mattandbenny

Thanks for the updates. Been playing a database from a couple of months ago now. Some fighter ratings i have noticed that could do with improving / downgrading: jon jones - higher magomed ankalaev - higher michael chandler - higher manel kape - higher mickey gall - higher greg hardy - higher nik lentz - lower bradley scott - lower bethe correia - lower matt wiman - lower ed herman - lower uriah faber - lower junior dos santos - lower sara mcmann - lower davey grant - lower mauricio rua - lower

<p>Mod is awesome, loving it.</p><p> </p><p> Some things i've noticed that could be updated for the next update:</p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Retired From UFC</span></strong></p><p> marcelo guimaraes</p><p> keith berish</p><p> chris de la rocha </p><p> bojan mihajlovic </p><p> alberto mina</p><p> johnny eduardo </p><p> alex chambers</p><p> sheldon westcott </p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Released From UFC</span></strong></p><p> thibault gouti </p><p> kwan ho kwak </p><p> jarjis danho </p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Stats Need Lowering</span></strong></p><p> diego sanchez </p><p> tyron woodley</p><p> sam alvey </p><p> eddie wineland</p><p> brad tavares </p><p> al iaquinta </p><p> matt wiman</p><p> clay guida</p>

Awesome, gutted i’m busy tonight but cant wait to finish work tomorrow and start a new game!

Is Muhammad Mokaev in the database? 2-0 and probably the hottest prospect in mma. He fights later today, will probably go to 3-0.

Awesome, i’ll wait a few days for the new one then. Cant wait! First time playing wmma in about 18 months, will let you know how i get on with the mod, i’m sure it’s awesome!

<p><p>Maxicheezestick - when are you looking to release the October update? I’m going to be starting a new save in a few days, just wondering if i should hold off for the October update if that is imminent, or just use the September one. </p><p> </p><p></p><p> Good job!</p></p>

