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[The1rstSaint]

Thats right I'm bringing the smoke back bitches!

This Tournament will Determine the very first #1 contender for the soon to be crowned Dynasty Bantamweight Champion.

[The1rstSaint]

And of course, the Title Eliminator for the Inaugural Dynasty Bantamweight Championship

I am stoked to see this division come together in such little time. I hope open the Super Heavyweight Division in the near future as well.

For now Good luck to these warriors in their pursuit of a championship belt!

[Bleakardor]

Renji "Champ" Abarai

"What a hell of a fight.  Had to beat him (Van Asch) at his own game.  We split the last one, I made a few adjustments and we ran it back.  Went my way this time.  No doubt we'll square off again in the future, but I've seen enough of our ugly ass in the cage for now.  Most importantly, the champ is back!"

[The1rstSaint]

Champions Roll Call

On 6-4 Dynasty Hall of Famer Renji Abarai returned atop the Featherweight Division Totem pole with a Unanimous Decision Verdict over then champion Koos Van Asch. Another Highly competitive 5 rounder as this series is now 1-1-1. Not unfinished sadly, maybe a Candian Deathmatch is in order for this next matchup between these two Dynasty Warriors.

Meanwhile This Sunday night at the H20 Arena Jason Hightower retained his World Heavyweight Championship with a 2nd round TKO of Light Heavyweight Champion Camaras Account. Account was looking to make Dynasty History in becoming the first Double champ in the promotion. Hightower though had other plans as he now awaits his next challenge.

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And New Middleweight Champion of Dynasty MMA, Rectal Thermometer.

The Middleweight Championship his been flopping around as of late. It now returns to a familiar waste though, As Rectal Thermometer has just become a two Time 185-pound champion for the promotion. Good news and bad news for the former champ Ansis Kaupens. We will start with the bad, Kaupens fell short in a 5-round war, failing to defend his belt. The Good news is the Thermometer reading was a proper 98.6 degrees, so no fever.

I would say the constant tampering of the Fins rear end made things very awkward through the first 4 rounds, and Ansis just didn't look himself. He came alive in the last round, but it was too little to late the Ractal Thermometer has already down his damage and done it well!

Next up, we will be looking to Book a showdown between Rectal and Former champ Kareem Johnson. Nothing is confirmed just yet.

[The1rstSaint]

Dynasty MMA Weekend Primer

DMMA has another two-event weekend lined up for The H2......Oh no we are not at the H20 Arena this weekend. This weekend we head down the road to Knights Court with an insane lineup of Gore and Violence that would make Vlad the Impaler himself come to his knees in praise. This evening I will Take a look at the top 6 matchup's this weekend starting with the DMMA 116 event this Saturday

             

Misha Hasselhoff             vs       Seppo Ilmarinen

   

What better way to start then with the most meaningful matchup of the weekend? This 205-pound contest will decide who is next for Camaras Account's next title defense. Both of these gentlemen have fought there ways back to the title picture and both will be looking to avenge a past lost to the current champ. Former Champion Misha Hasselhoff has won his last two fights since dropping his belt to Account. Misha looked great through two rounds with Account, until a perfectly timed Hook landed right on his temple. Misha has won his last two contest with devastating KOs in round 1. Seppo on the other hand has recently bounced back from his defeat to camara, taken a Unanimous Decision over Yar Bol last month. Ilmarinen did not fair quite as well against the champ as his counterpart Hasselhoff did. This will be this duo's first time facing off as Germany meets Finland for a shot at the Light Heavyweight Title.

 

Ray Luciano                      vs       Macca Outback

    

With the Middleweight Title jumping around like it has, these two former Middleweight champs are very much in the Picture currently. For "Lucky" Luciano he has been battling the inconsistency bug as of late. Now on a one-win streak he needs to get a big win here to get himself back to the top. His last win was over a game Salomon Mukunzi whom he just got by with a Split Decision verdict. Meanwhile Macca Outback has not fought since his title loss to Ansis Kaupens at DMMA 106. Previously Outback was on a nice four fight win streak including his Title winning performance against Kareem Johnson.  We may very well see the winner here face of with the Winner of the DMMA 117 Main Event next.

Xavier Washington           vs      Tau Masunwendinghamar

       

This final matchup i will be looking at for DMMA 116 may not have any title implications connected quite yet for these two guys but it does look like a fight that could bring the roof off the Knights Court. Two very aggressive and powerful strikers will face off in a Heavyweight contest, enough said there yeah. Xavier 7 wins, and 7 Knock Outs, he was on a nice three fight streak until his recent TKO loss to KT Panda, meanwhile this will be Tau Masunwendinghamar's debut fight with DMMA. A former Blaze brothers Heavyweight, the man dubbed "The Black Terror" has finished all 11 of his wins with Knockouts as well.

