Budokai Fighting Federation - Official Media Thread

TJMitchell · August 3, 2019

Careful using cellular data in Sweden mate. It might tunnel back to a Canadian IP and cost you a fortune..

imcool · August 3, 2019

Careful using cellular data in Sweden mate. It might tunnel back to a Canadian IP and cost you a fortune..

:owned:

Monsieur.Camara · August 4, 2019

Don’t quite understand the comments above. If it’s because I’m using Canadian roam like home instead of Swedish wi-fi it’s very simple, I dont pay for my stuff so why connect on and off to forest northern Swedish wi-fi.

We ended up going to a club called Rustique by the water tonight and it was a fucking blast. Didn’t get laid lol instead ended up going to eat chicken burgers at some Max Burger joint with the coaches and just talking all night. Can’t really sleep and last day of training is tomorrow, our host is heading to Uzbekistan (sp) in a few hours with his cadets for the worlds championship. I wish I could go watch, it’s a much shorter flight with one stop in Moscow than the trip here.

I might connect to the wi-fi here just to piss TJ off in a few hours but he must promise to confirm lol.

All in all it has been a sick trip, next year we gonna do a week here and another in Oslo. Don’t think I could move to Sweden as I’m not a big fan of the food here and after cutting weight and watching my diet since I can remember I’d like to get fat after my career and eat everything I’ve always kept myself from eating.

I’ve also only seen like 2 black people in this city, it’s kinda weird lol.

On topic Trump is making America great again thanks for the opportunity Rei to hold belts in 2 different orgs, the Donald and a few of my killers are getting closer to that #1 spot

TJMitchell · August 4, 2019

Well if you don't pay for it then all is good Jude. Just didn't want you getting a nasty surprise

Monsieur.Camara · August 4, 2019

Oh ok thanks for caring. Fuck the wifi at the hockey arena next door is fast, should have used this shit more often.

I don’t even care about getting laid in Sweden anymore, all I want is this day to end so I can sleep on 3 planes + 2 airports on my way back to Canada.

Trump would grab me by the pussy if he saw me complaining about completing day 5 of camp on 3 hours sleep.

I’m gonna puke at some point this morning.

jjsquirrel · August 13, 2019

Oh, MacNamara vs Lapierre, that's one exiting fight you got booked there.

ClubberWinger · August 13, 2019

Oh, MacNamara vs Lapierre, that's one exiting fight you got booked there.

Rei · August 17, 2019

Appologies for not being able to format it properly just now, but it's 2am and I'm on mobile.

The final round of the historic Twin Crown tournament takes place on August 17th. The winners of each of the final bouts will receive a title shot against Bantamweight champion Seamus Macnamara or Middleweight champion Caesar El Toro Jr. The Final round will also feature a bronze match, Now, a look at the bantamweights:

Bronze Match

“The Prospector” My Time (7-1) vs Hratch Tzien (2-2)

The breakdown-

Hometown: Atlin, BC, Canada ------ Kadwan, Burma

Fighting out of: London ------ Las Vegas

Age: 22 ----- 22

Height: 176 cm ------ 170 cm

Specialty: Muay Thai ----- Muay Thai

My Time suffered his first career loss last round against Disco Kid, via submission in the second round. However, Time remains a dangerous prospect. Heavy Handed and having never been rocked before, he has six KO victories to his name.

Tzien is 2-2 in Budokai, losing his last fight via decision to Angostura. Tzien is still an inexperienced fighter but has a great chin and has a high fight IQ. He is a Muay Thai specialist but has also shown skill on the ground, with one of his wins coming via submission.

Now, for the Twin Crown Bantamweight final-

Disco Kid (13-5) vs “The Boss” Motoso Angostura (9-4-1)

The breakdown-

Hometown: New York, United States ------- Bucaaramanga, Colombia

Fighting out of: London ------ Los Angeles

Age: 24 ------- 24

Height: 164 cm ------ 170 cm

Specialty: Wrestling ------- Boxing

Disco Kid has steamrolled through the Twin Crown tournament, with two second round submission victories. Kid has lost twice to current champion Macnamara, but has dominated almost the entire bantamweight division, with a 6-3 record in Budokai thus far.

The Boss won both of his previous fights in the tournament via decision. The Boss is 9-3-1 in Budokai, with two of those losses coming to Macnamara. Motoso is a former bantamweight champion, and has eight decision victories. Motoso is always the favorite when the fight goes to the judges.

Now, for the Middleweights:

Bronze Match

Ikemba Onazi (4-2) vs Luiz Franca (11-6)

The breakdown-

Hometown: Awka, Senegal ------- Sao Paulo, Brazil

Fighting out of: Las Vegas ------ Sydney

Age: 21 ------ 31

Height: 193 cm ------ 188 cm

Specialty: Muay Thai ------ Wrestling

Onazi lost against Max Chaos via TKO, but has three submission victories to his name, and is always looking to drag his opponent to the ground for some ground and pound. Onazi looks to get another Submission of the night bonus to his name with this fight.

