slick.nik

I have a custom avatar I would like to use. I saved it and uploaded it and submitted it through the system and it said I would have to wait for the Admins approval. Its been about 8 hours and I've got nothing back yet Am I doing it wrong? Or is there another way I should be doing it?

I'm a VIP manager like many others. So when I create fighters I always choose older fighters preferably 25 year olds because you get more value from them for being older. But I always see 16 and 17 year old fighters and their values are considerably a lot less. Are there any perks for having younger fighters?

Awesome! Thanks guys. You guys are great!

It influences boxing more. But the better your MT is the more effective the punches are and the fighter will stay in the clinch longer.

Thanks. I will try that to see if it works

UFC Featherweight Champion Jose Aldo is talking and is almost positive about moving up a weight class to Lightweight to fight Champion Anthony Pettis for the Lightweight Title. Which ulitimately leaves the Featherweight Title vacated in the 145 pound division. The rankings of the top 5 go Champion Jose Also, Chad Mendes, Frankie Edgar, Ricardo Lamas, Cub Swanson and Chan Sung Jung. The obvious answer to me would be Mendes and Edgar for the vacated title. But they want to have Mendes and Swanson for the title. Do any of you guys agree with the UFC's choice to have Chad Mendes and Cub Swanson fight for the title. Or do you think it should go according to the rank structure with Chad Mendes and Frankie Edgar?

I have a fighter who is a Featherweight and I want to move him up to Lightweight. I know there is a way to increase and decrease the weight of a fighter. But I dont know how to do it properly. Does anyone know of the proper way to increase a fighters weight and maintain it at a different weight class?

For any fighters based in Montreal, I own the Blackzilians Fighting Gym (3007) Any experienced fighters or any up and coming fighters needing a good gym and at a great price you are more than welcome!

Just a general question to you guys wanting ot know your opinions... I'm a VP of an Organization doing a write up for one of our upcoming cards and I was wondering how great it would be to have two of the best champions in the organization to go head-to-head to see who is the best? So do you think MMA Tycoon should implement a Super Fight between champions of different divisions to increase hype or to prove who's the best champion? Comment on your views!

Would just like some different views on this... I know they've recently added to additions of options and sliders to the fighter page. In real world MMA, fighters engage in submissions from the clinch such as flying armbars, standing guillotine's, etc. Do you think they should have a submission sliders from the clinch in MMA Tycoon? Please let me know your thoughts!

I try to talk to the Org President and its happened twice since I've started playing. But I have them go hard no matter what.

I know sometimes some of your fighters end up being contracted in the same organization. And then by some act of God they have to fight one another. Does anyone favor one fighter over another another and allow the one fighter to win? Or do you set them to go into battle and duke it out and have the best fighter win?

I had a fighter who wa 3-0 fighting in QFC fights doing really good in all of his fights. I had him waiting on the waiting list in the QFC for a few days and then I thought, "There are fighters in his weight class in Rio. I have enough money. I should fly him there to fight." This turned into a goose chase around the world paying money and getting wins with my fighter. Was I going out of my way to get wins? Or was this a good strategy?

I guess the angry rant is over. It definitely still made my day tho! Still laughing!

Here's my favorite fighters: 1. Urijah Faber: Lighter weight classes are always high pace and exciting to see fight. He keeps a relentless pace and works hard. Even though he's lost all title shots since '08 he's a phenom in the lighter divisions 2. Alistair Overeem: Even though he hasn't had that good of luck in the UFC, he's due for a good run. He was amazing in Strikeforce, Pride and even in K1. He may be having a tough time but I believe he will be on fire soon. 3. Bobby Lashley: Liked the transition from wrestler to fighter. And ever since he started fighting, he has been an absolute beast! 4. Vitor Belfort- He's a great stand up fighter and can knock people out with his fists as well as kicks. And has great BJJ skills but prefers stand up 5. Dan Hardy- Even though he is inactive dealing with heart complications, he has a lot of guts and never backs down from a challenge.