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 All of these records are for the UPF-Hilo only. Does NOT include fights from UPF LA, NY, or Montreal.
UPF-Hilo's Fastest KO victory: Debo "Flame on" Blaze KO'd Javier Casados at only five seconds into round one at UPF 1: Hawaii'an Meltdown.
UPF-Hilo's Fastest submission victory: Only 18 second into round one Maxim Markov locked on a kimora, forcing Martin "El Titan" Caradagian to tap out at UPF 28: Vegh Vs Dee. Then at UPF-H 41: 135lb Tourney Finale Eulalio Gonzalez made Rivel Molen at 18 seconds into the first round. Markov and Gonzalez both hold the record.
Most fights in UPF-Hilo: Lincoln "The Convict" Burrows (16). Burrows fights are against James "Bang" Ortiz JR (W), "Face Crusher" Chris Staehlin (W), Razor "Sharp" Ramon x3 (L,W,W), "Hellraiser" Wayde Sullivan (L), Bobby "Smashface" Haley x2 (L,W), "TaPoUt" Arnold Vegh (L), Feodor "The Submission Artist" King (W), "The Second Coming" YB Sol Jr (W), Roz Dee (W), "Firefly" Kibbe Sly twice (L,W), Trevor Price (L), and "Express" Kirk Joseph (L). Burrows has since moved onto a new org.
Most wins in UPF-Hilo: Most wins belongs to former middleweight champion "Toy" Tony Brown (12). Browns wins are against Harry "Jester" Kalizhnikov twice, two over Jimothy "The Razor" Mazor, "Chop" Chappa Chippa, Mauricio "Pitbull" Calvancante twice, Stefan Pruvhe, Scott "Scotty-B" Banks, "Hurricane" Jose Lopez, Ernesto "War Machine" Cruz, and "The Fighting Monk" Dhal Sim.
Biggest win streak in the UPF-Hilo history: "Toy" Tony Brown (9). Brown won every fight from 2012-09-12 until 2013-05-11 when Henkka Reem beat him and took his belt.
Most KO's in UPF-Hilo: Lincoln "The Convict" Burrows with 9 KO's. Burrows ko'd James "Bang" Ortiz Jr, "Face Crusher" Chris Staehlin, Razor "Sharp" Ramon twice, Bobby "Smashface" Haley, Feodor "The Submission Artist" King, "The Second Coming" YB Sol Jr, Roz Dee, and "Firefly" Kibbe Sly.
Most submission victories in UPF-Hilo: "Toy" Tony Brown is the former middleweight champion and has eleven wins by way of submission. The poor souls that were forced to tap by Tony's hands are Harry "Jester" Kalizhnikov by armbar at UPF 1: Hawaii'an Meltdown, Jimothy "The Razor" Mazor by triangle choke at UPF 3: Warriors Vengence for the UPF middleweight championship of the world, then defended his belt against "The Razor" at UPF 6: Mael Vs Jos Ricci by guillotine, at UPF Niner: Brown Vs Chippa, our UPF champ defends his belt once again, this time by triangle armbar. Brown comes to face Kalizhnikov again at UPF 20: Brown Vs Kalizhnikov 2 and made him tap by way of kimura. At UPF 23: Smile You're On P.P.V. Brown again shows us why he is reigning champ by forcing Stefan Pruvhe to tap out or go to sleep with a deadly triangle. Then again at UPF 26: Fossmo Vs Zero we see our champ beat Scott "Scotty-B" Banks by submission via anaconda choke only 56 seconds into round one. The only one of Browns opponents to get a decision was Mauricio "Pitbull" Calvancante, whom Brown submitted at UPF PPV 2: Smoke til You Drop at 1:30 into round 4 via kimura to once again retain his middleweight championship of the world. After losing his belt Brown locks an americana onto "Hurricane" Jose Lopez at 1:21 into round 2 to get his chance for his belt back at UPF-H 36: Brown Vs Lopez. Both his most recent fights also ended with a beautiful submission victory. He beat Ernesto "War Machine" Cruz at UPF-H 43: Patterson Vs Targar with a arm-triangle at 3:51 of round 2. Then bested, also in round two this time at 4:58, "The Fighting Monk" Dhal Sim by way of triangle choke at UPF-H PPV 4.
Most decision victories in UPF-Hilo: "The Executioner" Judge Nelson (5).
UPF-Hilo Fighter with the most Submission Of The Night awards: "Toy" Tony Brown has six Sub of the night awards.
UPF-Hilo Fighter with the most KO Of The Night awards: "Bam Bam" Jesse Banner has four KO of the Night awards.
UPF-Hilo Fighter with the most Fight Of The Night awards: "Slingshot" Jimmy Stone has this one with six Fight of the Night awards.
