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 Date: 06 March 2021
Arena: Hyashi’s Lounge
Merchandise Partner: The Forge
Main Event: Touney Jack v Seppo Ilmarinen
The Main Event of the evening comprises of Touney Jack Vs Seppo Ilmarinen. Touney is based out of Los Angeles, currently training in New York in anticipation of this fight. Our analysts have review his previous fights and came to a conclusion that he holds a very solid chin which will be difficult to get through for the younger Ilmarinen. Both fighters are very tall and have big reach as a result, for Ilmarinen, who appears to be a ground based fighter, the height might not play to his advantage in this fight. Ilmarinen is going up against a fighter who has won 6 out of his last 7 fights with a knock down, however Jack has revealed himself as being susceptible to a submission so if it goes to ground, our bookies side with Ilmarinen, however in a stand up fight, it either goes the length or Jack wins with a 2nd round Knock Out.
Co-Main Event: Jeb Joe Gumpgrazer v David De Carlo
The Co-Main event sees Jeb Joe Gumpgrazer fighting David De Carlo. De Carlo hailing out of Rome, Italy, currently based in Los Angeles at the Handsome Guys Gym. Having trained for the sport from a tender age of 10 it was no surprise to anyone in the European scene when De Carlo began his MMA career just under a year ago. Gumpgrazer on the other hand is young, ambitious and has a big right hand that might prove crucial in the exchange with De Carlo. Both fighters having won their last fights via decision opens the door for any possibility. This is another fight where De Carlo will be in search of that crucial submission while Gumpgrazer will be aiming for Knock Out. Despite the partial difference in skill, our Bookies are holding Gumpgrazer to high regard, making him the favourite to win.
Match 8: Darlan Rooster v Murshid Ghanem
Darlan Rooster and Murshid Ghanem are two fighters that our analysts predict will do their talking on the ground. This fight will be Murshids debut in the world of Mixed Martial Arts and a lot of critics have their eyes on him to see what he can bring to the table in the exchange. Darlan is an intelligent fighter, you can always see the cogs turning in his head during training. Our analysts predict that much like his last fight Darlan The Bird Rooster will likely play of the counter in the hopes of achieving a submission based victory. Keep your eyes peeled.
Match 7: Robson Piddu v Maciej Michura
The next fight on the card comprises of two new-comers to the MMA Scene. Both aged 25, coming in at 170 lbs. There isn’t a lot that we can about the fight, only that our analysts have been watching both fighters quite closely in their current training camps and the first thing of note was that Piddu has been looking progressively more and more exhausted within his camp which is quite worrisome. He has a big heart, so unless he brings his A game on Saturday, the definitive victory will lie with Michura according to our analysts and bookie. On the other side of the spectrum, Michura has been looking full of energy, wearing his fashionable smile at the recent press conference. He simply has to let the fight go the distance or go for an early fight submission to guarantee his victory.
Match 6: Sellus Gravius Jr v Roland Lancter
Sadly, much like the Piddu, Michura fight, there is a big gap in Gravius and Lancter. Our analysts have brought back crucial information indicating to us Lancters struggle in his training facility. According to the metrics gathered by our insiders, he has struggled to finish any one of his last 5 training sessions which doesn’t bode well in the build up to the fight. As a result of Lancters current state, our bookies believe that this will be a definitive victory for Sellus Gravius Junior. As one analyst said during our earlier review of the card, “There’s no way in hell that Lancter wins this, not with his current state of fitness.”
Match 5: Douglas Douglas v Daxton Wood
Match 4: Paul Webber v Dhaahir Kaalim
Match 3: Eino Martini v Tokashi Murakami
Match 2: John Hog v Ben Pole
Match 1: Rick Holland v Thorin Eikeskjold
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