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 Evolution presents
HALL OF FAME
2015 Inductees
Good evening everyone, and welcome to the induction of two great fighters into the Evolution Hall of Fame.
There are 14 fighters in the Hall of Fame so far, among them such great names like Otso Jokinen and Mitchell Stehling.
With very few fighters in there, it has gained a prestige of sorts, and now here,
we take a look at two fighters who have truly become two of the best fighters, not only to have fought in Evo, but to have competed in MMA period.
These two fighters have actually competed against each other in the past, and now they are here again to take their place among the gods.
Our first inductee is one of the best fighters in the world today, and has previously been called the GOAT.
The following are his accomplishments so far in his MMA Tycoon career:
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Q: Dear martial arts fans today I will pay another visit to Mick Shaw. Mick last time we talked about you signing with Imperial in Amsterdam and about the demise of Immortals in New York City, but this time we're going to make it a little more personal. Mick, a lot of fans have liked the interviews so far but a couple of them also wanted to learn a little bit more about who you are as a person and not alone as fighter. They asked us who Mick Shaw really is and we want to oblige by giving them an interview that shows them a bit more about who you really are. Mick, are you ready for this?
Mick: Fire away, I have nothing to hide.
Q: OK, we'll start with an easy one. What are your hobbies?
Mick: Training.
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 Main Event: Rhust vs Dundee (Welterweight Championship)
Undisputed Welterweight Champion Liyak Rhust defended his most prized possession against the previously unbeaten Bruce Dundee.
This headlining bout marked Rhust�s second defence of his title, cementing his name as one of VCC�s all-time greats. Rhust has racked up an impressive five Vanquish Combat Club wins since his loss on debut in VCC 3.
Rhust dominated the fight against the home grown Australian hero, Bruce Dundee, success
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Since we gets alot of fighters in the org we are create Fight Night. It will be wednesday or friday every time.
A quick preview Main event and co-main:
Main event of the evening!
Fighter vs Hominick 145lbs title fight:
This is a very exiting fight not only a title fight but these two warriors last fight in 145lbs. They both have the opportunity to move to the 155lbs open ID.
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Just a few weeks remain until judo powerhouse Ronda Rousey is set to take on Bethe Correia at UFC 190 on 1st August.
The 28-year-old has made quite the name for herself throughout her career in UFC, currently maintaining the title of undefeated champion in the women’s bantamweight category. This is something which she’s not going to let go of in a hurry come August 1st..
Her opponent, Correia, hails from Brazil and boasts an impressive nine wins and no losses – making for a worthy fight against Rousey in her native Rio de Janeiro. Indeed, spectators may have to wait and bet in play rather than placing their bets beforehand – this is a match that will really be too close to call.
With so much fighting talent going around, one has to wonder where all of this stems from – and for fans of Rousey, her autobiography might just be the answer. Her book, My Fight/Your Fight, was published earlier this year and features a pretty extensive account of her time with former coach Jason Morris.
Rousey began her judo career training with the 1992 silver medallist back in 2005, in which she would spend her days sleeping on his couch in Glenville. By day she would tirelessly practise her art, who would eventually guide her to victory in the Beijing Olympics, in which she won a bronze medal.
However, despite her success, Rousey does not have a good word to say about Morris, or the living conditions in which she found herself. In a candid account of her meteoric rise to fame, she recalls: “I was training under a coach I couldn't stand and who was taking my money. I was starving. I was not improving. 'What the **** am I doing here?' I asked myself out loud.”
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 Hello ladies and gentlemen, The MMA Grand Magazine is proud to present it's millionth copy. That's rights, our fans have been loyal and true.
In this edition the MMA Grand's best reporter, Jason Mota, will be going out the this seasons Island.
Now there are a lot of great fighters on the Island this season like the Japanese fighter "Masamune" Sephiroth Jenova, a heavyweight fighter fighting under Solitude.
He will he going up against Paulo "Piratito" Lazaro another great heavyweight. Then there is Fernardu Palmier fighting for the Leftovers, like Jenova he is also 5-0.
Now these guys are great but we noticed over in a little KT org on The Island there is a great set of KT fighters.
And at the top of their list is where you will find our fighter for this editions MotaVation Views, Where Jason Mota sits down and gets all the goods on some of the best fighters in the world. So here is Jason's sit down with Island KT fighter King Wong.
M
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 Jered Havener, fighting at the 225 weight class is rocking his opponents!
With a record of 5-2, Havener has 4 first round wins!
Speaking with Havener, We asked if there was anything he couldn't do? With a smirk he response, "I've never flown a plane haha."
Looking forward Havener states "he's looking for sponsors and somewhere that has some actual competition!"
For right now Havener says he is fighting a little injury from that last fight which only lasted 5 seconds, ending in a huge Hammer fist! |
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