UPF-Hilo Champion with the most successful title defenses: "Toy" Tony Brown has it with seven, somehow his fight against "Chop" Chappa Chippa had not been elected as a title fight (it was a glitch), BUt I will count it on here. Browns title defenses were against Jimothy "The Razor" Mazor, Mauricio "Pitbull" Calvancante , Harry "Jester" Kalizhnikov, Stefan Pruvhe, Scott "Scotty-B" Banks, then Mauricio "Pitbull" Calvancante again.
UPF-Hilo Champion with the most consecutive successful title defenses: "Toy" Tony Brown has it with seven. I am considering the one against "Chop" as a title fight.
UPF-Hilo Fighter to show up drunk to his fights the most: "Hurricane" Jose Lopez has shown up intoxicated to every fight thus far, 12 in UPF-Hilo and he was also intoxicated for his UPF-LA fight,making the total 13 in all of UPF
Fighter that smokes the most marijuana in UPF-Hilo: "Prince Of The Jeebers" Chico The Chihuahua LaBeco He Has Nice Hair From Porto Rico. With a name like that he must smoke more marijuana than Snoop Dogg.
Fighter who has sold the most shoes in UPF-Hilo: Al "The Salesman" Bundy. Enough said.
Ugliest fighter in UPF-Hilo: "Mr. Sub of the Night" Frankestein Mir. A much uglier Frank Mir.
UPF-Hilo fighter with the biggest mouth: Actor-turned-lunatic-turned-caged fighter Charlie Sheen. I don't think it will matter who Sheen is set to face next in the UPF octagon, he will continue to rant on about whomever he is to face. Although, lately he has not been in the media.
Best UPF-Hilo event: UPF-H PPV 3: Vegh Vs Mir, Arena: Hula's (17,580), Attendance: 17136, Event Rating: 329.23, PPV sales: 13,024, Fight of the night: Rutger Crax vs Helge Fossmo, KO of the night: Trevor Price, Sub of the night: Frankestein Mir.
2013 UPF-Hilo Welterweight Championship Tournament winner Declan McCready.
2013 UPF-Hilo Bantamweight Championship Tournament Test Ninja.
The UPF-Hilo's Ultimate Pit Fighters of the Month:
Jan. '13: "Hellraiser" Helge Fossmo with a Jan record of 2-0. 2 KO's and 1 FotN.
Feb. '13: "Toy" Tony Brown with a Feb record of 2-0. 2 subs and 1 SotN.
March '13: Zack Barch with a March record of 3-0. 2 KO's and 1 Sub.
April '13: "Bam Bam" Jesse Banner with a April record of 2-0. 2 KO's and 2 KOotN.
May '13: "Firefly" Kibbe Sly with a May record of 2-0. 2 Subs.
June '13: "Loos Air" Test Ninja with a June record of 2-0. 2 Subs and 1 SotN.
July '13: Mao "The Emperor" Zedong with a July record of 2-0. 2 Subs, 2 SotN, and 1 FotN.
The UPF-Hilo's Ultimate Pit Fights of the Month:
Jan. '13: Sailo Damtea (Ret.) vs "Man Of War" Hugo Llorente at UPF 18: Calvancante vs. XV.
Feb. '13: "Man Of War" Hugo Llorente vs David "Lina" Swain (Ret.) at UPF 20: Brown Vs Kalizhnikov 2.
March '13: "Man Of War" Hugo Llorente vs Willie Leak at UPF 26: Fossmo Vs Zero.
April '13: "TaPoUt" Arnold Vegh vs "Hellraiser" Helge Fossmo at UPF PPV 2: Smoke til You Drop.
May '13: "Slingshot" Jimmy Stone (Ret.) vs Jon Snow at UPF-H 35: Llorente Vs Kuo.
June '13: Jack Potatos vs "Big" Duncan McAlister at UPF-H 38: 135 lb Semi-Finals.
July '13: "The True King" Viserys Targaryen vs Hank Patterson at UPF-H 43: Patterson Vs Targar.
UPF-Hilo Facts:
Rutger Crax was the UPF-Hilo's first two time and first three time champion.
"Hurricane" Jose Lopez was the first UPF-Hilo fighter to fight in an interorg bout. Lopez headlined the UPF-LA's first event UPF-LA: 1 Lopez vs Calvancante where he scored a really quick knockout over the former UPF-Hilo fighter proving that UPG-Hilo is NOT to be messed with.
Declan McCready and "Blastmasta" Julio Smith were the first to get a draw in UPF-Hilo history at UPF-H 45.
Blazej "Kiler" Augustyn was the first UPF-Hilo fighter to not make weight: Augustyn UPF-H 32: Smith Vs Shady; Blazej Augustyn really struggled with his weight cut for this fight. After coming in at 211.8, he had two hours to cut the additional weight. He was unable to do so and as a result, his fight with Matias Berry was cancelled.
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