 

 

 

          

Vitali Kersikov I I               vs        Anthony Lalime

    

Kicking of the DMMA 117 primer will be two Light Heavyweights looking to improve their status in the 205-pound title picture. First up one of those DEADLY Kersikov boys who recently had an impressive four fight win streak snapped. That derail was at the hands of former Light Heavyweight Title Challenger Devonte Pinks, in a fight he had Pinks in big trouble towards the end of round 1. Anthony Lalime will be the other fighter in this contest, and he is now 4-2 here at Dynasty. Coming off a KOTN performance Lalime needs another strong showing here if he wants to put his name up there with some of the elite at 205.

 

Gwynn Evans                     vs        Gustav Harakka

       

Gwynn Evans will be making his Welterweight debut this weekend, the onetime C-4 Middleweight champion was extremely close to crack the #1 contender spot at 185. Evans was on a four-fight win streak when Rectal Thermometer slithered in for his annual check, sending Gwynn back down the ranks. Now at 170 Evans is in a golden position as he meets a three-time title challenger. Gustav has now become the Max Holloway of this DMMA 170 pound, falling short to the Australian Jaxon Magrath 3 times now, Harakka is the guy if there was no Magrath around would most definitely be the champ at some point. After shutting down Eric Brook's in his last bout, he now looks to send another contender to the drawing board.

Raphaël Ambrosius Costeau  vs          Raminus Polus

               

Raphael Ambrosius "Tequila Sunrise" Costeau has been on a tear, going 3-1-1 in his last 5 bouts. Raphael's last fight was sort of a breakthrough fight for him as his beat former 185 title challenger Minoari Amida with a 1rst round TKO finish just 22 days ago. "Battlemage" Raminus Polus is back for his third contest at his new weight class, and the former CWMMA Welterweight Champion is looking to get back on track. Polus had a successful debut at 185, but then went head-to-head with the former 185-pound champ Kareem Johnson who beat him handily by Unanimous Decision. Both of these guys look hungry and have the Eye of the Liger going right now, as they seek that coveted 185 pound belt here at Dynasty.

 

[Scully]

Nice work!

[The1rstSaint]

17 minutes ago, Scully said:

Nice work!

appreciate ya Scully

[The1rstSaint]

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[Skenoj]

Jesse Pinkman

 

Yoo, i am still alive, after my last fight i learned a lot of things, you will be surprised in my next fight!

I have an upcoming fight next month, after i had a previous fight offer to fight another guy, i even forgot his name, he decided to rat out and decline it, i don't know why, but probably cuz he knew he was about to lose it, Dynasty management was able to get me a fight with Pate Murhapuro, he won my respect already, taking this fight proved he's not looking for secured wins or easy fights. See you next month and this year I will end us as champion! 

[The1rstSaint]

DYNASTY MMA Rankings 7/1

 

Bantamweight

Champion: Vacant

1.Kazuo Imanari                         18-4-0        W,L,W,L,W       7/2(Petit)         

2.Keenwah Granes                   13-4-0        W,W,W,W,W    7/8(Grimes)

3.Maurits Assndrop                  9-3-2         W,W,L,W,W     7/2(Rizzo)

4.Rogan Grimes                         10-6-0        W,L,W,W,W    7/8(Granes)

5.Frank Rizzo                               7-2-0          W,W,L,W,W    7/2(Assndrop)

6.Lennart Hohenthal                6-5-0          W,L,L,W,W     7/8(Sitsongrit)

7.Yoshimitsu Fukumitsu         8-4-0          W,L,W,W,L     7/22(Diesel)

8.Lou Gotch                                  9-1-0          W.W.W.W.L    7/22(Askren)

9.Kloockz Diesel                        8-2-0          W,W,L,W,W    7/22(Fukumitsu)

10.Jake Askren                           9-9-1           W,W,L,W,L     7/22(Gotch)

 

On the Rise

Jean Luc Petit(7-5-0) Petit exited the top ten this month, however if he can take out #1 ranked Imanari this weekend he will easily slide back into the top 5 

Magomed Sitsongrit(6-3-0) Magomed meets Lennart Hohenthal on ⅞, if he can pull this one out, he may be a serious threat for this division real soon.

 

Featherweight

Champ. Renji Abarai             14-3-1          W,D,W,L,W  

1.Koos Van Asch                      11-4-1          L,D,W,W,W

2.Aum Munga                            9-1-1           L,W,W,W,W     7/24(Kersikov)

3.Dmitri Kersikov                     5-1-1-         W,W,W,W,D     7/24(Munga)

4.Carlos Narvaez                     8-2-0          W,W,L,W,W     7/3(Kersikov)

5.Rafael Benedetti                 12-6-0         W,W,W,W,L     7/23(Mack)

6.Kain Mack                               10-6-0         L,L,W,W,L       7/23(Benedetti)

7.Marko Kersikov                       6-2-0         W,W,W,L,W     7/3(Narvaez)

8.Sean O Malley                        11-6-1         L,W,L,W,W      7/24(Krenakore)

9.Mengrire Krenakore             8-5-0         W,W,W,L,L      7/24(O’Malley)

10.Dick Ekelund                         5-5-0         W,L,L,L,L          7/23(Montpoisante)

On the Rise

Daniko Montpoisante(8-11-0) Daniko got off on the wrong foot losing to Rafael Benedetti in his DMMA Debut. No shame there now he meets #10 ranked Dick Ekelund.

