shot. Hec: Jay Simon vs Urameshi was to many fans surprise, a majority draw. How did you score this one and do you feel we will see something different in three weeks time? Kishion: Well im not sure if you heard but Jake Paul and Logan Paul actually got into a brawl with Kickboxing legend Nero La Croix and challanged him to a boxing match wjile the fight was going on. I had to difuse the situation and get security to escort them out so i missed the contest. As for 3 weeks from now i think we will see another 5 round war that can go either way. Hec: Heavy Rain pulled off an absolute stunner this past weekend in a jaw dropping knockout that saw Cruz Jr. lifeless for a few minutes. What do you envision is next for the 39 year old veteran? Kishion: Cruz Jr. shall be taking on fellow veteran Mark Kerr who is also coming off a disappointing Knockout loss and looking to bounce back. Hec: Duranto narrowly walked away from his match with a win tonight. HE is edging closer and closer to a title shot. Do you think he gets it soon or has a fight or two left before he gets there? Kishion: He definitely has a fight or two left before he gets there. Im not sure how much fans would want to see him fight for that title again. Hes 1-3 against Krison. SYN 846 Hec: Perhaps the most viscous moment of the night was when Knox knocked out Kerr. I like many others did not see that as an outcome and yet it happened. What does this knockout mean for Knox and where does it send Kerr? Kishion: Really? Im not suprised at all if im being honest, the kid is a monster and hes gonna be fighting for the title next. Kerr on the other hand will be taking on Cruz jr. Hec: Dany Crosby had tapped out in his match against Dong. Dong is now number one in his division and Crosby has fallen in the rankings. Do you think it is time for Crosby to hang up his gloves? Kishion: I dont see why it would be, his losses have all been too elite fighters. Two champions and the #1 contender at 170. I think he is ona run away from being champion again. Hec: Kenobi vs Williams was again a real close matchup. Is the reason Williams now fighting Shalit instead of Kenobi a third time because the division is not meant to be tied up this long between two guys? Kishion: Kenobi and Williams have already fought 3 times. This was the rubber match and Williams took it home. There is no need for a 4th fight. Also Kenobi has decided to move up to 145 and shall be fighting Sosa next. Hec: Kenobi vs Williams fight, no one really had Kenobi winning it and the aftermath of the fight really focused on the second round. One judge scored it even while the other two judges and the announcer scored it for Williams. What do you think the third judge saw in Kenobi to give him the nod for that round? Kishion: I mean it was a extremely close round, i can see how somebody had it even. Now if they scored it for Kenobi that would be a different story.... SYN 847 Hec: Two title fights and non stop moments of crowd pleasing action. Was this your favorite card of the night? Kishion: YES! And not for the title fights either, I had been waiting all weekend to see Edson Barbosa back in action. He had KO'd his 4 previous opponents and did not disappoint tonight. Hec: Al Din took everyone's breath away and the expected collision of champ vs champ when he snatched the belt from Tong Po. Why did Al Din ask for a rematch against Po? Kishion: He didnt, not quite sure where the rumor came from. I booked the rematch due to the fact that Po did the company a favor and stepped aside for the Mcnasty vs Kilo rematch and ended up losing his red panty might. Least i could do was give him a rematch. Hec: Girard vs Mfer for the middleweight title was undoubtedly one of the quickest and more aggressive fights of the