On 9 May, 2015, the original GAMMA (Global Association of MMA) Organization, managed by the prosperous Mentor Corleone (3503), presented the GAMMA#480 Juste vs Wednesday event, for the viewing pleasure of MMA fans around the globe. This event, located at LA Memorial Colossuseum in Los Angeles, is proudly sponsored by GREEN!160 based in Las Vegas.
This action-packed event had 10 fights resulting in 3 knockouts (1 by SLAM), and 7 decisions (1 being split) and hosted one Title fight at 265+ pounds between Lan Mandragoran and Tamias Poochyena for the SuperHeavyweight Championship. Rabid Alien here to walk you through the dismembered torsos and for those of you with the stomach for it, all the splincter-ripping, skull-bashing details can be found at http://www.mmatycoon.com/orgeventpublic.php?EvID=828835
155 lbs fight between Stampe "The Death Troll" Eklund (191268) and Parvati Mellia (184568)
Recently picked up by Bobby Heyman (99756) from being a free agent, Eklund has apparently learned a new trick to add to his arsenal. Being a wrestler we expect him to after takedowns and ground and pound...but he has added a twist....now he gets a takedown and uses the ground to pound you. Melia being an elite boxer with sensational Muay Thai skills was winning the fight easily...in fact he was making Eklund look bad by basically thumping his ass good. Apparently Eklund got frustrated and in the beginning of round 3 he went out there and picked Mellia up over his shoulder and just slammed him down so hard it knocked him right the hell OUT. WOW !
Results: After 0:38 of round 3, we have a winner by way of TKO (Slam). Stampe Eklund!
145 lbs fight between "The Whoreson" Lik Alotadik (161997) and Hector "Bullshit Detector" Barbosa (168682)
Barbosa being an elite wrestler we knew to expect takedowns in his gameplan and we did...11 in fact. And Barbosa got 4 takedowns but was not able to do much with them as he threw only 3 strikes and landed none of them. Truth is, this fight was all about the standing war. And war they did. Both men using the entire arsenal and throwing and landing nicely and it was a great fight to watch. But it came down to numbers...and Alotadik simply out-licked...ah er... out-struck Barbosa for the win...excuse me...
Results: All 3 judges see the fight the same at 30:27 in favor of your winner, by unanimous decision... Lik Alotadik!
185 lbs fight between "The Anaconda" Marcos Duarte (120066) Genghis "The Mongoloid" Khan (198249)
Both men being ground fighters with Duarte having slightly better wrestling skills, I expected much of this fight to be on the ground, and Khan tried to follow that plan with 13 takedown attempts all stuffed ! Duarte on the other hand tried (and got) only 1 takedown and he damn sure knows what to do when he gets there! Despite Khan trying 4 submission attempts, Duarte was windmilling strikes and threw 13 ground strikes and landed 11 of them...which is more GnP thrown and landed than I can recall in a long time... But honestly the ground strikes wern't even needed to win this by decision because Duarte out struck Khan in the standing 45 to 13. It wasn't so much that Khan wasn't throwing...but he couldn't connect....maybe due to Duarte's reach advantage...?
Results: All 3 judges see the fight the same at 27:30 in favor of your winner, by unanimous decision... Marcos Duarte!
265+ lbs fight between "Lucky" Salvatore Lucania (178877) and K.J. Choi (127918)
Choi is a well rounded sensational fighter, but Lucania's strong area is Muay Thai and he was intent on making the fight happen in the clinch and had an incredible 28 clinch attempts. Choi must of figured this into his gameplan because Lucania only got 6 of those 28 to work. And work them he did. Both men about equal with Muay Thai and it was a close fight. But Choi being cut in the 2nd round by a knee and Lucania basically the aggressor and imposing his will on Choi by clinching...probably swayed the judges on a close fight.
Results: All 3 judges see the fight the same at 28:29 in favor of your winner, by unanimous decision... Salvatore Lucania!
185 lbs fight between "The Soul Collector" Diego Aragon (210560) and "Professor Chaos" Leopold Stotch (144486)
Stotch the Muay Thai fighter with the takedowns, and Aragon with the clinches, and between the two we was all over the place. It was a close and exciting fight but I think the judges were watching the ring girls or something because the fight stats total Aragon with 27 strikes landed, and Stotch with 36 strikes landed. Aragon got 3 takedowns and Stotch got 3 clinches (if u count that stuff) and both had 1 submission attempt...so how they come up with Aragon the winner I gotta wonder...
Results: All 3 judges see the fight the same at 29:28 in favor of your winner, by unanimous decision... Diego Aragon!
265+ lbs fight between "Top Shelf" Giuseppe Maldini (189076) and Aleksanteri "The Siberian Bear" Karelin (185978)
Karekin takes a leg kick and then goes "Bearserk" and attacks Maldini furiously and manages to cut him and then take him down. Karelin is throwing GnP but Maldini is defending nicely and nothing is landing. So the referee stands them up and next you know Karelin is cut and the vampire corner is swarming forward to the ring... Round 2, Karelin with a takedown but gets reversed by Maldini who is unable to get anything going and the referee stands them up again. Just before the end of the round, Maldidni lands a head kick and Karelin's cut is worse now. Round 3, late in the round, Karelin cracks Maldini with an uppercut and knocks him down and for a moment it looked like OUT...but he recovered and survives to the end of the fight.
Results: The 3 judges see the fight differently at 29:28/28:29/28:29 in favor of your winner, by split decision... Giuseppe Maldini! Maldini takes the opportunity to say "Another win thats 3 in a row MENTOR get the champ in this cage so i can hand him his ass". But thats just Maldini...same thing he has said the last 3 fights? and one of them was a loss...so I will let you figure it out....
