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TheHoarseWhisperer Posted July 18, 2019 Report Share Posted July 18, 2019 F50: FARTMMA vs Underground is an upcoming mixed martial arts event to be held by FARTMMA, in conjunction with UnderGround Fight Club. This event is part one of a two part series. This event is scheduled to take place on July 20, 2019 at The Docks arena in St Petersburg, Russia. [Fight Organization Backgrounds] FARTMMA http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/company/logo/1534123118FARTMMA.jpg At a glance, it's easy to undervalue the FARTMMA fight organization. Without understanding its history, the name FARTMMA does little to elicit emotions of strength or power. On a whim I asked the owner of the company to explain the name that seemed to be nothing but a joke. His answer surprised me. The entire name of the company is an homage to the predecessors that came before it. One of the most accomplished managers in the history of MMATycoon was nicknamed The Fart Master. In the present day he goes by Grumpy Bastard. He holds the distinction of having been the #2 ranked manager at one point and still holds his place in the top ten to this day. At the same time, GAMMA is one of the longest running fight organization franchises that the Tycooniverse has ever known. For ten years GAMMA reigned as one of the absolute best fight organizations in the world. While FARTMMA appears to be a run of the mill joke company, its name is rooted in the very highest peaks that any manager or company owner could hope to achieve. The Fart Master + GAMMA. UnderGround Fight Club http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/company/logo/15625778031QuWSYI.gif There once was a dream that a man could go from nothing to operating one of the premiere mixed martial arts franchises in the world. Tev Clark took that dream and planted it like a seed, deep beneath his feet and soon it began to take root. As will happen with any small unproven project, there were doubters. But Tev Clark believed in his vision and he kept the dream alive. Since then, UnderGround Fight Club has rebranded itself and launched an alliance, multiple gyms, clothing and nutrition companies. At long last, Tev's dream has truly began to blossom from the underground and see the light of day. [Official Event Preview] http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/posters/1562693625FARTMMA%2050.png [undercard Preview] (Heavyweight Division) Cedric Simard (2-0) versus Joao Cajo Branca (4-0) Representing FARTMMA, Cedric Simard is an undefeated mixed martial artist with two professional fights to his credit. This submission grappler holds a brown belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Originally from Paris, France, Cedric currently lives in St Petersburg, Russia, where he trains out of the private AK Beasties gym.Cedric made his MMA debut under the PRIDE banner, taking on Muay Thai stylist Benny Wyadd. Cedric scored pulled guard early, submitting Wyadd with a kimura. In his second bout, Cedric faced BJJ brown belt Pauke Murhapuro. The bout would be much more competitive than Cedric's first outing. In the second round, Cedric hurt Pauke with a head kick, ultimately winning a majority decision. Representing UnderGround Fight Club, Joao Cajo Branca is undefeated mixed martial artist with four pro bouts on his record. Joao is a world class wrestler and accomplished striker. Born and raised inn Manaus, Brazil, Joao currently lives in Los Angeles, USA. Joao Branca represents the private Temple of Cloud Warriors-youth fight team. Branca began his MMA career at Scrap Fights 5, where he took on Michael Malloy. Branca won the single round match, slightly edging out his opponent. After taking ome time away from fighting, Joao Branca returned to face Muay Thai stylist Don Bronson Lii at Skrap Fights 19. Brannca dominated Bronson throughout the five minute fight, taking home a unanimous decision. Branca returned to destroy another Muay Thai kickboxer Big Johnson. In his most recent bout, Branca faced Manny Johnson. This fight will be the first fight in which Joao Cajo Branca fights somebody ELSE's fighter instead of his own manager's fighter. (Super-Heavyweight Division) Techno Viking (4-0) versus Datu Rizalia (4-2) Representing FARTMMA, Techno Viking is an undefeated mixed martial arts fighter specializing in Muay Thai. Originally from Gelderland, Belgium, Techno lives in Las Vegas, USA, where he trains out of the private Ass Private Gym. Three of his four pro MMA bouts have taken place with the FARTMMA promotion. He made his MMA debut in the QFC arena where he faced Sasquatch Bigfoot, a BJJ blue belt. Viking dominated Bigfoot (there's a sentence I never expected to write) for three rounds of action, hurting him badly in the third round from inside the clinch. Soon after, Techno Viking signed with FARTMMA. Techno Viking made his FARTMMA debut at FARTMMA 26, taking on BJJ purple belt Killer Mr B. Viking put on a striking clinic against Mr B, picking him apart with strikes from the outside before finishing him in the third round. For his third pro bout, Viking was paired up with heavy handed boxer Kallie Coatzee... who had nothing for Viking in the clinch. After stopping Kallie in the opening round, Techno Viking put on an equally quick performance in dismantling BJJ brown belt Ladimir Volkovniakoiv, also known as “the man with too many letters in his surname”. Representing UnderGround Fight Club, Datu Rizalia is a former UnderGround FC super-heavyweight title challenger. He is a Muay Thai striker from Rome, Italy. Currently living in Amsterdam, Datu trains out of the UnderGround Wrestling ad Jiu Jitsu gym. All six of his professional fights have taken place in the UnderGround cage. Datu Rizalia made his MMA debut against future UGFC super-heavyweight champion Colin Kaepernick at Friday Night Fights II. Although he had some early success striking from the outside, Rizalia struggled to keep up with Kaepernick in the clinch and soon went down from the knees of the future dominant champion. Datu went on a tear across his next few fights, quickly dispatching Lochlan Grant, Israel Montanyo, and Ben Dover. At UnderGround FC 7 he faced brawler Sonny Liston, knocking him out with a head kick in under a minute. In his most recent bout, Datu Rizalia rematched Colin Kaepernick for the super-heavyweight crown. The championship fight came at UnderGround FC 9. Just like their first meeting, Kaepernick dominated the opening round via strong clinch fighting. In the second round, however, Rizalia came back strong to land some big shots from the outside. The third round, however, belonged to the dominant champion who successfully retained his title with a unanimous decision. [A closer look] (Techno Viking) Age: 21 Age Started Fighting: 18 Height: 6'5 Weight: 299 lbs Overall Record: 4-0 Knockouts: 3 Submissions: 0 FARTMMA Record: 3-0 Total Opponent Record: 12-13 Style: Muay Thai Accolades or Accomplishments: Undefeated, Four Fight Win Streak, KO of the Night (x1) (Datu Rizalia) Age: 21 Age Started Fighting: 20 Height: 6'6 Weight: 270 lbs Overall Record: 4-2 Knockouts: 4 Submissions: 0 UnderGround Record: 4-2 Total Opponent Record: 19-8 Style: Muay Thai Accolades or Accomplishments: Former UnderGround FC Super-Heavyweight Title Challenger (x1), Fight of the Night (x1), KO of the Night (x1) (Heavyweight Division) Jonathan Rain (4-1) versus Evgeni Rasputin (8-3) Jonathan Rain is a former Immunity Fighting Alliance heavyweight title challenger. Utilizing a boxing style, Jonathan has a background in wrestling. Originally from the United States, Jonathan Rain lives in Amsterdam. He is not currently undergoing any professional training. Jonathan's first fight was in the QFC arena against BJJ blue belt Johnson Sosa. Rain knocked Sosa out cold with a big one-two combination in just five seconds. Jonathan signed with Ultimate Pit Fighting, making his debut at UPF 3 to take on boxer Donny King. Rain dropped King early with a big right hand and finished him with a left hook shortly after. Jonathan Rain faced a little adversity at UPF 7 when he faced BJJ purple belt Leroy Brown. After dropping the grappler twice in the opening round, he was trapped in the clinch eating shots for the entirety of the second round. Rain came back strong in the third round to win a very close majority decision. This would be his final fight with Ultimate Pit Fighting. Jonathan returned to the QFC arena to face kickboxer Bas Schapendonk, battering the man before knocking him out in just thirty-two seconds. At IFA 6, Jonathan Rain faced world class striker Anthony McMaster for the inaugural heavyweight championship. Rain dropped McMaster early with a big three punch combination but went down on a big right hand from his opponent shortly after. Rain went down twice more from the punches of McMaster... the second time he was knocked clean out. Evgeni Rasputin is a high level Greco Roman wrestling practitioner that participated in Season 9 of The Island. He competed in the Alcatraz beatdown and Island Vale Tudo promotions before competing in the season 9 final tournament. He currently lives in London, England, and trains out of the private Riga facility. After an unsuccessful pro debut against BJJ purple belt Devin Forte in the QFC arena, Evgeni fought twice for Alcatraz beatdown. First he bested fellow wrestler Bryan Mayhem in a three round clinch war. Next he was paired up with another wrestler in King Louie. Most of the opening round was dictated by the takedowns and top control of Louie, who landed punches in bunches from the top position. In the second round, Rasputin made a big comeback in the clinch where he more than made up lost grounds. In the third round, Louie crumbled under the unrelenting wave of punches with his back to the cage. This would be his final fight with Alcatraz beatdown. After signing with the Island Vale Tudo promotion, Evgeni faced future FARTMMA title challenger and infamous knockout artist Itt Addams. Evgeni showed huge leaps of improvement in his striking as he dominated Addams from the getgo, using his boxing to better the brawler. In the end, Evgeni Rasputin walked away with a very well earned unanimous decision victory. After dropping a fight to future IVT super-heavyweight champion Roldolfo Moraes, Rasputin participated in the finale tournament. In the final tournament, Rasputin tore through Callan Elijah, effectively retiring the brown belt with a first round TKO. Next he dismantled and disposed of reigning 301st SPARTAN super-heavyweight champion Trafalgar Water Law who was undefeated at the time of their fight. Rasputin faced another undefeated foe in the third round of the tournament when he took on wrestle boxer Lavinio Grano. The fight took place both at a distance and in the clinch with the cuts on the face of Grano inevitably stopping the contest. In round number four of the tournamet, Rasputin faced undefeated Muay Thai stylist Lurch Addams, winning a unanimous decision. In the fifth round of the tournament, Evgeni Rasputin faced former 301st SPARTAN super-heavyweight champion and Muay Thai knockout artist Tongchai Tor Silachai. Both men landed damaging blows in the clinch, but Rasputin had finally met his match in this position. After being hurt by a right uppercut, he was finished by a big punch two minutes into the opening round. Evgeni Rasputin made his promotional debut with FARTMMA at FARTMMA 40, taking on promotional veteran Daniel Cormier. Rasputin dominated his fellow grappler on the feet and on the ground to walk away with a clean unanimous decision. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheHoarseWhisperer Posted July 18, 2019 Report Share Posted July 18, 2019 [Mid-Card Preview] (Light-Heavyweight Division) Chris Robertson (6-4) versus Raging Bitch (4-4) Representing UnderGround Fight Club, Chris Robertson is a former participant of The Island, having been a resident during the competition's ninth season. While there he fought for Alcatraz beatdown and Island Vale Tudo before appearing in the final tournament. He currently resides in Montreal where he trains out of whitey's gym. Chris is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu brown belt and aggressive Muay Thai striker. He made his fighting debut under the Alcatraz beatdown banners, taking on BJJ purple belt Android Gogeta. Robertson defeated Gogeta via unanimous decision. After besting Mike Potter via unanimous decision, Robertson was defeated by future Alcatraz light-heavyweight champion Sultan Yusupov via first round armbar. After being knocked out by future Island Vale Tudo light-heavyweight champion Sol Fitzsimmons, Robertson fought just once more with Alcatraz, besting Chief Ute via decision. Chris Robertson signed with Island Vale Tudo next, taking on future UnderGround Fight Club middleweight champion What Addams at IVT 8. After being dominated by the clinch fighting of Addams in the opening round, Robertson went down from the knees of Addams in the second round. Robertson rebounded with a decision victory over Tony Bony at IVT 11. This would be his final fight on The Island before the final tournament. In the opening round of the tournament, Chris Robertson faced KO artist Abel Clements. Robertson went down from strikes in the clinch, knocking him out of the tournament. Following his departure from The Island, Chris Robertson signed with UnderGround Fight Club. In his UGFC debut he faced BJJ brown belt Twistan Breakum at UnderGround FC 5. Robertson kept the fight mostly on the feet, allowing him to dominate Breakum to win the decision. His most recent bout came at UnderGround FC 12 where he faced BJJ black belt Spanky Loco. After dropping the opening round to Loco, Robertson came back strong for the second and third rounds to win the decision. Representing FARTMMA, Raging Bitch is a Muay Thai style kickboxer from Colorado, USA that currently lives in London, England. He represents the Q Club training facility. His first pro fight was against BJJ purple belt Bukoros Tearu in the QFC arena. Bitch was taken down and submitted early in the fight. Next he signed with the GET REKT promotion, taking on fellow kickboxer Hammer Time, who he knocked out cold with a big left hook late in the opening round. At GR 9 he returned to brutalize Stanlee Ventura in much the same fashion. Bitch made his final appearance with GET REKT at GR 12, taking on future FARTMMA title challenger Denis Mamaev. After three rounds of action, Mamaev was declared the winner of a close unanimous decision. Next Raging Bitch signed with FARTMMA, making his promotional debut at FARTMMA 24 to take on Miro Tynkkynen, a world class wrestler. Despite taking a beating throughout most of the fight, Bitch would dominate the second round of the fight but ultimately lose the decision. At FARTMMA 29, Bitch