<p>So I havn't done an update on my game for a while - I am currently midway through 2013 with my created promotion Matt FC (MFC). I started off with no fighters on my roster and just signed free agents, and i have grown to become the biggest promotion out there. My promotion is tournament based, where fighters have to win a tournament to earm a title shot (like the early Bellator days). I'll do a little round up of each division.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Heavyweight</span></strong></p><p> Aleksander Ivanov (2002-2004) & Morgan Wakarewarewa (2004-2006) dominated the heavyweight division in my early years with each fighter making 3 defences of the heavyweight title each. Then until 2008 things got a bit messy with nobody able to keep the belt - it changed hands between Murilo Satinho, Sam Hoynes & Aleksander Ivanov (2nd riegn). In 2008 Murilo Satinho won the title for the 2nd time and was a dominant champion, defending the belt 4 times. In 2010 Svein Haugen caused a big upset to win the title but he couldn't keep hold of it as Hector Jimenez took hold of the title. Jimenez has turned out to be the most dominant heavyweight champion in MFC's history and is the current champion, successfully defending the belt 5 times to date. </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Lineage</strong>: Aleksander Ivanov (3 defences) --> Morgan Wakarewarewa (3 defences) --> Murilo Satinho (0 defences) --> Sam Hoynes (0 defences) --> Aleksander Ivanov (0 defences) --> Murilo Satinho (4 defences) --> Svein Haugen (0 defences) --> Hector Jimenez (5 defences to date)</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Most successful Heavyweights</strong>: Murilo Satinho & Hector Jimenez</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Light Heavyweight</span></strong></p><p> Asides from one dominant champion, the light heavyweight division has seen the title change hands regularly. Datsakorn Pratoomwong was the first MFC champion and after 1 defence Allen LeFleur won the title in 2003. LeFleur managed 2 defences before Joshua Hope surprisingly won the title. Hope managed one defence however in 2006 Valentin Tanayev took the title which he would hold for nearly 4 years, becoming one of the most dominant champions in MFC history accross any weight class. A record 7 title defneces including 6 stoppages saw him reign until late 2009 when Matthew Michael Kirby shocked the world to win the title. Kirby managed just 1 defence before Lars-Gunnar Ekberg finally won the title on his third attempt. Ekberg made 2 defences before Allen LeFleur won back the title he lost 8 years earlier. However in the most recent LHW title fight Renan Heleno took the title and is the current champion.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Lineage</strong>: Datsakorn Pratoomwong (1 defence) --> Allen LeFleur (2 defences) --> Joshua Hope (1 defence) --> Valentin Tanayev (7 defences) --> Matthew Michael Kirby (1 defence) --> Lars-Gunnar Ekberg (2 defences) --> Allen LeFleur (0 defences) --> Renan Heleno (0 defences to date)</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Most successful lightheavyweights</strong>: Valentin Tanayev & Lars-Gunnar Ekberg</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Middleweight </span></strong></p><p> The middleweight division has been similar to that of the lightheavyweight division in that asides from one dominant champion, the title has been passed about a lot. Bill Brown was the first middleweight champion and he had a solid run of 3 defences before Heath Kaladaris took the title. After one defence Bill Brown won back the title in a rematch, however lost the title in the very next fight to Kadonomaro Deguchi. He managed one defence before Heath Kaladaris took the title for the second time and this time it was an extremely dominant run - Kaladaris successfully made 7 defences between 2006 & 2010. Ramos Da Silva Ramos took the title from Kaladaris with a big upset and managed to defend the title twice. Paul Goodfellow came from nowhere to win the title in 2012 however was unable to defend the title. Toshiaki Ukiyo won the title and managed one defence before current middleweight champion Gavin Marshall took it from him.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Lineage</strong>: Bill Brown (3 defences) --> Heath Kaladaris (1 defence) --> Bill Brown (0 defences) --> Kadonomaro Deguchi (1 defence) --> Heath Kaladaris (7 defences) --> Ramon Da Silva Ramos (2 defences) --> Paul Goodfellow (0 defences) --> Toshiaki Ukiyo (1 defence) --> Gavin Marshall (0 defences to date) </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Most successful middleweights</strong>: Heath Kaladaris & Bill Brown</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Welterweight</span></strong></p><p> This division has been all about 2 men: Evan Pizzarro & Evan Gardner. Asides from a breif stint by Diego Arteta, over the past 11 years the title has been held by either Evan Pizzarro or Evan Gardner. These 2 are so evenley matched - they have fought a record 9 times with Evan Gardner winning 5 times and Evan Pizzarro coming on top 4 times. Aswell as having the slight advantage in the head to head record, Evan Gardner also has the longest title reign when he successfully defended his title 7 times between 2003 & 2007.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Lineage</strong>: Evan Pizzarro (2 defences) --> Evan Gardner (7 defences) --> Evan Pizzarro (1 defence) --> Evan Gardner (1 defence) --> Evan Pizzarro (1 defence) --> Diego Arteta (1 defence) --> Evan Gardner (2 defences to date)</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Most successful welterweights</strong>: Evan Gardner & Evan Pizzarro</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Lightweight</span></strong></p><p> Chan Kim Huat was the first champion of the lightweight division and had a good little run with 2 succesful title defences. Chakirit Mamanee came out of nowhere to take the title from him before Tarcisio Dantas won it in 2005. He held it for 3 years in the best lightweight title run during which Dantas made 4 defences of his title. He breifly lost the title to Hatsu Nishijima before winning it back during a rematch. Carl Chenoweth then took the title from Dantas in 2009 and held it for 2 years whilst making 3 successful defences. The newly signed Seth O'Breen won the title in 2011 however was unable to defend as Jazz Snide took the title off him. Snide has been a dominant champion to date and has defended his title 4 times in a row. </p><p> </p><p> <strong>Lineage</strong>: Cham Kim Huat (2 defences) --> Chakirit Mamanee (1 defence) --> Tarcisio Dantas (4 defences) --> Hatsu Nishijima (1 defence) --> Tarcisio Dantas (0 defences) --> Carl Chenoweth (3 defences) --> Seth O'Breen (0 defences) --> Jazz Snide (4 defences to date)</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Most successful lightweights</strong>: Tarcisio Dantas & Jazz Snide</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Featherweight</span></strong></p><p> The featherweight division has largely been dominated by 1 man: Lamont Banner. Banner was the first ever featherweigt champion of MFC and held the title for over 5 years during which time he made 8 successful title defences. Han Christian Bloch was the first man to defeat Banner however in an immediate rematch Banner regained the title. He made a further 2 defences before Heiko Pander surprised him to take the title. Pander managed 1 defence until Banner won the belt for the 3rd time in a rematch with Pander. Banner only managed 1 defence this time before Jonathan Lee stopped him, however Lee lost the title to Stephen Conti in his first defence.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Lineage</strong>: Lamont Banner (8 defences) --> Hans Christian Block (0 defences) --> Lamont Banner (2 defences) --> Heiko Pander (1 defence) --> Lamont Banner (1 defence) --> Jonathan Lee (0 defences) --> Stephen Conti (0 defences to date)</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Most successful featherweights</strong>: Lamont Banner & Heiko Pander</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Bantamweight</span></strong></p><p> The bantamweight divison has been arguably the messiest divsion with not many long reigns. Ollie Rockmeteller was the inaugral bantamweight champion and managed a solid 2 defences before Lito Alcala won the title. Alcala defended it once before Rockmetteller won back the title in a rematch, however in his first defence Brian Calremont upset him to take the title. Claremont was promtly knocked out in his first defence by Lito Alcala so took the title for the second time and held the title for nearly 3 years during which time he made 4 defences. Ronaldo Freitas was the next man to take the title in 2010 but couldn't defend it and Alcala won it for the third time. The title changed hands again however as Zabit Mansurov took the gold for the first time. Mansurov managed one defence before current champion Lei Yin won the title from him, and Yin has defended the title 3 times to date.</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Lineage</strong>: Ollie Rockmetteller (2 defences) --> Lito Alcala (1 defence) --> Ollie Rockmetteller (0 defences) --> Brian Claremont (0 defences) --> Lito Alcala (4 defences) --> Ronaldo Freitas (0 defences) --> Lito Alcala (0 defences) --> Zabit Mansurov (1 defence) --> Lei Yin (3 defences to date)</p><p> </p><p> <strong>Most successful bantamweights</strong>: Lito Alcala & Lei Yin</p>

