Matzugagi

Yep. They sure we're. Turns out I'm just stupid. Thanks for the help

Some dipshit accepted a fight contract saying in the message "he only wants kickboxing fights". It's not a kickboxing org. Then he turned down a fight with another stand up fighter. I don't suppose there is anything I can do.

Well done

Are they tied to particular fight orgs?

My events have grown in attendance and rating. Except my last event only got a rating of 29 or so. Will that hurt attendance at my next event?

Who's dick do I have to suck to get my fighters some sponsorships. http://mmatycoon.com/managerprofilemanager.php?MgrID=118447

I've been slinging contract offers for what feels like a week now. 95% of the time it's like I sent them into a black hole. No acceptance, no denial, not a peep. I'm beside myself.

Thanks for all of your help guys. I'm "Empire Grind" well empire grind 314+ now. #5253. Hit me up.

Hell, for the most part I could make it a 314k. There are a few exceptions. Four free agents I picked up to fill spots. 2 @ around 310, and two @ around 289. Is it bad form if I disclose these fighters and only match people up with them if they agree?

I thought I had a decent event planned for my first go. I learned a lot of good things. Trying to compete for any talent is tough, but my biggest mistake was over advertising for tickets that were over priced. It was like dumping gasoline onto my face because it was on fire. With all of that said, my organization "Empire Grind" (5253) is in New York (remember locations are off though so everyone take a peak) so far has similar level talent to your level 1 QFC. I hope you can understand I will have to pay less than some orgs, but I will not through you to 20 year olds with through the rough skills. I'd love to get some through the roof skills too though