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ICC 19: Yoshioka v Smith 2

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Main Event

Featherweight Championship

Satoru Yoshioka (8-0) VS. Ben Smith (7-1):

Headlining the final card of 2019 for ICC is a rematch for the 145lbs ICC crown. These two originally met at Fight Night 1, battling for the inaugural ICC 145lbs crown at the time. A Striker/Wrestler hybrid vs a submission specialist, this battle was rather exciting with Ben Smith taking round 1 on the scorecards, however Satoru Yoshioka showed his deadly skill set coming into the second round, catching Smith in one of his clinches and utilizing it to pull guard effortlessly, catching Smith in an Armbar to attain the 145lbs belt. Ben Smith, coming in on a 4 fight KO streak is looking to get the revenge he's wanted this entire time and dethrone the undefeated champion, Satoru, who is coming in on a stunning 8 fight winning streak, all by submission.

Co- Main Event

Light Heavyweight Championship

Keke Sonni (5-0) vs. Square Pants (5-0):

The Champion Keke Sonni is making his second title defense of the 205lbs crown after dominating Yuri Maltsev at ICC 10 to snatch the crown from the now former Light Heavyweight champ, doing the same at ICC 14 against GP Life to make his first successful title defense. Square Pants, after going 4-0 in The Island's QFC circuit, all 4 wins by vicious TKO, was signed to ICC and given the difficult task to debut against former 205lbs champ Yuri Maltsev at ICC Combat Night 10, only to shock the former champion by dominating him the first 2 rounds completely, winning the fight by Unanimous Decision.

Main Card Bout

Lightweight Championship

Wreak Havoc (7-0) vs. Ursher Baby (6-1):

This Lightweight title fight is riddled with controversy due to a clerical error that happened to both fighters on the same card. At ICC 18 Wreak Havoc defended his title against lightweight contender Joe Musashi, successfully beating him by KO in the 3rd round. However on the same card Ursher Baby was scheduled to fight Casey Ball for a title eliminator. Due to clerical error Ursher Baby and Casey Ball were scheduled to also fight with the title on the line. Wreak Havoc and his manager were rather confident when being offered the unification bout, will we see Ursher Baby unify the titles or will Wreak Havoc defend his title yet again?

Main Card Bout

Featherweight Bout

Jason Behar (7-1) vs. Lucio Domicio (5-1):

Jason Behar was the inaugural ICC 135lbs champion, vacating it after making his first defense to fight at 145. He made his 145 debut against Submission specialist Mai Pipi at ICC Combat NIght 4, winning by TKO and earning the title shot against current 145 king Satoru Yoshioka. Unfortunately Behar couldn't get it done at ICC 14, losing by submission nearly 2 minutes into round 1. He has since then bounced back with a win against Ryan Texas at ICC 17, hoping to continue that streak at ICC 19. Lucio Domicio on the otherhand is the 145 champion of now defunct Island Fight League. Before the organizations closure, the management couldn't find a single contender to dethrone the king and take his 0. His first loss wouldn't come until ICC 17 against 145 champ Satoru Yoshioka, losing an extremely close and competitive fight in the 3rd round by submission. He looks to bounce back at ICC 19.

Main Card Bout

Heavyweight Bout

Hamlet Loveridge (12-12) vs. Sarvar Yuldashev (5-3):

This is the fight to kick off the Main Card! In one corner we have a man who has been on The Island since the season started, a man who is down to fight anyone anywhere and his record definitely shows that, this man just loves the thrill of the fight, however he is on 3 fight losing streak in ICC after coming from the QFC circuit with a record of 12-9. And in the other corner we have a former title challenger and monster from Uzbekistan, this man started his career in ICC at ICC 6 stopping Girth Brooks with a vicious punch in round 1. He then went on to win his next 2 bouts which awarded him with a title shot against 265lbs champ at the time Tom Boaler, he unfortunately fell short in that bout and has gone on a 2 fight skid since that loss.

