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 DMMA Week in Review 5/8
We have had a few Title changes of the last few weeks here at Dynasty MMA, two this recent weekend alone.
On April 23rd a new Welterweight champion was crowned, and he goes by the name of Get Wet About Don he took a narrow Decision over former champ Gustav Harakka. This was his second defeat of Harakka, as he now looks forward at a matchup with a returning DMMA fighter Raphaël Ambrosius Costeau. Raphael has done quite well for himself in his time away from DMMA racking up 10 wins with just 5 losses. The French Extraordinaire is currently riding a 3-fight win streak. Back to the champ though Don aka GWAD for short is now on a 5-fight win streak of his own as he joins his Teammate Macca Outback in the Championship club here at Dynasty.
DMMA 190 & 191
Last weekend in we had both are Heavyweight and Super Heavyweight Titles change hands. KT Panda and Jason Hightower looked to be on course for a HUGE champ vs champ fight, but that plan was derailed abruptly.
First off at DMMA 190 Panda who was closing in on Jaxon Magrath's Title Defense record of 12 straight fights was Obliterated with a Flying Knee by Challenger Alistair Ubereem. KT took the first round and looked to be in proper form but round 2 It seemed as Ubereem was full of that Horse Meat and came out looking for a murder trial.
Most recently yesterday in London the Heavyweight Division saw a new champion crowned as well. Two Time DMMA Heavyweight champ Jason Hightower was simply having his way with the Challenger Knocking Deividas Vilkas down 4 times in the fight and clearly winning the first 4 rounds of the scheduled 5. This "Chuey" guy would not give up and landed a game changing Right Hook that sent Jason to the mat which he followed up with a light's out Hammer fist to seal the deal and swipe the belt from the champ.
There is potential for a Ubeerem vs Vilkas fight in negotiations!
I just want to take the time and congratulate the new Champions. Well-earned as they always are here at Dynasty MMA. I also want to give a shout out to all three former champs, you been there once gentleman there is no reason why you can't get there again. Put in the work and plan your attacks.
Hjallis Kalske takes yet another step towards a second World Title here at DMMA this time in the Light Heavyweight Division. Kalske showed his rapidly improving ground game winning a Unanimous Decision over Swole Ricky Martin His Takedowns and ability to shut down Marting on the ground where the Key factors.
Zachary Klimenko avenged his only DMMA loss to Pavel Kostov in electrifying fashion Earning himself a "KO of the Night" Bonus for his efforts. More Importantly Klimenko has earned himself a shot at the Middleweight Champ Macca Outback on 2023-05-21
Former DMMA Lightweight champ Xylon Kofel has looked excellent since returning back to MMA full time in 2023 going 3-1 thus far. He picked up another Unanimous Decision nod at DMMA 190 over recent Title challenger Motshan Bogachev. Kofel holds two wins over the current Double Champ Jesse Pinkman If he picks up one more win, Kofel will indeed be the next challenger for the champ-champ.
DMMA May the 4th be with you
Speaking of Jesse Pinkman he was apart what was the BIGGEST DMMA event in History at DMMA May the 4th be with You. Jesse had his little hiccup in round four almost having his lights turned out but the man has been known to clear his cobwebs and get back to business, almost as if nothing ever happened. Pinkman took a Unanimous Decision over the dangerous Anabolic Asteroid in a 5-round war.
Bam Bam Joshy was victorious on that same card edging out Jian Zhao by Unanimous Decision. Joshy showed his class in the final round and punching his ticket to the win. Bam Bam impressed the DMMA brass enough that he will be next for Jesse Pinkmans Featherweight strap at DMMA 195.
Finally, the biggest fight In DMMA History took place this Weekend as Sucker Punch Middleweight champion Tanaka Matsuda step across the pond of hell to meet are very own Macca Outback. My hat goes off to this guy Matsuda he is a world class Grappler and one I would not want to tangle with on the mat. Outback proved even though he has had a stellar career so far, he still has some holes to fill on the ground. Though very weary of the Takedown it may have been a factor on the feet as well, With Matsuda getting the better of the exchanges there as well.
I say give the "Steakhouse" Man another year or so and he will give Tanaka a proper run for his money. Will see.
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