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DMMA Weekend Primer
with host Cash Cockett
Great Day gents and gentettes, Cash Cockett here with a minimal effort weekend primer for Dynasty MMA. Three events this weekend which kicks off in Helsinki this Friday night for the debut of DMMA Friday Night Fights.
Deividas Vilkas Vs Never Hurry
In the Co-Main Event we will see two big 265ers who are looking to put their names on the map in the DMMA Heavyweight Division. Both of these guys are Lights out KO artist with all of their wins coming by way of Knock Out.
Vilkas: "Chuey" Bounced back nicely after his Unanimous Decision defeat to Hjallis Kalske, with perfectly timed Right Hand that sent Roman Zhdanov crashing to the mat. Deividas, now 2-2 in his last two fights has a shot at avenging a previous loss to Hurry. If he can infarct pull it out, this could be crucial for his run in the division.
Hurry: Kribati's Never Hurry is coming off a devastating loss to Andrei Kersikov in the very first round of their bout. Hurry's defeat forced a change in fight camps as well, now with Just a bunch of gays he trains with the likes of Dynasty LHW champ Camaras Account.
Keenwah Granes vs Rogan Grimes
The Main Event for Friday Night Fights will spotlight two of the top dogs in the newly opened Bantamweight Division. The winner of this bout could verry well be fighting for the currently vacant title very soon.
Granes: This will be Keenwah's DMMA debut as the former Slavic Fight League Bantamweight champ embarks in the next step of his MMA journey. "The Cockbreaker" has all the tools to be champion here at Dynasty with the ability to finish opponents on the feet or on the ground. This Nigerian fighter can do it all as he will now step into the deep waters of Dynasty MMA.
Grimes: Former DMMA Featherweight, Rogan Grimes is a winner of 4 of his last 5 fights as he drops down to 135. Grimes is a phenomenal striker with excellent cardio to boot as he trains with some of the DMMA elite at Blacktalians MMA. A winner of five "Fight of the Night" Performances look for this Boston native to give Granes another awesome performance this Friday night in Helsinki.
DMMA 120 will be take place this Saturday Evening in London, England at none other than Dynasty's second home the H20 Arena. The Super Heavyweight Championship will be up for grabs as two former Heavyweights look to shine in their new division. The event will be Headlined with a huge Lightweight belt with two top contenders at 155.
Divine Intervention Vs KT Panda
We will start with the Super Heavyweight title fight between two DMMA vets. This 265+ Division is slowly coming together here at Dynasty and these two former Heavyweights are currently the top dogs in the yard.
Intervention: The Divine one has fought a who's who of the top Heavyweights here at Dynasty MMA with his 4 losses coming at the hands of Fezzik, Tyler, Faulk, and current HW champ Jason Hightower. Hailing from the Isle of Tonga, Intervention is a Destroyer on his feet with all 9 of his victories coming by way of (T)KO.
Panda: Panda looked to be cruising through the Heavyweight Division winning three straight which included a TKO win over Xavier Washington. This all came to an abrupt end though as he tangled with Bento Barboza last month and Bento derailed the Panda. Now the KT Panda looks to avenge an early loss to Intervention and stash his first world championship in the process.
Gunnar Bloodaxe Vs Erasmo Bezerra
In the Co-Main Event we will see are first big Lightweight throwdown. Former Welterweight Bloodaxe moves down to meet Bezerra in his second DMMA fight.
Bloodaxe: Gunnar the pride of Sweden recently had a 4-fight win streak snapped at the hands of Benji Torres. Now moving down to Lightweight the former Blaze Middleweight Title challenger looks to see how he measures up with the best of 155. With
Bezerra: Erasmo is a former WCF fighter who started his career winning 8 straight. "The Ringworm" made a succesful DMMA debut at DMMA 110 with a TKO victory over Juan Carlos in the first round. Now this Brazilan BJJ Red Belt faces a dangerous striker in Bloodaxe.
Xylon Kofel Vs Mr Mojo Risin
The DMMA Main Event pits the #2 and #3 ranked Lightweights in a rematch. Former champ Xylon looks to notch back-to-back wins while Mr. Mojo is seeking his third straight victory.
Kofel: After losing his belt and then losing in his rubber match to current Lightweight champ Aubrey Grant, Kofel got back on track with a Unanimous Decision verdict over Jesse Pinkman last month. The Swiss terror now has a chance to jump back in the title picture if he can get passed Risin one more time.
Risin: Mr. Mojo is coming of a big win over one of Kofel's teammates in Kain Mack and now has a shot at redemption with Xylon himself. With wins over guys like Galen Dall Jr, Kra Hang and current #1 contender Thorvald Nansen, Mr. Mojo can't be slept on and with 7 TKO victories he may be the one putting someone to sleep.
Finalizing this electrifying trio of events will be DMMA 121 which will also be live at the H20 arena on Sunday. The Lightweight Championship rematch will be on showcase, as well a HUGE Heavyweight Rematch between Barboza and Kersikov. Nice way to end the week if I do say so myself.
Bento Barboza Vs Andrei Kersikov
It's no Surprise that the DMMA Heavyweight Division has been ruled by the likes of Hightower, Barboza, and Kersikov as these three killers continue to send the new potential contenders back to the drawing boards. Tonight, though we will see if Barboza can keep himself in this title picture as he finds himself up against the ropes now if he loses to Kersikov a second time.
Barboza: 6 of Bento's 9 Pro MMA fights where title fights as the former champ now enters the cage for his 10th time against Kersikov. A pure Striker "Anjo da Morte" has collected 20 (T)KO wins in his career between MMA and Kickboxing respectively. Bento now seeks revenge over his opponent Sunday night and who knows with a win here it's not crazy to think Barboza vs Hightower 4 will happen.
Kersikov: Former champ Andrei Kersikov feels his title reign was cut way to short and now will continue his journey to get it back. The eldest son of Andrei Kersikov, Andrei Jr is well in route to a glorious career just like his pops. Much like his foe Barboza, Andrei is a KO demolisher, winning all seven of his victories by (T)KO. If he can prevail once again against Barboza, he will undoubtly be next in line for the Heavyweight title.
Aubrey Grant Vs Thorvald Nansen
Hard to follow up such a big fight like Barboza V Kersikov 2 but this next bout may just do so. It is a Rematch for the Lightweight Title, as their previous bout ended in a dreaded 5 round Draw.
Grant: The Guyanese born Aubrey Grant has had three all out wars in his last three bouts. First beating former champ Xylon Kofel then a draw with Thorvald. The Champ is now primed up for yet another war and potentially another "Fight of the Night" performance. He now needs to settle the score with Nansen so he can move on to a new challenge.
Nansen: Nansen was on a 4-fight win streak before he earned his title fight with Grant. "Torden" Gave the champ everything he had but now the Norwegian #1 contender will have to do it all over again. Like Andrei Kersikov, fighting is in Nansen's blood as he is the grandson of "Thunder" Tor Nansen.
I see this one going all five rounds again and a fight this London crowd will be happy with once again.
This has been a Minimal performance preview and i am your host Cash Cockett. Cherrrriioooo!
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