Preliminary Bouts

Rock Lee (2-1) vs. Jerry Jones (7-3) 135LBS

Yuri Maltsev (7-3) vs. Ovidio Kiran (5-0) 205LBS

Fathy Ahmad (4-7-1) vs. Ray Reaper (3-4-1) 135LBS

Ryan Texas (6-1) vs. Timothy Weenus (3-3) 145LBS

Pato Loco (1-1) vs. Rocky Balboa (1-0) 155LBS

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ICC 20: Harris vs. Jantan 3

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Main Event

Middleweight Championship

© Axel Harris (6-1) VS. Joseph Jantan (10-2):

The first Island Main Event of 2020! Axel Harris, the dominating King of 185 starts off 2020 by making his fourth defense of the title against a man he has bested before. Harris capped off his 2019 in ICC 5-0 with all wins coming by first round KO, even upsetting Evgeni Kozlov at ICC 6 to capture the Middleweight crown. He went on to defend his title with brutal KO's at ICC 9, ICC 16, and ICC 18. Joseph Jantan is coming into this bout with a 4 fight wining streak and an ICC record of 5-2. He has met Axel Harris twice already and once for the belt. Making his debut at ICC 3 and being upset by Harris by a first round KO, he went on to roll through Sir William Wallace in the Main Event of ICC 6 in the first round to earn a shot at the winner of Harris vs. Kozlov. He met the vicious Aussie once again in the Co-Main Event of ICC 9 only to once again be caught by some strikes by the thunder from down under in the very first round. He went on to win his next 4 fights by KO and a fight of the night brawl against Sheamus McShea at ICC Combat Night 10. Jantan believes he can execute his gameplan this time and that he has a smart counter to Harris' pressuring strikes.

Co- Main Event

Heavyweight Bout

Psycho Crusher (10-5) vs. Thomas Baba (8-3):

This Co-Main event is another rematch between two heavyweight knockout artists so don't blink, this one could be over in no time. Psycho Crusher came into ICC with a QFC record of 6-1, making his debut at ICC 5 for the inaugural Heavyweight Title against Charles Barboza and capturing the title in just 12 seconds by strikes. He then met the man he's facing tonight at ICC 8, falling short in the second round by TKO. He then lost his next two bouts by TKO via a Cut, losing his spot on the ICC roster temporarily. In this time he went 3-1 in QFC earning another shot in ICC, this will be his return fight. Thomas Baba is coming into this fight with two KO's in his last two fights, his last time out earning a KO of the night for his performance. Baba came into ICC with a 5-2 QFC record making his debut with a title shot against Psycho Crusher, stopping him in the second round to capture the Heavyweight belt. He then lost the belt at ICC 11 against Tom Boaler who submitted Baba within the first 2 minutes of the fight. Baba then went on to win his next two by KO.

Main Card Bout

Welterweight Bout

Gunnar Larsson (6-2) vs. Ramsay Tupper (2-3):

This next bout is a welterweight bout between a wrestler and an all around balanced fighter. Gunnar Larsson is a former two-time ICC champion and the inaugural Welterweight champ in ICC, he's had an incredible ICC career so far, losing his belt at ICC 9 in 49 seconds by making a vital mistake, being caught by a spinning backfist. After that loss he came back to beat Ferguson Bambangan by unanimous decision at ICC 12 to earn a shot at Phillip Haba at ICC 13. This time around he utilized his wrestling intelligently, taking the fight to the ground and finishing the fight in just under 2 minutes in round 1 by Kimura. He lost his first defense back to current Welterweight champion Ken Robinson so he's looking to get back into the win column here at ICC 20. Ramsay Tupper on the otherhand has had a mediocre ICC career one would say, but to look at his resume one would quickly realize his losses have all come by fighter that aren't slouches one bit. Tupper is coming into this bout as a heavy underdog just as he did his last bout against Markus Raffo, who he bested by a dominant unanimous decision. Tupper will be looking to get another win and upset the former champion.

Main Card Bout

Welterweight Bout

Thommy Harnick (5-1) vs. Quincy Fapple (5-1):

Yet another Welterweight bout on the main card, this one is between two strikers so expect fireworks and a war until the very end, and a possible knockout. Thommy Harnick is a former Lightweight who went on an absolute tear in the division with a 4 fight KO streak that led him to a title shot against the undefeated Lightweight champ Wreak Havoc at ICC 16, losing by unanimous decision. After this bout Harnick and his management agreed on a move up to Welterweight, making his divisional debut against monstrous prospect Kamaru Usman at ICC 18, winning by KO in round 2. Quincy Fapple is coming into this bout with a 4-0 ICC record and a completely dominant run in all 4 bouts which leads to one questioning why he hasn't earned his title shot yet. Well with this bout either man could get a shot at the title as Fapples dominant run started at his debut at ICC 2, and in his most recent bout, flat-lining former champion Phillip Haba in 1 round.

Main Card Bout

Super-Heavyweight Bout

Michae Balle (6-3) vs. Tiago Da Costa (6-2):

This is the fight to kick off the Main Card! A super heavyweight bout and rematch between two former champs! These two are opposite styles completely, a striker versus a submission artist. This is a classic bout that ended in a submission in their first time meeting. These two are both coming off of losses, looking to get back into the win column. Balle is the Inaugural Super-Heavyweight champion, defending it once at ICC Combat Night 4, only to lose it to Da Costa at ICC 12. He fell short in his last bout against Doug Slugs by an upsetting cut stoppage. Da Costa on the otherhand lost his belt immediately after at ICC Combat Night 10, so he is looking to work his way back to his gold.