Franca is the oldest fighter in the tournament. At 11-6, most of his victories have come via submission. However, he was submitted last round for the second time in his career. Franca has five submission of the night awards to his name.

For the Twin Crown Middleweight final-

Max “Captain” Chaos (14-5) vs John “Johnny” Lawrence (9-2)

The breakdown-

Hometown: Sydney, Australia ------ Los Angeles, United States

Fighting out of: London ------ Las Vegas

Age: 24 ------- 22

Height: 180 cm ------ 180 cm

Specialty: Wrestling ------ BJJ

Captain Chaos has been on a terror, winning his last three fights in a row. He is a former IXF champion, and also competed for a belt in MMAHelsinki. Under new management, he has won 3 out of his last 4 fights. He is a threat on the feet and on the ground, with four KO victories and seven submission victories.

Johnny Lawrence has only one loss in Budokai, a decision loss to Jesse James. Lawrence has been dominant in Budokai, with a 5-1 record. All nine of his wins have come via submission, most commonly via Guillotine. He has won submission of the night in both of the previous rounds of the twin crown tournament. Chaos will be his toughest opponent yet, as Chaos is someone that can match his ground abilities.

Now, for the rest of the card-

Light Heavyweight bout

Roy “Full Tank” Gaston (8-8) vs Abdullah “KrAzEE” Zaire (0-1)

The breakdown-

Hometown: Pittsburg, United States ------ New Dehli, India

Fighting out of: Las Vegas ------ Los Angeles

Age: 24 ------ 22

Height: 188 cm ------ 189 cm

Specialty: Muay Thai ------ Muay Thai

Gaston is a long time Budokai veteran, having 13 fights within the organization. He has proven his aptitude as an all around fighter, with 3 TKO and 4 submission victories, as well as one decision victory. Gaston has won 2 out of his last three.

Zaire is making his promotional debut. He lost his debut via submission. However, “KrAzEE” has been tearing it up in the gym ever since, and has become a serious Muay Thai and BJJ practitioner since. His manager says he has a Granite Chin, and has some solid power behind his fists.

Featherweight bout-

AB Positive (9-4) vs Henry “The Taco Bell Strangler” Wallace (9-10)

The breakdown-

Hometown: Durweze, Turkmenistan ------ Barnwell, United States

Fighting out of: St. Petersberg ------ Tokyo

Age: 30 ------ 24

Height: 172 cm ------ 177 cm

Specialty: Muay Thai ------- Boxing

Positive is a former Budokai champion, having won the belt twice. However, Positive is one for his last four. Positive looks to break this streak and return to Budokai gold. Positive looks to keep the fight standing, having six KO’s to his name.

The Taco Bell Strangler has yet to strangle anyone inside the ring, having zero submission victories but eight KO victories. Nearly all of his fights have ended in the first round, win or lose. In his last win, he received an “Of the night” award for his spectacular KO of Alex Stern.

Lightweight bout-

Deez Nuts “2020” (7-2) vs “Officer” Jason Stackhouse (7-2-1)

The breakdown-

Hometown: Louisville, United States ------ Bon Temps, United States

Fighting out of: Los Angeles ------ Las Vegas

Age: 22 ------ 22

Height: 189 cm ------ 180 cm

Specialty: Boxing ------ Muay Thai

Deez Nuts “2020” is making his promotional debut for Budokai. At 7-2, he is a PSE and BANDAI veteran. He is 4-2 under new management, and has won his last two fights. He lost a title shot at PSE 22 against Jock Strap, but bounced back next month with a win over Harry Mcquirre. Most of his wins have come via submission, but has shown glimpses of KO power.

“Officer” Stackhouse is a former High School quarterback and police officer. He started his career off 5-0 in DCS, and received a title shot. However, the fight was ruled a draw, and DCS closed down soon after. Now, Stackhouse is making his promotional debut.

Welterweight bout-

Dylan Peterson (9-1) vs Bo Nickal (9-4)

The breakdown-

Hometown: Kelowna, Canada ------ Allen, United States

Fighting out of: St. Petersberg ------- New York

Age: 23 ------- 24

Height: 180 cm ------ 178 cm

Specialty: Wrestling ------ BJJ

Peterson is one of Budokai’s top young prospects. Peterson won his first nine fights, steam rolling through most of the division, but lost a title shot to Stanley Steele via submission. All nine of his wins have come via KO, and he utilizes some heavy ground and pound every chance he gets.

