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Has anyone put their hand up to run the org? Maybe you could do it?

For me, the two best and easiest options, if you're wanting to win quickly with 25 year olds (This is only for beginners looking to win early fights in QFC, or be successfully quickly in ID restricted orgs) and that is the Clinch Warrior or the Takedown Specialist Clinching is this game is completely unrealistic to real life but very effective to utilise in this game. If you create a clinch heavy fighter, with strength, he will feast on weaker 18 year olds and spreaders (fighters with their skills spread out) The Takedown Specialist has an early advantage against pretty much all Standup creations, as there isnt enough points to cover standup skills and grappling, sacrifices have to be made, and for standup fighters that is on the ground. NOTE: the below is only what has worked for me, I know of managers who are much more succesfull than me and do it different - Im not sure exactly how they do it but I know this works. Clinch Warrior Boxing - 110 Muay Thai - 1 Wrestling - 59 BJJ - 1 Skills: Punches - 110 Kicks - 1 Standing Elbows - 1 Knees - 1 Clinchwork - 110 Striking Defense - 110 Ground n Pound - 1 Takedown Offense - 1 Takedown Defense - 110 Submissions - 1 Defensive Grappling - 59 Transitions - 1 Escapes - 1 Physical Attributes: Agility - 60 Flexibility - 1 Speed - 50 Strength - 40 Conditioning (min 10) - 70 Balance - 39 Feel free to play around with the physicals. I start with not much strenght because that is very easy to improve in training. I'll train Strength until it gets to at least 60 before I take my first fight - strength is important in the clinch. The Con for this build is of course if they get taken down by a submission fighter. I would also not recommend clinching with BJJ guys as they often are able to pullguard from clinch to get the fight to the ground. In this case you gameplan to keep the fight on the feet where your fighter will have the advantage.   TakeDown Specialist   Boxing - 1 Muay Thai - 1 Wrestling - 100 BJJ - 79 Skills: Punches - 1 Kicks - 1 Standing Elbows - 1 Knees - 1 Clinchwork - 60 Striking Defense - 60 Ground n Pound - 1 Takedown Offense - 110 Takedown Defense - 1 Submissions - 110 Defensive Grappling - 70 Transitions - 70 Escapes - 1 Physical Attributes: Agility - 40 Flexibility - 39 Speed - 60 Strength - 40 Conditioning (min 10) - 60 Balance - 30 I'll play around and toggle between Subs and GNP - personal preference really, the main thing is having strong takedowns - although i do like to have a strong Sub game for times where my fighter has to pullguard. With physicals its important to have speed for takedowns, sometimes i'll go with less flexibility and add it to speed. I'll train strength up to at least 50-60 before taking first fight, and continue to train it alongside cardio. You'll want to be very aggressive with this fighter, getting the takedown before he gets punched in the face. I'll set take downs sliders somehwere between 50-80% aggression. The rest of the time you want him trying to clinch. In the clinch be aggressive looking for takedowns mainly, but some pulling guard is good too, you just want the fight on the ground. The Con with this build is coming up against a pure BJJ specialist, which is rare but sometimes does happen.  My numbers may be off a little but you get the idea. I've had plenty of these guys (particular grapplers) win titles in restricted orgs.  Depending on what you want to achieve, you may just use these guys to win some QFC fights to boost your manager ranking - which will allow you a better opportunity to pick up Free Agents. - Note: I think you can only win 4 QFC fights before the fighter is thrown to the harder level 2 QFC fights - this is where you can cut your fighter and do it all over again with a new one. I will put the caveat out there that I am by no means an expert at MMA Tycoon - happy for the seasoned vets to correct/add more to this. I do feel i have this early part of the game relatively figured out and has worked well for me in the past.  I also just wanted to share a few quick tips for beginners as it is very hard starting early on. Hope this helps    

Thx for nothing, never had an org. treat a high-level fighter like this in all my time playing. 

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