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 Epicity Productions presents
EP 30: The Terrible Thirties!
Live from the Wandalay Bay Arena, in Las Vegas!
Hello ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to our preview of Epicity Productions’ upcoming event, EP 30: The Terrible Thirties! A big event for EP here, as the 170lbs championship is defended by the top ranked org fighter Bobby “The Next Big Thing” Shamrock against Sinbad “The” Sailor! Add into that you have org mainstays Lotus Suzinuki and DeMarcus DeSilva clashing in our Co-Main Event, and you have all the makings of a classic night of fighting. Without further ado, let’s get right down to the action!
Fight #1 - Welterweight Division!
Nathan Rook vs Raizer Sorrow
Our first bout of the evening is a Welterweight clash as Nathan “Left Hook” Rook takes on Raizer Sorrow.
Nathan Rook is a new signing to Epicity, having competed in the QFC so far in his career. He has shown considerable KO power in his last 3 outings, however they have usually come against fighters with little to no striking. On the flip side, his one loss was against an opponent who vastly outskilled him, so h
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BREAKING NEWS
OZZY McKANE KNOCKS OUT BOWSER STORMCROW AFTER ASCENSION 323
Ascension 323's after-party in a local brewery escalated into a full-out melee between Convicted and Broken Halo parties. According to eye witnesses and bystanders, Ascension's welterweight champion was knocked unconscious and escorted to Central Middlesex Hospital. Initially reported in critical condition, his status was downgraded to stable and recovering, and isn't expected to miss any time this year or be sidelined very long. We interviewed several witnesses in the area to receive their account of that night's events. The following report is from Ascension Featherweight Champion and fellow Irish-man Jameson "Guinness" Connemara, who was at the scene first hand and received a birds-eye view of the events.
"So it's four o'clock in the morning and they had everybody leave the club, right? Well, Ascension had bussed us all over there and we were waiting on the bus to get back and pick us up to bring us back to the hotel. It's down to Leonidas [Katsaros], me [Jameson Connemare], Klatz Matz, [Chris] Karter, that Japanese fighter [Kabuto Wakizashi], Bowser [Stormcrow] and Ozzy McKane. Ozzy McKane's crew was still there, Bowser's crew was also still there.
I walked out the back door to go in the alley. Bowser's buddy jumped on my back. He jumped on my back and acted like he had me in a choke hold, just messing around, you know? Then I felt him get ripped off of me. I turned around and Klatz had HIM in a chokehold, and was really choking him. The guy looked like a mouse that just got trapped in a mousetrap; his eyes were popping out and obviously he wasn't breathing.
Klatz thought he was actually attacking me – that's the only reason he did it. So I turned round and told Klatz to let him go, and Klatz let him
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 King Wong stepped onto the Island with one goal in mind; smash all those who oppose him. Being a KT fighter there was only one option for King Wong on The Island, Pride KT. So without delay King Wong's manager Dale Saw immediately contacted Ryne Woodsmall, owner of Pride KT, in hopes of getting Wong signed. Saw and Woodsmall worked out the details and the contract was signed.
It it wasn't too long before Wong had his first fight booked against Joel Vega on Pride Duces, Pride KT's second event. Wong's debut went very well for him. He took Vega into the clinch within 30 of the fight, held him there for about a minute landing a few shots when he decided to break from the clinch and knocked Vega down with a high kick before landing another big head kick ending the fight at 2:16 of round one.
After a quick tu
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205+ lbs for Light Heavyweight Championship:
Hughtavious Mingo defeated Dieter Von Sprockets by KO on 1:18 of 2nd round.
Early in the 1st round before 1 minute, Sprockets had been knocked down and cut but instead following to finish Mingo moved away to let Sprockets back on his feet. Sprockets clinched but couldn’t takedown from inside so he pushed Mingo away and succeed with his takedown. But Mingo easily managed to get back on his feet and then they fought within clinch but scored nothing.
Like 1st round, before 1 minute of 2d round Mingo let Sprockets back on his feet after knocked him down. But then he finished Sprockets with his combo punches and became new Light Heavyweight Champion!!!
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 Camden has seem a lot of Highland Games action, but perhaps never a night of action like we witnessed on June 7th. Some absolutely incredible action, highlighted by an all time classic in our main event of the evening when Darth Vader challenged BJ Arnold for his newly won Bantamweight belt. Vader is the only man to ever put a scratch on Arnold's record, so it just made this fight so much sweeter.
