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So here I am, trying to get serious feedback from something you're not part of, and you come in, like a fucking cbomb for absolutely no reason. I've seriously never seen such a fucking loser in my whole life. I don't know what you're trying to accomplish, but seriously, get a fucking life.

They are worthless IMO and not worth messing with unless they are a TD or Clinch spammer. If not the case I wouldn't set them.

Tons of us have jets that just sit and do nothing so it's not really a problem. I haven't trained a fighter in almost 2 years, don't need a gym, lol.

Tell me where you want them moved and I'll send a jet for them to move bases. list the fighters ID's too.

Only took a day to turn on you Karter. Usually takes him a bit longer.

Damn, get the pitch forks. We're a bunch of dirty Convicted money launderers in here. On the totem pole of tycoon crime, I think money laundering is at the bottom. So...

http://mmatycoon.com/gallery/0/13922388196887.png Pekka "Punchmaster General" Toivonen "Honestly, Pekka did not even realize he was fighting Russian scrub for better part of 10 minutes. Pekka thought he was putting unruly garden hose back in box. Luckily Pekka realized he was fighting main event in front of 6000 people and put Orlov in casket Pekka made himself."

im broke and need cash so cheap avatars. £100,000 each 1.2. 3. 4. 5. 6, sold

These two situations have no bearing on each other. You would have received unranked pay for his first fight at WW. There is only one championship on the line, so only cejudo should pay out as a champion.

Of all the multi stuff this is what you choose to respond to? And you think it's all fine now? Isn't it funny Blake that when I accuse you of being a multi it's Jackson that changes his name. And isn't it funny that HE named his avatar "NotTJsMom". Always remember Blake, I'm not the reason people think you're a c unt, you are. http://i63.tinypic.com/358cp3p.png I mean shit, I didn't even downvote you, you dodgy prick.

fixed... not sure what happened there

Mate they are brilliant!

Hess smash Douglas Dino smash Bowser Waru Kazuri aka Japanese Jesus and Neo Kable (Ethan Downs) going streaking Just cuz Kelly is here, McWhiskey giving Womba a golden shower.

It was nuts

Mac you have had an amazing year and would be a very deserving winner.

Yes congrats Jackson. Not much competition here but I'm happy to see I got some votes

jon hess bashing the cowardly dustin douglas upside the head

Alright guys, here we go ... the very first card of the year I am so excited for this year's league hope we can have an exciting competition .... so do Keep active in the league Good Luck to you all !!! UFC Fight Night 143: Cejudo vs. Dillashaw Henry Cejudo [c] vs. TJ Dillashaw (Camp Biglsh) Allen Crowder vs. Greg Hardy (Camp MasterLeader) (Camp Gator001) Gregor Gillespie vs. Yancy Medeiros Joseph Benavidez vs. Dustin Ortiz Paige VanZant vs. Rachael Ostovich (Camp Gonzasco) Glover Teixeira vs. Karl Roberson (Camp Fallen.Angel) - CAMP RIVALRY (Camp Fallen.Angel) Donald Cerrone vs. Alexander Hernandez (Camp Rei) - CAMP RIVALRY Joanne Calderwood vs. Ariane Lipski (Camp MasterLeader) (Camp RozzaD) Alonzo Menifield vs. Vinicius Moreira Mario Bautista vs. Cory Sandhagen (Camp Gator001) Dennis Bermudez vs. Te Edwards (Camp Timqwe) Belal Muhammad vs. Geoff Neal (Camp Gator001) - CAMP RIVALRY Chance Rencountre vs. Kyle Stewart Camp Biglsh: TJ Dillashaw [c] - 20k Camp MasterLeader: Greg Hardy - 2k Ariane Lipski - 2k Camp Gator001: Gregor Gillespie [#15] - 3k Cory Sandhagen - 2k Geoff Neal - 2k Camp Gonzasco: Glover Teixeira [#12] - 3k Camp Fallen.Angel: Karl Roberson - 2k Donald Cerrone [#13] - 3k Camp Rei: Alexander Hernandez [#11] - 3k Camp RozzaD: Alonzo Menifield - 2k Camp Timqwe: Belal Muhammad - 2k

Welp doesnt look like android 10 will win the award this year but fear not guys for the red ribbon army will be back in the awards race next year

Wrestling and it's not even close.