Lightweight

Champ. Aubrey Grant              9-3-1          D,W,W,W,W      7/10(Nansen)

1.Thorvald Nansen                    13-6-1        D,W,W,W,W       7/10(Grant)

2.Xylon Kofel                               11-5-1         W,L,L,W,W        7/9(Risin)

3.Mr Mojo Risin                         10-3-0         W,W,L,L,W       7/9(Kofel)

4.Corey McGraugh                 10-4-0         W,W,L,L,W        7/17(Torres)

5.Benji Torres                            10-7-0          L,W,W,W,L       7/17(McGraugh)

6.Ivan Kamenev                        13-5-1         W,W,L,W,L   

7.Gunnar Bloodaxe                   9-4-1          L,W,W,W,W      7/9(Bezerra)

8.Jesse Pinkman                      9-4-0          L,W,L,L,W        7/23(Murhapuro)

9.Erasmo Bezerra                     11-2-0        W,W,L,W,L       7/9(Bloodaxe)

10.Chike Obi                                6-2-0          L,W,W,W,L       

On the Rise

Cormac Mac Airt(12-5-1) After notching a first-round submission in his DMMA return bout, Mac Art now has a tough challenge ahead in former title challenger Kra Hang.

 

Welterweight

Champ. Jaxon Magrath           16-0-1          W,W,W,W,W  

1.Gustav Harakka                        11-4-0          W,W,L,L,W           

2.Marcus Alexander                   9-3-1           W,W,W,W,L        7/15(Khrapov Jr)

3.Kwasi Kwong                            16-0-0          W,W,W,W,W

4.Vasily Khrapov Jr                    4-1-0           W,L,W,W,W      7/15(Alexander)

5.Gwynn Evans                           12-7-0          L,L,W,W,W         7/22(Brooks)

6.Eric Brooks                                  9-4-0          W,L,W,L,L          7/22(Evans)

7.Get Wet About Don                  7-2-0          W,W,W,W,W     7/2(Sisko) 

8.Benjamin Sisko                        10-7-0          W,L,W,L,W        7/2(Don)

9.Niklas Aho                                  8-6-0           W,W,W,L,L        7/3(Mint)

10.Toe Fungas                               8-5-0          L,W,L,W,W        7/15(Saros)

On the Rise

Terrance Graves(4-1-0) just 5 fights into his career, Graves had a successful DMMA debut notching a UD win. Now he meets Ralph Hall and a win may put him in the top ten next month,

Middleweight

Champ.Rectal Thermometer      14-4-0         W,W,W,L,W      7/17(Johnson)

1.Macca Outback                            15-3-0          W,L,W,W,W      

2.Kareem Johnson                         14-4-0         W,L,W,W,W       7/17(Thermometer)

3.Ansis Kaupens                             15-4-1          L,W,W,W,W       7/24(Polus)

4.Raminus Polus                              18-7-0         W,L,W,L,W         7/24(Kaupens)

5.Ray Luciano                                    13-4-0         L,W,L,W,L          7/16(Raledran)

6.Yevgeny Ignatov                            9-5-0          L,W,W,L,W         7/3(Garcia)

7.Kazuma Kiryu                                 4-3-0          W,L,L,W,W         7/24(Bukowski)

8.Segundo Garcia                            8-2-0           W,W,W,L,W        7/3(Ignatov)

9.Iner Raledran                                 13-6-2          W,L,D,W,W        7/16(Luciano)

10.Charles Bukowski                      10-8-0         W,W,W,W,L       7/24(Kiryu)

On the Rise

Boyko Kersikov(5-1-1) Boyko faces his toughest competition to date as he is slated to meet former CWMMA champ Ramone Rocksaw who is also a former DMMA MW Title Challenger.

 

Light Heavyweight

Champ.Camaras Account            16-5-0          L,W,W,W,W      7/23(Ilmarinen)

1.Seppo Ilmarinen                            12-4-0          W,W,L,W,W      7/23(Account)

2.Devonte Pinks                                14-3-0         W,W,W,L,W      7/16(Niculescu)

3.Constantin Niculescu                 13-6-0         W,L,W,W,W      7/16(Pinks)

4.Misha Hasselhoff                          9-6-0           L,W,W,L,W       7/22(Kersikov II)

5.Vitali Kersikov I I                            8-3-0           W,L,W,W,W      7/22(Hasselhoff)

6.Charles Tucker                             15-3-0          L,W,L,L,W         7/16(Martin)

7.Swole Ricky Martin                       7-1-0           L,W,W,W,W      7/16(Tucker)

8.Nate DeBramalo                            7-2-0           W,W,L,W,L      

9.Casimiro Nicoletta                      14-6-0         W,L,L,W,W       7/15(Kapula)

10.Paavali Kontiainen                      8-5-0           L,W,W,L,W       7/3(Kimura)

On the Rise

Gunnar Kimura(5-1-0) Gunner looked great in his DMMA debut putting away Shape Shifter in round two of their bout. He now meets the #10 ranked Kotiainen this weekend.

