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 Fun, fun, fun Weekend coming up here at Dynasty MMA starting with DMMA Friday Night Fights VII
Super showdown in the Main Event as former Middleweight Champion Ansis Kaupens vies to get himself back in title contention, it wont be easy though with the Iron chinned Mexican Segundo Garcia at the other end of the cage.
Co-Main
Keenwah Granes vs Jean Luc Petit
In the Co-Main event we will see two exciting Bantamweights, both looking to get back in the Win column.
For Graves this is just his second DMMA fight after falling short in his debut to Kratos Karumaa(Formly Known as Rogan Grimes, until his conversation to Finnishism). Keenwah looks to have all the tools in his shed to be a world champion one day. He has the skills to finish opponents on the feet or on the ground, pretty much wherever he damn well pleases. At 13-5-0 overall in his career, a big win here will put him in a potential #1 contender fight next.
Meanwhile Jean Luc Petit has recently found a new fight team in the Likes of the CT gym and Manager Don Xyel. Petit has fought some top dogs here at Dynasty and he notably beat Dynasty Hall of Famer Kazuo Imanari in the Opening round of the Bantamweight Title Tournament. Chances are we wont be seeing him face the champ Assndrop anytime soon but with a few big wins under his new team who knows, maybe the 4th time will be the charm?
Main Event
Ansis Kaupens vs Segundo Garcia
Former champ against a man who would love to strap that belt around himself will be jockeying for position Friday Night at the Nights Court in London.
Kaupens won the Middleweight Title back in May at DMMA 106 as he took a Unanimous Decision over then champ Macca Outback. He then went on to lose the belt his first defense to the current champ Rectal Thermometer by Unanimous Decision as well. Last Month Ansis jumped right back into the thick of things with a Dominant performance at DMMA 125 earning the UD over Raminus Polus. The Latvian now looks to keep his momentum going as he inches towards another shot at the title.
Segundo Garcia in late February and found great success as he tallied up a respectable 4 fight win streak. That Train has recently been derailed at the hands of former champ Macca Outback just last month as he lost a Unanimous Decision. Now Garcia looks to get that train rolling again and if he can earn a profound victory this Friday Night in London he very well could be next in line for
The Rectal Thermometer!
Saturday DMMA heads to Helsinki with a jam-packed card, there really is so much to talk about on this one but I won't.
The event poster shows how much sexy is really on this event, Hot damn look at those pecs on the boys!
Co-Main
Pete Tyler vs Hjallis Kalske
DMMA 136 Co-Main promises to entertain as two dominating finishers meet tip to tip in the center of the Cock-ta-gon.
Let's start with Pete Tyler, this guy took the DMMA cage by storm winning his first four fights by pure dominance. Three of those fights earned him Performance bonuses and at this point he looked to be headed to a world Title fight. He just needed to get passed a former DMMA HW champion in Bento Barboza. Barboza though sliced and diced Tyler up until the Doctors had no choice but to intervene, dashing the big man's hopes for a title fight. He then lost his next two fights including another cut stoppage. Last month we saw "Piledriver" get back to his Destructive ways as he ended the night for Patrick Turgeon in round two with an Epic Uppercut.
Opposing him is a Man on a mission I can Assure you, in the likes of Hjallis Kalske who is fresh off a heart-stabbing defeat to the champion Jason Hightower. The records may say Unanimous Decision but if you're there this was an all-out war, and many believe Kalske was the victor. The native of Oulu, Finland was on 7 fight streak prior to his Title challenge and this fight was very under the radar in my opinion these two guys will do great things in the future, and I would love to see a rematch. For now, Hjallis needs 100% focus on the dangerous Heavyweight currently in his path in Tyler. This will be Kalske's first fight in his Home Country so there is a lot riding on the line here for him most importantly a chance to get back in the title picture.
Main Event
Misha Hasselhoff vs Paavali Kontiainen
Two Long time DMMA Light Heavyweights will meet for the first time in The DMMA 136 Main Event.
Former Dynasty Light Heavyweight Champion Misha Hasselhoff the even more handsome nephew of David is back after two hard fought losses. Hasselhoff shocked the world when he dethroned the longest reigning Light Heavyweight champion in DMMA History, Charles Tucker. Misha then went on to drop the belt his next fight in a very exciting fight to current champ Camaras Account. Since the Title loss, Hasselhoff has had some ups and downs winning two straight then losing two straight. The German Striker now sees an opportunity to once again get on that path to success and a championship gold as he steps into the cage in what will be a Hostile Helsinki Arena.