Most fighters are terrible strikers. The best base for MMA in my opinion is any sort of wrestling, as the discipline and familiarity with weight-cutting it will provide is unlike most other martial arts. Plus, its great for building you strong and athletic.

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http://mmatycoon.com/gallery/17/17w25.jpg Glass Joe, MMA record 7-2 A lot of things happened since last time, lets start start from the beginning. Daichi Kishimoto remains the champ in Sydney, what can you say about your last fight now that you have some perspective on things? Well, first of all it is well deserved, he is just getting better every day and for me to beat him our second time around would really have been an upset so I don't take it that hard. What was your tactics going into the fight? Keep it on the feet obviously, no secrets there. I went for a body shot right away thinking I could surprise Daichi as he would probably expect me to lead with a jab as would have been a safer choice. But he had been doing his homework and had a tell on me there, as soon as I crouched slightly for the punch he went straight in for the takedown before I had time to get my feet out and hip down for the sprawl. Wish I could have kept it standing a bit longer to make things more interesting, but he is just too good with his BJJ now. Next fight you were up against Wayne Williams, a young boxing prodigy. With all due respect for your boxing skills many still was seeing this as you being outmatched on the feet. How did you manage to pull of the victory here? I actually started off with exactly the same body shot as I lead with in the previous fight against Daichi, not the greatest idea I ever had as he must have seen that fight and I was countered and hit a couple of times right away. Have to stop doing those. But that woke me up and I kept to the game plan I worked out with my manager instead. I had to use my full register, Wayne is a great boxer as you say but this is MMA and I made full use of my wrestling, even some ground game where I ended the fight having side control. I could see there he just didn't have the strength left to stop me and I would have loved to have finished the fight with a submission this time, but I'll take a clear decision against a fighter like this any day. This was also the last fight on your contract with SFC and we heard rumours about you going elsewhere to fight? Yes first of all I had a great time at SFC. Bob here has helped push me to achieve more in my career than should rightly have been possible, kept matching me at the very top and I have stepped up to the challenge. No matter what I'll always have fond memories of my time in Sydney. It was the last fight on my contract, but I won't say yet this was my last fight in Sydney, you never know what may happen later. Yes there was some talk about a third and final fight between you and Daichi Kishimoto under different rules? A charity event? Yes, maybe that will happen, maybe something else will. I'm keeping some options open. We will keep our ears open then for when there are more news. But what can you say about the next stage of your career now, can you confirm the rumour saying you will be fighting in RISE? I can confirm that. What made you decide on that move? The fight offer was one I couldn't refuse.. That can only mean one thing.. Yes, I'm going into my third title fight. That's some bomb you dropped right there! SFC veteran and former champion going straight into a challenge for the belt at RISE! Not only that, the bantamweight champion at RISE is Mike Sadollah, who happens to be under the same management as your both rival & friend in Sydney, Daichi Kishimoto. Did you know about this? Well, I never met him, but I knew he was there of course and I would eventually fight him. Didn't think at first when my manager started talking with RISE they would offer me a shot at the belt right away like this, but when it happened it was just something I had to do. I'll go in there again and give it my very best against Sadollah. He is more experienced and I will be the newcomer on his home turf. I'm the underdog again of course, but I started to enjoy that, it seems to bring out the best in my game. You won't be getting any inside info from Kishimoto then? Nah, I wouldn't ask him for such things, not about a member of his team. And I don't think he would answer if I did. He is a good sportsman and a real professional guy. I don't really know much details about Sadollah yet, we will just do what we usually do and my manager will come up with a game plan and brief me in time for the fight. Finally, how do you feel about working with the RISE people after spending your whole career so far in the SFC? Don't know really, have barely met them yet as my manager handled most of it. For me personally I always liked Bob at SFC, but my manager have been telling me that this Greco guy running things here is also a good fella and the move will be a good thing for my career so I'm trusting him that things will work out fine here as well. Thank you, we are all looking forward to a big fight coming up here, Sadollah may be the favourite as reigning champ but considering the history of Glass Joe he should not be looking at odds, he should be preparing for a war and make sure to bring his best at RISE 39.