Heavyweight

Champ. Jason Hightower                9-1-0          W,W,W,W,L       7/17(Kalske)

1.Andrei Kersikov                                7-2-0          W,L,W,W,W      7/10(Barboza)

2.Bento Barboza                                  7-3-0          W,L,W,L,W        7/10(Kersikov)

3.Hjallis Kalske                                     9-2-0          W,W,W,W,W     7/17(Hightower)

4.Jules Durand                                     12-5-0        L,W,W,W,W      

5.Never Hurry                                       7-2-0          L,W,L,W,W       7/8(Vilkas)

6.Victor Contreiras                            13-6-0         W,L,W,L,L        7/3(Tyler)

7.Pete Tyler                                            7-3-0          L,L,W,W,W       7/3(Contreiras)

8.Xavier Washington                        8-6-0         W,L,W,W,W      7/22(Trandel)

9.Deividas Vilkas                                6-2-0         W,L,W,L,W        7/8(Hurry)

10.Sovor Trandel                                 5-6-1          W,L,W,D,L         7/22(Washington)

 

Adan Puno(5-2-0) winner of one of his last three but recently breaking his 2 fight loss streak with a win over Hector Gray. Now he meets Joshua Floyd and the winner could be climbing into this HW top ten.

 

Super Heavyweight

Champ. Vacant

1.KT Panda                                                7-4-0          L,W,W,W,L       7/9(Intervention)

2.Divine Intervention                           9-4-0          L,L,W,L,W        7/9(Panda)

3.Geryon Macropus                             9-4-0          W,L,L,W,W       7/3(Mahmut)

4.Sheikh Mahmut                                  7-2-0          W,W,W,L,L       7/3(Macropus)

5.Don Cortez                                           9-6-0          L,W,L,W,L        7/15(Gray)

6.Francisco Hernandez                       5-5-0          W,L,W,L,L        7/17(Lee)

7.Konstantin The Russian Giant     10-5-0         L,W,W,W,W     7/2(Makonnen)

8.Alexander Lee                                     7-6-0          L,L,W,W,W       7/17(Hernandez)

9.Hector Gray                                          6-5-0          L,L,W,W,L        7/15(Cortez)

10.Guido Carosella                               8-11-0         L,W,L,L,W       

Marax El(8-5-0) A former HW, Marax has started off to an 0-2 beginning here at DMMA. Now moving to Super Heavyweight though maybe this is his class to shine in.

[Scully]

Hell of a job, guys. I'll have to work harder to get my guys moving up the charts.

[Curix]

Yoshimitsu "Babyface" Fukumitsu (368929)

"Shit, that guy was tough. Nice challenge. Good fight! I was looking for a finish, but... It doesn't matter that much now. Finally, I won, and I'm fully ready for the next guy in the tournament. He is also tough, for sure, as all guys there, but... You all know... Pretty boy has got a big, big power in his hands! Be ready for me, guys! I need that belt, I need to be at THE TOP OF THE TOP!"

[The1rstSaint]

DMMA Weekend Primer

with host Cash Cockett

Great Day gents and gentettes, Cash Cockett here with a minimal effort weekend primer for Dynasty MMA. Three events this weekend which kicks off in Helsinki this Friday night for the debut of DMMA Friday Night Fights. 

Deividas Vilkas Vs Never Hurry

In the Co-Main Event we will see two big 265ers who are looking to put their names on the map in the DMMA Heavyweight Division. Both of these guys are Lights out KO artist with all of their wins coming by way of Knock Out. 

Vilkas: "Chuey" Bounced back nicely after his Unanimous Decision defeat to Hjallis Kalske, with perfectly timed Right Hand that sent Roman Zhdanov crashing to the mat. Deividas, now 2-2 in his last two fights has a shot at avenging a previous loss to Hurry. If he can infarct pull it out, this could be crucial for his run in the division.

Hurry: Kribati's Never Hurry is coming off a devastating loss to Andrei Kersikov in the very first round of their bout. Hurry's defeat forced a change in fight camps as well, now with Just a bunch of gays he trains with the likes of Dynasty LHW champ Camaras Account. 

Keenwah Granes vs Rogan Grimes

The Main Event for Friday Night Fights will spotlight two of the top dogs in the newly opened Bantamweight Division. The winner of this bout could verry well be fighting for the currently vacant title very soon.