would be stopped due to cuts in his match with Fred Jones However he would forward the feeling on to BJJ purple belt Frank Castle, defeating him via TKO due to a cut. In his most recent bout, which came at F46, Raging bitch stopped BJJ purple belt Bart Brick. (Middleweight Division) Raiam Dos Santos© (8-7) versus Angelo Moore© (6-0) http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20190401234215Belt3.jpg Representing UnderGround Fight Club, Raiam Dos Santos© is the reigning UnderGroud FC Middleweight Champion. He participated in Season 9 of The Island, competing for Alcatraz beatdown and Immunity Fighting Alliance promotions. He competed in the finale tournament. He is an accomplished boxer known for his heavy hands with six of his eight victories coming by way of knockout. He is a lifelong resident of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil where he trains out of the Relentless Gym. After an unsuccessful debut against Luther Jackson in the QFC arena, Raiam signed with Alcatraz beatdown. He made his AB debut at Alcabeat2 taking on BJJ blue belt Frank Stahl, stopping him with strikes on the feet in the opening two minutes of the fight. Next he faced future Island Vale Tudo title challenger Paasio Pertti. Dos Santos absolutely dominated Pertti with strikes in the clinch, hurting him in the third round before winning a judge's decision. Unfortunately Dos Santos would lose his next two bouts, submitting to future AB middleweight champion and BJJ brown belt Robert Higgs and BJJ purple belt Lucas Pablo. Raiam rebounded, stopping Tyson Parker and King Boyce with strikes. This would be the end of his tenure with Alcatraz beatdown as he transitioned to Immunity Fighting Alliance. In his IFA debut he faced power wrestler and future IFA middleweight champion John Edmonds, submitting to an armbar in the opening round. Dos Santos rebounded, stopping Josh Jam and Bora Lutar while dropping fights to Saku Chu and Doppo Orochi along the way. Raiam Dos Santos participated in the final tournament, submitting to a triagle choke from Rorion Gracie in the opening round. Free from The Island, Raiam signed with UnderGround Fight Club. At UFC THF 1 he faced Gordon Harper. At UnderGround 11 he challenged reigning UnderGround FC middleweight champion What Addams for the title. Raiam dominated Addams to become the NEW UGFC middleweight champion. http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20190515024910BELTBELT.jpg Representing FARTMMA, Angelo Moore© is the undefeated reigning FARTMMA Middleweight Champion. Five of his six pro fights have taken place under the FARTMMA banner. This native of Los Angeles lives in Las Vegas where he trains out of the gym known as Blake Phoenix's Champion Factory. He made his MMA debut in the QFC arena taking on BJJ purple belt Ken Stabler. Angelo Moore completely dominated Stabler en route to a one-sided unanimous decision victory. After signing with FARTMMA he faced blue belt submission grappler Ethan Hunt. After hurting Hunt twice in the opening round, Moore finished him with a big head kick followed by followup punches. At FARTMMA 18, Moore faced BJJ blue belt Jon Stark who drew first blood in the early goings of the first round. Moore turned up the heat and dominated the remainder of the round, finishing Stark early in the second round. At FARTMMA 29, Angelo Moore challenged heavy handed pugilist Hector Villaba for the inaugural middleweight championship. Moore dominated the man for five rounds, meeting him at the door and going punch for punch, cleanly out striking Villaba dozens of times over. Moore's first title defense came at FARTMMA 36 where he faced world class striker and former title challenger Kappa Knox. Moore rocked Knox with a big left hook in the opening round and dominated him en route to a fourth round TKO victory. The most recent bout of Angelo Moore came at FARTMMA 43 where he successfully defended his championship against former Olympic wrestler Alexey Molotov. The fight would be a highly competitive one with Molotov taking Moore down multiple times throughout. Despite these small setbacks, Moore remained calm, reversed to the top, and continued to out strike Molotov on the feet, going on to win a decision victory to retain his championship. [A closer look] (Raiam Dos Santos) Age: 27 Age Started Fighting: 25 Height: 6'1 Weight: 177.9 lbs Overall Record: 8-7 Knockouts: 6 Submissions: 0 UnderGround Record: Total Opponent Record: 84-69 Style: Boxing Accolades or Accomplishments: Undisputed UnderGround FC Middleweight Championship (No Defenses), Fight of the Night (x1) (Angelo Moore) Age: 21 Age Started Fighting: 18 Height: 6'1 Weight: 169 lbs Overall Record: 6-0 Knockouts: 3 Submissions: 0 FARTMMA Record: 5-0 Total Opponent Record: 25-18 Style: Muay Thai Accolades or Accomplishments: Undisputed FARTMMA Middleweight Championship (Two Defenses), Undefeated, Six Fight Winning Streak, Fight of the Night (x3), KO of the Night (x1) (Welterweight Division) Juraj Divisek (4-0) versus Izzy Bangin© (5-0) Representing UnderGround Fight Club, Juraj Divisek is an undefeated mixed martial arts fighter from Malacky, Slovakia. He currently lives in London, England, where he trains out of the private Riga gym. He made his MMA debut at FARTMMA 3 taking on Liam Askren (who would go on to be known by his horrible hidden “Likes Musicals”). Juraj Divisek foreshadowed the eventual five second knockout of Ben Askren, dropping Askren with a big punch early to finish the fight. After taking many months away to train, Divisek returned at FARTMMA 27 to take on boxer Adam Jr Rabago. Rabago clinched with Divisek and reaped the benefits, eating heavy punches against the cage until he went down, prompting a referee stoppage. Next he signed with UnderGround Fight Club, making his promotional debut at UFC SNF 1, stopping BJJ blue belt Raj Escobar early in the opening round. Unfortunately his fight with Owen Murray was canceled when Murray failed to make weight. In his most recent bout, Juraj Divisek faced wrestler Whorely Alvarez at UnderGround FC 9. Divisek dropped Alvarez with a big right hand early, finishing him with a flurry of strikes midway through the second round. http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20190515024910BELTBELT.jpg Representing FARTMMA, Izzy Bangin© is the undefeated reigning FARTMMA welterweight champion with four of his five pro fights taking place under the FARTMMA banner. Originally from Lagos, Nigeria, Izzy lives in Las Vegas, USA, where he trains out of the Ass Private Gym. Izzy began his MMA career with a QFC test fight against Tommaso Carsara. After cleaning out strikign Carsara to win a unanimous decision, Izzy Bangin went back into training for some time before signing with FARTMMA. He made his promotional debut at FARTMMA 27, besting BJJ blue belt Jethro Jehosavat. At FARTMMA 33 he defeated Maki Tantor to become the top contender in the welterweight division. At FARTMMA 37, Izzy dethroned reigning welterweight king Johnny Brosco, who was attempting to make his fifth title defense. Most recently, Izzy Bangin succesfully defended his welterweight title against Andrei Varonov at FARTMMA 43. [A closer look] (Juraj Divisek) Age: 21 Age Started Fighting: 18 Height: 5'8 Weight: 169 lbs Overall Record: Knockouts: 4 Submissions: 0 UnderGround Record: 2-0-1 Total Opponent Record: 13-17 Style: Boxing Accolades or Accomplishments: Undefeated, Four Fight Winning Streak, KO of the Night (x1) (Izzy Bangin) Age: 21 Age Started Fighting: 18 Height: 6' Weight: 161.3 lbs Overall Record: 5-0 Knockouts: 0 Submissions: 0 FARTMMA Record: 4-0 Total Opponent Record: 31-16 Style: Muay Thai Accolades or Accomplishments: Undisputed FARTMMA Welterweight Champion (One Defense), Undefeated, Five Fight Winning Streak, Fight of the Night (x1) (Featherweight Division) Reginald Budgiehandler© (6-1) versus Prohor Georgiev© (7-2) http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20190401234215Belt3.jpg Representing UnderGround Fight Club, Reginald Budgiehandler© is the reigning UnderGround Fight Club Featherweight Champion. He is also a finalist from the QFC 876 Featherweight Tournament. Reginald is a Muay Thai stylist that prefers to fight in the clinch over fighting at a distance. He made his MMA debut inside the QFC 876 Featherweight Tournament, facing wrestler Eddie Guarra, smashing him with strikes in the opening round. Next he faced boxer Niloc Ilzlab, dominating him to win via stoppage in the third round. After facing Lan Halifax, Reginald advanced to the finals. In the final round of the tournament he fought Kari Halifax, succumbing to strikes in the clinch to suffer his lone career defeat. After changing management teams, Reginald signed with UnderGround Fight Club, making his promotional debut at UFC THF 1. There he faced boxing stylist AJ Lyttle. Reginald battered AJ in the clinch, hurting him with big uppercuts and finishing with a barrage of strikes against the cage. At UFC SNF 2, Reginald Budgiehandler challenged reigning featherweight champion Shiro Tanaka for the championship. The fight would take place entirely in the clinch with Budgiehandler hurting Tanaka multiple times before knocking him out in just two minutes. In his most recent bout, Reginald Budgiehandler defended his title against undefeated boxer Kyle Kristian Galeos at UnderGround FC 11. Reginald hurt Kyle early with punches, finishing him with punches against the cage in the second round. http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20190515024910BELTBELT.jpg Representing FARTMMA, Prohor Georgiev© is the reigning FARTMMA Featherweight Champion. He is coming into this fight on a six fight winning streak. Originally from St Petersburg, Russia, he lives in London, England, where he trains out of the private VenDettaGYM. Prohor is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu brown belt that has adapted to have a basic boxing game as well. Prohor took his test fight against Karel Vemola in the QFC arena. After taking some time away, Prohor signed with GET REKT. He made his promotional debut at GR 5, besting Desmond Stringfellow via unanimous decision. Prohor was given the second defeat of his career against BJJ brown belt Dwight Schrute at GR 10. Prohor rebounded by submitting wrestler Chief Navajo at GR 14. Next Prohor Georgiev signed with FARTMMA where he started quickly racking up victories. In a short span he had defeated Chacarron Macarron, Shen Yu, and Karl Kneeland Jr. However it was his third round submission over former FARTMMA featherweight champion Roger Andermatt that turned heads. The newly minted top contender challenged reigning featherweight champion Miguel Harper for the title at FARTMMA 45. The fight was to be the champion' third title defense on his second acquired title... Georgiev had other plans. The Champion scored the early takedown and the two warriors traded submission attempts until Prohor Georgiev locked in the fight ending triangle choke to force the tap. [A closer look] (Reginald Budgiehandler) Age: 20 Age Started Fighting: 18 Height: 5'7 Weight: 155 lbs Overall Record: 6-1 Knockouts: 6 Submissions: 0 UnderGround Record: 3-0 Total Opponent Record: Style: Muay Thai Accolades or Accomplishments: Undisputed UnderGround Fight Club Featherweight Champion (One Defense), Three Fight Winning Streak, QFC 876 Lightweight Tournament Finalist, Fight of the Night (x1) (Prohor Georgiev) Age: 21 Age Started Fighting: 18 Height: 5'7 Weight: 150 lbs Overall Record: 7-2 Knockouts: 0 Submissions: 5 FARTMMA Record: 5-0 Total Opponent Rank: 37-27 Style: BJJ (Brown Belt), Boxing Accolades or Accomplishments: Undisputed FARTMMA Featherweight Champion (No Defenses), Six Fight Winning Streak, SUB of the Night (x1) 4 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheHoarseWhisperer Posted July 18, 2019 Report Share Posted July 18, 2019 [Main Card Preview] (Featherweight Division) Miguel Harper (8-4) versus Tree Fortay© (7-1) Representing FARTMMA, Miguel Harper is the former two-time FARTMMA Featherweight Championship. Miguel is a true world class wrestler and BJJ brown belt from London, England. Miguel represents the private Pablo's Boxing Academy. Miguel started fighting with a QFC loss against Karel Vemola, but signed with FARTMMA shortly after. Miguel Harper began his long FARTMMA journey with a unanimous decision victory over future title challenger Android Gero. Next he faced future featherweight champion Claude Dacre, but was submitted with a triangle choke. After tearing through Clayton Hamilton, Miguel rematched Android Gero, submitting him with a kimura this time. At FARTMMA 18, Miguel Harper challenged the newly crowned featherweight champion, Claude Dacre, for the title in rematch. Miguel Harper went on to defeat Claude via unanimous decision to win the featherweight championship. He made his first bid at defeding the belt at FARTMMA 23 against world class striker Roger Andermatt but was caught with a big punch and knocked out cold in just 30 seconds. After a quick win over Capt Sully, Miguel Harper was back in business. At FARTMMA 31, Miguel Harper rematched Roger Andermatt for his lost title. This time Miguel submitted Roger with an Americana in the second round to once again become the featherweight champion. Miguel Harper successfully defended his title against Marcel Petiot at FARTMMA 36. At FARTMMA 41, Miguel fought Android Gero for the third time, submitting him with a rear naked choke this time. In his most recet bout, which came at FARTMMA 45, Miguel Harper lost the featherweight championship to Prohor Georgiev via first round triangle choke. http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20190401234215Belt3.jpgRepresenting UnderGround Fight Club, Tree Fortay© is the reigning UnderGround Fight Club Bantamweight Champion. This wrestler has adapted a fantastic boxing game that he uses to set up his wrestling. Born in Bay Pines, USA, he lives in London, England, where he trains out of the private Riga gym. He began his MMA career with a first round submission over Bong Ji Woo. After his lone QFC match, Tree signed with FARTMMA, making his debut at FARTMMA 4. His opponent was fellow wrestler Daevon Killster. Tree took him down and submitted him late in the opening round after dominating him on the feet. Next he scored another armbar victory over Vojtech Lewis near the end of the third round. With his FARTMMA contract completed, Tree Fortay fought for PhoQus Sports Enterprise, submitting Leroy Perez and Hans Richter before moving on. Tree Fortay fought once for Bataru Fighting Championship, facing another powerhouse wrestler in Vladimir Konstantinov. The fight went the distance with Vladimir taking home the decision. Next Tree Fortay signed with UnderGround Fight Club, challenging Kalvin Harper for the inaugural batamweight championship and submitting the man in