170 lbs fight between "Rip" Rufus McTearson (186694) and Alastair Gridlock (160181)
Both warriors had no interest in a ground war but both had bandin in mind from the clinch or the standing,,,and bang they did. McTearson had knees and elbows in the clinch against Gridlocks punches only...but Gridlock did fine and outlanded McTearson 12 to 9 in the clinch. The standing war saw Gridlock land 25 strikes and McTearson landed 35. So by my math that gives McTearson 44 strikes landed and Gridlock landed 37. Which makes McTearson the winner! Straight math...you gotta love it.
Results: All 3 judges see the fight the same at 29:28 in favor of your winner, by unanimous decision... Rufus McTearson!
205 lbs fight between Ender Wiggin (80914) and "I want to Vomit" Scotty Bennet (167187)
Wiggin wants to clinch and counters off a kick from Bennet and gets it. Shortly after, Bennet is cut by a Wiggin elbow. Bennet breaks free but Wiggin is in love and clinches again despite Bennets obvious repulsion. Bennet is fighting for freedom as Wiggin breathes his foul breath in his face and is feeding him elbows at the same time. Wiggins is landing knees to the head and Bennet breaks free. Wiggin apparently gets upset at the rejection of his best romantic efforts and smacks Bennet with a right hand and knocks him down. Knowing that being on the ground might not be a good idea with a romantic demon like Wiggin, Bennet scrambles to his feet and wobbles around still rocked. Wiggin takes advantage of his vulnerablity and hugs him again. I mean CLINCHES him again... Bennet manages to break free and Wiggin smacks him with a hook and puts him down. Quickly Wiggin climbs on top and is administering a beating worthy of a domectic violence charge when the referee steps in...
Results: After 3:12 of round 1, we have a winner by way of TKO (Punches). Ender Wiggin! Bennet states that his fighting career is over...wonder if that means the loving days are beginning? hmmmmmm the strangest things happen in the cage they say...
265+ lbs TITLE fight between the Challenger, Lan "Aanallein" Mandragoran (169650) who has carried that belt enough to probably think of it as HIS...and the Champion, Tamias Poochyena (135965) who is defending the belt for the 3rd time.
Both men looking like this or that... always wondered how the commentator knows what they are thinking...maybe its a job pre-requisite to read minds? Anyway...Poochyena gets the ball rolling and throws a few strikes and lands a few and its a full minute before Mandragoran decides to start throwing also. 2 minutes into the fight and Mandragoran is being somewhat "bullied" by Poochyena and seems to be missing most of his infrequent strikes and defending. Poochyena is the aggressive one and goes for the clinch and they stay in the clinch until the end of the round which Poochyena took. Round 2, Poochyena strikes 1st and Mandragoran still missing most his shots and both are kicking a bit. Poochyena is cut late in the round by a Mandragoran hook and the round may have been taken by Mandragoran. Round 3, Mandragoran lands 1st and then lamds some more...he seems to be alive now and probably knows he needs the round in a big way. Mandragoran is attacking with the kicks and is really taking the fight to Poochyena. Poochyena throwing wild and sloppy after a head kick, Mandragoran counters with a nice right hand that sends Poochyena toppling to the canvas. Poochyena stands but is rocked and Mandragoran is swarming him with a kick to the body, hook to the body, and a big straight right hand. It connects beautifully and sends Poochyena tumbling to the canvas! He's out cold ! Nice work !
Results: after 2:42 of round 3, we have a winner by way of KO (Punch). Lan Mandragoran! Lan Mandragoran is the new super heavyweight champion! Mandragoran is awarded " KO of the night" for this performance.
170 lbs fight between "Sweetheart" Alpo Wednesday (71857) and Renan St Juste (102580)
After 5 straight wins and taking the belt from Yeshua "I AM" Immanuel (123742) in his last fight, St Juste is eager to show that the belt BELONGS to him in his 1st defense here tonight. However, Wednesday who himself was wearing a belt when he left Ultimate Vale Tudo Organization thinks he has what it takes to wear the belt in the GAMMA Organization and has somehow convinced the 'powers that be' to give him the opportunity to 'prove himself' on his 1st fight in the org. So he will be fighting the Champion Renan St Juste in a 5 round NON-TITLE fight. DING DING ! They are trading shots and its a good fight. Wednesady wants to clinch and St Juste is fine with that, but Wednesday doesnt seem to be doing much there and eventually the referee breaks them up. Wednesday's reach advantage seems to be helping him get the advantage in the standing war but he still wants to clinch. Round 2, Wednesday with the clinch and St Juste is doing well there but his corner wants him out so he breaks free. Which apparently upsets Wednesday who uses a jab-cross combination to cut St Juste. Wednesday seems to be winning the standing battle and took the first 2 rounds, but the 3rd round starts with Wednesday getting into the clinch likely to shut down Renan St Juste's kicking. But St Juste is winning the clinch war and he takes round 3 which was all clinched up... Round 4, its not long and its Wednesday with the clinch again, and St Juste is working him over pretty good there and rocks Wednesday with an inside shot. But Wednesday didnt win his belt by being a punk and he fights back and survives the round. Final round, Wednesday wants the clinch of course and gets it....seems like St Juste aint fighting that to hard... but Wednesday comes on strong and its a hellofa fight all the way to the final bell.
Results: All 3 judges see the fight the same at 46:49 in favor of your winner, by unanimous decision... Alpo Wednesday! Not a big surprise to see this fight is awarded the "Fight of the night".
Until next time! GOODBYE !!!
Note: This event was reviewed By Rabid Alien (102643)