Granes: This will be Keenwah's DMMA debut as the former Slavic Fight League Bantamweight champ embarks in the next step of his MMA journey. "The Cockbreaker" has all the tools to be champion here at Dynasty with the ability to finish opponents on the feet or on the ground. This Nigerian fighter can do it all as he will now step into the deep waters of Dynasty MMA.

Grimes: Former DMMA Featherweight, Rogan Grimes is a winner of 4 of his last 5 fights as he drops down to 135. Grimes is a phenomenal striker with excellent cardio to boot as he trains with some of the DMMA elite at Blacktalians MMA. A winner of five "Fight of the Night" Performances look for this Boston native to give Granes another awesome performance this Friday night in Helsinki.

 

DMMA 120 will be take place this Saturday Evening in London, England at none other than Dynasty's second home the H20 Arena. The Super Heavyweight Championship will be up for grabs as two former Heavyweights look to shine in their new division. The event will be Headlined with a huge Lightweight belt with two top contenders at 155.

Divine Intervention Vs KT Panda

We will start with the Super Heavyweight title fight between two DMMA vets. This 265+ Division is slowly coming together here at Dynasty and these two former Heavyweights are currently the top dogs in the yard.

Intervention: The Divine one has fought a who's who of the top Heavyweights here at Dynasty MMA with his 4 losses coming at the hands of Fezzik, Tyler, Faulk, and current HW champ Jason Hightower. Hailing from the Isle of Tonga, Intervention is a Destroyer on his feet with all 9 of his victories coming by way of (T)KO.

Panda: Panda looked to be cruising through the Heavyweight Division winning three straight which included a TKO win over Xavier Washington. This all came to an abrupt end though as he tangled with Bento Barboza last month and Bento derailed the Panda. Now the KT Panda looks to avenge an early loss to Intervention and stash his first world championship in the process.

Gunnar Bloodaxe Vs Erasmo Bezerra

In the Co-Main Event we will see are first big Lightweight throwdown. Former Welterweight Bloodaxe moves down to meet Bezerra in his second DMMA fight.

Bloodaxe: Gunnar the pride of Sweden recently had a 4-fight win streak snapped at the hands of Benji Torres. Now moving down to Lightweight the former Blaze Middleweight Title challenger looks to see how he measures up with the best of 155. With 

Bezerra: Erasmo is a former WCF fighter who started his career winning 8 straight. "The Ringworm" made a succesful DMMA debut at DMMA 110 with a TKO victory over Juan Carlos in the first round. Now this Brazilan BJJ Red Belt faces a dangerous striker in Bloodaxe.

Xylon Kofel Vs Mr Mojo Risin

The DMMA Main Event pits the #2 and #3 ranked Lightweights in a rematch. Former champ Xylon looks to notch back-to-back wins while Mr. Mojo is seeking his third straight victory.

Kofel: After losing his belt and then losing in his rubber match to current Lightweight champ Aubrey Grant, Kofel got back on track with a Unanimous Decision verdict over Jesse Pinkman last month. The Swiss terror now has a chance to jump back in the title picture if he can get passed Risin one more time.

Risin: Mr. Mojo is coming of a big win over one of Kofel's teammates in Kain Mack and now has a shot at redemption with Xylon himself. With wins over guys like Galen Dall Jr, Kra Hang and current #1 contender Thorvald Nansen, Mr. Mojo can't be slept on and with 7 TKO victories he may be the one putting someone to sleep.

 

Finalizing this electrifying trio of events will be DMMA 121 which will also be live at the H20 arena on Sunday. The Lightweight Championship rematch will be on showcase, as well a HUGE Heavyweight Rematch between Barboza and Kersikov. Nice way to end the week if I do say so myself.

Bento Barboza Vs Andrei Kersikov

It's no Surprise that the DMMA Heavyweight Division has been ruled by the likes of Hightower, Barboza, and Kersikov as these three killers continue to send the new potential contenders back to the drawing boards. Tonight, though we will see if Barboza can keep himself in this title picture as he finds himself up against the ropes now if he loses to Kersikov a second time.

Barboza: 6 of Bento's 9 Pro MMA fights where title fights as the former champ now enters the cage for his 10th time against Kersikov. A pure Striker "Anjo da Morte" has collected 20 (T)KO wins in his career between MMA and Kickboxing respectively. Bento now seeks revenge over his opponent Sunday night and who knows with a win here it's not crazy to think Barboza vs Hightower 4 will happen.

Kersikov: Former champ Andrei Kersikov feels his title reign was cut way to short and now will continue his journey to get it back. The eldest son of Andrei Kersikov, Andrei Jr is well in route to a glorious career just like his pops. Much like his foe Barboza, Andrei is a KO demolisher, winning all seven of his victories by (T)KO. If he can prevail once again against Barboza, he will undoubtly be next in line for the Heavyweight title.

