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 Hello Folks Merlin here, bring you another great night of fights! We have a really good card on tap with a number one contender fight for the welterweight championship, plus nine other great match ups.
185lbs-Sir Galahad(0-1)(0-1)vsJason Karlsson(0-0)(0-0)-Karlsson by Sub 1st Rd
265lbs-Vince Macdonald(5-3)(0-0)vsSergio Tyson(2-2)(2-2)-Tyson by GnP 1st Rd
145lbs-Rancho Juventin(3-0)(2-0)vsSpider Silva(3-6)(2-1)-Silva by UD
205lbs-Devils Reaper(2-0)(1-0)vsDanny Wait(0-1)(0-0)-Reaper by UD
135lbs-#6.VJ Kiwi(5-3-1)(1-0)vsEvander Mackenzie(0-1)(0-0)-Kiwi by Sub 1st Rd
135lbs-#9."Eating Panties"Bobby Roach(3-2)(0-1)VS#10.Evil"Hadoken"Ryu(6-4-1)(0-1)
Both of these guys are coming off of loses, and looking to get themselves back into the upper part of the division with a win. Bobby Roach came into his debut riding a 3 fight win streak, but fell short to top contender Blas Kavcic. He has a good ground game with some d
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Corey - Hello MMA fans! A few days ago, newly formed London based organisation, REVO, tooted the signing of it's 100th fighter after less than a month of being in business. In commemoration, we at MMA Universal took it upon ourselves to interview several of their fighters and in turn, their managers, to see if we could get a glimpse into their mindset. Today, we have with us Daarstknasset Oystenteller, representing the welterweight division in James Dean's camp. Thank you for joining us.
Daarstknasset - You have kept me waiting over an hour to do this interview. I could have spent this hour in training. This time, I will pardon your tardiness, Corey.
Corey - I ... what? The interview was scheduled for noon ..
Daarstknasset - It is a big world, yes? I am sure it is noon somewhere, but it is not noon here in Amsterdam. Regardless, I am quite ready to be interviewed now.
Corey - We're not in ... ahem. Okay, anyway. Let's see ... alright, perhaps we could start off with a little something about you before the success. How did you find your roots in
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 Good day People. To all Managers in Rio! There is a new gym in Rio! It is named; IRON FIST ACADEMY! Affordable weekly price in just 400$, have good coaches from all areas (BJJ, wrestling, boxing and MT)! Have Sauna, and still looking for a Nutrition Company partner, but as soon as I agreed to one company, vending wll be available! Sparring schedule will be updated once there is enough fighters to handle. The greatest feat for the gym is. . . . . . . A friendly owner! Always have a smile :) willing to help and open for every suggestions.
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 Sometimes we see debates about whether or not a fighter just got "lucky" in a fight or if he just is the better fighter. There's talk about whether or not Liam O Connor (2-0), is the real deal or if he has just been lucky so far in his MMA career. He's already racked up 2 wins in a row and with his last one being in convincing fashion, any fighter to underestimate him will be making a foolish mistake.
Luke Marshall (2-1) looked like he could have been the next big thing, being 2-0 in his first two fights, one of which being a KO win in the first round. Many believed he was the favourite going into this fight having displayed great boxing skill in his first fight and KO power by getting the KO win, whereas Liam O Connor didn't really have his
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Rocky Marciano 1-0-0 VS Dwayne Johnston 1-2-0
Marciano connects with a nice cross there... Johnston is looking wobbly and Marciano recognises it - he's rushed in and lands two more brutal shots that send Johnston to the canvas, out cold! A brutal finish to the fight - Marciano jumps onto the cage to celebrate with the crowd!
Ladies and gentlemen, after 1:34 of round 1, we have a winner by way of KO (Punches). Rocky Marciano!
Lightweight Fight
Ron Chalmers 1-3-0 VS Greg Mitchel 1-0-0
I'm just looking down at my notes here and I see that.... oh! Chalmers has cracked Mitchel with a big right, followed by a left! He's out on his feet! Chalmers lands another huge swinging hook and Mitchel tumbles to the canvas!
Ladies and gentlemen, after 0:35 of round 1, we have a winner by way of KO (Punches). Ron Chalmers!
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 Hello everyone itsa me again “Sunshine” Weston Markson along with my cohost Rudy “The Box” Knife, and we have a special guest appearance tonight to break down HMMA 92 for all of you, everyone please welcome one of the Heroic fighters, one of the greatest fighters of all time former 3 weight class champion and member of the HoF John Saunders. Hello John how are things.
John: Well Rudy things are tough I just lost my return fight a couple weeks ago, but im back training and ready to do this again, now I get the opportunity to sit here in the studio with you and Rudy. Ill tell ya this HMMA 92 is gonna cap off a great weekend for HMMA in London. Man this card is going to have fighters who will sometime down the road be getting title opportunities.