Daichi Kishimoto "Ahh my friend I have been training BJJ from 6 years old I guess you will never reach my BJJ level, but I admit I took it to the mat within a few seconds I am not scared at anyone's power at 145lbs, but I don't want to taste your 135lbs power it is scary to see what you did to those 3 before the title shot...I hope you keep your career successful I love you, but I have to use the smart gameplan and cannot take a risk maybe we should have a KT match in the future to see what will happen on the feet then if I lose I don't have to take an MMA loss? If you are interested let mr know and we can see if I can make time since I am a double champ I fight super often to be active and give both divisions a good champ!We can talk to the boss!"

http://www.mmatycoon.com/gallery/17/17w25.jpg Glass Joe, MMA Record 6-1 Sherkangaroo just stole a couple of minutes with Glass Joe during his preparations for another title bid. Glass Joe, in our last interview it sounded like you were stepping down your ambitions, but now you are about to fight for the title again at SyFi 68, what happened? Well, I was kind of taking things day by day, one fight at a time. And I just love training and knocking guys down in the ring so I kept doing that. Then one day Bob called, I asked him what hopeful young title contender they were going to send me next. He said "none, you are the top contender, I want you to fight Kishimoto again". That can hardly have been a surprise following your recent 3-0 streak? Maybe not, but I wasn't thinking much about it. Living day by day you know. Had fights against opponents not much different from me in age and experience. You make it sound like I had an easy time, but no fight really is. At least not today considering how the level of competition in SFC have improved. Your last one against Pinched Nerve was especially impressive, a lot of people had expected him to win his ticket for a rematch with Kishimoto there. Hah they never learn. Yes some people still don't believe in me as soon as they bring in one of those younger guys from "the next generation" of fighters. But sure Nerve is a good fighter, that fight didn't look as close to the viewers as it very well could have been. He made a few key mistakes I could capitalize on. Interesting, what mistakes? First of all I think he came to the fight overtrained. The first round was intense clinch fighting, but I could feel him get tired quicker than me and knew I had the advantage. Then in second when he pulled me down on the ground his corner immediately started shouting and he stood back up, no idea what they were thinking there. Must have been some miscommunication with his new management. Then he was so gassed in third that I went for the knockout, thought I had him for a moment, but he showed good heart and finished strong. So now when the title shot is yours, how do you feel about fighting Kishimoto again? It is well known from social media the two of you became friends after your first fight, I have even seen people refer to you as Rocky & Apollo on internet forums. Haha, you better not take any fight offers from Russia Daichi! But yes when we started talking after trading shots in the cage he turned out to be a great guy, we even did some training together so we know each others capabilities well. For the fight it doesn't change much though. In there I just see him as the ultimate test for my skills and whoever wins I still see him as a friend after. Actually I'm happy if I can go the distance - just like Balboa, but also like him I'll give everything I got when I'm in there.. and you know what, Rocky lost the first but won second time. Thanks Joe, we are all looking forward to a great battle on the 24th.