Aubrey Grant Vs Thorvald Nansen

Hard to follow up such a big fight like Barboza V Kersikov 2 but this next bout may just do so. It is a Rematch for the Lightweight Title, as their previous bout ended in a dreaded 5 round Draw. 

Grant: The Guyanese born Aubrey Grant has had three all out wars in his last three bouts. First beating former champ Xylon Kofel then a draw with Thorvald. The Champ is now primed up for yet another war and potentially another "Fight of the Night" performance. He now needs to settle the score with Nansen so he can move on to a new challenge.

Nansen: Nansen was on a 4-fight win streak before he earned his title fight with Grant. "Torden" Gave the champ everything he had but now the Norwegian #1 contender will have to do it all over again. Like Andrei Kersikov, fighting is in Nansen's blood as he is the grandson of "Thunder" Tor Nansen. 

I see this one going all five rounds again and a fight this London crowd will be happy with once again.

 

This has been a Minimal performance preview and i am your host Cash Cockett. Cherrrriioooo!

[Scully]

Gotta love it. Cherrrriioooo!

[The1rstSaint]

Ladies and Gents are very first DMMA Super Heavyweight Champion KT Panda

 

KT took out a fellow DMMA vet from the HW division yesterday at DMMA 120 in the name of Divine Intervention. And this proves that a killer physique and great hair is not everything in the sport of MMA. We hope to see Divine back real soon though, but he made the fatal mistake of taking KT Panda to the clinch and he paid Dearly for it. The end came at 1:15 in the second round as KT grabs his first title of his career. I must say Panda looks a little slimer with that Dynasty Belt around his very wide body.

Congrats Champ, His first title Defense is already confirmed for 2022-08-06 as he meets Sheikh Mahmut. Looks like another fun one, can't wait!!!

[The1rstSaint]

And Still Dynasty Lightweight Champion of the World...........Aubrey Grant

Challenger Thorvald Nansen gave the champ a run for his money once again, but after dropping round 1, Grant took control of the fight on the feet. These two warriors had a Majority Draw in their first outing, now we have some closure, and grant proved to be a step ahead in this rematch. Of course, though props to the Challenger for another competitive showing.

Next up for Aubrey, well The Tycoon Judas is currently in a tense Fight Offer negotiation with the Champ and former champ Xylon Kofel. With this series now at 2 to 1 in the favor of Grant, will we see if Kofel can tie it up, or will Grant close out the series winning three straight. This fight will headline DMMA 127 on July 31rst if they all make it out of the Negotiations alive of course.

 

[The1rstSaint]

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[The1rstSaint]

Dynasty MMA Weekend Primer

DMMA kicks off the festivities in our own backyard of London yet again, s we invade Kings Court once again for DMMA Friday Night Fights. The following night we head back to the ol Dynasty Stomping grounds the H20 Arena for DMMA 122. Finally take a little road trip and head on over to are favorite plus to partake in are herbal supplements Amsterdam for DMMA 123. DMMA 123 has two big Title fights lined up so let's get this show on the road.

 

Casimiro Nicoletta Vs Tris Kapula

The Co-Main Event for Fight Nights/ Friday Night Fights whichever it is Two Rising Light Heavyweights will throw down. Casimiro Nicoletta is a former BLAZE Light Heavyweight champ and a onetime DMMA title challenger at 205. "The Don of Dons" looks to keep his 1 fight win streak rolling as he recently defeated one of our beloved Panda Boys by TKO cut. His next rival will be Tris Kapula whom i have dubbed "The Turkish Destroyer". Now 7-3 in his pro career Tris is coming off a 3-fight win streak which included a first round KO of Sonny Corleone Jr.

 

Vasily Khrapov Jr Vs Marcus Alexander

In the Main event we will see two Welterweights looking to inch their way into the Title Picture. 25-Year-old Russian Prodigy Vasily Krapov Jr is just 4-1 in the Fight game. All of his pro fights were right here at Dynasty though where the killers play, and his last outing went just as planed as he torched Toe Fungas in the first round. His next battle is with a former Middleweight who is looking like a Greek black god at 170 in Marcus Alexander. Marcus has fought some of the best from the MW division now it's time to see him at WW.

 

 

Charles Tucker Vs Swole Ricky Martin

Former Champ and Dynasty Hall of Famer Charles "Trip" Tucker is now 1-3 in his last four fights, not a place we envisioned a guy who started his career at 14 and 0. Still the record holder in title defenses Tucker is not going down without a fight you can bet that. Tucker has fought the best enough said, Saturday night want be anything different as he Meets Swole Ricky Martin. Martin was well in route of a legendary start like Tuckers, winning 7 straight fights. His Undefeated streak was snaped by a guy we will hear about next. Martin had his moment near the end of round 1 rocking Pinks but in the end, Devonte took the Unanimous Decision.