just forty-nine seconds to become the bantamweight champion. In his most recent bout, which took place at UnderGround FC 9, Tree Fortay successfully defended his title against UniConor Noble. [A closer look] (Miguel Harper) Age: 21 Age Started Fighting: 18 Height: 5'5 Weight: 150 lbs Overall Record: 8-4 Knockouts: 2 Submissions: 4 FARTMMA Record: 8-3 Total Opponent Record: 58-37 Style: Wrestling, BJJ (Brown Belt) Accolades or Accomplishments: Former FARTMMA Featherweight Championship (x2, Three Defenses), Fight of the Night (x3), SUB of the Night (x1) (Tree Fortay) Age: 21 Age Started Fighting: Height: 5'8 Weight: 140 lbs Overall Record: 7-1 Knockouts: 1 Submissions: 4 UnderGround Record: 2-0 Total Opponent Record: 17-13 Style: Wrestling, Boxing, BJJ (Brown Belt) Accolades or Accomplishments: Undisputed UnderGround Fight Club Bantamweight Championship (One Defense), Fight of the Night (x1), SUB of the Night (x1) [Co-Main Event] (Super-Heavyweight Division) Colin Kaepernick© (7-0) versus Newbie Guide© (6-2) http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20190401234215Belt3.jpg Representing UnderGround Fight Club, Colin Kaepernick© is the reigning undefeated UnderGround Fight Club Super-Heavyweight Champion. Colin is coming into this fight on a seven fight winning streak with all but one of those fightst taking place in the UnderGround cage. Originally from Toamasina, Madagascar, he currently lives in New York, USA, where he trains out of Captain Turturro's Pirate Ship, a private gym. Colin started fighting in the New York QFC arena, stopping Randy Ruiz before going back into private training. When he next surfaced it was to sign with UnderGround Fight Club and face Datu Rizalia. While Rizalia held his own in the striking department, the clinch game was all Kaepernick as he stopped Rizalia with knees from the clinch. For his third pro fight, Kaepernick topped Hendrikas Kamaras. Soon after, Roman Strange went down as well. At UnderGround FC 2, Colin Kaepernick challenged reigning super-heavyweight champion Total Badass for the title. The fight went the distance and Kaepernick stole the title. Kaep made his first title defense at UFC FNF 1, besting Muay Thai stylitTohit Tohurt in a hard fought judge's decision. In his most recent bout, Colin Kaepernick successfully defended his title against Datu Rizalia in a rematch of their previous bout. This time he won via unanimous decision to retain the title. http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20190515024910BELTBELT.jpg Represeting FARTMMA, Newbie Guide© is the reigning two-time FARTMMA Super-Heavyweight Champion. Originally from Rgara, Tanzania, Newbie currently lives in Helsinki where he trains out of the Shark Tank MMA gym. Newbie Guide started his career in the QFC area, suffering a TKO loss due to a cut against Karl Gustav. Newbie signed with FARTMMA and quickly earned a reputation as a dangerous finisher with stoppages over Kris Simpson and Dodong Santiago. At FARTMMA 17, Newbie smashed newly crowned champion Farnum Pullum to claim the championship for himself. Karma is a son of a gun, however, and Newbie Guide lost the title in his first defense attempt at FARTMMA 24 against Ryo Takuma. At FARTMMA 30 and FARTMMA 35, Newbie Guide faced France Nigannou in back-to-back showings. In both encounters, Guide stopped Nigannou via TKO (Cut) in the opening round. In his most recent bout, Newbie Guide faced Ispa Murhapuro at FARTMMA 45. Although Guide would receive a bad cut that would start giving him complications as the fight progressed, he went on to drop Murhapuro with a big right hand and knock him out cold not long after to once again become the super-heavyweight champion. [A closer look] (Colin Kaepernick) Age: 21 Age Started Fighting: 18 Height: 5'10 Weight: 230 lbs Overall Record: 7-0 Knockouts: 4 Submissions: 0 UnderGround Record: 6-0 Total Opponent Record: 24-21 Style: Muay Thai (Clinch Focused) Accolades or Accomplishments: Undisputed UnderGround Fight Club Super-Heavyweight Championship (Two Defenses), Undefeated, Seven Fight Winning Streak, Fight of the Night (x2), KO of the Night (x1) (Newbie Guide) Age: 27 Age Started Fighting: 25 Height: 6'4 Weight: 315 lbs Overall Record: 6-2 Knockouts: 6 Submissions: 0 FARTMMA Record: 6-1 Total Opponent Record: 44-27 Style: Boxing Accolades or Accomplishments: Undisputed FARTMMA Super-Heavyweight Champion (x2, No Defenses), Three Fight Winning Streak, KO of the Night (x1) [Main Event] (Lightweight Division) Liberal Stomper© (9-0) versus Tan Zan© (13-2) http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20190401234215Belt3.jpg Representing UnderGround Fight Club, Liberal Stomper© is the UnderGround Fight Club Lightweight Champion with three consecutive title defenses to his credit. He is, without question, one of the most dominant fighters in the history of the UnderGround Fight Club promotion. He utilizes a boxing style despite being adept at boxing, Muay Thai, and wrestling. Liberal is undefeated in mixed martial arts with nine consecutive victories to his credit including seven knockouts, six of which came within the first round. Liberal Stomper made his MMA debut in the QFC arena as a lightweight, taking on BJJ brown belt Diarmuid Ua Duibhne. The fight, which was more like a legalized mugging, was entirely composed of Stomper kicking the shit out of Duibhne until the referee stepped in to mercifully end it. Liberal Stomper signed with FARTMMA as a welterweight, taking on wrestling stylist Clint Eastwood at FARTMMA 8. The fight was about as competitive as any average Liberal Stomper fight, with Stomper out landing his opponent en route to a TKO victory. At FARTMMA 13, Stomper faced former title challenger Andy McCallum in a fight that went the distance. Stomper won two of three rounds, making McCallum the first man to survive going the distance with him but also the first to win a round while facing him. At FARTMMA 19, Stomper faced true adversity for the first time in his career when he was paired up with blue belt wrestler Sticker Romano. Romano managed to score an early takedown against Stomper and submission spam his way to winning a very one-sided first round. Stomper came back with a fury in the second round. Despite being taken down briefly, Stomper did inflicted enough harm to tie the score in the eyes of the judges. In the third and final round, Liberal Stomper put a hurting on Romano but lost a good portion of the round to being taken down. Despite his successful moments while wrestling, Sticker Romano didn't do enough to overcome the striking of Stomper in the eyes of the judges. Liberal Stomper left FARTMMA with a record of 4-0 before signing with UnderGround Fight Club as a lightweight. Stomper made his promotional debut at Friday Night Fights III taking on power wrestler Edward Snowden. Unlike in his last fight, Stomper cleanly avoided the takedowns en route to a brutal first round TKO victory. At UnderGround FC 1, Liberal Stomper faced undefeated wrestling stylist Islam Mamadaliev for the inaugural UnderGround Fight Club lightweight championship. Mamadaliev seemed to be on his way to claiming a world title when he took Stomper down and began dropping brutal ground and pound on the undefeated slugger. For his part, Stomper waited for a mistake and struck when he saw it, reversing to the top position. Mamadaeliev threatened with submissions from the bottom but Stomper simply waited out the clock until the referee was prompted to stand them back up. Back on the feet, Liberal Stomper went to work with his boxing, cracking the wrestler with punches that you could hear from the nosebleed section of the arena. Three minutes in a bleeding Mamadaeliev went down from a right hand. Shaking, breathing heavily, and bleeding profusely Islam got to his feet and shot in for a desperation takedown... Liberal connecting flush with a right hand that put Islam Mamadaeliev out cold stretched. Liberal Stomper was the undisputed lightweight champion and the division shook at the prospect of being the next one to taste those punches. The first man to be sacrificed on the alter of Liberal Stomper was 4-1 BJJ brown belt Kreapy Krawlee who came into this fight on a four fight winning streak. Liberal dropped the man with the first punch that he threw and chased him back against the cage throwing rights and lefts until the man wilted under the pressure, collapsing to the floor and prompting the referee to jump in the middle and take a few shots himself to rescue the felled fighter. Liberal Stomper made his second title defense against BJJ brown beltWee Lee Osman at UnderGround FC 6. Osman tried to test the takedown defense of Liberal Stomper and he paid for it with his consciousness, going down from a bombardment of punches in just forty-six seconds. In his most recent bout, Liberal Stomper defended his title against BJJ purple belt Pax Africa. Liberal came out swinging for the fences immediately and Africa scored a briefly held takedown into guard. Stomper reversed and jumped back to his feet before landing punches to close out the round. Five seconds into the second round. The time it takes for the two fighters to meet in the center of the ring. That is how long it took for Stomper to begin pounding Pax Africa into the dirt. Africa became the ninth man in two years to have fallen before the professional fury of Liberal Stomper. http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20190515024910BELTBELT.jpg Representing FARTMMA, Tan Zan© is the undisputed FARTMMA Lightweight Champion, the former Immunity Fighting Alliance Lightweight Champion, and The Island Season 9 Final Tournament Champion. He comes into this fight on a ten fight winning streak. Of his thirteen victories, seven have ended by knockout. Tan Zan was a participant of The Island's ninth season. He made his debut with back-to-back appearances in the QFC arena, defeating John Freds and Ove Heim. After signing with the Immunity Fighting Alliance, Tan Zan challenged reigning Lightweight Champion Litill Bjornsson in what would have been the champion's fifth consecutive title defense. Tan absolutely dominated the 8-0 champion in one of the most shocking upsets from that season of The Island. An immediate rematch was booked due to the prior dominance of Bjornsson and this time the former champion performed as was expected, submitting Zan with a first round triangle choke. Despite having lost the title in his first attempted defense, Tan Zan walked away with something even more powerful: respect. Litill Bjornsson would go on to remain undefeated for the remainder of his time on The Island, recording five consecutive title defenses in six fights with big wins over guy like Dirk Kutaz and Stojan Kostic. Litill left The Island with a perfect record... except for that one little black mark where Tan Zan kicked his ass and went home with his championship title. To this day no man has done to Bjornsson what Tan Zan did to him on that fateful night on The Island. Tan Zan returned to the IFA cage to face former Alcatraz beatdown title challenger and dominant wrestler Ivan Blood. Ivan would go on to dominate Tan from inside the clinch, taking home a lopsided unanimous decision victory. This would be the last defeat in Tan Zan's career as he began to hit his stride. After scoring a pair of easy victories over Rafaello Sanzio Da Urbino and Dean Dupree, Tan Zan knocked out former Alcatraz beatdown lightweight champion John Johnson in just forty-seven seconds. Tan Zan participated in the final tournament. In the first round of the tourney, Zan quickly knocked out KJ Slade. In the second round he faced former IFA and Alcatraz beatdown lightweight champion Scar Ambe, besting the man via unanimous decision to advance. In the third round he topped former two-time 301st SPARTAN lightweight champion Juan Luna with a first round TKO. In the tournament finale, Tan Zan faced former Alcatraz beatdown lightweight title challenger James Smith. Smith smartly utilized his wrestling to take Zan down early and pound on him for the entirety of round one. He had Zan badly hurt but far from defeated when the opening round concluded. Hurting Tan Zan only served to piss off and motivate the former champion. Tan Zan pushed forward in the second round, defending takedowns like he was born sprawling in the crib. Zan rocked Smith with seconds left in the second round. In the third round, a bewildered Smith attempted to recover enough to survive the remaining five minutes. Smith took Zan down and spent the entirety of the third round on top, dropping ground and pound. Tan Zan walked away with the unanimous decision and the tournament championship. Back on the mainland, Tan Zan siged with FARTMMA. In his promotional debut, he faced former Alcatraz beatdown title challenger Daleb Managedov. Zan knocked Managedov out cold thirty-nine seconds into the opening round. At FARTMMA 45, Tan Zan challenged reigning FARTMMA Lightweight Champion Alexander Tverdovskiy for the title. This was the reigning champion's third attempt at defending the title. Tan Zan won the first four rounds of the fight pretty cleanly relying heavily on his clinch fighting to keep the champion at bay. In the fifth round, Tan Zan picked Tverdovskiy apart from the outside, rocking him with crisp punches. The two went the distance and Tan Zan won a very well deserved unanimous decision victory and the title. As the writer for UnderGround Fight Club I'm obviously supporting Liberal Stomper in this fight, but Tan Zan has had a storied career. I hate to see either of these guys lose at this point. [A closer look] (Liberal Stomper) Age: 21 Age Started Fighting: 18 Height: 6'2 Weight: 164 lbs Overall Record: 9-0 Knockouts: 7 Submissions: 0 UnderGround Record: 5-0 Total Opponent Record: 40-33 Style: Boxing Accolades or Accomplishments: Reigning UnderGround Fight Club Lightweight Champion (Three Defenses), Undefeated, Nine Fight Winning Streak, Fight of the Night (x1) (Tan Zan) Age: 27 Age Started Fighting: 25 Height: 5'6 Weight: 149.5 lbs Overall Record: 13-2 Knockouts: 7 Submissions: 0 FARTMMA Record: 2-0 Total Opponent Record: 113-58 Style: Boxing Accolades or Accomplishments: Reigning FARTMMA Lightweight Champion (No Defenses), Former IFA Lightweight Champion (No Defenses), Ten Fight Winning Streak, The Island Season 9 Tournament Winner, Fight of the Night (x3), KO of the Night (x1) tl;dr some fights are happening 5 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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Monsieur.Camara Posted July 19, 2019 Report Share Posted July 19, 2019 http://www.mmatycoon.com/gallery/0/15152078337016.jpg http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20190719020246K8HbNKi_d.jpg Fray Tormenta (12-1): No mames guey ! These pinche culeros Tev y el Caballo vinieron a mi casa y me dieron un regalito. Brand new belt ese, fuck year `Murica homes ! I wanna thank God, the academia and these pinche gueros even that puto Castanoob that made the belt. Ese morro es buena onda. 13 is coming ! Our favorite numba ! 