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 DMMA 100
"Preview"
"Dandy" Douche McBaggins checking in again, as we take a look at DMMA 100 which will be Live at the H20 Arena this Saturday night in London. Although there are no Title fights for the 100th Dynasty Event, there is however a Main Card full of Key fights. Three of which are hard hitting Heavyweight clashes, which includes the Co- Main event. Where Victor Contreiras faces Never Hurry. The Main event will pit Kain Mack against Thorvald Nansen, this one could have Title implications on the line. This DMMA 100 card will be followed up by DMMA 101 the very next night, as we lock down the H20 Arena once more. Which brings me to a personal request from Arena Owner Dicky Wrinkler "To Whomever dropped the floating corn canoe in the Garden fountain, please don't ever do that shit again. If so, I will track you down and Suck your tendons out of your body like a hot plate of Spaghetti."
So please no more # twos in the fountain, this guy means business! lets get to the show, shall we.
Prelims
155 Bobby Bilkington vs Asaki Hanaki
185 Math Riddle vs Keanu Reeves
205 Billy Wilson vs Shape Shifter
205 Yar Bol vs Jana Iii Sobieskiego
205 Moritz Zimmerman vs Niko Ahonen
MAIN CARD
Heavyweight Division
(#8)Hjallis Kalske vs Deividas Vilkas
Coming to us from Oulu, Finland is none other then 3 fight DMMA vet Hjallis Kalske. Kalske has looked very impressive in his current run here as well, winning all three of his fights with first round finishes. A coveted member of the FF Forever Fight Team. Kalske knows if he wants to keep his current streak alive he will need to be at his best, as he meets his biggest test since joining the promotion. He will meet Vilnius, Lithuania's very own "Chuey" Deividas Vilkas, who recently bounced back nicely after losing his first MMA fight. Vilkas is now 3-1 inside the Dynasty cage and his victories where all first round finishes as well. This handsome man trains with some of MMA's elite at Tosen's home for lost boys. This one is gonna be a banger, and a fantastic way to kickoff the Main Card.
Featherweight Division
(#7)Jean Luc Petit vs (#8)Maurits Assndrop
Next up we have a battle between two fight camps that have an ongoing rivalry that seems to be heating up each week. Belgium's Jean Luc Petit started his MMA career here at Dynasty going 7-3. Jean Luc is inching himself towards a title fight, as he now rides a back to back win streak. Petit had an Abysmal Kickboxing career going and decided maybe this isn't for me, so he turned his sights to MMA which has seemed to be a much more promising future. He will now have a chance to avenge his only KO loss of his MMA career in this rematch against Assndrop. Dutch featherweight striker Maurits Assndrop had an impressive 3 fight win streak snapped in his last outing against surging FW contender Aum Munga. Maurits is a member of the Famed Blactallians Fight Team and will be facing off with the Alfred Top Team representative. This Team animosity was all started last week after a Split division brought some of the corners at blows with one another. The MMA scene has not seen this much chaos since the Hammer House/Chute Boxe altercation.
Heavyweight Division
(#5)Divine Intervention vs Hassan Fezzik
We now head back to the big boy division for are next two bouts, and we will start with Divine Intervention vs Hassan Fezzik. The Beautiful Tongan Goddess Intervention has had a rough run as of late, going 2-3 after a destructive 7 fight win streak started his pro career. This one time DMMA Heavyweight Title challenger has recently fell victim to Pete Tyler, and will stop at nothing to avoid a back to back loss streak here. His opponent will be former Turkish Kickboxer "The Big bad" Hassan Fezzik. This will be Fezzik's third DMMA fight after starting out 1-1 with the company. Another of the VKT Heavyweight Grand Prix Alum, Hassan is coming off two exciting performances. His last earning "Fight of the Night" in a losing effort, against the Big Frenchmen Jules Durand last month. There should be some fun Rock n Sock action here with these two Lethal KO artist.
Co- Main Event
Heayweight Division
(#6)Victor Contreiras vs (#9)Never Hurry
Are Co-Main Event is up next, as we have two more Heavyweights trying to jump in the mix at the top of the Heavyweight food chain. First we have The Brazilian Bomber Victor Contreiras who currently sits at 5-3 in the DMMA Heavyweight division. Contreiras had a brutal 3 fight run against the likes of Durand, Barboza, and Intervention recently which saw him going 1 and 2. Victor looked absolutely phenomenal in his last appearance though, One Punch KOing his opponent and earning a "KOTN" bonus as well. Contrieras will be put to the test once again as he meets Kiribati's Never Hurry. Hurry Started his career off with a perfect 6 and 0 record, winning all his fights with first round Knock outs. Seems kind of like he was in a hurry if you ask me, yeah? Hurry got a taste of his first Loss by KO in his last fight though, which was at the hands of the New Heavyweight champ Jason Hightower. I think Hurry looked very well in the first round of the Hightower bout, actually living up to the name. In round two he threw caution to the wind and he paid for it unfortunately. With three big Heavyweight fights on this card a potential showdown with former Heavyweight champ Andrei Kersikov may await one of these slugger. We will just have to see how everything unfolds Saturday Night to find out.
Main Event
Lightweight Division
(#3)Kain Mack vs (#5)Thorvald Nansen
Capping off the DMMA 100 show, we will see two streaking Lightweight Contenders. Kain Mack is originally from Detroit, MI but now resides in New York where he trains at the Blactalians MMA gym. A winner of 7 or his last 8 fights, Mack finds himself in a career defining situation as he seeks his first World championship. Though Kain did have a chance at a title early in his career, the stacks are a lot bigger here on the grand stage of Dynasty MMA. With his Training Partner Xylon losing the belt just last week it leaves the door wide open for Mr. Mack now. Standing inside the door though will be a tough Norweigian Nicknamed "Torden" which means....fuck I dont know, pretty sure its impressive though. Thorvald Nansen is the prime example of not giving up, as it seemed not long ago the down and out Featherweight was coming off a horrendous 4 fight loosing streak. Nansen though, a former Dynasty Lightweight champion showed his grit in his last three appearances winning them all. This run included a first round finish of Phony Phontana on 03-26. Residing in Las Vegas these days, this member of the Marty Robbin's Fight Ranch is now one fight away from checking himself back into the title picture here at Dynasty. For Thor a win here will almost certainly mean a booking for a #1 contender fight next for the second Generation fighter as he fights his way back up the rankings.
Here we go again fight fans, another craic of show. This will be an exciting prelude to the DMMA 101 event which I will be covering very soon, so Stay tuned.
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