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 Remember all your friends and family? Do you? Hahah! You're Lonely! Welcome to the Underground of the Island. Here are the top 5 fights of this card...
#6 Bobby Bones v Richard Rockhard
Bobo Bones debuts at the leftovers with a respectable 3-1 record. He's a BJJ specialist and all his wins have come by way of submission. Rockhard is at the moment 2-0 at the leftovers and guess what? All his wins were also by way of submission. This one will for sure play out on the canvas.
#7 Temoodschin Khan v Paul Walker
Khan, from Mongolia, used his purple belt to win a boring decision on his debut fight at the Leftovers. His opponent, Walker, also won his debut fight but he actually submitted his opponent. I wonder if Khan will use the same strategy and risk being submitted or if we'll see another grapplefest.
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 On 2 May, 2015, the original GAMMA (Global Association of MMA) Organization, managed by the prosperous Mentor Corleone (3503), presented the GAMMA#479 Bateman v Gorilla event, for the viewing pleasure of MMA fans around the globe. This event, located at Wombley Arena in London, is proudly sponsored by GREEN!160 based in Las Vegas.
This action-packed event had 10 fights resulting in 5 knockouts, and 5 decisions and hosted one Title fight at 265 pounds between Patrick Bateman and Fat Gorrila for the Heavyweight Championship. Rabid Alien here to walk you through the toe-twisting, eye-ball gouging details can be found at http://www.mmatycoon.com/orgeventpublic.php?EvID=828834
155 lbs fight between Augustus "The Last Prince" Belvedere IV (123199) and Graeme Symons (185305)
Symons was the superior ground fighter so it didn't surprise me he was interested to take it to the ground (10 attempts) and he did reasonably well with his GnP landing 4 of his 8 strikes when he managed to get it to the ground (2 times). What DID surprise me was, he landed more head and body punches than Belvedere, AND he rocked Beledere late in the 2nd round, but...he had no combinations or kicks to mix it up with which allowed his predictability
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 Interviews with Jim What.
What: Joining us now is Heavyweight title challenger Dave Ysengrin. Dave, what has been the keys to success for you thus far in your 3 fight career?
Ysengrin: As cliche as it might sound, it's believing in myself. I know i have the power to knock anyone out and I go in there expecting just that. I am gifted with a great physique unlike most of these McDonald eating lumps in the division but then again i can't blame them if it's all they can afford.
What: You have become known as somewhat of a knockout artist already. Is this something you specifically train?
Ysengrin: It all dates back to my youth. A good ol' scrap of fisticuffs at Eaton has allowed me to work on my boxing technique. I may not be the best boxer but I bring the best fight, I have said before these poorer folk fight for money not for pleasure and that gives them holes in their games.
Whereas i do it for the thrill. I tried helping a few in the gym I am stuck in on t
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Undercard
Clint "Head Bu$$er" Hester vs Cant "Think of A" Name - 185lbs
Really scrappy affair to start us off tonight, neither fighter managed to assert dominance over his opponent as both fighters seemed scared to over commit. Hester used good takedown defense and basic striking to take rounds 1 and 3 while Name managed to score 2 takedowns in the middle round without threatening anything meaningful.
Hester wins by decision (30-28 29-28 29-28)
Tobias Gibson vs Joe "Lone Wolf" Dever - 170lbs
A couple of early takedowns from Gibson put Dever on his back but things soon returned to the feet where Dever took control while cutting Gibson, a few sharp strikes followed by a nasty uppercut sent Tobias reeling with an additional series of punches forcing the ref tostep in and save Gibson.
Dever wins by TKO (2:54 Rd1)
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 In-Ya-Face Sports invades Palace of Pain fight camp
Interviewer: Rick Robertson, of “ In-Ya-Face Sports LLC”
IYF Sports is an Independent Canadian Sports Network which can be seen nightly on the WFU Network or via their web broadcast “Nut Punch”.
Over the next few issues we will be invading the “Palace of Pain” fight camp the home of many up and coming fighters under the watchful eye of their manager and promoter Prof. Carter (103190) to interview some of his fighters as well as the Prof. himself.
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Interview / Episode #3
Fighter: Ratimir "The Python" Yenin (271321)
Height: 150 cm
Weight: 140 Lbs.
Record: 3-0-0
Fight Contract: SPI, Helsinki
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 Interviews with Jim What.
What: Joining me now is top ranked Featherweight competitor Fred Aslop. Fred, you recently parted ways with your manager Jackson Kane. May we ask what happened?
Aslop: I wasn't happy with the way I was treated, I feel I was not taken care off well enough. So I decided to join one of the most renown camp in the Highlands Games brand under the supervision of Arcalimon the coach.
What: You currently have the best record in Highland Challengers. Does that give you confidence coming into this fight?
Aslop:
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 Back to the Micro Arena for Highland Challenge 6. We have some of our lower ranked up and comers here in what is somewhat of a prequel to the gigantic Highland Challenge 7 event later in the week. These guys will he hoping to get their names off of build-up cards like this and onto the big show, and the only way to do that is with an impressive performance.
Light Heavyweight
Steel Island (0-1) def. Bryan Magamedov (0-0) by TKO (Cut) at 0:57 of Round 2
Island comes from experienced manager Steel Penn’s stable of fighters, so it was surprising that he was KOed in just 46 seconds in his debut. In this fight, Magamedov was desperate to make it a grappling contest but Island kept his cool and worked his kickboxing from a distance before the referee stepped in and called the action due to a cut.
Light Heavyweight
Mati Gengala (0-1) def. Xavier Oliva (0-1) by Unanimous Decision
Two guys who fought in Highland Challengers befor
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 Highland Challenge 5 was a night to remember as the first ever Highland Challengers Champion was crowned. In addition to the championship, we had 9 fights of guys looking to make an impact on such a high profile card. With 70% of the fights being finished before the judges needed to get involved, it was an exciting piece of action for sure.
Welterweight Roger Boss (2-0) def. Young bjj (0-0) by TKO (Strikes) at 1:40 of Round 2
Two 18 year olds butted heads in this contest. Boss was 2-0 and had shown some very solid clinch skills, while Young BJJ had not entered the cage professionally but his moniker tells the tale of what his strategy would be. While he jockeyed and squirmed, Bjj couldn’t secure a takedown or pull guard successfully, leaving Roger Boss open to land elbows and body punches until he eventually found a finish.
Middleweight DJ Palmer (1-1) def. Woo Kidd (1-1) by Submission (Kimura) at 2:43 of Round 2
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