Preliminary Bouts

Ronald McDonald (3-3) vs. Adel Kassib (3-2) 170LBS

Badiss Kassib (2-3) vs. Mai Pipi (3-5) 145LBS

Mikey Torres (3-3) vs. Denis Denisov (1-3) 135LBS

Gadi Gadi (2-3) vs. Julio Dean (4-6) 155LBS

Killer Bee (1-1) vs. Kimmo Kinnunen (0-1) 265+LBS

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ICC 21: Yoshioka vs. Tidd

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Main Event

Featherweight Championship

© Satoru Yoshioka (9-0) vs. © Joe Tidd (8-1):

The Main Event of the 4 title title fights on this card! And the Superfight this card is about! In this bout we got 5 rounds between the undefeated and undisputed 145 champion and the undisputed 135 champion. Satoru Yoshioka is coming in this bout making his sixth title defense against the 135 champion Joe Tidd, hoping to stop the 135 kings rise to two crowns and to bump his clean record to an astounding 10-0. The Featherweight king is an esteemed submission artist, a catch wrestler from Japan, this man is a brown belt in BJJ and it shows with all of his wins coming by the way of submission. He is currently the top fighter on the entire island. Joe Tidd, his opponent, is coming into this with only one loss to his record, but since starting his career 0-1 he's went on an 8 fight tear, mixing all types of finishes and wins under his belt as he became the 135 champ shortly after Jason Behar vacated the belt. Since then no one has been able to dethrone the champ and now he's coming for a second belt in the 145 division.

Co- Main Event

Welterweight Championship

© Ken Robinson (8-0) vs. Rick Ambe (8-4):

This Co-Main event of the 4 title bouts on the card! We have a Welterweight scrap for the belt between two men that have met once before. Ken, a submission artist, is coming into this making his second defense of the title after a Unanimous Decision at Combat Night 12 against Javier Pinales to defend it for the first time. These two have met once in Ken Robinson's MMA debut, Robinson taking the win by submission in under two minutes. Rick Ambe is a pressure wrestler, a man who utilizes wrestling and his powerful hands to get the victory, he comes into this bout fresh off a win against former Welterweight champ Phillip Haba, hoping to snatch the title from Robinson. Will Ambe use his wrestling is the big question to ask in this bout.

Main Card Bout

Lightweight Championship

© Wreak Havoc (8-0) vs. Ekkei Satori (5-0):

The second title bout on the card, and a lightweight brawl a few events in the making, this fight was originally supposed to take place at ICC 19 but due to the clerical error of the title bout before ICC 19, there was a change of plans of who would be fighting for the belt. Wreak Havoc came out of that bout the ultimate winner. Wreak Havoc is the ICC inaugural Lightweight champ making his sixth title defense. A Striker with an incredible wrestling background, Havoc comes into this bout with 4 KO's in the six title bouts he has been in. However do not blink because Ekkei Satori is a deadly striker with a just as impressive wrestling base to boot, 4 of his 5 wins coming by KO, this fight is surely going to be over in a matter of minutes and will be a war between the two. Who's going out first?

Main Card Bout

Light-Heavyweight Championship

© Keke Sonni (6-0) vs. Ovidio Kiran (6-0):

The first title fight on the card! This one is between light heavyweight strikers that are known for their power but most of all know for being excellent tacticians in the cage. Keke Sonni is the undefeated and undisputed champion coming into this bout making his third title defense. He's coming off of wins against former Champion Yuri Maltsev, GP Life, and Square Pants, hoping to keep his record squeaky clean and his belt nice and shiny by the end of the night. Ovidio Kiran is the king of decisions in ICC, tied for the record of decision wins with Ambe Ambe with 4 decision wins, Kiran comes into this bout, hoping to out point and tactically best the champion for the 205 crown. This fight is going to be a fun tactical fight for real MMA fans!

Main Card Bout

Middleweight Bout

Fuq Yall (4-0) vs. Island Fighter (6-1):

This is the fight to kick off the Main Card! A middleweight bout and possible title eliminator between two fiery prospects both clawing their way to the champ that is Joseph Jantan. Starting with Fuq Yall, a man with stones for hands, he is coming into this bout with a 4-0 record, all wins by the way of Knock Out. He made his debut at Combat Night 9 and put away his opponent Dallas Paige away in under two minutes, earning his shot at Island Fighter. Island Fighter is a former title challenger who has fought some of the best contenders the 185 division has to offer, only losing to the champion at the time Axel Harris. Fighter is looking to come back from the loss and earn another chance at the title, but Fuq Yall is standing in his way, wanting the same title shot. This one will be fireworks!