Heavyweight
Brian Collins (2-1) def. Jander Silva (0-2) by KO (Punches) at 1:20 of Round 1
These two fought each other in the first round of the 1 million dollar heavyweight tournament. Collins won in the second round, but struggled to deal with the unorthodox style of Silva. In this fight, things ended the same but were much different. Collins got his boxing working from the outside and quickly landed a big combo to drop Jander. When the Brazilian got back up, and overhand right put a stamp on things to end the night. Collins saves his Highland Games job while Jander Silva unfortunately was released from the company.
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 On 25 April, 2015, the original GAMMA (Global Association of MMA) Organization, managed by the industrious Mentor Corleone (3503), presented the GAMMA#477 Boyko v Beater event, for the viewing pleasure of MMA fans around the globe. This event, located at the LA Memorial Colossuseum in Los Angeles, is proudly sponsored by GREEN!160 based in Las Vegas
This event hosted a two Title fights at 145 pounds between Timofey Boyko and Meat Beater for the Featherweight Championship, and at 155 pounds between Krystian Wojnasiewicz and Napoleon Dynamite for the Lightweight Championship. This action-packed event had 10 fights resulting in 2 knockouts, 1 submission 7 decisions (2 by split decision). Rabid Alien here to walk you through the survivors. All the vertabrae-crushing eardrum-popping details can be found at http://www.mmatycoon.com/orgeventpublic.php?EvID=827075
185 lbs fight between Allen Robinson (199380) and Craig Rave (78157)
Both fighters start out kinda slow and basically feeling each other out and considering both men have Black Belts in BJJ I kinda was surprised at the lack of takedowns. Rave had 15 takedown attempts
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Ozzy "Irish Hand Grenade" McKane (9-1) is scheduled to fight Kelvin "Bear" Spong (7-1) in the co-main event of Insanity 91 at the Hard Rock arena in Los Angeles.
Spong is the #4 ranked welterweight in the division. In the Irishman's last bout, he literately choked opponent Nick Bentner (11-3) unconscious with a 3rd round triangle choke that earned him submission of the night honors and an early candidate for submission of the year.
Ozzy, the former Insanity welterweight champion, looked in excellent physical condition in his last fight. Spong, is coming off a brutal first round knockout loss against #1 contender
Shintaro Nomo, who is currently booked to fight Jozef "Brawler" Beast, the current champion. |
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 UPF TWO:BACK IN BUSINESS - HARD KNOCKS ARENA - HILO
Undercard
Humberto "Betao" Simoni vs Vic Cooper - 185 lbs
Simoni came out looking to clinch early and force a takedown but Cooper had other ideas and a quick elbow opens a nasty cut on Simoni, a short right put Betao in trouble followed by stiff uppercuts against the cage and its was all over.....Cooper seemed furious at how long it took the ref to step in but anger soon turned to celebration at the victory.
Vic Cooper wins by TKO (1:26 Rd1)
Willie Manahan vs Frank "The True American" Wiedman Jr - 205 lbs
Wiedman got the better of the exchanges early, landing strikes at ease while avoiding wild shots and easily stuffing 5 takedowns to take round 1. round 2 started much the same until a takedown for Manahan followed by multiple submission attempts lead to a tight arm triangle that forced the tap....great turnaround
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UNFC61: May Vs Hong attracted a full house of Tokyo fight fans on Saturday June 6 to witness a solid event of some of the organizations best strikers. There were 5 finishers and 5 fights that went the distance in an event sponsored by Tokyo’s most recognized clothing company, Sun-Tzu.
Both the main and co-main events went to the judge’s scorecards, giving the fans their monies worth time-wise and skill-wise in a main card stacked with stand-up battles any spectator that favoured striking was sure to enjoy, including a hearty TKO and frenzied Submission due to strikes.
Let’s get into it and take a closer look at how things went down.
[Main Event] May def Hong by Unanimous Decision (29-28 x3)
Brad May (11-1) kept his fine form alive and pushed closer to a light-heavyweight title bout after he earned himself the #1 contender spot with a dominant third round effort, and unanimous decision victory. That’s 4 straight and 11 out of 12 for the #8 ranked UNFC P4P fighter, 4-1 with Tokyo’s finest.
Mayday came out on top in what turned out to be a battle of Muay Thai strikers as he landed 33 total kicks (56%) compared to Hong’s 15 (31%), and also managed to land more punches (28) compared to his world class striking opponent (21).
The fight never hit the ground nor did they attempt to take it in close and work in the clinch. We only saw a single takedown attempt, both men hap
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