weekend. When would you like to see Mfer to get back in the cage? Kishion: Not quite sure, its unlikely that he ever does. Mfer is most likely retired from this point forward. Hec: Rumor has it that Girard is fighting a Syn returnee in John C Reilly. If that fight ever does happen, how do you see that play out? Kishion: No real truth to that rumor whatsoever. Reilly needs a couple wins before we can talk about him fighting for the title. Ispa Murhaa shall be Girards next opponent. As for how I see it playing out, I need to see how much Reilly has improved since his last run in syn. Hes a year older and wiser so lets see how that translates to his game. 2 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Mannetosen Posted November 5, 2021 Report Share Posted November 5, 2021 Nobody reached out to Arzlan about anything. Arzlan would never want to make anyone bleed as he's notoriously anti-violence. Shame on you for lying, mr. Writer. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mrscorpion Posted November 8, 2021 Report Share Posted November 8, 2021 Official Rankings -Bantamweight- -Featherweight- Wayne Williams Do Ho Joy 1 - Yodsawan Sitsongrit ▲ 1 1 - Edson Bidon Barbosa 2 - Gemellus Axius ▲ 2 2 - Marcello Sosa ▲ 1 3 - Elazar Shalit ▼ 1 was #2 FW 3 - Obi Wan Kenobi ▼ 2 was #1 BW 4 - Night Crawler ▼ 1 4 - Jerry Azumah 5 - Killer Kidd ▲ 6 new signing 5 - Dick Caunt 6 - Juan Pique 6 - Brayden Point 7 - Vadim Golovkin ▼ 2 7 - Gorgon Patriot 8 - Otis Driftwood ▲ 1 8 - Aishah Bin Sari 9 - Takashi Yoshida ▲ 1 9 - Michael Manhandler ▲ 1 10 - Sergey Objedkov ▲ 1 10 - Sarfraz Ali ▲ 1 -Lightweight- -Welterweight- Artturi Reinikainen ▲ 1 Herb Krison 1 - Arzlan Bathory ▼ 1 1 - Long Hung Dong 2 - Domenico Mazziotti 2 - Roberto Duranto 3 - James Cole 3 - Dylan Peterson▲ 1 4 - Osiris Egyptian 4 - Dany Crosby ▲ 1 5 - Yusuke Urameshi 5 - Summa Sector ▼ 2 6 - Jay Simon 6 - Angus MacArthur li 7 - Dick Pawlik ▲ 1 7 - Ri Zaadha 8 - Sasha Beliy ▼ 1 8 - Valerio Bartoli 9 - Sao Alela ▲ 1 9 - Slammy Neckbreaker ▲ 2 10 - Tomoe Gozen ▲ 1 10 - Toussaint Bissainthe ▼ 1 -Middleweight- -Light Heavyweight- Gaultier Girard Badr Al Din 1 - Ispa Murhaa 1 - Tong Po 2 - Jean-Claude Marceau 2 - Cerberus Dionisy ▲ 1 3 - John C Reilly ▲ 1 3 - Just Whymer ▼ 1 4 - Ciro Terranova ▼ 1 4 - Julio Cruzeiro 5 - Serafim Lupei 5 - Mantak Garuda 6 - Latrobe Arundel 6 - Adils Hallbjornsson ▲ 5 new signing 7 - Hannu Karpo ▲ 4 7 - Arthur Pendragon ▼ 1 8 - Odchigin Khadan 8 - Joost Van Buren ▼ 1 9 - Cal Klos 9 - Don Bronson ▼ 1 10 - Matteo Boretti 10 - Aydan The Wandering Spirit ▼ 1 -Heavyweight- Kilo Maluga Pound-for-pound 1 - Yardbird Knox 1 - Kilo Maluga 2 - Joao Cajo Branca 2 - Herb Krison ▲ 2 3 - Yago Steve 3 - Badr Al Din ▼ 1 4 - Mark Kerr 4 - Artturi Reinikainen ▲ 7 5 - Heavy Rain 5 - Do Ho Joy 6 - Inspektor Bee 6 - Gaultier Girard 7 - Gary Sparxx 7 - Yardbird Knox 8 - Alexei Babinski ▲ 2 8 - Tong Po 9 - Jorge Cruz Jr ▼ 1 9 - Wayne Williams 10 - Felix Inarritu 10 - Edson Bidon Barbosa 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TycoonHec Posted November 12, 2021 Report Share Posted November 12, 2021 Maluga vs McNasty II Perhaps the most anticipated match in our history, the number one pound for pound fighter in the world, Kilo "Bloodbath" Maluga (28-7) gives a rematch to probably his greatest foe and most dangerous opponent, Mister "White Tyson" McNasty (38-16). The two heavyweights met once before in a five round fight that saw McNasty punish Kilo for four of those rounds. In the first round the game plan of McNasty was to force Kilo into the clinch and slice him open. He had done just that. Despite his strong desire to force the fight into the clinch, his success was not found there as much as it was found at striking range landing over 