Preliminary Bouts

Lord Mammon (5-0) vs. Sheamus McShae (4-2) 185LBS

Samoa Joe Schilling (5-0) vs. Robert Leahy (7-1) 185LBS

Sarvar Yuldashev (6-3) vs. John Smith (4-0-1) 265LBS

Gumby Thirdleg (6-1) vs. Kamaru Usman (4-2) 170LBS

Pato Loco (2-1) vs. Casey Ball (0-1) 155LBS

[lotos]

Where's the fight promised to Harinck dude? Allowing these punks to have a rematch without even a word. I came up a division and missed fights to get this chance man!!

 

No word either. Yo just send me another fight offer without any mention of what and why I don;'t get the shot that was announced (above). So, I refused the fight. I assumed you had made a mistake as there was no explaination. Turns out you have given the last title fighters a rematch (despite there not being any plausible reason why there should be one; ie it wasn't close). So, you don't even really sound like a give a shit in your reply when u say sorry "nothing I can do. The loser asked for a rematch and the winner accepted." Like it's completely out of your hands.

 

You screwed me on the logo and you are getting your way again you punk arse mo fo!!!

 

Have some decency man!!

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Where's the fight promised to Harinck dude? Allowing these punks to have a rematch without even a word. I came up a division and missed fights to get this chance man!!

 

No word either. Yo just send me another fight offer without any mention of what and why I don;'t get the shot that was announced (above). So, I refused the fight. I assumed you had made a mistake as there was no explaination. Turns out you have given the last title fighters a rematch (despite there not being any plausible reason why there should be one; ie it wasn't close). So, you don't even really sound like a give a shit in your reply when u say sorry "nothing I can do. The loser asked for a rematch and the winner accepted." Like it's completely out of your hands.

 

You screwed me on the logo and you are getting your way again you punk arse mo fo!!!

 

Have some decency man!!

Actually I didnt screw you out of the logo. I paid you the 3 months VIP I promised and even offered to give you more money in game ontop of that but we clearly misunderstood each other and you told me to forget it after I already sent you the VIP. But go off.

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Ok well thanks for resolving the situation. I appreciate that you have made the effort now Dillo.

 

But you said and I have the screenshot somewhere if u want me to drag it out.

I don't want to drag back the past or smear this all over the place, so I will leave it at that.

 

You may have made a mistake so I give you the benefit of the doubt. But you did say you would and you didn't, so there seems to be a repeating pattern.

[lotos]

...And sorry for not taking this down when you rearranged the fight situation. I went to remove or amend my initial message. You resolved it and without any further delay which is great. So, look I don't mind eating my words if you genuinely believe you wrote 10$ inistead of 30$ twice. Afterall, you did make a payment...

 

Just no one wants to be messed around. I've heard "it's only a game" a couple of times during my exptensive time playing and it's always straight after said person has just said or done something they wouldn't do or say in person. So, to me it's just a matter of having some decency and respect for others, as although it is 'just a game' these players are actually people.

 

Afterall you got the fight happening now, so I respect that.

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...And sorry for not taking this down when you rearranged the fight situation. I went to remove or amend my initial message. You resolved it and without any further delay which is great. So, look I don't mind eating my words if you genuinely believe you wrote 10$ inistead of 30$ twice. Afterall, you did make a payment...

 

Just no one wants to be messed around. I've heard "it's only a game" a couple of times during my exptensive time playing and it's always straight after said person has just said or done something they wouldn't do or say in person. So, to me it's just a matter of having some decency and respect for others, as although it is 'just a game' these players are actually people.

 

Afterall you got the fight happening now, so I respect that.

I said 3 months VIP, and you agreed. 3 months VIP is around 10 dollars here (closer to 15 with taxes because Canada and exchange rate) I dont know how much 3 months VIP is where you are but that's the exact deal I gave. I even offered I think like 200k ontop of it and you said no because the 3 months VIP was more than enough so I was okay with it. I tried compensating you more when you weren't happy with the payment and you told me to forget it so I did. And I understand that you've heard "it's just a game" more than enough times and if it was for your GFX services then that's just wrong because you're putting physical effort into it. But this was literally a fight, in a game, hence why I said it's just a game. But yes. Enjoy your scrap and good luck.