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheHoarseWhisperer Posted July 20, 2019 Report Share Posted July 20, 2019 UnderGround Fight Club 340K+ http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/company/logo/1555333717205-175.jpg UnderGround FC 19 was mixed martial arts event held by UnderGround Fight Club, in conjunction with Hoarseplay Writing Productions and the UnderGround Fight Ent. Alliance. Hoarseplay Writing Productions is a proud sponsor of the Noob Fund, a trusted source for new managers to obtain funding for their fighters, their business projects, or whatever they may need. This event took place on July 19, 2019 at the Hard Knocks arena in Amsterdam. This review is brought to you by UnderGround Clothing Co. [undercard Review] http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/posters/15618763994EXW0Q8.gif [undercard] -[Super-Heavyweight Division: Paddy Murphy (0-0) versus Ariel Ortega (1-2) -[Result: Each round of this fight was identical in that Ortega would score an early takedown and lay n pray his way to the final bell. Murphy attempted a bunch of submissions that amounted to nothing. This fight didn't win over any fans, but it was effective enough. Ariel Ortega def. Paddy Murphy via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28). -[Welterweight Division: Pedro Navas (5-1) versus Nick Lucas li (3-2) -[Result: Nick came out with wild strikes. The game engine told us that Pedro Navas was the more aggressive fighter as he attempted zero attacks. Thirty seconds in, Navas made his first effort by clinching with Lucas li, going to work with dirty boxing against the cage. Nick Lucas li continually tried to break the clinch until he was exhausted. Once he was gasping for air he got hurt with a punch and felled by followup strikes. Pedro Navas def. Nick Lucas li via TKO (Strikes) at 1:59 of round 1. -[Super-Heavyweight Division: Shane Nakamura (2-1) versus Rodimus Prime (5-1) -[Result: This was a fight dictated by the tricks and escapes of the two fighters. One guy would take the other down and the victim would jump up, then score a takedown of his own, taking turns. Rodimus Prime landed the only real significant strikes of the match and was far more effective on the ground than his opponent. Rodimus Prime def. Shane Nakamura via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27). -[Light-Heavyweight Division: Bob The Stranger (0-0) versus Spanky Loco (4-2) -[Result: Spanky Loco came out landing shots while attempting takedowns. To his credit, Bob The Stranger defended well for the first thirty seconds. But then Loco clinched, pulled guard, and submitted Bob after some work from his back. Spanky Loco def. Bob The Stranger via Submission (Traingle) at 2:56 of round 1. -[Featherweight Division: Johnny Rosenthal (2-1) versus Arslan Yildirim (2-0) -[Result: Arslam came out strong in the opening round, taking Rosenthal down and working for a submission. In the second round, Rosenthal came back with some big counter-strikes before taking Yildirim down into guard. Rosenthal mostly stalled out the second round. The referee stood the pair up, but Rosenthal took Yildirim back down to close out the second round. In the third round, Rosenthal circled around on the outside picking Yildirim apart with single strikes while avoiding being taken down. About a minute into the third round, Johnny Rosenthall took Arslan Yildirim down, stood up, clinched, and pulled guard before submitting his foe. Johnny Rosenthal def. Arslan Yildirim via Submission (Triangle Choke) at 1:57 of round 3. 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheHoarseWhisperer Posted July 20, 2019 Report Share Posted July 20, 2019 [Main Card] -[Featherweight Division: Ian Joy Virtudazo (3-0) versus Kyle Kristian Galeos (6-1) -[Result: Galeos came out swinging for the fences, dropping Virtudazo and jumping into mount! A bloody and hurt Virtudazo managed to force his way back to hi feet ad started eating more punches immediately. Galeos pushed forward with more punches, dropping Virtudazo a second time and jumping into guard. Virtudazo scrambled to his feet and seemed to recover as Galeos came after him with more punches. In the second round, Virtudazo began fighting for takedowns and ate punches for his trouble. Galeos went to the body before coming forward with a two punch combination, dropping Galeos for the third time! Galeos jumped into guard and Virtudazo worked his way back to his feet against the cage. Galeos poured on more shots and Virtudazo went down, wilting under the pressure. Kyle Kristian Galeos def. Ian Joy Virtudazo via TKO (Strikes) at 2:58 of round 2. -[Heavyweight Division: Torq Bosley (6-1) versus Rowan Bell (4-2) -[Result: Torq Bosley came out with a crisp one-two combination to open this fight before dropping Rowan Bell with a big right hand. Shaking and bleeding, Rowan Bell clambored to his feet and walked into an overhand right that nocked him out cold. Torq Bosley def. Rowan Bell via KO (Punch) at 0:15 of round 1. -[Lightweight Division: Ralphie Maldonado (6-3) versus Hairuddin Abdul Rahim (10-2) -[Result: Abdul Rahim shot in for an early takedown and ate a left hook for his effort. Ralphie Maldonado stuffed a second takedown and dropped Rahim with a headkick upon a reset. Abdul Rahim shot in on rubbery legs and ran face first into another head kick, getting knocked out cold. Ralphie Maldonado def. Hairuddin Abdul Rahim via KO (Head Kick) at 0:18 of round 1. [Co-Main Event] -[Featherweight Division: Hans Richter (4-1) versus Joe Smith (5-0) -[Result: Hans Richter came out very aggressive in round number one but had trouble with the high level defenses of undefeated Joe Smith. In the second round, Joe Smith opened up a bit more with shots from the outside but the pressure of Richter kept him on his rear foot. Richter began to slow in the third and final round allowing Smith to pick up the pace a bit, widening the gap between them. Joe Smith def. Hans Richter via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27). [Main Event] http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20190719020246K8HbNKi_d.jpg -[Heavyweight Division, Championship bout: Fray Tormenta© (12-1) versus Rio Silva (4-0) -[Result: Tormenta kept clinching and attempting to pull guard, allowing Silva to escape. Finally Tormenta pulled guard and began working for a submission off of his back. This spelled early trouble for BJJ blue belt Rio Silva. As promised, Fray Tormenta submitted him fast to retain his title. Fray Tormenta def. Rio Silva via Submission (Triangle Choke) at 1:55 of round 1 to retain the undisputed Heavyweight Championship of the World! Knockout of the Night: Torq Bosley Submission of the Night: Fray Tormenta Fight of the Night: Joe Smith vs Hans Richter Active Winning Streaks (3+ consecutive victories within UnderGround FC) [Name, Weight, UFC Win Streak, Last Fight Date] Fray Tormenta (265) (7-0) [7/19] Colin Kaepernick (265+) (6-0) [6/28] Torq Bosley (265+) (5-0) [7/19] [increased] Liberal Stomper (155) (5-0) [6/30] Joe Smith (145) (4-0) [7/19] [increased] Robert Harper (205) (4-0) [7/12] Jb Brown (155) (4-0) [6/28] Ringz daBell (145) (4-0) [6/29] Gomez Addams (185) (3-0) [7/17] DeMarcus Diallo (185) (3-0) [7/17] James Moriarty (205) (3-0) [7/14] Brian Moser (185) (3-0) [7/12] Kay Teptrom (155) (3-0) [6/29] Reginald Budgiehandler (145) (3-0) [6/29] Cross A Zoo (170) (3-0) [6/29] Tommy Reed (135) (3-0) [6/29] Christopher Fry (155) (3-0) [6/28] Annal of Champions Bantamweight (135 lbs) Tree Fortay – Reigning Champion, One Defense (Next Fight: Miguel Harper 7/20) Featherweight (145 lbs) Reginald Budgiehandler – Reigning Champion, One Defense (Next Fight: Prohor Georgiev 7/20) Shiro Tanaka – Former Champion, One Defense (4/27/19 – 6/8/19) Lightweight (155 lbs) Liberal Stomper – Reigning Champion, Three Defenses (Next Fight: Tan Zan 7/20) Welterweight (170 lbs) Guido Turturro – Reigning Champion, No Defenses (Next Fight: Bung Popper 7/31) Sivile Gonya – Former Champion, One Defense (5/20/19 – 7/5/19) Middleweight (185 lbs) Raiam Dos Santos – Reigning Champion, No Defenses (Next Fight: Angelo Moore 7/20) What Addams – Former Champion, No Defenses (6/3/19 – 6/29/19) Bradley Bond – Former Champion, No Defenses (4/27/19 – 6/3/19) Light-Heavyweight (205 lbs) Robert Harper – Reigning Champion, Two Defenses (Next Fight: TBD) Heavyweight (265 lbs) Fray Tormenta – Reigning Champion, Four Defenses (Next Fight: TBD) Super-Heavyweight (265+ lbs) Colin Kaepernick – Reigning Champion, Two Defenses (Next Fight: Newbie Guide 7/20) Total Badass – Former Champion, No Defenses (4/13/19 – 4/27/19) http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/company/logo/1555333717205-175.jpg 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheHoarseWhisperer Posted July 21, 2019 Report Share Posted July 21, 2019 F50: FARTMMA vs Underground was a mixed martial arts event held by FARTMMA, in conjunction with UnderGround Fight Club. This event was part one of a two part series. This event took place on July 20, 2019 at The Docks arena in St Petersburg, Russia. [Official Event Review] http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/posters/1562693625FARTMMA%2050.png [undercard Review] -[Heavyweight Division: Cedric Simard (2-0) versus Joao Cajo Branca (4-0) -[Result: UGFCs Joao Caja Branca came out very aggressive but was eating heavy counter shots in return. About a minute in, FARTMMA's Cedric Simard cracked Branca with a right hand that dropped him before swarming him with followup shots to end the fight. FARTMMA's Cedric Simard def. UGFC's Joao Cajo Branca via TKO (Strikes) at 1:06 of round 1. -[Super-Heavyweight Division: Techno Viking (4-0) versus Datu Rizalia (4-2) -[Result: FARTMMA's Techno Viking got the better of the opening striking exchanges. Things only went from bad to worse for UGFC's Datu Rizalia when Viking started engaging him in the clinch. Viking hurt Rizalia late in the round and finished him with strikes against the cage. FARTMMA's Techno Viking def. UGFC's Datu Rizalia via TKO (Strikes) at 4:26 of round 1. -[Heavyweight Division: Jonathan Rain (4-1) versus Evgeni Rasputin (8-3) -[Result: Jonathan Rain came out with some stiff jabs before cracking Rasputin with big right hand that hurt him badly. Rain instigated a clinch but seemed to take some big deep threath against the cage. Rasputin dropped Rain with a big uppercut and the jumped into mount looking to finish! More strikes pour on Rain until the referee stop the fight. Evgeni Rasputin def. Jonathan Rain ia KO (Punch) at 3:15 of round 1. -[Light-Heavyweight Division: Chris Robertson (6-4) versus Raging Bitch (4-4) -[Result: UGFC's Chris Robertson scored with a takedown early and went to work with ground and pound while threatening submissions from the top position. FARTMMA's Raging Bitch came back in the second round, clinching with Robertson and busting his face up with strikes against the cage. The third round was all Bitch with his clinch dominance. In the fourth and final round, Raging Bitch hurt Chris Robertson with a big elbow against the cage, finishing him with brutal strikes. FARTMMA's Raging Bitch def. UGFC's Chris Robertson via Submission (Strikes) at 4:58 of round 4. -[Middleweight Division: Raiam Dos Santos© (8-7) versus Angelo Moore© (6-0) -[Result: FARTMMA's Angelo Moore came out very aggressive against UGFC's Raiam Dos Santos, out striking him by a very large percent in this fight. Dos Santos was firing back but he struggled with the pressure and aggression of Moore. FARTMMA's Angelo Moore def. UGFC's Raiam Dos Santos via Unanimous Decision (50-45, 50-45, 50-45). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheHoarseWhisperer Posted July 21, 2019 Report Share Posted July 21, 2019 [Main Card Review] -[Welterweight Division: Juraj Divisek (4-0) versus Izzy Bangin© (5-0) -[Result: FARTMMA's Izzy Bangin clearly dominated UGFC's Juraj Divisek from bell-to-bell, out-striking him from the outside. The clinch battles were very even, but Bangin made up for it whenever they were separated. FARTMMA's Izzy Bangin def. UGFC's Juraj Divisek via Uanimous Decision (49-46, 49-46, 48-47). -[Featherweight Division: Reginald Budgiehandler© (6-1) versus Prohor Georgiev© (7-2) -[Result: UGFCs Reginald Budgiehandler came out aggressive, got taken down, and got submitted by FARTMMA's BJJ brown belt Prohor Georgiev. FARTMMA's Prohor Georgiev def. UGFC's Reginald Budgiehandler via Submission (RNC) at 3:21 of round 1. -[Featherweight Division: Miguel Harper (8-4) versus Tree Fortay© (7-1) -[Result: UGFC's Tree Fortay clinched and pulled guard early, working the high guard from the bottom. FARTMMA's Miguel Harper went to work with ground and pound. The remainder of the fight followed suit: Fortay pulls guard and eats ground and and pound working for a submission that doesn't come. FARTMMA's Miguel Harper def. UGFC's Tree Fortay via Unanimous Decision (50-45, 50-45, 50-45). [Co-Main Event] -[Super-Heavyweight Division: Colin Kaepernick© (7-0) versus Newbie Guide© (6-2) -[Result: UGFC's Colin Kaepernick opened the fight with an early clinch, keeping the fight there at all costs. Kaepernick went to work with his patented knees, busting up the face of Newbie Guide early. Guide managed to avoid the clinch and land some shots in the second round. Guide dropped Kaepernick with a big combiation early in the third round. Kaepernick got back to his feet and clinched with him. The fourth round was all Kaepernick in the clinch. In the fifth and final round, Kaepernick seemed to be on his way to securing the round but Guide stepped out of the clinch and cracked him with a big right haymaker, following it up with a big punch, knocking the undefeated champion out cold for the first time in his career. FARTMMA's Newbie Guide def. UGFC's Colin Kaepernick via KO (Punch) at 2:05 of round 5. [Main Event] -[Lightweight Division: Liberal Stomper© (9-0) versus Tan Zan© (13-2) -[Result: UGFC's Liberal Stomper opened the fight with a crisp right hand. FARTMMA's Tan Zan initiated a clinch and Stomper broke free and circled away. Stomper pushed forward with more punches, backing Tan Zan up against the cage. Tan Zan clinched again, trying to weather the early storm of Liberal Stomper but couldn't maintain it. Stomper kept chasing Tan Zan across the cage and got cracked with a left straight that hurt Stomper. The round ended, saving Liberal Stomper from harm. Tan Zan came out more aggressive in this round, his confidence seemed to increase having hurt Stomper in the previous round. Tan Zan picked up the pace in the third round, pouring on shots. Liberal Stomper came back with a one-two