50 punches to the head of Kilo. He aimed to be the more aggressive of the two and head hunted to the best of his ability. McNasty was three minutes from the final bell and being declared the new champion of the world until Kilo landed the sot that sent McNasty flying sideways to the mat. For a brief moment the eyes of McNasty rolled in the back of his head. His head bouncing off the canvas is what many believe had made him wake back up. Then, in the craziest turn of events, Maluga who was rushing into to finish McNasty saw something that no one else saw. McNasty was smiling at the bloody face of Maluga and the smile forced what many thought to be a gamble on Maluga and he put it all on the line...Moments later McNasty was all over the place and the the referee had stepped into stop the fight just minutes shy of us having a new champion. Arguably one of the hardest fights in both men's careers was the one they shared that epic night. With McNasty walking away from SYN without the belt, his manager decided he should try a new organization out and see how he would fair there. To no surprise, McNasty had gone on a four fight win streak and is the Combate champion of the world. While Maluga stayed at Syn and beat three other men to continue being the force we know as BloodBath! Since they last met up, the two men have a combined 7-0 record with all of their fights ending by knockout. McNasty forcing each of his opponents in the clinch and knocking them out in the second round where as Maluga defeated two of his three opponents in the clinch. The fight should see both men desire to be the main aggressor in the clinch while at the same time not being the one having their back on the cage. To do that, I imagine from the sound of the very first bell you will see both men come out with high aggression. Neither fighter wants to have their back on the cage against their opponent this weekend knowing full well how it only takes a few moments before the fight can be all over. We know Kilo has the ability to finish McNasty, we have seen it. We also know that McNasty, from what we remember, has the ability and pace to beat Kilo round after round. The real question is, what happens when they meet again? Was it a fluke that Kilo landed that right hook? Was it just a lucky shot that sent him flying sideways? Was it an early stoppage by the referee who was actually paid off to ensure that Maluga would retain the title? On the other side of the coin, was Kilo not himself that night due to the sickness he was dealing with? Was he not as strong and technical as he usually was due to the shorter preparation time and quick turn around? These questions will be all answered as the Heavyweight Champion of both Syn and his arch rival the Heavyweight Champion from Combate come head to head for a second time within just a few months. The time for vengeance is finally upon us. The two fighters who hate each other so fiercely get to meet inside that glorious SYN Cage once more in what should be the most epic showdown in Heavyweight History. Friends, from the moment the bell sounds, I can promise you both men will be head hunting until finally one of the fighters is completely unconscious. 4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bjornmma1 Posted November 13, 2021 Report Share Posted November 13, 2021 "Mitrailleuse Saint" Domenico Mazziotti I didn't sign up to be a fighter to be in such boring tag matches. The guy has great KO-power but instead comes to throw pillows and dance for the judges. Bueeeek. Might very well have been my last 'fight', I don't find any joy in such dance-affairs. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bjornmma1 Posted November 13, 2021 Report Share Posted November 13, 2021 11 hours ago, TycoonHec said: Maluga vs McNasty II Perhaps the most anticipated match in our history, the number one pound for pound fighter in the world, Kilo "Bloodbath" Maluga (28-7) gives a rematch to probably his greatest foe and most dangerous opponent, Mister "White Tyson" McNasty (38-16). The two heavyweights met once before in a five round fight that saw McNasty punish Kilo for four of those rounds. In the first round the game plan of McNasty was to force Kilo into the clinch and slice him open. He had done just that. Despite his strong desire to force the fight into the clinch, his success was not found there as much as it was found at striking range landing over 50 punches to the head of Kilo. He aimed to be the more aggressive of the two and head hunted to the best of his ability. McNasty was three minutes from the final bell and being declared the new champion of the world until Kilo landed the sot that sent McNasty flying sideways to the mat. For a brief moment the eyes of McNasty rolled in the back of his head. His head bouncing off the canvas is what many believe had made him wake back up. Then, in the craziest turn of events, Maluga who was rushing into to finish McNasty saw something that no one else saw. McNasty was smiling at the bloody face of Maluga and the smile forced what many thought to be a gamble on Maluga and he put it all on the line...Moments later McNasty was all over the place and the the referee had stepped into stop the fight just minutes shy of us having a new champion. Arguably one of the hardest fights in both men's careers was the one they shared that epic night. With McNasty walking away from SYN without the belt, his manager decided he should try a new organization out and see how he would fair there. To no surprise, McNasty had gone on a four fight win streak and is the Combate champion of the world. While Maluga stayed at Syn and beat three other men to continue being the force we know as BloodBath! Since they last met up, the two men have a combined 7-0 record with all of their fights ending by knockout. McNasty forcing each of his opponents in the clinch and knocking them out in the second round where as Maluga defeated two of his three opponents in the clinch. The fight should see both men desire to be the main aggressor in the clinch while at the same time not being the one having their back on the cage. To do that, I imagine from the sound of the very first bell you will see both men come out with high aggression. Neither fighter wants to have their back on the cage against their opponent this weekend knowing full well how it only takes a few moments before the fight can be all over. We know Kilo has the ability to finish McNasty, we have seen it. We also know that McNasty, from what we remember, has the ability and pace to beat Kilo round after round. The real question is, what happens when they meet again? Was it a fluke that Kilo landed that right hook? Was it just a lucky shot that sent him flying sideways? Was it an early stoppage by the referee who was actually paid off to ensure that Maluga would retain the title? On the other side of the coin, was Kilo not himself that night due to the sickness he was dealing with? Was he not as strong and technical as he usually was due to the shorter preparation time and quick turn around? These questions will be all answered as the Heavyweight Champion of both Syn and his arch rival the Heavyweight Champion from Combate come head to head for a second time within just a few months. The time for vengeance is finally upon us. The two fighters who hate each other so fiercely get to meet inside that glorious SYN Cage once more in what should be the most epic showdown in Heavyweight History. Friends, from the moment the bell sounds, I can promise