$400,000+ Crowning of the Inaugural Konflikt FC King - 145#

[theWHITEWOLF]

"The Tiger" Terry McCallum (331346)

 

"Who is next for the tiger since I just whooped Skip Halo in 29 seconds I am ready to go still it was barely a fight I just went in there and chocked him...WHO will be rhe tigers next meal?"

[BigTree]

 

 

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The ultimate measure of a man is not where he stands in moments of comfort and convenience, but where he stands at times of challenge and controversy.

 

Martin Luther King, Jr.

 

 

It takes a King to know a KING! This weekend marked the first moments of discomfort, inconvenience, and challenge for our warriors embarking on their quest to become the inaugural KONFLIKT KING!

 

Wild Bob’s Bar brought in extra staff and security to handle the more than capacity crowd that descended onto the venue. 750 screaming MMA fans inside, with nearly another 2000 outside clamoring to get in. Guess we need some bigger arenas.

 

The crowd gathered to witness greatness in the making. Round One of the 145lb KONFLIKT KING Tournament.

 

Match 1 –

 

Power Shark - "Maloliente" El Toro Caca (330895)
vs
Marcus Shakovsky - Hoddy McNeal (330903)

Interesting matchup of managers as Marcus “Shako” Shakovsky takes on the Power Shark. Is there blood in the water? As for the fighters; El Toro Caca came into this one hoping his advantage in Muay Tai would help him finish smelling like roses instead of once again the Poo Poo platter that he was named. Hoddy Mcneal brought a bit more of a balanced style into the fight and used that as an advantage while working the crap out of Caca. Mcneal released a continuous barrage of punches throughout the fight and Caca couldn’t do shit about it. Easy unanimous decision victory and advancing one step closer to the crown.

 

Match 2 –

 

Professor Gutz - Ogre King (331024)

vs
Northern Ninjas - Biskane "Big Bear" Garnot (330885)

 

Battle of two top 100 managers as the somewhat in touch, but out of reach Northern Ninjas takes on the most ripped gorilla in the jungle, Professor Gutz. Both Ogre King and Biskane “Big Bear” Garnot made their debuts in the cage this evening and waged war to take the next step towards being crowned KING. Strategy is everything, and while Gutz’s strategy was not entertaining, it was effective enough to have Ogre King move on. Ogre King used his amazing wrestling skills to takedown Big Bear at will and grind him into a bloody pulp. Big Bear may need to hibernate after that beating. We hope to see him back one day to display his stand up skills. Ogre King moves on and looks to add another crown to his head.

 

Match 3 –

Captain Spaulding - Carl "Coral" Watts (330878)

vs
Mickey Hart - Joe "Hillbilly" Jennings (331663)

 

Carl Watts and Joe Jennings squared off in opening round action and this fight did not disappoint. Watts made his debut at the historic BFF 1, winning a decision victory. He looked to carry that momentum into his quest to be KING. Jennings splits his time between roping calves and hog tying MMA fighters. After a 4^th place finish in this year’s Unleash the Beast Series, Jennings hung up the spurs and focused 100% on his human grappling skills. This switch in focus resulted in a quick armbar victory not far into the first round. Jennings looks to be a tough task for any man or animal to handle.

 

Match 4 –

Samuel Sinking - Justin Burrows (330914)

vs

Joe Kingpin - Kaito Kazuma (330892)

 

The next opening round match featured a standup fighter taking on a wrestler. Justin Burrows has been known to shoot his mouth off at the wrong time and it catching up to him. People are still talking about the press conference comments he made regarding Kazuma’s grandparents being glow plugs from the radiation they received during the Hiroshima bombing. Disrespecting Kazuma’s heritage an honor was a mistake Burrows could not recover from. Whil holding a sizable wresting advantage, Burrows decided to trade shots with the slick Muay Thai practitioner…not a good strategy. Kazuma picked apart the weak defense of Burrows. A nasty liver punch sent Burrows to one knee and it was only a matter of time before Kazuma avenged his elsders and easily dispatched Burrows to win KOTN and advance a step closer to being crowned KING.

 

Match 5 –

Peter Dry - Eric Drenthe (330886)

vs
Klatz Matz - Koby Horder (330823)

 

This opening match sees a skilled Muay Thai striker battle against a Division II wrestling champion. Eric Drenthe spent quite a bit of time sparring and training over in Thailand leading up to this bout. He hoped his improved 8 limb skills would be enough to stop the tough and grinding style of Koby Horder. Horder focused his training on the mat and used those skills to dominate positions quickly earning him a highly contested buzzer beating first round submission victory. Horder’s ground prowess could make him tough to handle in the later rounds of the tourney.

 

Match 6 –

Thor HGH – Some Dude (330948)
vs
Johnny Karate - Power Nine (330877)

 

Two fighters coming of KO victories in their debut test fight’s looked to add another KO to their record as they attempt advancing closer to the crown. Some Dude sauntered to the cage sipping a strange white cloudy mixture in his water bottle and filling the arena with a pungent yet aromatic sent similar to that of a skunk. As the ref explained his instructions, Dude let out a giant belch in the face of his opponent, Power Nine. This burp seemed to stun Nine and immediately knock him off his game. Nine staggered around the cage and felt his best strategy was to get a hold of the Dude and try to work in the clinch. Dude took advantage of Nine’s disoriented demeanor ad laid his soft, sweaty body against him controlling most of the action against the cage. In the end, the Dude grinded out the decision victory and advanced to the next round. Post fight, Some Dude stared into the camera and said 'Fuck yeah!'; to show his excitement for moving on.

 

Match 7 –

Peter Daan Mostert - Terry "The Tiger" McCallum (331346)
vs

Gary Coffey - Skip Halo (330929)

 

Terry “The Tiger” McCallum roared into the tournament against his first round foe, Skip Halo. Mccalum, who is already a champion in his mind, didn’t break a sweat and needed a mere twenty nine seconds advance in the tourney. Halo shot in for a takedown on the Tiger and immediately regretted that decision. The quick submission victory earned The Tiger the SOTN Bonus and advancement to the next round. When asked how he likes securing triangle victories, the Tiger’s response was, “They’re GREEEEEEAAAAAATTTTTT!!!!!!

 

Match 8 –

Fuel4 Hatered - Frank Gallows (331140)
vs

Maffa C - Nathaniel Fredo (331046)

 

Two creations unleashed for the first time in this one. Frank Gallows wins the award for best mean mugging at a weigh in stare down. Unfortunately for him, having a sick grill doesn’t mean youre going to win. Gallow continuously looked to clinch up with Nathaniel Fredo and use his dirty boxing. While locked up, Fredo was able to pull guard and dragged Gallows to the deep end of the pool. In the end, it was Frank swinging from the gallows by way of a triangle submission. Fredo moves on and will look to take his great ground skills all the way to the crown.

[BigTree]

[Guest]

"Hollowman" Nathaniel Fredo (331046)

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"Good luck to Koby. I chatted a lil' bit of shit at the start of the tournament. But now the final four have shown they deserve to be here. I'm sure many have me as the underdog like my last fight but people need to remember not to count a playa out from my ends. At the end of the day, ima fighter and ima go out and give it erreting I gots.

Respect Gs. Big up Petro for hollowing at Hollowman with some extra Gs. Safe."

[BigTree]