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 Fighter profile of Tony Brown by Interview with the Former UPF-Hilo Champ
[Q] How have you been after losing the title to Reem ?
[Tony]: Well, I was a bit depressed after the loss, especially since he managed to sneak an triangle on me.
But Success is not final and failure is not fatal, it's the courage to continue that counts. And thats what I have been
doing.
[Q] You ran trough Lopez quite easily and finished him at the second round. What kind of a match was that?
[Tony]: I wasn't at my best at the beginning and the first round was a like getting on a bike right after you have fallen
down. When the second round started, I was determined to end it quickly and so I did.
[Q]: Do you have any upcoming matches ? Or are you waiting to for a titleshot ?
[Tony]: I had a few offers that I accepted, but I guess some people just don't want to face me. I have a pending
offer right now against Jeremy Vega, whom should accept it already.
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 Welcome to Inside The UPF. I am your host, Fred Meyer. Today we have a middleweight fighter whom has been raising through the ranks UPF-Hilo very quickly. He is someone both Tony Brown and Henkka Reem must watch out for. Ladies and gentlemen please help me welcome to the stage Chris Remnant.
[Chris Remnant enters the stage holding a replica UPF-Hilo championship belt over his head with both hands. Walks over to Fred throws the belt over his shoulder and shakes hands and takes his seat.]
Freddy: Hey, welcome to the show Chris. I like your belt. Now I'm pretty sure that Reem did not let you borrow his belt. So, it's safe to says that's a replica? But, it looks just like the real one.
Remnant: I had it made special as a motivation tool to help me always remember what my goal is.
Freddy: So your goal, like most other fighters, is to become champion then?
Remnant: Yeah, but I wanna be more than that. I wanna be a legendary figure when thi
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Fighter profile of Tony Brown by Tony "Toy" Brown VS Henkka "Leka" Reem Rematch.
Tony Brown's Manager LapaMato
" I strongly believe Tony will get the belt back and show
that right now he's better than ever. Tony has worked on his groundgame
and I'll think he's just a wizard on the ground. "
[Q]: Tony, you got the rematch, eventhou you were supposed to fight Vega first. How did this happen ?
[Tony]: I have no idea, I accepted the first offer to fight Vega and then Bamm, a couple of weeks later I get an offer
for the title.
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 At 29 years of age and one fight left in his contract, it's still unclear if Japan's Kaito Saruwatari will be lacing on the small gloves for much longer. Authoring a 22-fight career, the Amsterdam-based karateka's accomplishments are examined in this great article by his management company.
A black belt in Kyokushin karate, Kaito turned pro at 22, quickly signing with the now defunct promotion Gambate Fight League, where he compiled a 3-1 record, with two knockouts to his credit - one of them a spectacular axe kick KO that still can be found in internet highlight reels these days.
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 GAMMA Gosssippppppp #21! After a short break, GAMMA Gossip is back and i would like to start with........................HAPPY BIRTHDAY GAMMA!!!! WOO Baby! It has been an incredible 4 years since GAMMA was created, with a total of 357 total events booked and an active roster of over 200 fighters, i would say that the org is in fantastic shape!
Lets not eat too much cake though and get down to business with our regular reviews and previews.
Review
Rick James v Vladik Fedotov
Rick James has just shown the world why he is so highly regarded after making quick work of top contender Vladik Fedotov. This is Vladik's second loss in a row and will have to fight his way back to the top echelons of the division. Rick on the other hand will get his shot against Peter Cabreros in his next fight, a guy which many expected to be fighting for the title before losing to Vladik.
John Galt vs Degen Gambler (205lbs title)
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 All of these records are for the UPF-Hilo only. Does NOT include fights from UPF LA, NY, or Montreal.
UPF-Hilo's Fastest KO victory: Debo "Flame on" Blaze KO'd Javier Casados at only five seconds into round one at UPF 1: Hawaii'an Meltdown.
UPF-Hilo's Fastest submission victory: With a very fast 18 second victory by kimora over Martin "El Titan" Caradagian at UPF 28: Vegh Vs Dee, Maxim Markov walks away with this one.
Most fights in UPF-Hilo: Lincoln "The Convict" Burrows (13). Burrows fights are against James "Bang" Ortiz JR (W), "Face Crusher" Chris Staehlin (W), Razor "Sharp" Ramon x3 (L,W,W), "Hellraiser" Wayde Sullivan (L), Bobby "Smashface" Haley x2 (L,W), "TaPoUt" Arnold Vegh (L), Feodor "The Submission Artist" King (W), "The Second Coming" YB Sol Jr (W), Roz Dee (W) and "Firefly" Kibbe Sly (L).
Most wins in UPF-Hilo: Most wins belongs to former middleweight champ "Toy" Tony Brown (10). Browns wins are against Harry "Jester" Kalizhnikov twice, two over Jimothy "The Razor" Mazor, "Chop" Chappa Chippa, Mauricio "Pitbull" Calvancante twice, Stefan Pruvhe, Scott "Scotty-B" Banks, and "Hurricane" Jose Lopez.
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 Hello everyone, I'm Phil Conners and I'm here to bring you another episode of "The MMA Today Show" where we bring to you some of the best fighters in Los Angeles and explore what they are all about. Today we will be spending some time with Carlos Jos Ricci, Carlos is the UPF-LA's new light heavyweight Champion. Ok folks, put your hands together for Carlos Jos Ricci.
[Carlos Jos Ricci enters the set looking chipper and smiling. He waves to the audience as he approaches Phil, shakes his hand and takes a seat.]
Phil: Welcome to the show Carlos.
Carlos: Thanks for having me.
Phil: So where is your belt Carlos? I figured you'd be wearing it.
Carlos: Oh you mean this belt? [he raises his shirt exposing the championship belt]
Phil: So
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The commercial hit the UK some time around the beginning of May, it's meaning ... ambiguous at best. The sounds of crowds cheering in the background, the sounds of commentators screaming in delight, but the subject of these awed reactions otherwise cloaked in an obscurity. The only clue viewers were given was a date. June 19th. Curiosity would set in, with a side of a hint of anticipation, yet what it was they were anticipating, even the viewers did not know. But after a month and a half of online buzz and media attention, the commercial was revamped, and the viewer's curiosity would be sated, as the final product was revealed.
The letters shifted in place, and 'oveR' was flipped to spell one word. Revo. The picture changed, revealing one brawny fist beneath the name, before the cheers of the crowd set in again, the subject of the harried commentary revealed as a tribute to numerous, infamous MMA bouts were laid out on the screen.
The opening of REVO had been officially announced.
Seconds later, Jolon Williams' phone was buzzing off non-stop. Minutes after that, an interview had been scheduled. And only hours later,
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