you both men will be head hunting until finally one of the fighters is completely unconscious. Mister "White Tyson" McNasty 38-16-1 8 p4p Just want to make clear that I do respect Kilo as a fighter, just not as a 'human being'. He is dirt, speaks out of his ass and largely overestimates his own value in the sport. He would get my vote for fighter of the year, probably even if I beat him this weekend. As a fighter, he has great heart, chin and KO-power, things I can really appreciate in an opponent. He bleeds, digs deep and doesn't give up. I can only respect that. What I plan on doing this time to get a hopefully different result you ask? Don't know. I feel like the underdog and don't mind that, nor do I want to use it as an excuse. I feel like Kilo will never be the guy to try and outpoint me, he will be looking for a brutal finish. I have more scenarios that benefit me: stylish striking, clinchrape, make it ugly, or even go headhunting. That said, his scenario (KO-ing) is just 'easier' and more likely probably. Honestly, I don't know yet what I'll do and likely the feeling of the day will determine it. It might be a bad choice or a really good one, but no matter what, I'll live up to my decision and won't make any excuses. May the best man win! No sorry, scrap that. May the best fighter win! 4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
igorbyhenikov Posted November 13, 2021 Report Share Posted November 13, 2021 Igor Byhenikov MMA Analyst I think McNasty is technically better fighter but i have doubts about his mental strength and gameplan. Will he crumble under the pressure? Prediction: Kilo Maluga by KO 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bjornmma1 Posted November 13, 2021 Report Share Posted November 13, 2021 25 minutes ago, igorbyhenikov said: Igor Byhenikov MMA Analyst I think McNasty is technically better fighter but i have doubts about his mental strength and gameplan. Will he crumble under the pressure? Prediction: Kilo Maluga by KO Mister "White Tyson" McNasty 38-16-1 8 p4p Fair assesment. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Icon73 Posted November 13, 2021 Report Share Posted November 13, 2021 2 hours ago, igorbyhenikov said: Igor Byhenikov MMA Analyst I think McNasty is technically better fighter but i have doubts about his mental strength and gameplan. Will he crumble under the pressure? Prediction: Kilo Maluga by KO Fuuuuuuuck Kilo is gonna lose 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rambo Posted November 14, 2021 Report Share Posted November 14, 2021 5 hours ago, igorbyhenikov said: Igor Byhenikov MMA Analyst I think McNasty is technically better fighter but i have doubts about his mental strength and gameplan. Will he crumble under the pressure? Prediction: Kilo Maluga by KO Kilo has doubts about Igor's ability to maintain an erection. 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rambo Posted November 14, 2021 Report Share Posted November 14, 2021 15 hours ago, bjornmma1 said: Mister "White Tyson" McNasty 38-16-1 8 p4p Just want to make clear that I do respect Kilo as a fighter, just not as a 'human being'. He is dirt, speaks out of his ass and largely overestimates his own value in the sport. He would get my vote for fighter of the year, probably even if I beat him this weekend. As a fighter, he has great heart, chin and KO-power, things I can really appreciate in an opponent. He bleeds, digs deep and doesn't give up. I can only respect that. What I plan on doing this time to get a hopefully different result you ask? Don't know. I feel like the underdog and don't mind that, nor do I want to use it as an excuse. I feel like Kilo will never be the guy to try and outpoint me, he will be looking for a brutal finish. I have more