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 BFT 220: PRIDE Never Die! 6 on PAY PER VIEW Review
Over the Course of the last weekend, July 21st, long time Sydney organization had their first forray into PPV territory and hit it with a smash. The 1 hour long pay per view event was able to rack in over 12000 buys to compliment the sold out 10000 in attendence to watch the spectacle of four current BFT champions battle it out to see who the better fighters were. With all of this going on around these fights, this event was able to bring in BFT's highest rating to date at 392, just shy of the 400 mark. Let's dive on in and take a look at the spectacular fights that took place.
Undercard!
Middleweight - Recent BFT Middleweight Title Challenger "Panther" Darren Sparks (15-11, 6-2 BFT, 3X BFT Bonus Winner) knocked out long time BFT and overall fight vet. Richie Yang (20-26, 5-9 BFT, 3x BFT Bonus Winner) with strikes at 4:43 in round 1.
Things got started and these two were swinging
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 It´s me again - Luka Winner! Hope you are ready for our next SPNY event. This time, lightweight title is on the line! SPNY 101: Peltier - Westside. New York is ready so let´s start with preview. And yes, feel free to use smack talk thread or event discussion to say what you think about the matchup or this preview, make things more interesting around here...
Our Main Card of the evening!
1)MAIN EVENT
``Activist`` Zane Peltier (Rec. 19-5) vs Teddy Westside (Rec. 6-2) - Title, REMATCH, fight in lightweight division. You won´t find this kind of fight everywhere! You all must be waiting for this one!
Zane is the SPNY champion! He is black belt fighter and his last two fights were won by the way of submission! Last time he finished Teddy with Kimura. This time he will look for the same tactic, to get this fight on the ground!
Teddy is very promising SPNY fighter. He got his first title fight after only
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 Another Edition of GAMMA Gossip is underway and we have plenty going on in GAMMA this week!
General news:
- Big news is the relaunch of the Contenders as announced by the management mid week. As Mr Guruland posted, this is the 3rd edition of the Contenders. The feeder org started way back in January 2011 with the first owner being Shaun Skaggs. He ran the org for almost 1 year. There was a short transitional period and in January Master Yoda started the org again and ran it again for 156 events! The GAMMA management then merged the orgs together and started running 2 events since then, however with the roster over 200 fighters, it was decided a feeder org was needed to fit the demand and Rogelio Cottonfloss + Jark Durak are now the new co-owners. Here is the full article by the administration:
http://www.mmatycoon.com/orgoldnewspublic.php?type=9&cid=296
- The other news is that our main event sponsor, Crippler's Corner (146) hit #1...............again! Cripplers been ripping through the ranks for ages now and is close to 100 weeks with 500+ in sales! Next week will be their 100th week, which just shows how stable Crippler has been over the past 2 years+.
- GAMMA has also hooked up with its first ever Nutrition partner and here is a short message from the founders:
"I introduce to you Fury Nutrition Inc. based in Montreal. If you want to give your fighters the fighting edge they need then give them the FURY! We turn modest athletes into cage killers! We offer only top quality products and aim to be the best of the best. So take your fighters game to the next level...embrace the FU
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 Editorial by One plan, one goal, an inversion of 1.2 million and more important time management. In just a few months in the game I have been watching and studying lots of organizations, and one thing is clear for me, how much time you spend preparing your projects matters. Most of the orgs that fail, they do because their managers rush to start the org without any time to think about what kind of project them want to create. What kind of fighters they want to hire, ID restriction or not? What city? What divisions? NO, they just open the org with 50k and they send contract without uploading a logo or any other extra that in my opinion are really important.
That’s why when I decide to start RISE, I wanted to do it the right way. Step by step. The more prepare I am before I start the org the better the foundations, which means the more improvement my org will have. Before I start RISE I spend almost 2 month reading all the info I will need. I asked for advices and talk with people. I did my best to get to know people in the game, especially KEY people in the game, people that are kind of famous managers with serious companies. I had weekly contact with 3 managers that have top 10 organizations. Tried to join the chat and be active in forums. If people know your name they might want to send their fighters with you.
I knew that money would be important to give it a good go, so I start making posters like a lunatic to get as much money as I could. I got to save a total of 1.2 million which I invested. I have plans to continue doing posters so RISE has more and more money and hopefully that would help during the travel.
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When Gideon Abieezer made his debut in Feral Combat at 33 years of age, 11-4 and moving up to a weight class he was 4 pounds under the limit for, nobody expected a ton out of him. When he was knocked out in 27 seconds by future champ Thomas Fu, it didn’t come as a huge surprise.
“He’s past his prime,” one fan said. Abieezer’s follow-up effort against Danny Trejo did nothing to deter those beliefs, but reinforced them, as he was dominated en-route to a third round TKO. When he earned his first victory in Feral Combat, handing Christian Soendergaard the last loss of his career, it didn’t really stir the fans back towards his favour. They claimed that “he beat another washed up old guy. So what?”
His next fight came against an organizational mainstay in Will Dickinson. People weren’t overly surprised that Abieezer controlled the
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 Hello guys, this is your writer Charles Lee Ray and I'm bringing you the event preview and predictions for <031 • Kobashi v Velmu>. I tried a different aproach in this write up so bear with me.
Some may think that $150 for a premium ticket might be a little bit pricey but when your watching Crucible Fights: Amsterdam, you'll absolutely get more than what you pay for. CF: A will proudly presents a show like no other starring "Orange Crush" Kenta Kobashi and Yrjoe "Ykä" Velmu on July 27 at Hard Knocks - Amsterdam.
Under Card:
10. (185) Robin "Smoke" Kluivert vs. Jaakko "Hobo" Savolainen
The rumors are true that their [censored] won't standup so in order to compensate for their bad hidden, the managers made them last longer in bed. Kluivert loves to cuddle his opponents while attempting submissions at the same time. On the other hand, Savolainen likes to play the role of being a sadist using his grou
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 Hello again “Sunshine” Weston Markson here, joined by Rudy “The Box” Knife. We are here to talk about the fantastic fight card HMMA 97 on Sunday July 28th. The card is headlined by lightweight action in a highly significant fight.
Rudy: Yea its most likely a number one contenders fight. You know the CO-MAIN event could very well turn out to be the same thing. Its going to be a great night of live action on PPV.
MAIN EVENT
#3 Kenny Floor Jan (24-7) v #2 Doc Holliday (21-10)
Weston: Finally its time, the wait is over, the main event brings in the debut of highly touted lightweight D
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