combination, hurting Zan badly! Tan Zan attempted to clinch to hang on and survive but Stomper broke free from the clinch. Liberal Stomper came back strong in the fourth round, earning his way back into the fight. The fifth and final round was very even with Tan Zan picking up the pace, pouring on shots against Stomper. With seconds remaining in the round, Tan Zan dropped Liberal Stomper with a big left hook. UGFC's Liberal Stomper def. FARTMMA's Tan Zan via Unanimous Decision (48-47, 50-45, 49-46). I'm a little surprised to see the main event take a backseat in the “Fight of the Night” wagon behind Bitch v Robertson, a lower scoring fight from the prelims. http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/company/logo/1534123118FARTMMA.jpghttp://www.mmatycoon.com/images/company/logo/1555333717205-175.jpg 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tev Posted July 21, 2019 Author Report Share Posted July 21, 2019 Good event overall people part 2 will be better for us 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheHoarseWhisperer Posted July 21, 2019 Report Share Posted July 21, 2019 UnderGround Fight Club 340K+ http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/company/logo/15625778031QuWSYI.gif UnderGround FC 20 is an upcoming mixed martial arts event to be held by UnderGround Fight Club at the Hard Knocks arena in Amsterdam. This event will take place on July 22, 2019. Hoarseplay Writing Productions is a proud proponent of the Noob Fund. This is a player funded project to guarantee that newer members of the Tycoon community can obtain the funds needed to get started comfortably. [Official Fight Card] http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/posters/15618763644EXW0Q8.gif [undercard Preview] (Bantamweight Division) Gold Man (5-5) versus Curtis Jackson (0-3) Gold Man is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu purple belt from Belize. Currently living in Las Vegas, USA, he trains out of Cozad's gym. Gold is a ten fight veteran with five of those fights taking place in the QFC arena. Gold Man went 3-2 in the QFC arena before signing with the Rapid Fighting Championship promotion. Gold went 1-1 with RFC, submitting Sam Hunter but falling short against Obi Wan Kenobi. Gold returned to the QFC, losing to The King BJJ via unanimous decision. Gold signed with UnderGround Fight Club, losing to The King BJJ via decision again. In his most recent bout, Gold submitted Kalvin Harper in the opening round. Curtis Jackson is a boxing stylist from Veles, Macedonia. He currently lives in Amsterdam... but trains out of the Brotherhood MMA gym in Las Vegas, USA. In three performances, Curtis has yet to find success. He made his QFC debut against Rodrigo Bean, losing via unanimous decision. He made his UnderGround debut at UFC MNF 3, losing to Mark Callus via unanimous decision. At UnderGround FC 12, Curtis was submitted by Tommy Reed. (Featherweight Division) Anthony Jackson (4-2) versus Ragang Ebon (2-2) Anthony Jackson is a boxing stylist from Veles, Macedonia. Anthony is related to fellow UGFC fighter Curtis Jackson. He trains out of the UnderGround Training Facility. Anthony participated in the QFC 916 Featherweight Tournament. After besting Kari Kaataja in the opening round of the tournament, he was submitted by Kevyt Kaikkonen to drop out of the competition. Anthony returned for three QFC matches, defeating Rodrigo Bean, Dirk Armstrong, and Hubert Nielson. Upon signing with UnderGround FC 10, he was defeated by Hans Richter via unanimous decision. Ragang Ebon is a Muay Thai kickboxer from Sabah, Malaysia. Living in Tokyo, Japan, Ragang trains out of the illustrious Cozad MMA gym there. Ragang started his MMA career in the QFC arena where he submitted BJJ blue belt and career jobber Ken Specht. In his second QFC bout, Ragang was knocked out by future UGFC contender Kyle Kristian Galeos. In UnderGround Fight Club, Ragang Ebon has fought twice, besting Jin Kazama with a split decision before being submitted by John Hogan. (Light-Heavyweight Division) Aapo Jukola (2-0) versus Mark Tindal () Aapo Jukola is a Greco Roman wrestler and undefeated mixed martial artist with two pro bouts to his record. Originally from Finland, Aapo lives in London where he trains out of the ~T~ Troid Gym. Aapo made his debut stopping Cleon Johnson in the QFC arena. Most recently, he stopped Bill From Killer Hill at UnderGround FC 8. Mark Tindall is an English boxer that trains out of the Tycoon Gym in London. In his lone MMA fight, Mark faced Yourhope Endshere in the QFC arena, but was submitted in the opening round. (Welterweight Division) I Love You Man (2-0) versus Uesugi Mochinori (1-1) I Love You Man is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu brown belt and undefeated MMA fighter with two pro bouts. Born and raised inn Pembrook, Kuwait, he lives in Hilo, Hawaii where he trins out of the private PhoQus Sports Incorporated. In addition to mixed martial arts, Man has competed in the TWGC. He first entered competition at TWGC 23 as a middleweight but was dropped from the tournament in his first outing. He fought in the QFC next, submitting Ed Ricoop via first round triangle armbar. Man returned to the TWGC at TWGC 24 as a light-heavyweight but was submitted via rear naked choke. Most recently he fought at UnderGround FC 13, submitting Tao Pai in just twenty-eight seconds. Uesugi Mochinori is a Japanese kickboxer currently residing in Los Angeles, California. He trains out of the Fist of Fury Training Center. In his pro MMA debut, Uesugi faced Toussaint Bissainthe. The duo were supposed to meet at HonoHi 4 but the fight was ruled a no contest. Instead they fought at Skrap Fights 1, with Bissainthe winning via TKO. After taking time away to train, Uesugi Mochinori faced Glenn Murray at UnderGround FC 10, winning the first via first round KO. (Featherweight Division) Roman Bell (5-2) versus Ky Tycoon (5-1) Roman Bell is a Muay Thai stylist with a blue belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Originally from England, Roman lives in Amsterdam where he trains out of the UnderGround Training Facility. Roman started his career with three appearances in the QFC, defeating Crack Addict, Damion Frost, and Tain Bo Cuailnge. Next he signed with UnderGround Fight Club. He made his promotional debut at Monday Night Fights, besting Marlin Scars. At UnderGround FC 3, Roman Bell faced undefeated UGFC Featherweight Champion Shiro Tanaka for the title. Bell would go on to lose the fight via TKO late in the opening round. Bell returned at UFC WNF 2 where he was defeated by Ringz daBell. In his most recent bout, Roman Bell rematched Marlin Scars, winning the bout via unanimous decision. Ky Tycoon is a wrestling stylist with a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Originally from the Republic of Burundi, he currently lives in Montreal, Canada, where he trains out of The King's Road gym. Ky Tycoon started his MMA journey in the QFC 916 Featherweight Tournament where he defeated Bo Bo, Tournament Hero, Lobo Saint Artem, and Kevyt Kaikkonen to become the tournament champion. In his post-tournament career, Ky Tycoon signed with UnderGround Fight Club. In his promotional debut he faced Kyle Kristian Galeos, suffering the first defeat of his career in the second round. He returned at UnderGround FC 13, submitting AngelaDivine EsobarDelgado in the third round. 5 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheHoarseWhisperer Posted July 26, 2019 Report Share Posted July 26, 2019 I didn't get to come back and finish that last preview, got pulled away to deal with issues offline. Missed about two days of logging on as a result. Apologies. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheHoarseWhisperer Posted July 26, 2019 Report Share Posted July 26, 2019 UnderGround Fight Club 340K+ http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/company/logo/15625778031QuWSYI.gif UnderGround FC 21 is an upcoming mixed martial arts event to be held by UnderGround Fight Club at the Hard Knocks arena in Amsterdam. This event will take place on July 26, 2019. Hoarseplay Writing Productions is a proud proponent of the Noob Fund. This is a player funded project to guarantee that newer members of the Tycoon community can obtain the funds needed to get started comfortably. [Prologue]The UnderGround Fight Club Light-Heavyweight Division is a volatile place filled with absolute killers, among the best in the organization. Robert Harper reigns supreme over a shark tank of hungry contenders. Daana Wyte has been quietly amassing victories on his crusade for the title. With a lightning fast knockout of previously undefeated Tremaine Wiltshire he is finally within running distance of a field goal. All he needs to do is get through the powerhouse known as Oleksander Kurtzovto realize his dream. [Official Preview] http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/posters/15618763494EXW0Q8.gif [undercard Bouts] (Bantamweight Division) Kalvin Harper (2-2) versus Mark Callus (3-3) One of the youngest members of the large Harper family, Kalvin Harper is related to reigning UnderGround Fight Club light-heavyweight champion Robert Harper. Kalvin lives in London, England, where he trains out of the private Pablo's Boxing Academy. After besting Crack Addict in back-to-back showings inside the QFC arena, Kalvin signed with UnderGround Fightr Club. At UFC THF 1, Kalvin faced Tree Fortay for the inaugural championship title, but was submitted via first round armbar. In his most recent bout, Kalvi Harper was submitted by Gold Man at UnderGround FC 9. Mark Callus is a Muay Thai kickboxer from Las Vegas, Nevada, USA that currently lives in Amsterdam where he trains out of the UnderGround Training Facility. This six fight veteran has competed four times in the UGFC cage. He began his career in the QFC arena, beating Darrick Suarez and Jean Riley via unanimous decision. He made his UGFC debut at UnderGround FC 2, losing to Antonio Omas via decision. After being submitted by Tommy Reed, Mark decision'd Curtis Jackson. In his most recent bout, Mark was defeated by Daiyan Jr Jesus Valdes via decision. (Lightweight Division) Roldolfo Gracie (4-2) versus Anthony Lindwood (9-13) Roldolfo Gracie is a BJJ brown belt from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil that currently trains out of the London based Tycoon Gym... despite living in New York. This submission fighter started his career with three appearances in the QFC arena, submitting kickboxer Rodrigo Dos Santos, BJJ blue belt Augustus Calhoun, and wrestler Zenzo Akiyama. After the Zenzo fight, Rodolfo signed with UnderGround Fight Club, taking on BJJ purple belt Joe Mama at UFC FNF 1. The fight would be fairly competitive on the ground, but the wrestling ability of Mama would give him a slight edge in controlling the positions they found themselves in. After three rounds of attempting submissions on each other, Joe Mama walked away with a unanimous decision victory. Roldolfo took his first career loss in stride, returning to submit Steven Pittsford with a kneebar early in the second round. In his most recent appearance, Roldolfo Gracie was defeated by Jason Kneesaw via unanimous decision. Anthony Lindwood is a catch wrestler from New York, USA that has transplanted to Las Vegas, Nevada where he trains out of Cozad's MMA gym there. He has fought twenty times in the QFC arena, defeating a slew of foes, many of which he faced more than once. A regular face in the QFC, he had his victories as well as defeats. Most recently he has signed with UnderGround Fight Club where he has been defeated in back-to-back outings against Michael Greenwood and Kay Teptrom respectively. (Light-Heavyweight Division) Jupiter Sakuraba (1-0) versus Frank Rothco (3-3) Jupiter Sakuraba is a former catch wrestling competition champion. In addition to his wrestling background, Jupiter has a blue belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu as he works to expand upon his current level of knowledge. In his MMA debut, which came at UnderGround FC 15, Jupiter faced Jonny Sins. The two fighters battled in the clinch, Sins scored a trip takedown into guard, and was promptly submitted with a triangle choke. Sakuraba proved that he is more than just a topside submission fighter unlike many of the catch guys we've seen in MMA before him. Frank Rothco is a boxer with six professional fights to his credit in mixed martial arts. This New York native lives in Helsinki where he trains out of the Blanc Fitness Academy. After a successful QFC debut against Peter Mucha, Frank signed with UnderGround Fight Club. Unfortunately he didn't find success until his third appearance when he knocked out Bill From Killer Hill in the opening round. Frank showed more promise when he stopped Ace Giannis Ignacio shortly after. At UnderGround FC 15, Frank took a big step up in competition to face Dexter Morgan, a high level Muay Thai striker. Frank showed his durability as the two went the distance. Frank unfortunately walked away with a loss. (Lightweight Division) Liangchan Xiaodong (8-3) versus Jason Kneesaw (2-0) Liangchan Xiaodong is a long named Muay Thai striker from Tabei, China. Currently lives in New York, USA, where he trains out of Cozad's MMA gym. Liangchan went 7-1 in the QFC arena with all eight fights going the distance. He made his UGFC debut at Mid Week Mashups 2, besting Hessu Kaito. Liangcha returned to stop Michael Greenwood in just thirteen seconds, proving that he is more than just a point fighter. Unfortunately he has lost his last two bouts, being stopped by Adrian Hunter as well as losing a rematch to Khamid Osman Durnagoz who he had bested in the QFC prior. Jason Kneesaw is a Muay Thai fighter known for devastating kicks and knees from the clinch. This lifelong resident of Las Angeles, California, USA takes on no professional training, preferring to keep his skills sharp through regular combat. He made his MMA debut knocking out Chauncey Garret in the QFC. At UnderGround FC 8 he bested Rodolfo Gracie via unanimous decision. (Featherweight Division) Ringz daBell (4-0) versus Johnn Hogan (3-2) Ringz daBell is a heavy handed kickboxer from Amsterdam by way of Las Vegas, Nevada. All four of his professional bouts have taken place in the UnderGround Fight Club cage. In his pro debut, he stopped Khabib Nurmagomedov at Mid Week Mashups. At UnderGround FC 3, Ringz knocked out Marlin Scars. After stopping Roman Bells, Ringz most recently rematched Khabib at UnderGround FC 11, stopping him once again in the second round. John Hogan is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu purple belt from the UK, currently living in Tokyo, Japan. Four of his five fights have taken place in the UGFC cage. After a successful QFC debut, he signed with UGFC submitting Kyle Lane. After losing to big names such as Joe Smith and Khabib Nurmagomedov he has recently defeated Ragang Ebon. 