Constantin Niculescu Vs Devonte Pinks

In the DMMA 122 Main event we will be treated a highly contested rematch at Light Heavyweight. After the loss to Camaras Account in his first Title Challenge, Constantin took out former champ Tucker to get right back on track. Niculescu dragged the former champ down and sucked the life out of him with his frightening yet inaccurate ground and pound. Constantin now faces a guy seeking revenge for his previous loss in "The War Cat" Devonte Pinks. Much like his foe Saturday night, Pinks is still seeking his first World championship after falling short twice. Pinks has now won 3 straight fights and is coming off the win over undefeated Swole Ricky handing him his first L.

 

 

  **Middleweight Championship**

Rectal Thermometer Vs Kareem Johnson

Rectal Thermometer will defend his belt for the first time, which has been a curse at MW as of late. Thermometer won the belt from Ansis Kaupens with a 5 round Unanimous Decision at DMMA 115. Now at 14-4-0 in his Pro Career he looks to defend his belt and check yet another grown man's temperature in a very rude and dirty manner (Someone really needs to do something about this type of behavior in the cage). His first defense won't be no Sunday drive cruising down route 666 as he meets former champ Kareem Johnson. Johnson has three Straight Defenses in his time as champ which is a Dynasty record at Middleweight. Johnson bounced back after his Title loss to Macca Outback recently beating Raminus Polus by Decision.

  **Heavyweight Championship**

Jason Hightower Vs Hjallis Kalske

Here we are now at the final showdown of the Weekend for DMMA and what better way to do it then with Jason Hightower Defending his Heavyweight Championship. Coming off a Superfight showdown win over the Light Heavyweight champ Camaras Account, Hightower looks for his third Successful defense. Hightower managed to put Account away in the second round of their meeting with nasty uppercut. Next up will be a man currently on a 7-fight win streak in Hjallis Kalske. Kalske put away his last opponent Jules Durand a former Heavyweight champ in the second round of their contest at DMMA 114. The winner over Durand was without a doubt Klaske's best performance and here we are now as he meets the Champ.

This has been another Minimal Effort preview from Cash Cockett, CHERRRRRRRIIIIII FUCKIN OOOOOOO!

[Skizz81]

Good job as always Butch!

[Scully]

Awesome job. love reading these things.

[Skenoj]

"Chuey" Deividas Vilkas

 

Just got picked up by a new team, that means I can still fight and get better to put that belt around my belly!

The heavyweight division, you should watch out right now! I am on a plane flying to Montreal and tomorrow is the first day of training with my new team, see you soon!

[The1rstSaint]

DMMA Weekend Primer 7/22-7/24

 

DMMA kicks the Weekend off With Friday night Fights III Live from the H20 Arena in London, England. This event is headlined by former DMMA Light Heavyweight Champ Misha Hasselhoff as he challenges Vitali Kersikov I I. Next up we move to the Knights Court in London for DMMA 124. Camaras Account will be looking to make his 3rd consecutive Title Defense as he defends against Seppo Ilmarinen. Finaly we end another DMMA week in the Fantastic little town of Amsterdam for DMMA 125.  Headlined by Kaupens vs Polus, Dynasty will also be crown are first Bantamweight champion on this very card.

 

 

DMMA Friday Night Fights III

 

                                 Co-Main Event

                              Heavyweight Bout

Sovor Trandel(5-6-1)  Vs Xavier Washington(8-6-0)

 

Don't let the pro record fool ya, Trandel is a highly skilled competitor in this Dynasty Heavyweight Division. Not to mention his a Flippin Dark Elf Savant (Not sure what that is but it sounds pretty badassimous). "The Savant" had a breakout performance in his last contest where he disposed of Hunter Acosta with a Superman punch, garnering a KOTN bonus as well.  A winner of 4 of his last 5 fights, Xavier Washington is Creeping ever so close to a title shot, this may be his toughest obstacle to date but one with a high reward. Washington recently took out DMMA Newcomer Tau Masunwendinghamar in a action packed almost three-minute fight.  Xavier is going to push the pass and test the chin of Trandel early and often, and with Sovor coming off an insane KO one has to ask will this be the standup war we all need or will Trandel avoid the strength of his opponent? Regardless two fantastic strikers with decent chins, should be most excellent.

 

 

                                         Main Event 

                           Light Heavyweight Bout

Vitali Kersikov I I(8-3-0) vs Misha Hasselhoff(9-6-0)

 

In the Main Event of DMMA Friday Night Fights III we will see a rematch almost a year in the making. Vitali a member of the coveted Kersikov family, bounced back after a setback with a second round KO win over Anthony Lalime at DMMA 117. Now a winner of 5 of his last 6 Kersikov has another shot to put his name on the map in this packed 205 division. Standing in his way this time is Former champ Misha Hasselhoff who recently had his chance to fight for the belt again halted. That fight was a bit of a shock for Misha as he just could not get anything going and was out grappled by Seppo Ilmarinen in route to a Unanimous Decision loss. The winner of this fight could very well be in a #1 contender matchup in there next DMMA appearance.  Two very hungry Light Heavyweights in the ME live at the H20 Aren. Let's go this gone be a good one!

