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 DMMA Primer (Part 1 DMMA 169)
If you have yet to hear Dynasty MMA is making waves in the MMA world, and this Weekend is going to be a special one. There will be two huge Events going down on February 26th both of which are Headlined by Insanely awesome Fights. Neither of the two would be considered are biggest event in DMMA history(Although both are very close to it), but together they sure the F$$k will. Today my focus will be on those Headliner of DMMA 169, but I do want to through some Key fights in the mix and give them a lil shout!
DMMA 169 Key fights
Koa Bouddi vs Ilari Rahamies
This fight has FOTN written all over it. This will be Koa's last fight at 145 for now as he intends to move down to 135 after this bout. For now, though the only thing on his mind will be Ilari Rahamies who is currently a winner of his last two fights both of which were awarded "FOTN" honors
Benji Torres vs Iner Raledran
This fight is a showdown of two gentleman trying to men going at it for a spot in the rankings. For Benji he has lost his last two fights in a row and looks to keep his spot in the rankings with a W. For Iner though its the complete opposite, as he is a winner of two straight and looks to get back in the top ten with a win.
Maurits Assndrop vs Shigeru Otori
Former Bantamweight champ Maurits Assndrop will welcome former Featherweight Shigeru Otori to his new weight class. Assndrop is fresh off a rematch with current champ Marko Kersikov in which he fell short leaving a potential rubber match between the two in the Future. He will first need to spoil the Bantamweight debut of Otori who looks to get himself another Title fight opportunity now at his new weight.
Renji Abarai vs Sean O Malley
This next rematch could have very well been a Headliner in its own right as Former 4-time Featherweight champ Renji Abarai looks to avenge the only KO loss of his MMA career against Former champ Sean OMalley. The winner here is set to face Jesse Pinkman for his FW belt next! OMalley is coming off his loss to Pinkman on 1-29 while Abarai looks two win his second in a row since his Loss to "Super" Sean.
Main Event
Middleweight Championship
*Champion* *Challenger*
vs
Macca Outback(20-4-0) Cooper Roos(15-4-0)
Former Blaze Brothers Middleweight champ Cooper "Redbeard" Roos made a huge impact in his Dynasty debut last month Knocking out one of our very best KO artist Ramone Rocksaw in just 3:26 of there showdown. This made the head Bookers job a lot easier as Roos now jumps right into the big time and Meets the Outback man. Hailing for Durban, South Africa, Cooper looks to be DMMA's first ever South African champ. Roos is well known as a man who finishes fights winning all 15 of his victories by way of (T)KO. Redbeard has the Power of 10 Samoans on heavy doses of TRT but will it be enough to topple the man whose never been Knocked Out?
3-time DMMA Middleweight Champion Macca Outback "Steakhose" has now defended his belt a third straight time and ending a rivalry with Kareem Johnson in his last defense. Macca is on course to be a future Dynasty Hall of Famer just look at his resume Kareem Johnson x2, Ansis Kaupens, Segundo Garcia x2, Ray Luciano, Rectal Thermometer, Milo Andrianakis x2. all former MW champs. There is no doubt Outback he loves his blooming onion as well, and with 12 Performance bonuses earned over the last two years he is eating like a boss in the land down under. In fact I paid his tab recently the man is the Aussie Koboyashi on them Onions!
Outback is known to put people to sleep himself but don't expect him to go out guns a blazing against Roos. That is the South Africans game, Outback knows how to do his work in the deep waters and has the chin to get him there. That said though Roos is the most dangerous striker Outback has faced so this should tell us a lot about both fighters strengths. Australia vs South Africa in the battle of the beards. London you better be ready for this shite!
Stay tuned next weekend i will go over the other half of this creature feature as the Champ meets the Champ-Champ............
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