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheHoarseWhisperer Posted July 26, 2019 Report Share Posted July 26, 2019 [Main Card Review] (Bantamweight Division) Frankie Busul (3-0) versus Daiyan Jr Jesus Valdes (3-2) Frankie Busul is a boxing stylist and undefeated mixed martial arts fighter from Turan, Malaysia. Currently residing in Las Vegas, Nevada, he trains out of the Rabid Dog facility there. In his MMA debut, he faced BJJ blue belt Brayden Alexander in the QFC arena. Busul brought the fight to him immediately, cracking him with punches left and right from the getgo. After hurting Alexander with a big uppercut, he finished the fight with brutal punches. In his second QFC appearance, Frankie faced fellow boxer and longtime QFC vet Vitaly Ragozin. Despite both men being punchers, Ragozin tried to turn the fight into a wrestling match and paid for it with his consciousness. After signing with the Canadian Fight League, Frankie defeated Jaycob Dennis via unanimous decision. As per Canadian custom, Frankie then apologized to Jaycob. Daiyan Jr Jesus Valdes is a BJJ purple belt from Cuba. Currently living in Hilo, Hawaii, he trains out of the private Ferocious Beast gym. After making three appearances in the QFC arena, going 2-1 in the process, Daiyan signed with UnderGround Fight Club. He made his promotional debut at UFC WNF 3, where he was stopped by Joe Tromundo in the opening round. Most recently he defeted Mark Callus with a unanimous decision. (Lightweight Division) Steven Pittsford (3-1) versus Christopher Fry (5-4) Steven Pittsford is a BJJ blue belt from Amsterdam. He trains out of the UnderGround Training Facility there. Steven made his professional debut in the QFC arena, submitting Koshi Yamawanka with a first round kimura. After that he signed with UnderGround Fight Club. He made his promotional debut at UFC THF 1, submitting Johnny Jett late in the opening round. After suffering a submission loss to BJJ brown belt Rodolfo Gracie at UnderGround FC 6, Steven rebounded by besting Johny Boom. Christopher Fry is a Muay Thai kickboxer and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu blue belt. This former contestant from season 9 of The Island competed under the Alcatraz beatdown banners, accruing a record of 1-4 during that span. After leaving the promotion he defeated Greg Hunlin in the QFC. This victory earned him enough credit to participate in the final tournament. Unfortunately he would go on to be submitted by Kenshi Kimura in the final tournament. Upon returning to the mainland, Christopher signed with UnderGround Fight Club. He made his promotional debut gainst Damir Stojnic at UFC THF 1, defeating him via judge's decision. The pair rematched at UnderGround FC 5 with a similar outcome. Most recently, Christopher faced Denzel Arcidiancono at UnderGround FC 9, winning the fight on points. (Middleweight Division) What Addams (4-3) versus Pate Parret (3-0) What Addams is the former UnderGround Fight Club Middleweight Champion of the World. This seven fight mixed martial arts record started his career during season 9 of The Islandw here he competed in the Island Vale Tudo promotion. Currently living in Amsterdam, he trains out of the UnderGround Training Facility. What Addams made his MMA debut on The Island during its ninth season. He started out as a light-heavyweight. He signed with the Island Vale Tudo promotion from the getgo, making his debut at IVT 5 against Muay Thai striker Amiko Bono. Much of the fight would take place in fleeting grappling exchanges, especially in the clinch. In the end, Bono would walk away with the judge's decision. At IVT 8, Addams stopped BJJ brown belt Chris Robertson in a fight that took place heavily in the clinch. Addams fought once more for Island Vale Tudo, knocking out BJJ purple belt Lucas Pablo at IVT 11 before singing up for the final tournament. In the opening round of the tournament, Addams was defeated via unanimous decision by Amiti Speyer. Back on the mainland, What Addams began fighting as a middleweight. He took a QFC match, stopping undefeated BJJ purple belt Jamiah Monlova in the second round. After that, Addams was signed to UnderGround Fight Club. In his promotional debut, Addams faced BJJ purple belt Mick Richards for the vacant middleweight championship. Addams knocked Richards out cold in the opening round to become the middleweight champion! In his most recent bout, What Addams attempted to defend his title against Raiam Dos Santos at UnderGround FC 11. Dos Santos kept the fight on the outside and picked Addams apart with strikes en route to a unanimous decision victory to claim the title from the young champion. Pate Parret is a world class Finnish kickboxer. Currently living in Helsinki, he trains out of the private Jorzi GYM. This undefeated mixed martial artist has competed three times as a professional with all three victories coming by way of first round knockout. In his MMA debut, Pate faced Notorious Lawyer in the QFC arena. Parret came out strong, battering Notorious with punches and dropping the man with an uppercut. Parret knocked Notorious out cold with another big punch to win his debut. Not long after, Parret signed with the UnderGround Fight Club, making his promotional debut at UFC MNF 3 against boxer Jorge Cassel. Parret dominated Cassel before knocking him out in a little over a minute. In his most recent bout, Pate Parret faced Mick Richards at UnderGround FC 10, stopping him in fifty-seven second with power punches. [Co-Main Event] (Welterweight Division) Marcus Yonic (7-1) versus Prince Tonni (9-9) Marcus Yonic is a world class wrestler and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu purple belt. Originally from Reynosa, Mexico, Marcus currently lives in Las Vegas, Nevada where he trains out of the Brotherhood MMA gym. Marcus has competed as a submission grappler, holding a 1-0 record in the sport. This promotional newcomer was a participant during Season 9 of The Island that went undefeated into the final tournament. H made it to the semi-final round of the final tournament before winning his debut fight back on the mainland. Marcus Yonic made his mma debut during Season 9 of The Island, competing as a light-heavyweight for his first three fights. He made his debut at IVT 1 against high level Muay Thai striker Tommy Means. Yonic took Means down early and pounded on him with relentless ground and pound, hurting him badly from guard before advancing to mount and knocking him out cold. At IVT 2, he faced Irish boxer Frank Murphy. Marcus took Murphy down and pounded on him at will, busting up the man's face with brutal elbows. Murphy would eventually go on to be stopped two minutes in by the ringside doctor. At IVT 2, he faced kickboxer Luiz Escobar, taking him down and submitting him with a kimura early in the opening round. At this point, Marcus took some time away from fighting to train. When IVT hosted a submission grappling event, he faced fellow wrestler Thomas King, besting him on points, going 15-2. Once again, Marcus took time away to train. He returned for the Season 9 Finale Tournament. In the FIRST round of the tournament, Marcus faced former 301st SPARTAN title challenger Rafael Garcia. After losing the opening round of the fight against Garcia, Yonic came back strong in the second and third rounds to win the fight and advance in the tournament. In the SECOND round of the tournament, Yonic faced former 301st SPARTAN middleweight champion Hulk Hogan. Yonic brutalized Hogan, besieging him with ground and pound until the referee saw fit to stop the fight. In the THIRD round of the tournament, Marcus faced boxer Repa Kiki. After eating some heavy strikes early, Marcus took Repa down and pounded on the man from the top position, prompting a stoppage. In the FOURTH round of the tournament, Marcus faced the former two time Alcatraz beatdown and Immunity Fighting Alliance title challenger Jormungand Bolverk. Bolverk would go on to become the Rapid Fighting Championship middleweight champion later in life. Yonic would get caught early and knocked out cold, suffering his lone career loss. After changing management teams and leaving The Island, Marcus Yonic signed a one fight deal with Empire FC, taking on wrestler Emanuel Rodriguez at EFC Maeda vs Petrone. Yonic dominated Rodriguez through various grappling exchanges in the opening round before finishing him with ground and pound in the second round. Prince Tonni is a boxing stylist from London, England. This long time QFC veteran trains out of the Tycoon Gym. Prince Tonni made his debut against pro kickboxer Bob West Va, winning the fight with a combination of boxing and wrestling to take home the decision. Next he faced Muay Thai stylist and pro kickboxer Genji Hanzo, battering Hanzo and finishing him in the opening round. After besting Zhuan Thai via decision, Tonni faced kickboxer Truck Boogard... and got submitted by him in the second round. Tonni returned to face dual skill striker Claudio Carsara, stopping him in the secod round with strikes. Over the next three fights, Prince Tonni faced a slew of grappling experts including BJJ purple belt Zane Adebayo, blue belt Hirohito Nakanawa, and a wrestler named I Just Fight And Win. All three were able to best Tonni with the former two submitting him. Tonni was soon paired up with I Just Fight And Win for a rematch, this time Tonni won via first round TKO. After scoring a pair of victories over Petey Williams and Antonio Herta, Tonni wa submitted by BJJ blue belt Petey Williams. Next he faced former IFA title challenger and future UGFC fighter Whorely Alvarez, but was knocked out I the first minute of the fight. As he often does, Tonni rebounded with a big knockout win over Buster StClair. Next he faced TWGC and ADWGC grappling veteran and power wrestler Seko Chance, stoppig him with punches in just sixteen seconds. In his final QFC appearance, Prince Tonni was stopped by power wrestler and BJJ brown belt Tevin Felix. After signing with UnderGround Fight Club, Prince Tonni made his debut at UFC FNF 2, taking on wrestler Hitori Hanzo. Tonni lost the bout via second round TKO after being hurt late in the opening round. In his most recent bout, Prince Tonni was TKO'd by Muay Thai striker Cross A Zoo at UnderGround FC 12. [Main Event] (Light-Heavyweight Division) Daana Wyte (8-3) versus Oleksander Kurtzov (5-1) Daana Wyte is a boxing stylist from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. This heavy handed phenom has only been stopped once across eleven professional fights with all eight of his victories coming by way of lightning fast knockout. He trains out of the UnderGround Training Facility. Daana Wyte began his mixed martial arts career as a regional QFC fighter back on the mean streets of Brazil. In his first forray into unarmed combat he faced wrestler Mark Schulz. In their fight, Schulz managed to clinch and land an uppercut against the cage early but for some reason opted to break free and get knocked the hell out. Fellow boxer Charles Marlander would be the next to test Wyte in battle... and the next to fall before the power of the bruiser. Wyte hurt Marlander early, busting his face up before bringing the fight to him directly and stopping him with strikes. In his third QFC match, Wyte was paired up with BJJ blue belt Hugo Mano. Wyte would do his best and prove that he was more than just a one dimensional brawler when he survived repeated takedowns and submission attempts. However Mano would successfully make the fight an ugly one, winning via split decision in the end. Wyte survived the grappling attempts of BJJ purple belt Jose Hendo, knocking him out cold midway through the opening round. Daana Wyte took a big step up in level of opponent's grappling level when he faced Joao Machado. Despite the fearsome ground threat of Machado, Wyte came out fast and aggressive, knocking the man out in just nine seconds. Daana Wyte next faced former TWGC and ADCC grappling veteran Gabriel Arges. For his final appearance in the QFC, Daana Wyte faced world class Muay Thai striker and former three time Spartan Fight Club light-heavyweight title challenger Bob Dock. The two fighters clinched early and Dock went to work with knees against the cage. Wyte would be badly rocked from the assault but survive through to the end of the round. In the second round, the two strikers would go at each other from the outside. A badly fatigued and damaged Wyte held his own as long as he could but a ringside doctor would call off the contest due to cuts received on the face of Wyte. This would be the only time that Wyte has been stopped in professional MMA. Daana Wyte signed with Destructive Striking Championship at DSC STRIKE 51, taking on fellow boxer and BJJ purple belt Javelle Stone. Wyte went to work with punches early but was taken down for the majority of the opening round, defending submissions. The situation went from bad to worse when Stone took his back and fought to choke him out. The second round was another walk into the worst case scenario as Stone took him down, mounted him, and went to work with submissions from the top position. Wyte survived, escaped to his feet, and proceded to pummel the shit out of Stone, battering him into a defensive shell and forcing a stoppage. Stone never fought again after this match. Next Daana Wyte signed with UnderGround Fight Club, making his promotional debut at UFC WNF 2. His opponent was undefeated two fight veteran and Greco Roman wrestler Chris Gunn. Both fighters traded heavy blows in the opening seconds of the fight, bloodying the other's face. Wyte was the more aggressive of the two, pushing forward with heavy punches before dropping Gunn with a big combination and knocking him out with an uppercut as he scrambled back to his feet. Despite his post-fight promise to return to the UGFC cage, Chris Gunn retired from active competition shortly after. At UnderGround FC 7, Daana Wyte faced an overlooked 4-4 puncher named Jimbo Cricky. Cricky had been a participant from The Island where he was a .500 fighter under the Island Vale Tudo banner. Wyte expected to run right through the man and keep his momentum going for a shot at the title. Alas nothing tempts the gods to ruin your plans more than laying them out to be seen. Both fighters received nasty cuts early in the fight as they went punch for punch. Both men were astonished at the other's ability to take their best punches and keep coming forward. In the second round, the fight's momentum began to shift more heavily to favor Cricky. By the third round, an exhausted and bloodied Wyte began pushing forward with desperation to get back into the fight. Jimbo Cricky was having none of it, as he continued to put forward a striking clinic against this