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 DjangoDiggs First-born son of MMA legend&Miami native One Bad Man" Moses Diggs
When he was 8 years old his father won the Blitz Rio LHW World Championship with a right hook heard around the world. From that moment on young Django wanted to be just like his daddy. He immediately began knocking out his class mates in school. Expelled from kindergarten, Django had no other choice but to enter the world of human cock fighting.
When he should of been in highschool, he was fighting in backyard mandingo fights for cash, ass, and grass.
After Django knocked up some brown sugar at the age of 14 his dad forced him into Convicted Fight Club and back into school.
At the age of 18 he was making his professional MMA debut. Even though he's 6-0 with 5 KO's as a professional fighter his resume isn't impressive despite his exciting highlight reel finishes.
In his most recent fights Al Drake played the role of Bob Sapp in back-to-back beatdowns and his other fights represented Kimbo Slice-like matchups.
Django Diggs is certainly a prospect to watch in the future and there's no denying his boom or bust potential.
Only time will tell if Django can achieve the same success as his father,
but with legends like Bas Rutten, Fidel Puno, and Eddie Bravo in his corner, with the Don King-esque management of Chris Karter, he'll undoubtedly be a MM
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 Both fighters came from isolated Island, have Muay Thai as primary discipline, same wins and losses record (19-3-0) and had beaten each other once when they’re on Island. But Gumble has advantage on boxing and wrestling, and he always wins by (T)KOs. Lazaro lost his title to Gumble and he wanted to reclaim it. The fight was planned for 5 rounds and 5 minutes for each round.
Within a minute of the 1st round, it’s looked like Lazaro had been more aggressive and he had made some points, but after he clinched and entering 3 minutes Gumble was the one who more active to land his punches. Gumble won this round by 30-27.
2nd was very terrible because there were not many actions from both fighters and Lazaro tried to clinch often than landing some punches. Gumble landed more punches and all judges gave him 10-9.
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 Tony Brown was The UPF's first Middleweight Champion and the most dominating.
Holding a record of 13-3 while fighting in the UPF. The three times he saw defeat were all to the same opponent, Henkka Reem. Brown and Reem had three epic battles all ending by way of submission.
In their first fight Brown was coming in with a 9 fight win streak, 8 of which were fought in the UPF and 7 were title defenses, all by submission.
12 of the 13 victories Tony had inside the UPF octagon were by submission easily giving him the most sub victories in the UPF.
He wasn't one of those submission fighters that only use one kind of sub either. He had wins with an Armbar, Guillotine, Kimura, Triangle Armbar, Americana, and you c
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 Interviewed by Jim What.
What: Thank you for tuning in, I'm here with Juan Jimenez. Juan, how much are you looking forward to your mixed martial arts debut?
Jimenez: I been working hard. Training, fighting. I am very exciting for my first match.
What: Although you have very little experience in mixed martial arts, I have been told that you will be looking to bring a heavy muay thai game to the cage with you on Sunday night. What can we expect to see from your performance?
Jimenez: I train really hard. I want show world I can be good fighter. He is tall man and I need chop him down with kicks.
What: So you will likely be wanting to keep this one at a distance and wear your opponent down over time?
Jimenez: He has very much r
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 All right folks let get right down to business, Paddy O'Malleys Bar, Hilo HI. May 30th, 2015. Here is the line up for the undercard;
Riley Gracie Vs. Clint Hester
Mike Graves Vs. Phillip Cole
Tyrion Shanahan Vs. Felipe Senna
Mustafiq Rana Vs. Kashmire Gates
Lets take a quick look at these fights.
First fight on the undercard, starting off the night, Riley Gracie Vs. Clint Hester. Here we see a untested Clint Hester, making his debut against a 19 yr old black belt! That's right guys Riley Gracie is only 19 and he has already earned his black belt in BJJ.
Prediction: Gracie via submission early in round one.
Second fight has two fighters making their debuts. Mike Graves skill set has a little of everything. But, most would argue that his skills in wrestling and BJJ are his finest. While Phillip Cole is a strict wrestler.
Prediction: Graves via submission late in round two.
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 5241 people showed up to watch the best event in SPI: Helsinki so far!
Blade Runner def. Ronny Fosse - Submission (strikes)
In the main event Blade Runner defeated Ronny Fosse in the first round via submission strikes! Ronny wasn't happy with the ref standup and I have to say I think it was wrong too. If the ref haven't stood them up who knows how this could've ended. This is the 3rd title defense for Blade Runner and he's getting close to the hall of fame!
Colt McLaren def. Ron Burgundy - Decision (unanimous)
Colt took the first 2 rounds, we wasn't as dominant as I thought, but he did his job and kept scoring. Burgundy started to come back at the 3rd round, he avoided the majority of Colt's ground strikes and gave him some back. I think if this fight was 5 rounds who knows what could've happened.
Dan Stiglitz def. Feivish Hershel - TKO (strikes)
What a fight! Hershel came out strong in the first round, after getting t
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