 

 

DMMA 124

 

                                  Co-Main Event

                                 Lightweight Bout

Jesse Pinkman(9-4-0) vs Pate Murhapuro(10-8-3)

 

Former Dynasty Lightweight Champion Jesse Pinkman will be looking to inch himself closer to the title picture after a setback in his last bout with Xylon Kofel. Pinkman previously looked pretty damn good in his come from behind TKO victory over Kra Hang where he managed to finish the fight with just 6 seconds left on the clock. Pate Murhapuro started his DMMA career with a nasty 1-4-3 record, but his perseverance has shined recently winning 3 out of his last 4 fights. Pate took a dominant Unanimous Decision verdict over the Legendary Bruce Lee in his last fight, no not that guy, this Bruce Lee.  Murahapuro now finds himself in a great spot, to pick up a win over a Former Dynasty MMA champ. Sounds like another rags to riches story in the making, but Jesse Pinkman says "Yeah, Bitch", I don't think so, to that.

 

              

                                                                         Main Event

                                                   Light Heavyweight Championship

*Challenger*Seppo Ilmarinen(12-4-0) vs *Champion* Camaras Account(16-5-0)

 

Definitely the most Hyped of the Weekend comes in the Saturday Night's Main event as Camara's (Fourth Multi) Account is on the Main Stage as he faces current #1 Contender Seppo Ilmarinen in a rematch. Seppo has earned two wins since his previous attempt at Accounts title. The wins where over the likes of Former champ Misha Hasselhoff and the always competitive Yar Bol.  Account will now look for his third straight title defense at 205 pounds as he sets his sights out for Former longtime champ Charles Tucker's 6 Straight Title Defense marker. Account however fell short in his attempt to be the first ever Two Division Champion, losing to Heavyweight champ Jason Hightower in his most recent DMMA appearance. Now down 0-2 against the champ, for Ilmarinen this may be his last shot against Camaras Account. I expect both of these Soldiers will be in top form come Saturday Night live at the Knights Court! 

 

 

DMMA 125 

 

                   Bantamweight Championship

Jean Luc Petit(8-5-0) vs Maurits Assndrop(10-3-2)

 

The first ever Bantamweight Championship Fight will be contested between two familiar foes.  Recently a 4-man Tournament was formed to crown the Inaugural 135-pound champion in the first matchup we saw the #1 seed and Dynasty Hall of Famer Kazuo Imanari fall to Jean Luc Petit by way of Unanimous Decision. Petit a former KT scrub has resurrected his fight career in the sport of MMA.  In the other half of the bracket #2 seed Assndrop won a 3 round Unanimous Decision over #3 seed Frank Rizzo, Maurits has two wins over his opposition already the first by which he KO'd Petit in the very first round of their bout. As we look to close out another DMMA rivalry most importantly we will see a new Champion rise in the process. 

 

 

 

                                  Co-Main Event

                              Middleweight Bout

Eric Distefano(11-8-0) vs Gee Gutsu(10-7-0)

 

In the DMMA 125 Co-Main Event we are treated to a true clash in styles when Heavy handed Striker Eric Distefano faces off against BJJ Black Belt Gee Gutsu. Distefano is a DMMA trooper who really doesn't get the credit he deserves as he has fought a who's who in this extremely stacked 185 division. A vicious Striker, Eric has finished all of his wins by way of (T)KO. Much like his Counterpart Gee Gutsu has finished all of his victories as well, only he has done so by Submissions. Gutsu now riding a two-fight win streak has dispatched both his recent victims with his patented Kimura lock. I have a heavy feeling this one will be finished at some point. The question is whose discipline will reign supreme. 

 

                                           Main Event

                                  Middleweight Bout

Ansis Kaupens(15-4-1) vs Raminus Polus(18-7-0)

 

Closing out this Dynasty Weekend in Amsterdam we will see former Middleweight champion Ansis Kaupens return to the cage after his Title losing defeat to Rectal Thermometer, Kaupens is a fan favorite who always puts on an incredible show as soon as the bell sounds. With an incredible 11 "Fight of the Night" Bonuses he is simply a guy you never want to miss when he hits the Octagon. Now at 15-4-1 in his career, Ansis needs just one more fight to set himself up for another potential title challenge.  Standing across the cage is a man who is no stranger to Championship fights either in Polus. A onetime Caged Warriors MMA Welterweight champ, Raminus has recently moved to MW where he is now 2-1. "Battlemage" most recently was awarded a Unanimous Decision over Raphaël Ambrosius Costeau at DMMA 117.  Huge fight for both of these men who are looking for a championship once again, expect an all-out war.

[Skizz81]

Great job Butch!