For the fourth Saturday in a row, the King of the Beach promotion has broken it’s ticket revenue record. KOTB 22 would also see the first split decision in promotional title fight history, as well as record-tying fifth promotional win and knockout for another KOTB champion.
Opening up the main card were a pair veteran light heavyweights making their combined 18th professional and 7th promotional appearances. Bulgarian grappler Papas Kanamun basically had his way with his Canadian opponent in this one, as he took Mike Loner down and worked position for about a minute before submitting him with a seldom seen Americana. Kanamun now has a respectable 3-4 record and has won 2 of 3 after a career jeopardizing 3-fight losing streak earlier in his KOTB career.
Papas “Mucata” Kanamun (3-6, 3-4) defeats Mike “The Werewolf” Loner (2-7, 1-6) via Submission (Americana) R1 - 01:57
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While I may seem new to this game to the blind eye, I was once a respected and successful manager, I was no Avon Barksdale or Lance Templeton, hell I wasn’t even a Dana Fight, but I knew what I was doing. I recently signed up as a new manager just to see what events transpired during my absence, who was still around, what the top fight org. was, and just who was ruling the top P4P fighter list. Upon my return I felt lost, overwhelmed and brand new again. There were tons of new managers, new features, new orgs, alliances, companies, and fighters.
See when I left there were one or two (if any) elite ratings, there were just barely sensational. Now I look and see elite on a number of fighter ratings, suddenly I felt like I wasn’t even ready to try and begin again. The new features are great, I am currently running a VIP trial and I must say it is very improved and definitely makes it worth the purchase. I used to run an Org. years ago, we even got up to the #2 fight org. in Montreal (next to the incredible CFC) and back then I thought I was doing a pretty good job. Now I look and see various pay-per views, ratings above 100, sold out arenas, and payrolls thought would’ve made me cry.
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