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 135 lbs Frankie Sanchez(0-0) v Lee Pang(2-2)
Lee has been in the wars this young chinese fighter specializes on striking but he got exposed in hes last 2 fights and some improvements will be needed if he wants to stand a chance in this contest...
however he holds the advantage if he plays hes tactics right and get this fight into the clinch...he has a clear MT and wrestling advantage so i assume he should be able to control procedures from that position..
his opponent will be Frankie "The Outlaw" Sanchez ,this young Cali kid has made a good impression in training and hes camp has high hopes for him....hes a strong boxer and comes into this fight with superior BJJ and i think that where he will try to win this fight on the floor ,with a submission....
Prediction:Frankie Sanchez-Submission
265 lbs Mike Sharpe (0-0) v Frankie Evans (0-1)
In this low ranked heavyweight bout we
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 By most accounts, Mark Hamilton would be considered a loser.
A big one. Literally- he’s 6’ 3” and 265 lbs.
Anyone with a passing look into the fighter’s life would probably say that things are not going so well. They would be correct. A part time job, a vengeful ex-wife, no car, and a tiny apartment that is barely livable and barely within the city limits of Las Vegas. Not the dream life that the 25 year old was told he would have.
Broken promises are a recurring theme in Hamilton’s life and the big reason he finds himself in the typically ‘fighter who fights’ situation. A narrative that we’ve seen played out over and over in books and movies and television: Fighter wins, Fighter encounters tragedy, fighter trains, fighter overcomes, fighter goes home happy. This is not the story of Mark Hamilton. He’s been a loser from the get go.
“I guess I’m pretty good at being the whipping post,” Hamilton pushed out of his mouth in between sets of push-ups. “I paid a lot of bills by letting guys beat me. You can make another guy look really good by knocking out a 6’3” 265lb dude… “
Hamilton is a ringer. A paid fall guy w
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 By most accounts, Mark Hamilton would be considered a loser.
A big one. Literally- he’s 6’ 3” and 265 lbs.
Anyone with a passing look into the fighter’s life would probably say that things are not going so well. They would be correct. A part time job, a vengeful ex-wife, no car, and a tiny apartment that is barely livable and barely within the city limits of Las Vegas. Not the dream life that the 25 year old was told he would have.
Broken promises are a recurring theme in Hamilton’s life and the big reason he finds himself in the typically ‘fighter who fights’ situation. A narrative that we’ve seen played out over and over in books and movies and television: Fighter wins, Fighter encounters tragedy, fighter trains, fighter overcomes, fighter goes home happy. This is not the story of Mark Hamilton. He’s been a loser from the get go.
“I guess I’m pretty good at being the whipping post,” Hamilton pushed out of his mouth in between sets of push-ups. “
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Interview for Carlos Newton
Carlos Newton is an seasoned fighter and has seen his share of big fights in his carrer. He was former Island FC MW champion and three time Canadian ju jitsu champion. But his most important fight is coming at Island Combat 3 versus Ukko Metso for the Ligt Heavyweight title. We had thepleasure of interviewing this fighter before his big fight.
Martin: You have been Island FC MW champion before. So you have some experience going into this fight at Island Combat 3.
How well has this prepared you for this fight?
Newton: I've won and lost title fights, so I think my experience will definitely help me in this one. It's been nice preparing for another grappler for once. It's allowed me to focus on my ground game again and sharpen my skills.
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 CM: Hello once again to everybody at ICON Interviews; our guests just keep getting better and better. Last time we had 23 year old Welterweight phenomenon Yngve Stolt; we have a treat for you today. We have a three division champion! Fighting for Steel Penn – ICON and holding its 135lb, 145lb and 155lb belts; the number 2 Bantamweight in all of MMA Tycoon, Moses Onchooto!
CM: Moses Onchooto; congratulations buddy, this is a fantastic achievement and you have made history, talk us through what it feels like to hold three belts and what this means to you?
MO: Hey Chael; thank you so much for having me. Also for allowing my 3 boys into the room. Let me introduce you to them; first is Moses Jr. he is 5 as you can see he is holding the 55 strap. Then we have Mason; he is 3 and has the 45 strap. Then we got the little guy Mackey he is 2 and he just refuses to let go of the
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 Vincent "Jackhammer" Muji is Primal Heavyweight Champion , He is also a former #1 contender in BRFC
With a professional record of 8-0-2
Vincent is a indonesian fighter , his MMA career started in Tokyo at 25 years old , he and his manager decided to compete in QFC before joining the fight organization, he destroyed all of his opponents in QFC with 2 TKO and 1 Submission victory , with a 3-0 record he joined BRFC organization in Tokyo.
In his debut he dealing directly with one of the top contender Eddie Guillermo , Eddie dominate in round 1 and Vincent dominated the next 2 round but the judges decided majority draw , after that Vincent faced with Duke Rage and get victory by submission in round 1, a rematch against Eddie Guillermo were held , a very close contest between this two fighters until the judges decide a draw again for both of them
at his next bout Vincent meet with #2 contender Jordan Heavy, Vincent who was the underdog won via TKO in round 1, then Vincent hoping to get a title sh
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Michael McGuire (5-0-0) vs Desmond Bradley (4-1-0) – 205lbs
Two quite inexperienced guys who both have their roots in Victory Combat League will meet in our first fight of the main card. 20-year old Michael McGuire is an undefeated boxer from the United States. It's being said that his actual strength lies in his kicking game, but to be honest, we haven't seen much of it yet. McGuire has opted to do the most damage from the clinch instead.
His opponent hails from a similar background, but has took his skills another way. Desmond Bradley also comes from a boxing background, but prefers to work at range. From there he mostly headhunts for the killshot. He has in his last fights that his takedown defence still needs work, something that co
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Pulse Fighting Championships 30
Main event: Chonan vs. Abarai II
Coming straight from the anime Bleach, Renji Abarai is definitely looking to try to his supernatural powers to take the fight to the ground and keep it there. With five impressive submission victories, Abarai finished four out of his five submission victories in the first round. Defeated the first time around against Chonan by way of 2nd round TKO, Abarai is certainly seeking revenge this time around.
On the other side of the pond, Piranha Chonan, the undefeated PFC middleweight champion, will be looking to keep this fight on foot and defending against Abarai's ground game. A superior striker, his 8-0 record has ended with 7 TKO finishes against powerful strikers such as Sebastian Ostereguy. However, Chonan is not afraid to go to the ground if need be; as he himself is a strong grappler. Renji Abarai has to be careful against Chonan; as he will be looking for yet another finish.
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