This will be Paavali Kontianinen's biggest fight to date as he fights in the Main Event in his Home Country against a former Champion. Paavali has netted two straight Highlight reel Ko's in his last two appearances, first beating Gunnar Kimura via TKO Strikes in just 2 minutes and 49 seconds. His most recent fight landed him his first "KO of the Night" award as he took out Nate DeBramalo with Monstrous Counter Head Kick finish. A former Heavyweight, Kontianinen looks to be finding his groove now at 205 as he steps in the cage for what could be his Breakout performance.
Helsinki will be off the charts with excitement as two of their own countrymen will look to bring the Pain.
We will end these festivities with a Fan-fucking-tastic Sunday night back in DMMA's favorite stomping grounds the H20 Arena in London for an insane night of fights.
Two Title Fights and a load of bangers on this card I could literally talk about it all night, haha but I wont. Let's just Highlight the two big Title fights as The One-Man Wolfpack meets The Stepdads in an Alliance showdown!
Co-Main
Get Wet About Don vs Jaxon Magrath
Hall of Famer Magrath is ready for his next Challenge and Get Wet about Don is more than ready for his shot.
Rising Welterweight challenger Get Wet About Don has been making a splash in the MMA world as of late, winning 8 straight fights and going a perfect 3-0 here at DMMA. A former Light Heavyweight from the Rock-A-Fella Fight Club Promotion "Gwad" is also well known for taking the TWGC 36 205-pound Tournament championship before his move to Welterweight. Don showcased both his Standup and his Grappling skills in his first two DMMA fights winning by a Armbar submission in the first and TKO due to strikes in the second. He was then matched up with three-time Welterweight Title challenger Gustav Harakka in his most recent bout. The fight against Harakka displayed Don's Heart and Perseverance as he battled threw a second-round scare in route to a Unanimous Decision Verdict. This former Gangs of New York Team captain may just have three fights here at Dynasty but his reputation outside the company speaks for itself.
With that said the champion Jaxon Magrath's Reputation is bested by none and I'm not going to beat a dead horse with my rants on how great he has been. After cleaning out the Welterweight Division time and time again it made perfect sense that Magrath test his limits against some of the best fighters around the Tycoon world, so negotiations between Combate and Dynasty MMA began to fight Jaxon a challenge outside are promotion. From there a fight with Angelo Moore a former Fart MMA Middleweight champion were in place and Magrath made History as the first DMMA fighter to accept a Super fight with one of the Biggest Promotions around the globe. This fight being only three rounds Magrath fell short loosing 29-28 on the scorecards. The question is how a 5 rounder would have gone? The Perth Bad boy has gotten so accustom too 5 rounders maybe he forgot he was in a 3-round fight? Regardless, great showing! Now it's time to come home and face the newest Top Challenge in what will surely be a fantastic 5 round war.
Main Event
Constantin Niculescu vs Camaras Account
In the Main Event of DMMA 137 we get a rematch of two Romanians who know each other very well.
The History of these two go way back to the Gangs of New York Competition as the two were teammates. Constantin went on to sign with Dynasty MMA and has been here ever sense compiling a nice 10-5 record with the promotion. Niculescu has Notable wins over Hall of Famer Charles Tucker and two Wins over Devonte Pinks. He recently beat the Brazilian phenom Swole Ricky Martin in Dominant fashion. The win over Martin was Constantin's third straight which led to this very rematch and second chance to get his first World Title in MMA. The First fight with Account was an eye opener to say the least for Niculescu after a dominant first round it all changed with a Counter right hand that sent Constantin in a daze forcing him to instantly change his game plan and shoot for a Takedown. Rounds 3 and 4 saw Niculescu hit the canvas three more times and at 2:59 mark in round four a Straight Right Hand forced him to fold his cards for good. Constantin has the heart he just needs to play his cards different in this rematch, he better have an ace in the hole though.
The Champion Camaras Account is looking to close in on Charles Tuckers 6 Title defense benchmark, he currently has three. Account is all about setting records as well, he recently attempted to become the first ever two division champion. Unfortunately, that did not go as planned as the Heavyweight champ Jason Hightower proved to be the better man that day. Account though was not fazed by the loss, as he recently dispatched of Seppo Ilmarinen in round two of their title bout at DMMA 124. This was the second bout between these two as well and Seppo looked to have made the right changes in his attack as he won round 1 with ease taken the champ down and setting up submission after submission. BUUUUTTTTT as the bell rings for round two Account went ape shit on the Fin ending it in just 17 seconds in round 2. So now the champ is set for another Rematch (God Damn Rematches!!!) this time against his old teammate and fellow Romanian. With a fresh opponent waiting in the wings will the champ prevail and make Title Defense #4, stay tuned to find out.
Well Ladies in gents incase you didn't know this has been the Honorable Douche T. McBaggins fresh off a dirty bender down in Italy I know you all missed me. If you didn't well F$$K you, I'm just kidding, or am I, OR AM I?
Don't miss these fights got a good feeling this shits about to get real, Douche T Signing off!!!!
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