man. In the end, Jimbo Cricky would receive the unanimous decision victory while Daana Wyte earned his respect for being the first man to take him the distance without getting hurt or stopped via punches. In his most recent bout, Daana Wyte faced undefeated 3-0 QFC fighter Tremaine Wiltshire at UnderGround FC 8. Wyte came out hyper aggressive, backing Tremaine up and landing bombs before dropping the man and finishing him with heavy punches. The fight ended at the twenty-seven second mark. Oleksander Kurtzov is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu brown belt from Kiev, Ukraine. Currently living in Las Vegas, Nevada, Oleksander trains out of the Black Flag Fight Club gym, an invitation only institution. Oleksander shares a common opponent with his foe here in that both men have been defeated by Jimbo Cricky. Oleksander Kurtzov started his mixed martial arts career in the Quick Fighting Championship of Las Vegas. His debut opponent was BJJ blue belt Randell Nicholson. Kurtzov clinched, Nicholson took him down for some reason, and was immediately submitted by the superior BJJ man. The entire encounter lasted twenty-five seconds. Kurtzov returned to face another blue belt named Christopher Carptenter. Just like his last fight, Kurtzov was taken down by a vastly inferior grappler, giving him an easy first round submission victory. Next Kurtzov was paired up with Charlie Potter, a boxer from Ireland. Kurtzov clinched, pulled guard, and submitted the Irish striker in just twenty-seven seconds. After submitting 5-1 QFC veteran Cattag Dogmock with a first round guillotine choke, Kurtzov signed with UnderGround Fight Club. He made his UGFC debut at UFC FNF 1 against Desperately To Be Positive. Positive was a veteran from season 9 of The Island, where he competed mostly in the QFC arena. Kurtzov withstood the striking assault of Positive early before going on to submit him with a first round armbar. At UnderGround FC 13, Oleksander Kurtzov was paired up with fellow rising contender and semi-newcomer Jimbo Cricky. Cricky was fresh off a unanimous decision victory over Daana Wyte and was considered to be a wildly hot prospect in the light-heavyweight division. Jimbo Cricky wasted no time in racing across the cage to begin pouring on punches against Kurtzov, trapping him against the cage and forcing him to cover up. Kurtzov offered no resistance until he was badly hurt, then he started doing the arms-out Frankenstein walk forward looking to clinch. Cricky avoided the effort and hurt Kurtzov badly with punches, knocking him out cold in the opening round. As Jimbo Cricky climbs the throne to challenge the king, the defeated men in his wake face off to determine who will follow him in the ascent. [A closer look] (Daana Wyte) Age: 28 Started Fighting At: 25 Record: 8-3 Knockouts: 8 Submissions: 0 UnderGround Record: 2-1 Total Opponent Record: 43-55 Rank (Division): 2 Style: Boxing Accolades or Accomplishments: Fight of the Night (x2), KO of the Night (x2) (Oleksander Kurtzov) Age: 26 Started Fighting At: 25 Record: 5-1 Knockouts: 0 Submissions: 5 UnderGround Record: 1-1 Total Opponent Record: 28-33 Rank (Division): 10 Style: BJJ (Brown Belt) Accolades or Accomplishments: N/A http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/company/logo/15625778031QuWSYI.gif 5 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tev Posted July 26, 2019 Author Report Share Posted July 26, 2019 Great job Hoarse i always enjoy your work brother keep it up 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheHoarseWhisperer Posted July 29, 2019 Report Share Posted July 29, 2019 UnderGround Fight Club 340K+ http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/company/logo/15625778031QuWSYI.gif UnderGround FC 22 is an upcoming mixed martial arts event to be held by UnderGround Fight Club at the Hyashi's Lounge in Sydney. This event will take place on July 29, 2019. Hoarseplay Writing Productions is a proud proponent of the Noob Fund. This is a player funded project to guarantee that newer members of the Tycoon community can obtain the funds needed to get started comfortably. [Main Card Preview] (Featherweight Division) Shiro Tanaka (4-1) versus Killua Zoldyk (5-4) Shiro Tanaka is the former UnderGround Fight Club Featherweight Champion of the World. He is a Muay Thai striker with a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. This five fight MMA veteran was born in Kanazawa, Japan, but currently lives in Amsterdam. He trains out of the UnderGround Training Facility. He has had four total managers in his short career. All five of his pro fights have taken place in the UGFC arena. He made his pro debut at UnderGround FC 1, submitting Ho Hek with a first round guillotine choke. Shiro returned at UnderGround FC 2, submitting Jay Brown to claim the inaugural UGFC featherweight championship title. At UnderGround FC 3, Shiro successfully defended his title when he stopped Roman Bell with a first round TKO. At UFC SNF 2, Shiro Tanaka faced Reginald Budgiehandler. Shiro lost his championship when he was caught with big punches midway through the second round and knocked out. In his most recent bout, Shiro submitted John Michael Benitoy at UnderGround FC 14. Killua Zoldyk is a Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioner with a purple belt in the art. He is also a nine fight mixed martial arts veteran. The majority of his bouts took place during his tenure on The Island during its ninth season. Killua began his career in the Alcatraz beatdown promotion with a three fight winning streak, defeating Jon Jitsu, Chief Mohawk, and Manny Quirez. After being submitted by Tom Harris, Killua signed with Island Vale Tudo where he lost both of his fights there. Killua came to the mainland on a four fight losing streak but signed a deal with UnderGround Fight Club anyways. He has gone undefeated across both of his appearances with UGFC, knocking out Kyle Lane and submitting Berklerk Pinsinchai. (Welterweight Division) Kobayashi Jin (3-0) versus Xyryx Ignacio (4-5) Kobayashi Jin is an undefeated mixed martial arts fighter specializing in Muay Thai as well as Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, which he holds a brown belt in. Originally from Akita, Japan, Kobayashi currently lives in Los Angeles, California, USA, where he trains out of Psycho's Elites, a private facility. Kobayashi started his MMA journey with two appearances in the QFC arena, besting Crash Well in a unanimous decision and stopping Greg Peterson with strikes on the feet. In his most recent bout, Kobayashi submitted wrestler Hitori Hanzo with a triangle choke in the second round. Xyryx Ignacio is here for the biggest squash match since Tyson James kicked the shit out of Karlos Vemola at UnderGround FC 15. Xyryx is a nine fight veteran and a BJJ blue belt with literally no chance of winning this fight. Makes you wonder what is going through his manager's head to accept such a fight. (Heavyweight Division) Henry Akinwande (3-0) versus John Daugherty (3-1) Henry Akinwande is a Greco Roman wrestling stylist and undefeated mixed martial arts fighter with three professional bouts to his credit. This Las Vegas native lives in New York, USA, he represents Team Crassus in this fight. Henry started his career fighting for the Wolf Pack Fighting Championship promotion. He made his debut at WPFC 2, taking on BJJ blue belt and kickboxer Guillaume Ouelette. Akinwande went down early from a big head kick, scrambled to his feet, and ran face first into another roundhouse to the chomper going down once again. Akinwande clinched with Ouelette and wore on him over the course of the three round fight, walking away with a completely one sided unanimous decision. Next Henry returned to face fellow wrestler Wulfgar Beornegar. The opening round of this fight showcased Boernegar trying repeatedly to bring Akinwande to the ground and keep him there but the wily Greco man kept the fight standing as he weathered the early storm of his opponent. The second and third rounds were dominated by the clinchfighting of Akinwande. After signing with UnderGround Fight Club, Henry Akinwande faced fellow wrestler Runny Hitter at UnderGround FC 13. Akinwande dominated Hitter in the clinch, hurting him with punches early in the second round before finishing him midway through the round. John Daugherty is a heavy handed boxing stylist from Hilo, Hawaii, by way of Fordyce, Arkansas. He trains out of the Ferocious Beast private gym alongside a slew of prominent UGFC fighters including Daiyan Jr Jesus Valdes, Xander Colton, and Test Fighter A. John is a career UnderGround fighter with all four of his bouts taking place in the UGFC cage. His pro debut came at the Friday Night Fights IV event where he knocked out Horacio Romeu Pinto in fifty-three seconds. He returned to the cage at UFC SNF 1 to take on fellow pugilist Patrick Bower. This would be the lone defeat in Daugherty's career as he would be caught with a big punch and stopped in the opening round. At UFC MNF 2, Daugherty rebounded with a thirty-five second knockout over Karlos Vemola. Most recently, John knocked out Ben Dover who reportedly went home to his wife Eileen after the fight. [Co-Main Event] (Welterweight Division) Tiny T Rex (5-0) versus Whorely Alvarez (10-14) The adorably named Tiny T Rex is an undefeated mixed martial arts fighter with five professional bouts to his credit. Originally from the United Kingdom, Rex lives in Los Angeles, USA, where he trains out of the Star Studded Beef gym. All of his professional bouts have taken place in the QFC arena. Rex began his career in a match with five fight veteran and BJJ blue belt Marcel Lara. The two warriors traded blows for the opening minutes of the fight until Rex scored a takedown and pounded Lara into the canvas. Next he faced English submission fighter Stan Farley. Rex was taken down immediately in this bout but reversed to the top after about a minute of controlling. On top he went to work immediately with damaging blows that ceased Farley's involvement with the fight. In his third pro fight, Rex faced Dominic Harrison, an Australian kickboxer. After eating some big shots early, Rex scored a counter takedown into guard and went to work with ground and pound, putting Harrison out of the fight and into retirement. For his next trick, Rex made BJJ purple belt and proud Convicted Fight Club product Eddie Bravado disappear. In his most recent bout, Rex faced Muay Thai striker Jason Carter. The fight would be entirely dictated by Rex who would stop Carter with ground and pound two minutes in. Whorely Alvarez is a wrestling stylist and twenty-four fight veteran of the mixed martial arts cage. Originally from Indigo, Barbados, Whorely lives in New York, USA, where he trains out of the Five Round Fight Club gym. Whorely is a former journeyman from season 9 of The Island where he challenged for the Immunity Fighting Alliance's welterweight championship. Whorely began his career on The Island during its 9th season. He made his debut in the QFC arena, getting stopped by pugilist Domenik Panayotov in the second round. Whorely returned to the QFC, stopping bruiser Frank Stahl late in the opening round. Upon making his debut in the Immunity Fighting Alliance, Whorely Alvarez faced BJJ brown belt Gaga Gogo at ROTI-06, stopping the striker with punches in the second round. At ROTI-11, Alvarez ws submitted by BJJ purple belt Karl Lomant. Alvarez returned at ROTI-14 to face future welterweight champion and Island legend Stojan Kostic, but would be submitted by him in the opening round. At ROTI-18, Whorely Alvarez bested future champion Dannis Till and out struck future UGFC contender Virgil Van Dijk with a second round TKO victory to boot. Despite dropping a unanimous decision to boxer Dino Pelayo, Whorely was granted a rematch with Stojan Kostic who now wore the IFA welterweight title. The rematch didn't go much better than their first encounter, with Kostic submitting him in the opening round to retain the championship. At IFA: Total War, Alvarez rematched boxer Dino Pelayo, taking home a one-sided unanimous decision. After being bested by former champion Iti Malia and BJJ brown belt Ben Askcrew, Alvarez submitted Mark Hand Of Cotton. Alvarez finished his tenure with Immunity Fighting Alliance with three consecutive defeats, losing to Leonardo Da Vinci, Don Pelayo, and losing the rubbermatch against Dino Pelayo. Alvarez returned to the QFC to knock out brawler Prince Tonni in the first minute of the fight. Alvarez participated in the final tournament but was promptly finished by wrestler Eddie Guerrero. Whorely Alvarez returned to the QFC arena where he was stopped by former KFC and AFC welterweight champion Jay Steve. After that he bested BJJ brown belt Alphaios Alevizos and BJJ purple belt John Fadden. Whorely signed with UnderGround Fight Club, knocking out BJJ brown belt Hanzo Hasashi at UFC SNF 2. Most recently, Whorely is coming off back-to-back defeats at the hands of Juraj Divisek and Cross A Zoo. [A closer look] (Tiny T Rex) Age: 25 Started Fighting At: 25 Record: 5-0 Knockouts: 4 Submissions: 0 UnderGround Record: N/A Total Opponent Record: 4-13 Rank (Division): 18 Style: Wrestling, Boxing Accolades or Accomplishments: Undefeated, Five Fight Winning Streak (Whorely Alvarez) Age: 28 Started Fighting At: 25 Record: 10-14 Knockouts: 6 Submissions: 1 UnderGround Record: 1-2 Total Opponent Record: 159-114 Rank (Division): 13 Style: Wrestling, Muay Thai Accolades or Accomplishments: Former IFA Welterweight Title Challenger, Fight of the Night (x2) [Main Event] (Heavyweight Division) Mohhamad Iman (6-2) versus Josh Peterson (6-4) Long before he donned a pair of four ounce gloves, Mohhamad Imam was considered to be one of the brightest shining stars in his neighborhood. A longtime resident of Tehran, Iran, Mohhamad was born into a very wrestling oriented family. His father was a former Olympic wrestler and he raised his son with the same strict disciplined mindset that he had learned himself. After school each day his father would take him to Laleh Park to drill positions and practice takedowns until the sun had left them. For Mohhamad, life had a very linear path to his destiny: he would continue training and learning and then represent his country in the Olympics to bring home the gold. When he was eighteen years old, Mohhamad Iman got his opportunity... but something was off. Whether it was an illness, bad luck, or simply performance anxiety, Mohhamad didn't perform to the level that he knew he was capable of. He was offered the opportunity to still go to the Olympics as an alternate, in case one of the Olympic athletes from his country sustained an injury. In the end all he was able to do to bring his country glory was sit in the stands with a video recorder filming different wrestling matches so