Nickal is a former Budokai and MMAHelsinki champion. Of his 4 losses, three have come against current champion Stanley Steele, in 2 championship fights. He has shown his versatility as fighter, with 3 submissions and 4 KO victories. Nickal looks to string together a couple wins and force a fourth fight with Steele.

Light Heavyweight bout-

Early Grayce (13-2) vs Jessie Kilpatrick (12-5)

The breakdown-

Hometown: Lexington, United States ------ Seattle, United States

Fighting out of: New York ------- Los Angeles

Age: 23 ------ 23

Height: 178 cm ------ 178 cm

Specialty: BJJ ------ Wrestling

Grayce is a phenomenal boxer, with 12 KO victories to his name. Grayce is 4-1 in Budokai, winning his first four in a row but losing his last via majority decision. Grayce has a solid chin and has only been KO’d once in his career.

Kilpatrick has spent his entire career in Budokai, and is a former champion. He won the inaugural LHW tournament at Budokai. He lost his crown to Caesar El Toro Jr., losing via submission twice. After losing his last fight, he is looking to regain his footing and have another run at the title.

And now for the main event, for the Super Heavyweight title-

Samuel “Bodo” Nti (22-3) vs Mark Lesnar (20-7)

The breakdown-

Hometown: Kumasi, Ghana ------- Minneapolis, United States

Fighting out of: Los Angeles ------ London

Age: 29 ------ 31

Height: 172 cm ------ 185 cm

Specialty: Wrestling ------- Wrestling

Samuel “Bodo” Nti may already be a Budokai hall of famer. With 4 belt defenses, Nti looks to add a fifth over an opponent he has beaten previously. Every single fight he has ever taken apart in has ended via KO, and he has KO’d 22 different men in his dominant Budokai/LoL run. However the fight turns out, it can almost be promised that a KO will occur.

On the other hand, Lesnar has almost an identical track record with his fists, knocking out 19 of his opponents. Lesnar absolutely dominated on the Island, defending the belt 6 times. Lesnar has faced Nti before, in a losing effort. Lesnar is known for his dominant wrestling and his ground and pound. After beating Phil Coleman and Hijack Dabutt, he earned another title shot.

Rei · August 19, 2019

After three rounds of exciting action, the Budokai Twin Crown Tournament finally comes to a close. In the opening round, under the bright lights of the Saku Dome, Angostura and Android Ten put on a spectacle as the former put on a striking clinic and the latter showed true heart and determination. In round 2 we traveled to London in what was Budokai FF's first ever international event, one that saw Disco Kid hand "The Prospector" My Time his first career loss by way of submission. The third and final round took place in the fighting capital of the world - Las Vegas - as Max Chaos and Disco Kid emerged victorious, both earning a shot at the Champions, and each cementing their place in the annals of Budokai Fighting Federation's history.

Congratulations to our winners, Disco Kid and Max Chaos.

Similarly, well done to those who placed in 2nd and 3rd, Motoso Angostura, Hratch Tzien, John Lawrence and Luiz Franca.

Prizes will be handed out shortly and the title fights will be booked as soon as possible. Thank you everyone for taking part!

stpierrecanada · September 15, 2019

AAAANNNDDDDD NEWWWW!!!!!!

Max Chaos shocks with entire world!

jjsquirrel · September 21, 2019

Disco Kid: People ask what my gameplan was for being the first one ever to beat MacNamara. It's all about being the smarter fighter, especially on the ground. I knew he was gonna offer to split a bottle of moonshine before the fight just like last time. This time I accepted. But as he drank his I poured mine out. Sorry Seamus, but you were the only one drunk.

popart · September 21, 2019

Wow, both Twin crown tournament winners beating the champions- awesome tournament Rei!

BlakePhoenix · September 21, 2019

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Vadim "Future #1 P4P" Golovkin

Disco Kid, congratulations on your win. Now shine that belt up real nice and get ready to hand it over to me. I don't dance. I don't drink until after a fight is over. I'm about to become a simultaneous triple champ. Why? Here's why: because I'm better than you. . . and you KNOW it!

Rei · September 21, 2019

Wow, both Twin crown tournament winners beating the champions- awesome tournament Rei!

Madness eh? Just goes to show that nobody is invincible.

Disco Kid: People ask what my gameplan was for being the first one ever to beat MacNamara. It's all about being the smarter fighter, especially on the ground. I knew he was gonna offer to split a bottle of moonshine before the fight just like last time. This time I accepted. But as he drank his I poured mine out. Sorry Seamus, but you were the only one drunk.

Congrats, Champ!

Rei · September 21, 2019

PIONEER CLASS

With 88 events having taken place and 45 different men managing to become Champion, we at Budokai feel it is the right time now to announce the first of our Hall of Fame inductees. We begin with the Pioneer Class, whose name suggests is made up of fighters who were instrumental in the promotion's early days or have had a long and successful career under our banner.