We are on in 5.4.3.2.1 Ladies and gentlemen welcome to the first of segment of cobra island enterprise. Tonight we have a special guest so please give it up for Armando gracie. Cobra: Your opponent has a brown belt in bjj. How will you fare should he get the fight to the ground? Gracie: I also have a brown belt in bjj and am better skill wise on the ground then him. I won all my fights on the ground and if he is able to get me down, I will flip him over and submit his ass. He does not show that he can beat me on the ground. I started to pratice my kicks and will land a kick to his dome. Either on the ground or off it I think I have the advantage in this fight Cobra: Under new management you have gone 3-0. How does this affect you going forward? Gracie: Under new managment and in my first organazation I think I have been doing preety damn good so far. My last manager waisted my time and dropped me after losing a fight after four wins in a row. I think this division is eating my dust as I go though there skills like paper. Just give me fights and I will proivde the fans with exciting fights every time! Cobra: How is the training going and how does the vibe feel in the gym? Gracie: The vibe at London MMA Club is amazing, thanks for asking. We know what to do and when I step into that octagon Dirty will have to kiss the ring after I beat him into submission. Cobra: You appear to be the number 2 contender in your current division, how does that motivate your training? Gracie: I love being noticed as the number 2 contender in the division and I am on a role, thinking of winning some more. My streak will continue and god damn it I promise it will. My training camp and put me through hell to get me to the top contender and then soon I will be champion. I am confident in myslef and these camps are making me even more confident in my skills. Cobra: How do you feel about the current champion Bob suf? Gracie: Honestly I don't think he has a chance versus Edgy Brah in his next fight. Honestly he has skills that made him champion but he is old news, I am the most exciting thing that happened to this division currently. He is on my hit list for sure. Cobra: When your contract expires where do you see yourself going next? Gracie: My goal is too hopefully renew the contract and become champion in Strikeforce Union. If I decide too go a diffrent venue I was thinking to either Bushido or Knockout FC. But honestly that's not my first option as I have unfinshed business here! As soon as I am able to pounch on a title fight opprotunity I will do it. I will strip it from whoever and put it over my arm as I hear the screams of all my chearing fans. Well there you have it boys and girls. Thanks for coming in bro and hopefully your goals become reality and I wish you the best of luck. As always stay solid america http://www.mmatycoon.com/buzz/uploads/1498800572ciISLAND.png

Okay now were going wayyyyyyy back to Camp League 2017 Remember when RDA announced a move from 155 to 170 and I tried to sign RDA for 10,000 because he was unranked in that division but you were against me? (I think Timqwe may have been also). I reluctantly gave in even though I thought it was a shrewd move by me. By this logic youre disagreeing with your own rules we agreed on back in 2017. Following that debate we agreed that fighters are valued and paid based on the highest ranking in any division rather than getting complicated. Unless you want to let Big Ish have TJ for $10,000 (unranked price?) That would be stupid.

So we are just making the same mistakes again because they were made last year? Ranked pay should only be given fighter is fighting in the weight class they are ranked in. Any other weightclass we should check their ranking there on the UFC website like any other fighter.

Report #225 TJMitchell Black Belt Manager 1,001 posts Gender:Male Manager Profile Posted 14 January 2019 - 10:48 PM I'll just leave this here too. You 2 must be real close as brothers, the similarities are uncanny. BlakePhoenix, on 09 Jan 2019 - 1:01 PM, said: ValentinasAss, on 09 Oct 2018 - 11:58 PM, said: If you're referring to how my use of capitalization and slang words (gonna) is the same as Jackson's lack of capitalization and lack of slang then I don't know what to say - you got me there, but if you're referring to the fact that we both know how to copy and paste a fighter's name and ID, then you missed all my other multi's. Here are a few of the dozens: Report #285 Snacks4778 White Belt Manager 24 posts Manager Profile Posted 15 August 2018 - 01:26 PM Steve Mocoo (338255) Report #331 Monsieur.Camara Black Belt Manager 1,918 posts Manager Profile Posted 18 August 2018 - 04:38 PM rjs2442, on 18 Aug 2018 - 04:15 AM, said: Yeah this is what we discussed. Thanks Louie, I was just trying to help as you needed 2 guys with org availability. I honestly thought I could book an event 3-4 days after org creation but learned it was 7 days during this exercise. If you chose to stick to he original rules I would have been happy to cancel the event. The org has exactly 0 Hype so no biggie. My guy: Dimochka Rasputin (338144) Report #350 Erik Red Belt Manager 2,901 posts Gender:Male Manager Profile Posted 19 August 2018 - 06:39 AM John Garbutt (338283)

I told you he is totally out of facts. See him posting random memes in a desperate attempt to look relevant.

Does Dillashaw pay off as a champ without his belt on the line still? I'd think he would pay out as an unranked fighter.

Whatever ovo says basically just run it the other way and you’ll be ok