scenarios that benefit me: stylish striking, clinchrape, make it ugly, or even go headhunting. That said, his scenario (KO-ing) is just 'easier' and more likely probably. Honestly, I don't know yet what I'll do and likely the feeling of the day will determine it. It might be a bad choice or a really good one, but no matter what, I'll live up to my decision and won't make any excuses. May the best man win! No sorry, scrap that. May the best fighter win! Just Bleed Gods demand blood. We invite you to clinch rape. Your funeral. You'll wake up sore, ass in the air, half-way to Liberia in the hull of a shanty boat. But that won't be parsley in your mouth, it'll be your whitey tighties gaggin' you. Good luck little man. 8 points of contact incoming kung fu panda style. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Alfred Posted November 14, 2021 Report Share Posted November 14, 2021 Vunipola Veainu "Who's this fake island Kilo ta'e? Time to face the power of a real Island boy" 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bjornmma1 Posted November 14, 2021 Report Share Posted November 14, 2021 4 hours ago, Rambo said: Just Bleed Gods demand blood. We invite you to clinch rape. Your funeral. You'll wake up sore, ass in the air, half-way to Liberia in the hull of a shanty boat. But that won't be parsley in your mouth, it'll be your whitey tighties gaggin' you. Good luck little man. 8 points of contact incoming kung fu panda style. Mister "White Tyson" McNasty 38-16-1 8 p4p Make it a clinchfight and you'll weep blood and tears, so be my guest big boy. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rambo Posted November 14, 2021 Report Share Posted November 14, 2021 8 hours ago, bjornmma1 said: Mister "White Tyson" McNasty 38-16-1 8 p4p Make it a clinchfight and you'll weep blood and tears, so be my guest big boy. Maybe we'll let you pick your poison again ?? 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bjornmma1 Posted November 14, 2021 Report Share Posted November 14, 2021 23 minutes ago, Rambo said: Maybe we'll let you pick your poison again ?? Mister "White Tyson" McNasty 38-16-1 8 p4p Come hug (and bleed)! ? 3 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
mrscorpion Posted November 15, 2021 Report Share Posted November 15, 2021 Official Rankings -Bantamweight- -Featherweight- Wayne Williams Edson Bidon Barbosa ▲ 1 SYN 3-1-0 SYN 13-4-0 1 - Yodsawan Sitsongrit SYN 5-2-0 1 - Do Ho Joy ▼ 1 SYN 2-2-0 2 - Gemellus Axius SYN 7-2-0 2 - Marcello Sosa SYN 1-1-0 3 - Elazar Shalit SYN 3-3-0 3 - Obi Wan Kenobi SYN 3-1-0 4 - Night Crawler SYN 3-1-0 4 - Aishah Bin Sari ▲ 4 SYN 2-2-0 6 - Juan Pique SYN 2-1-0 6 - Dick Caunt ▼ 1 SYN 2-2-0 7 - Vadim Golovkin SYN 2-4-0 7 - Middle Finger ▲ 4 SYN 0-0-0 from CMMA 8 - Otis Driftwood SYN 0-2-0 8 - Jerry Azumah ▼ 4 SYN 8-7-0 9 - Takashi Yoshida SYN 2-1-0 9 - Gorgon Patriot ▼ 2 SYN 0-1-010 - Sergey Objedkov SYN 2-3-0 10 - Michael Manhandler ▼ 1 SYN 2-0-1 -Lightweight- -Welterweight- Artturi Reinikainen SYN 3-1-0 Herb Krison SYN 4-1-0 1 - Arzlan Bathory SYN 4-1-0 1 - Roberto Duranto ▲ 1 SYN 4-1-0 2 - James Cole ▲ 1 SYN 5-0-0 2 - Dylan Peterson ▲ 1 SYN 5-1-0 3 - Domenico Mazziotti ▼ 1 SYN 4-3-0 3 - Long Hung Dong ▼ 2 SYN 5-1-0 4 - Osiris Egyptian SYN 2-2-0 4 - Dany Crosby SYN 13-4-0 5 - Yusuke Urameshi SYN 3-2-1 5 - Summa Sector SYN 2-2-0 6 - Jay Simon SYN 1-2-1 6 - Ri Zaadha ▲ 1 SYN 10-6-1 7 - Dick Pawlik SYN 4-3-0 7 - Nick Graves ▲ 4 SYN 2-2-0 8 - Sasha Beliy SYN 5-3-0 8 - Angus MacArthur li ▼ 2 SYN 6-3-0 9 - Sao Alela SYN 1-2-0 9 - Valerio Bartoli ▼ 1 SYN 4-1-010 - Koichi Kamei ▲ 1 SYN 3-2-0 10 - Slammy Neckbreaker ▼ 1 SYN 7-4-0 -Middleweight- -Light Heavyweight- Gaultier Girard SYN 18-4-0 Badr Al Din SYN 13-6-0 1 - Ispa Murhaa SYN 1-0-0 1 - Tong Po SYN 4-1-0 