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Ross Kemp

(13-6-0 Promotional Record)

Two-time Heavyweight Champion Ross Kemp punches his way into our Hall of Fame as a true Budokai veteran, having had the most appearances, most victories and most KO wins of any fighter in promotional history. His 11 performance bonuses include his spinning backfist knockout that earned him the title, his superman punch win to reclaim the throne, and his head-kick KO over rival ex-champ Alpha Omega.

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Balder Bull

(9-5-0 Promotional Record)

Having set a record of consecutive title defences that has still not been repeated let alone broken, Turkey's Balder Bull has more than earned his place in the annals of Budokai history. During his reign as the feared king of the middleweight division, the old Bull racked up wins against contenders such as Luiz Franca, Blaise Pascual and even then-Champion Jackson Boone in the first ever Champ vs. Champ bout.

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Taylor Jack

(13-4-0 Promotional Record)

Romania's Taylor Jack is one of the youngest men to capture Budokai gold, having done so at the tender age of 19. Although his reign as king did not last long, his star-studded career as an elite member of the Featherweight division has as he shares the record for most wins in org with fellow Pioneer Ross Kemp. "Nightmare" currently rides the momentum of a five fight winning streak, with all victories coming by stoppage.

A big congratulations to the Pioneer Class inductees, Ross Kemp, Balder Bull and Taylor Jack. Please look forward to more announcements in the future as we introduce the Golden Class and the Densetsu Class.

jjsquirrel · September 22, 2019

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Vadim "Future #1 P4P" Golovkin

Disco Kid, congratulations on your win. Now shine that belt up real nice and get ready to hand it over to me. I don't dance. I don't drink until after a fight is over. I'm about to become a simultaneous triple champ. Why? Here's why: because I'm better than you. . . and you KNOW it!

Disco Kid

"Better?" If that's all you got I'm not worried. Been facing lots of "better" fighters training at "better" gyms. I'll teach you to dance, but you better learn fast or get KO:ed.

ClubberWinger · September 22, 2019

Disco Kid

"Better?" If that's all you got I'm not worried. Been facing lots of "better" fighters training at "better" gyms. I'll teach you to dance, but you better learn fast or get KO:ed.

this fight gonna be fireworks! faxxxxx

BuffMinion · September 23, 2019

Disco Kid: People ask what my gameplan was for being the first one ever to beat MacNamara. It's all about being the smarter fighter, especially on the ground. I knew he was gonna offer to split a bottle of moonshine before the fight just like last time. This time I accepted. But as he drank his I poured mine out. Sorry Seamus, but you were the only one drunk.

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Seamus "The Gypsy Prince" MacNamara

"Oh man, how did this happen? I did everyting accordin' to plan! No shower after ta last couple of me training sessions to be nice & ripe for grapplin', the usual week long whiskey bender, & I even oil checked ya durin' the fight to get that reversal! Well congrats Champ, got nobody to be mad at but me self. Beat that Golovkin so you can try to even it to 2-2!"

Rei · September 23, 2019

DENSETSU CLASS

We are back, and ready to announce the second set of fighters to have earned a place in our Hall of Fame. May I present to you - the Densetsu Class - a small and elite group that have rightfully earned the title of Budokai Legend. Those of the Densetsu Class have summited peaks of mountains that most men would not even think of attempting, capturing not one but two Championship belts.

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Ceaser El Toro Jr.

(11-2-0 Promotional Record)

Middleweight Champion, Light-Heavyweight Champion, Budokai Breakthrough Fighter of 2018, 7 title wins, 5 title defences, 11 wins , 8 finishes, 8 promotional bonuses and 8 events headlined. These are some of "The Mighty" El Toro Jr's achievements during his time under the Budokai banner. From putting a stop to the incredible reign of fellow Hall of Famer Balder Bull, to choking out Light-Heavyweight Champions in front of sold out crowds, El Toro Jr. has truly done it all.

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Vadim Golovkin

(12-0 Promotional Record)

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Lightweight Champion, Featherweight Champion, undefeated, 8 title wins, 5 title defences, 12 wins (2nd-most promotional wins), 7 finishes and 4 performance bonuses. The current Champ-Champ has earned his spot at the top of the mountain and yet he still aims higher, as Golovkin looks to make history once again by becoming a the first and only three-weight Champion in Budokai history. Whether he is successful or not however, Vadim's place in the Hall of Fame is more than deserved.

A huge congratulations to the Densetsu Class inductees, Ceaser El Toro Jr. and Vadim Golovkin. Please look forward to the future where we will announce the members of the largest Hall of Fame class - the Golden Class.

Rei · September 26, 2019