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 Welcome to FNPFC 200 member celebration event. We are going to have an amazing night of fights lined up for this celebration. Ten bouts twenty fighters for the family of FNPFC and their fans to get excited about. Bunny clothing is the merchandise partner for FNPFC and will have booths located all around the Hayashi’s Lounge for all the fight fans to pick up some of their favorite fight gear. Let’s dive right into the fights and start breaking these things down.
Preliminary Bout Number One
Fujiyama Akagono (0-0) versus Jadaveon Hall (0-1)
Akagono is an eighteen year old competent wrestler with a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu to back up his ground game. Akagono competed in the TWGC where he went one and one, and he will be looking to have better luck here in FNPFC. He will want to get this fight to the ground if he expects to get a win. Jadaveon Hall will be using his proficient wrestling to try and keep this bout standing. In the standup game Hall is a superb boxer who will be looking to redeem his only loss with a big knock out to open this show. Hall was unable to finish his opponent in FNPFC II Preliminary Rounds and ended up losing by decision. I do not see that happing again and if you like to bet put your money on Hall to win by TKO in the third round.
Preliminary Bout Number Two
Jackie “Nightmare” Diaz (1-0) versus Long “Tokyo” Dick (0-1)
This is a very interesting Middleweight bout. Both of these fighters are very similar in their training back rounds. Diaz is the older fighter and there for he has the training skill advantage over Dick. Diaz won his debut fight by decision using his well-rounded skills. Dick lost his debut by submission via Kimura in the second round. “Nightmare” needs to go over tape of that fight since he has the better ground game, and he should use that brown belt to his advantage. Dick is slightly better on his feet and should be using his boxing to try and knockout Diaz early in the fight. If Dick allows the fight to get out of the first round Diaz will end up winning this fight. I am going to pick Diaz to win by submission in the third round.
Preliminary Bout Number Three
Abonniy “Young Gun” Swastengerky (1-0) versus Yatamatomo Hirozaki (0-2)
“Young Gun” is an all-around fighter, not focusing on one particular style, which gives him advantages and disadvantages in all of his bouts. He used his all-around skills to win by unanimous decision in his super heavyweight debut. To secure a win over his eighteen year old opponent he will need to take the fight to the ground and control. Look for a submission only if it there and not force anything. The reason he will not want to force anything is because if his opponent Hirozaki can get up he has the clear advantage. Hirozaki is a strong boxer and will be looking to keep the fight standing in order to dominate this bout. Yatamatomo has trained in wrestling so he can keep his opponents standing up. So far that has not worked out as he has been submitted in both of his fights. I see this fight going the same way with “Young Gun” getting the fight to the ground and dominating. My pick is Abonniy “Young Gun” Swastengerky winning by submission in the third round.
Preliminary Bout Number Four
Hiyato “Samaria” Nakamara (2-0) versus Pavle “Captain” Bukilic (0-1)
Classic strikers versus ground fighter in this welterweight match up. Nakamara is the ground fighter as the twenty year old is a competent wrestler and holds a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. The eighteen year old Bukilic is a respectable boxer and Muay Thai striker who is looking to redeem himself after losing by decision during his debut at FNPFC Jingle Bash. Nakamara clearly will want this fight on the ground and if it goes there he should aggressively look for the submission. On the other side Bukilic will want to be patient and keep the fight standing. Throw kicks to keep the fight at a distance, and when he thinks he has a good opening close the distance and look for a knock out. This should be a great bout and a very tough fight to pick, but I will go with Nakamara winning by second round submission.
Final Preliminary Bout
Oliver “Olly” Gears (2-1) versus Kickit “All The Way” Ingear (0-0)
Gears looked very dominate in his FNPFC debut with a very impressive TKO victory over Jeff Gaarlandt. Gears will be looking to up his record to three and one against debuting fighter Kickit “All The Way” Ingear. Ingear seems to be over matched in this bout even though he has the better wrestling. Gears is such a better stand up fighter he should be able to dominate in the same fashion as he did in his debut to FNPFC. Ingear will need to look for an opening to get the fight on the ground and either ground and pound to victory or control and try to hang on for a decision win. Both of these fighters are the same age but Gears has the experience advantage having three fights to Ingears zero fights. This fight looks to be Gears all the way, and I will pick him to win by TKO in the first round.