2 - Jean-Claude Marceau SYN 3-1-0 2 - Cerberus Dionisy SYN 5-2-0 3 - Latrobe Arundel ▲ 3 SYN 1-3-0 3 - Arthur Pendragon ▲ 4 SYN 8-5-0 4 - John C Reilly ▼ 1 SYN 3-1-0 4 - Just Whymer ▼ 1 SYN 18-7-3 5 - Ciro Terranova ▼ 1 SYN 4-3-0 5 - Mantak Garuda SYN 7-4-1 6 - Serafim Lupei ▼ 1 SYN 2-1-0 6 - Adils Hallbjornsson SYN 0-0-0 7 - Hannu Karpo SYN 2-2-0 7 - Joost Van Buren ▲ 1 SYN 2-1-0 8 - Odchigin Khadan SYN 1-3-0 8 - Don Bronson ▲ 1 SYN 5-2-0 9 - Conrad Tama Ginty ▲ 2 SYN 2-1-0 9 - Joe Dinapoli ▲ 2 SYN 0-0-0 from CMMA 10 - White Privilege ▲ 1 SYN 1-1-0 10 - Julio Cruzeiro ▼ 6 SYN 2-2-0 -Heavyweight- Kilo Maluga SYN 19-3-0 Pound-for-pound 1 - Yardbird Knox SYN 7-2-0 1 - Kilo Maluga SYN 19-3-02 - Joao Cajo Branca SYN 12-6-0 2 - Herb Krison SYN 4-1-03 - Yago Steve SYN 4-0-0 3 - Edson Bidon Barbosa ▲ 7 SYN 15-5-04 - Mark Kerr SYN 23-18-0 4 - Badr Al Din ▼ 1 SYN 13-6-05 - Heavy Rain SYN 6-6-1 5 - Artturi Reinikainen ▼ 1 SYN 3-1-0 6 - Gary Sparxx ▲ 1 SYN 2-2-0 6 - Roberto Duranto ▲ 5 SYN 4-1-07 - Alexei Babinski ▲ 1 SYN 2-2-0 7 - Gaultier Girard ▼ 1 SYN 18-4-0 8 - Jorge Cruz Jr ▲ 1 SYN 11-8-0 8 - Yardbird Knox ▼ 1 SYN 7-2-09 - Inspektor Bee ▼ 3 SYN 4-2-0 9 - Tong Po ▼ 1 SYN 4-1-010 - Felix Inarritu SYN 3-1-0 10 - Wayne Williams ▼ 1 SYN 3-1-0*SYN fighter records: green = won last fight red = lost last fight purple = drew last fight 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rambo Posted November 15, 2021 Report Share Posted November 15, 2021 First fight no fluke, Kilo mops McNasty! Maluga cracks McNasty on the jaw with a powerful right hand and McNasty falls backwards against the cage. Maluga follows up with more strikes that drop McNasty to his knees. Maluga keeps the pressure on and the referee jumps in to save McNasty! This one is all over! Ladies and gentlemen, after 3:50 of round 1, we have a winner by way of TKO (Strikes). Kilo Maluga! Kilo "Bloodbath" Maluga 29-7-0 29 KNOCK OUTS #1 P4P After standard blood tribute was paid it was time to punish. I think, "I must break him". You should've won last fight little man? I make him bend the knee to his King. The Lion doesn't play with his prey twice. In all honestly, yes, I was offended by those who felt last win was anything less than beautifully timed violence. He said he dominated the fight but clearly is concussed after 3rd round knockdown. Doesn't remember crisp one two. I regret not kicking him in the head but I don't want to kick a dead corpse; I respect anybody brave enough to step in cage against me with those widdle T-Rex arms. I respect them even more when they do it twice. Good luck with career in future. Do I like the guy? No. That's why I smesh face and steal hype. My advice to him and his camp? Get on diet. Run on hamster wheel. Maybe try the vegan. Drop down a division or two. Or you can run back to B-Leagues to crush more tomato cans. P.S. enjoy the daffodils we sent to your hospital bed champ 5 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rambo Posted November 15, 2021 Report Share Posted November 15, 2021 On 11/13/2021 at 9:23 PM, Alfred said: Vunipola Veainu "Who's this fake island Kilo ta'e? Time to face the power of a real Island boy" Kilo "Bloodbath" Maluga 29-7-0 29 KNOCK OUTS #1 P4P "I see dollar signs, smell lots of tuna. Island boy with technique of caveman and skill equivalent to the Logan or James Paul, but the MMA version, and better looking. I am booked for title defense against another top ranked heavyweight but if you're the sacrificial lamb awaiting me next, then I accept. I believe in equal rights and equal opportunities. I will KO men, women, children, hims/hers/thems/its/theys/and islanders indiscriminately." 6 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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