that his team could review the tape for future encounters. Discouraged, shamed, and humiliated, Mohhamad questioned everything that he knew about himself. He knew that he was destined for greatness, but what if he failed to achieve it? Mohhamad poured over these questions in his heart while absently watching a VHS tape with his wrestling teammates. The video playing happened to be a poorly copied version of UFC 52. Mohhammad didn't care about some boxing match, so he sat distracted until his friends all screamed in excitement. Mohhamad glanced up in time to see a man escape from a rear choke, turn into his opponent, literally lift the opponent up to carry him across the cage. The two men collided with the canvas and the man that had moments ago appeared to be losing was on top punching and elbowing his foe before finishing him with the same submission hold that he himself had previously been caught in. All of the boys were instantaneously enamored by this radical new sport and Mohhamad found a sort of spirit guide in the diligence and persistence of Matt Hughes from that one taped fight. Mohhamad met a man through his wrestling classes that professed to be affiliated with a mixed martial arts academy in Los Angeles, California, USA. Mohhamad was reluctant to leave his home but his father encouraged him to give it a chance, to forge his own path. Just like that, Mohhamad relocated to California and began training in submissions. With only two weeks of training under his belt, he was offered a short notice fight against another submission fighter named Jewel Pratt. Mohhamad knew he could take the man down at will but what then? He hated the idea of holding a man down to punch him in the face, deciding instead to focus entirely on submission grappling. In the QFC arena, Mohhamad and Jewel fought for three hard rounds, trading positions and submission attempts. Mohhamad learned quickly that it was one thing to watch an MMA fight and another to be in the cage fighting for your life. Near the end of the three round engagement, an exhausted Pratt scored a takedown into half guard and Iman was able to reverse to the top position and submit his opponent with a kneebar. The audience was less than excited but to Mohhamad Iman this was almost as great as an Olympic medal. He was obsessed. Mohhamad returned to the QFC once more as a heavyweight, submitting BJJ blue belt Tanner Barron in the opening round before signing with the World Vale Tudo Fight League as a super-heavyweight, where he would compete in the rest of his future matches. At WVT4, Iman faced Jiu-Jitsu fighter Javier Janos, besting the man in a hard fought unanimous decision. Unfortunately Iman would face a setback at WVT5 when he was submitted by BJJ purple belt Ake Bono. Unlike during his Olympic run, a loss in MMA was seen as more of an inevitability than a career ender. This freedom allowed Mohhamad Iman to begin fighting more freely and comfortably. He went on a three fight tear, submitting Jakov Pavlovic, Magus Fjeld, and Spas Spasov in rapid succession. At WVT23, he faced a man named Cyrius Python who had nearly thirty pro fights on his resume. Iman was defeated for the second time in his MMA career, falling victim to a unanimous decision. Within UnderGround Fight Club, Iman has returned to being a heavyweight. In this fight, Mohhamad Iman will see a very clear path to victory through his wrestling and top control. Josh Peterson is your stereotypical blue collar man's man. He drinks cheap beer, worked manual labor his entire life, and wears work boots to social gatherings. Competitors often joke that he is the most rough and gruff Canadian they have ever encountered; he doesn't care, he offers no apologies. He originally got into boxing as a way to stay out of trouble and keep busy but realized early that he had an affinity for the sport. While he respects professional boxers, he has infamously commented that he doesn't respect any sport where they “wear pillows” to protect their delicate fingers. He was taken to mixed martial arts during the gladiator era of the UFC, where men like Tank Abbott were fighting because they simply loved to fight. For Josh, getting paid is simply a bonus, while getting famous is an afterthought. He could care less if the fans want to see him fight. In ten professional bouts, it was the raw aggression and pressure of Josh Peterson that was the deciding factor between victory and defeat. Every time he performs to the best of his ability, he knows that he can knock out any man. Josh started his career with three consecutive QFC bouts, facing BJJ blue belt Orlando Murphy, catch wrestler Johnathan Parker, and submission grappler Kris Simpson. The combined three bouts lasted just over one minute total with all three men being left unconscious and broken beneath the weight of his assault. Josh Peterson signed with GET REKT of London, England, knocking out Deontay Joshua at GR 1 in under a minute. At GR 3, Peterson faced fellow knockout artist and future GET REKT champion Iosif Cobzone. For nearly two minutes the two sluggers stood in the center of the cage trading punches to the delight of the British crowd until Peterson went down from a big overhand right. At GR 10 Peterson faced undefeated Muay Thai kickboxing champion Alojz Sanel. Despite being very evenly matched on the feet, Peterson struggled to keep up with the Muay Thai champ in the clinch, suffering a tremendous amount of damage in the opening round before being stopped immediately in the second. Sanel would go on to knock out Cobzone to become the GET REKT champion. With back-to-back losses and a completed contract on his hands, Josh Peterson signed with Rapid Fighting Championship, making his debut at Rapid Fight Night 7 to take on BJJ blue belt Dimitri Emelianenko. Peterson would survive an early takedown to come back and win with a big right hand late in the opening round. At RapidFC22, Josh faced former title challenger and Muay Thai standout James Fusi. The fight would be an all out brawl with Peterson dropping Fusi early and battering the man with vicious punching combinations looking for a big finish. Unfortunately he would gas his arms out and eat a big uppercut that hurt him badly. Fusi capitalized and finished the fight, later acknowledging how close he had been to finished himself. Following the excitement of the Fusi match, Josh Peterson signed with UnderGround Fight Club, making his promotional debut at UFC MNF 3. His opponent was a brawler named Jolly Rodger. The fight would be fifty-five seconds of fury with the two warriors trading punches. Rodger went down early in the minute-long fight, ultimately falling once more to a big overhand right. In this fight Josh is going to attempt to take advantage of the lack of striking of his opponent and attempt to earn another lightning fast knockout before Iman can put his wrestling to work. [A closer look] (Mohhamad Iman) Age: 26 Started Fighting At: 25 Record: 6-2 Knockouts: 0 Submissions: 5 UnderGround Record: N/A Total Opponent Record: 58-65-1 Rank (Division): 6 Style: Wrestling, BJJ (Blue Belt) Accolades or Accomplishments: SUB of the Night (x1) (Josh Peterson) Age: 28 Started Fighting At: 25 Record: 6-4 Knockouts: 6 Submissions: 0 UnderGround Record: 1-1 Total Opponent Record: 59-36 Rank (Division): 7 Style: Boxing Accolades or Accomplishments: Former UGFC Heavyweight Title Challenger, Fight of the Night (x1), KO of the Night (x1) 2 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheHoarseWhisperer Posted August 2, 2019 Report Share Posted August 2, 2019 UnderGround Fight Club 340K+ http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/company/logo/1555333717205-175.jpg UnderGround FC 23 was a mixed martial arts event held by UnderGround Fight Club, in conjunction with Hoarseplay Writing Productions and the UnderGround Fight Ent. Alliance. Hoarseplay Writing Productions is a proud sponsor of the Noob Fund, a trusted source for new managers to obtain funding for their fighters, their business projects, or whatever they may need. This event took place on July 31, 2019 at Hard Knock's arena in Hilo. This review is brought to you by UnderGround Clothing Co. [undercard Review] http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/posters/15601324864EXW0Q8.gif [undercard] -[Lightweight Division: Moe Lester vs. Shamil Magomedov -[Result: Shamil Magomedov came out with some wild strikes in the opening round and Moe Lester ducked under the swing for a double leg takedown into side control. As Lester passed into full mount he worked ground and pound, brutalizing his fellow wrestler from the top position. In the second round, Magomedov scored an early takedown and worked to control the top position. Lester reversed into top guard before working his way to mount. Lester worked his ground and pound while controlling the entirety of the second round. The third round was a recreation of the first with Moe Lester out wrestling Magomedov and roughing him up with ground and pound. Moe Lester def. Shamil Magomedov via Unanimous Decision (30-25, 30-25, 30-25). -[Welterweight Division: Yoel Edson vs. Criss Lebenanski -[Result: In the first round, Yoel Edson was swinging with wild combinations in the opening seconds before taking Criss Lebenanski to the ground, landing in guard. Not willing to fall that easily, Lebenanski escaped to his feet. After some sloppy exchanges, the two repeated the takedown and escape dance. Both men landed some punches late in the round but Lebenanski seemed to be finding his rhythm. However he also seemed to be tiring out. As his opponent slowed, Yoel Edson pushed forward with more strikes in the second round. For some reason, Edson opted to clinch and the break the clinch, score a takedown and then escape to his feet. Regardless he won the second round comfortably. The third and final round was more of a kickboxing match with Edson doing most of the work. Lebenanski was too tired to work but too tough to quit so this one went the distance. Yoel Edson def. Criss Lebenanski via Unanimous Decision (30-26, 30-26, 30-26). -[Heavyweight Division: Lu Bu vs. Bubba Hippo -[Result: Lu Bu took Bubba Hippo down immediately and passed into full mount. Bu worked Hippo over with strikes, prompting Hippo to give up his back and succumb to a rear submission. Lu Bu def. Bubba Hippo via Submission (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:55 of round 1. -[Featherweight Division: Makedo Myashi vs. Vladimir Konstantinov -[Result: Both men started this fight trading punches from the outside. Konstantinov rushed forward to clinch and went to work with punches and knees against the cage. Despite hurting Myashi early in the round with a knee, the two fought for another minute. Konstantinov pulled guard and ended the fight with a quick submission. Vladimir Konstantinov def. Makedo Myashi via Submission (Triangle Armbar) at 1:48 of round 1. -[Featherweight Division: Paavo Masala vs. Jay Brown -[Result: Paavo Masala scored a lightning fast takedown into the guard of the BJJ brown belt and immediately had to go on the defensive. Jay Brown worked the high guard before locking in a triangle choke to win the fight. Jay Brown def. Paavo Masala via Submission (Triangle Choke) at 0:26 of round 1. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tev Posted August 2, 2019 Author Report Share Posted August 2, 2019 Great work once again i feel like i keep saying that but prolly cause its true i almost want to wait and read your review instead watching the fight in the game 1 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TheHoarseWhisperer Posted August 2, 2019 Report Share Posted August 2, 2019 [Main Card Review] http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/posters/15601324864EXW0Q8.gif [Main Card] -[Light-Heavyweight Division: Desperately To Be Positive vs. Artemis Thaddeus Lii -[Result: Artemis opened the main card portion of this event with a flurry, aggressively bringing the fight to Positive. For his part, Positive kept moving away and circling, throwing out the occasional pot shot to the body of Artemis. Late in the opening round, Positive landed a crisp one-two combination that dropped Artemis. Positive poured on followup strikes, prompting a stoppage. Desperately To Be Positive def. Artemis Thaddeus Lii via TKO (Strikes) at 2:13 of round 1. -[Light-Heavyweight Division: Vincent Lomax vs. Jolly Rodger -[Result: Jolly Rodger came out swinging for the fences but undefeated Vincent Lomax stayed in there with him before clinching against the cage to give it back. Lomax took control of this first round with dirty boxing, hurting Jolly Rodger badly with uppercuts to close out the round. Jolly Rodger was visibly hurt going into the second round and Vincent Lomax capitalized, rushing forward with an overhand right out of the gate to knock his opponent out cold. Vincent Lomax def. Jolly Rodger via KO (Punches) at 0:05 of round 2. -[Bantamweight Division: Juan Kemonito vs. Tommy Reed -[Result: Making his long awaited UnderGround Fight Club debut, Juan Kemonito wasted no time in shooting on the legs of undefeated Tommy Reed in the opening round. Kemonito spent the entirety of this round working Reed over with ground and pound. In the second round, Kemonito scored a takedown into guard. Reed reversed into top guard, threatening with submissions but doing little else for the duration of this second round. In the third and final round, Juan Kemonito took Reed down and worked ground and pound while Reed tried to threaten with submissions off of his back. Juan Kemonito def. Tommy Reed via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27). *If I could use Luke Rockhold getting KO'd for every reaction picture, I would. [Co-Main Event] -[Light-Heavyweight Division: Piet Smit vs. Mats Sundin -[Result: Piet Smit dominated this fight with his wrestling and top control. Piet Smit def. Mats Sundin via Unanimous Decision (30-26, 30-26, 30-26). [Main Event] http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/belt/20190719020246K8HbNKi_d.jpg-[Welterweight Division, Championship bout: Guido Turturro© vs. Bung Popper -[Result: Turturro and Popper battled for spacing in the early goings with Turturro wanting to clinch badly and Popper wanting to stay away. Turturro is known for pulling guard so Popper was on his bicycle trying to keep his distance. However predictable it may have been, Turturro clinched and pulled guard midway through the round, submitting Popper with a late round armbar to retain the title. Guido Turturro def. Bung Popper via Submission (Armbar) at 2:23 of round 1 to retain the undisputed UnderGround FC Welterweight Championship of the World! http://www.mmatycoon.com/images/company/logo/1555333717205-175.jpg Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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