Rudy: Wow sitting next to greatness yes it must be exhilarating right John? I mean sitting next to me! That’s priceless bro.
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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 (15). 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), "Firefly" Kibbe Sly (L), Trevor Price (L), and "Express" Kirk Joseph (L).
Most wins in UPF-Hilo: Most wins belongs to former middleweight and former heavyweight champions "Toy" Tony Brown and Rutger Crax (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. Crax's wins are against "Blazin'" Bubba Kush, "Deep" Frank Dunham, David Yon, Sauna Majuri, Feodor "The Submission Artist" King, "TaPoUt" Arnold Vegh twice, "The Second Coming" YB Sol Jr, "Ice" Sub Zero, and "Hellraiser" Helge Fossmo.
Biggest win streak in the UPF-Hilo history: "Toy" Tony Brown (9). Brown won every fight from 2012-09-12 until 2013-05-11 when Henkka Reem beat him and took his belt.
Most KO's in UPF-Hilo: Lincoln "The Convict" Burrows with eight KO's. Burrows ko'd James "Bang" Ortiz Jr, "Face Crusher" Chris Staehlin, Razor "Sharp" Ramon twice, Bobby "Smashface" Haley, Feodor "The Submission Artist" King, "The Second Coming" YB Sol Jr, and Roz Dee.
Most submission victories in UPF-Hilo: "Toy" Tony Brown is current middleweight champ, undefeated in UPF with nine wins by way of submission. Those poor souls that were forced to tap by Tony's hands are Harry "Jester" Kalizhnikov by armbar at UPF 1: Hawaii'an Meltdown, Jimothy "The Razor" Mazor by triangle choke at UPF 3: Warriors Vengence for the UPF middleweight championship of the world, then defended his belt against "The Razor" at UPF 6: Mael Vs Jos Ricci by guillotine, at UPF Niner: Brown Vs Chippa, our UPF champ defends his belt once again, this time by triangle armbar. Brown comes to face Kalizhnikov again at UPF 20: Brown Vs Kalizhnikov 2 and made him tap by way of kimura. At UPF 23: Smile You're On P.P.V. Brown again shows us why he is reigning champ by forcing Stefan Pruvhe to tap out or go to sleep with a deadly triangle. Then again at UPF 26: Fossmo Vs Zero we see our champ beat Scott "Scotty-B" Banks by submission via anaconda choke only 56 seconds into round one. The only on
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 Hello all you MMA fans out there, I'm Phil Conners and I'm here to bring you another episode of "The MMA Today Show". This is where we bring you some of the best fighters in Los Angeles and explore what they are all about. This week, we have Alex Dragon here with us. Alex will be fighting for the bantamweight title this coming Saturday in a rematch against Kari Parisyen. Their first bout ended in a split decision so this should be a very close fight. Let's here it for the "firebreathing" Alex Dragon.
[Alex enters the set smiling and waving to the audience]
Phil: Welcome to the show Alex.
Alex: Thanks, happy to be here.
Phil: I saw your fight last Friday and I must say, impressive win. Congratulations. Why don't you tell us a little about yourself, what do you like to do when your not bashing someones head in?
Alex: Thanks, as for what I do when I'm not fighting, alot of people already know I'm a 3 time National Potato Chucking Champion so when I'm not fighting or in the gym you can usually catch me at my potato chucking range at my house practicing for this year's competition.
Phil: Potato chucking, huh [chuckles] That sounds really cool. So tell us about potato chucking, is it just who can throw it the farthest? Or do you have to throw with accuracy? How does that work?
Alex: It all depends on what kind of competition you join, some are power, some are accuracy and some require you to use both.
Phil: Three time champion, that's awesome. So have you won in both types, or do you specialize in one or the other? Also, is there any money in it or do you just get a ribbon or something?
Alex: Well I have won both types, you kind of have to if you compete at a national level, and you get ribbons and prize money, I myself have been able to make a good lump of cash from it.
Phil: Now I know who to call if I need to borrow money [chuckles]. Just kidding, but WOW, first a national champ at tossing spuds and now your fighting for a championship in MMA, how did you end up getting into MMA in the first place?
Alex: Well I've been boxing since I was 15, my dad use to own his own boxing gym and use to teach me and my bros a few things, I was going to box for a living but a friend of mine got me to pick up some Jui Jitsu and got me in his dojo, then he introduced me to some MMA promoters and well here I am.
Phil: So your dad owned a gym. I bet your brothers and father are excited about your success in MMA, are any of them going to be in LA to see your fight?
Alex: Yep, my older brother is always telling me how to improve my boxing, If I screw up anything technique wise with my boxing in a fight he gives me an ear full. They come to all of my fights and are always in the front row. They are definitely coming to my title fight they live in LA. I'm from there actually but I train in Rio because I feel training over there is better for me.
Phil: Yeah it'
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