Main Card Fight Number One
Aleksander “Pint” Pinsky (0-1) versus Akira “Buzzsaw” Ueda (1-0)
We start the main card off with a tremendous heavyweight bout. Pinsky made his debut in a losing effort at the 100 Member Bash, but was part of the Fight of the Night. Ueda was also a part of a Fight of the Night during his debut at FNPFC Rage in a Cage but unlike his opponent it was in a winning effort. Pinsky is a wrestler who will be looking to Ueda on his back and control the fight from the dominate position. He is considered a wonderful wrestler and he is hoping he will have no trouble getting this fight to the ground. Akira “Buzzsaw” Ueda has a little bit of a wrestling back round but is mainly known for his standup due to his respectable Muay Thai. Ueda will be comfortable but over matched on the ground, so he should look to take every advantage while the fight is still standing. Head kicks to keep the fight at a distance and leg kicks to slow the take down attempts down. My pick in this one Ueda wins by decision but it will be a close one maybe even a split decision.
Main Card Fight Number Two
Jarod Black (1-0) versus Chico Jumper (0-0)
Both fighters in this one have a wrestling back round but they will use it very differently. Black to compliment his wrestling holds a purple belt in Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. Just like his last bout he will be looking to get the fight to the ground and look for the submission. Jumper will be utilizing his wrestling to keep the fight standing. He will want to try and stop any take down attempt and use leg kicks to slow down the attempts. While standing up he will use his respectable boxing to beat black up from range or the clinch. Black may have the fight experience but Jumper is older and has been training longer so it’s a tuff call to say who has the advantage. If Jumper does not get the early knockout he may look to use his wrestling to score some late round points with takedowns. If he does Black will be all over the submissions, and I will pick Black to win by submission in the second round.
Main Card Fight Number Three.
Frank “Bruiser” Brody (0-1-1) versus LeRoy Parker (2-0)
What can you say about twenty four year old New Mexico native other than he is a bleeder. Brody’s first fight was a majority draw and in his second bout the fight was stopped due to a really bad cut on Brody’s head. Brody likes to stand up and bang and that is his key to success against the wrestler and purple belt Parker. If the fight stays standing and Brody does not get split open he should be able to pick up his first win. Trying to prevent Brody from getting that first win is the young and impressive LeRoy Parker who is currently two and zero with all of his fights being in FNPFC. Parker won his first fight by TKO and his second by unanimous decision proving he does have some conditioning. Parker will look to control the fight on the ground or go for the submission victory as he will not want to stand up with Brody. I have to pick Parker to win and I will guess by decision in what seems to be a very interesting welterweight bout.
Main Card Fight Number Four
Ryan Barnett (1-0) versus Tor Hammeren (1-0)
The twenty four year old Barnett picked up his debut win at the 100 Member Bash winning the fight and Fight of the Night award. Barnett is a proficient boxer and wrestler and should be comfortable standing up, in the clinch, or on the ground as long as it’s not with a Brazilian Jiu Jitsu practitioner. Tor Hammeren also won his debut fight at the 100 Member Bash with a decision win, but I do not see him getting win number two in this one. The only advantage Hammeren has in this bout is his slightly better Jiu Jitsu. Since Barnett is a much better wrestler he should be able to keep this fight standing, and Barnett is the better boxer so he should be able to knock around Hammeren with ease. I have to pick Barnett with a big victory in this heavyweight battle by knockout in the first round.
Main Event of FNPFC 200 Member Celebration
Theodore “The Punchbag” Carlisle (2-0) versus “Potok” Bartlomiej Potokcki (10-6)
“The Punchbag” comes into this bout as a very heavy underdog. Even though Carlisle is two and zero his opponent has a ton more experience. The only way Carlisle can win this fight is by getting a lucky punch off and dropping “Potok” who has lost four of his six fights by way of TKO. If Carlisle can get a knock down and then swarm his opponent he could pull off the unthinkable. Potokcki I can only imagine is just stopping by FNPFC for a fight or two, just to get him off the two loss streak he is currently on. Due to the six losses on his record Potokcki is not that highly of a rated fighter, but he is looking to turn that around. With an opponent like “The Punchbag” this could be the start of the turnaround for “Potok” I will pick “Potok” Bartlomiej Potokcki to win this fight by knockout in the very first round.
As stated before this card is loaded for the fans and family of FNPFC. This seems like the best way to celebrate the 200th member to join the ranks of FNPFC. Loaded from top to bottom so make sure you get your tickets nice and early because this event should be sold out. Until next time this has been Tony Rossi with another event preview.
All writings and predictions where done by Tony Rossi, manager in Helsinki. These views are of the writers and may not be the views of FNPFC. All material belongs to FNPFC and may not be used without written consent from Flocorp New Players Fight Club.
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