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="cool name" data-cite="cool name" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="44606" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Anybody else having crazy success with Lamont Banner? It's 2005 and he's 19-0 and 10-0 for me in GAMMA as the featherweight champion. He's a high level international name value</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> </p><p> </p><p> And me. He's 27-2 MMA and 19-2 under my promotion in my game. Had about 8 straight defenses at the start of the game but was finally beaten by Hans Christian Bloch, then had another defeat to Hireki Pander. However has since picked himself back up and won the title back and successfully defended it 3 times.</p>

Just a little update on my game. Currently midway through 2009 for my created promotion MFC (Matt FC). My champions and top 5 contenders for each division: Heavyweight Champ: Murilo Satinho (27-1 MMA) (10-1 MFC) 1) Rafael Van Der Moot (34-6 MMA) (17-5 MFC) 2) Morgan Wakarewarewa (21-5 MMA) (14-5 MFC) 3) Kanezane Fujii (20-4 MMA) (8-3 MFC) 4) Aleksandar Ivanov (31-9 MMA) (20-8 MFC) 5) Zachary Nobell (19-5 MMA) (11-4 MFC) Light Heavyweight Champ: Valentin Tanayev (27-0 MMA) (12-0 MFC) 1) Danny Akabaro (23-7 MMA) (12-5 MFC) 2) Deechawat Pratoomwong (19-7 MMA) (15-7 MFC) 3) Matthew Michael Kirkby (21-7 MMA) (10-5 MFC) 4) Allen LeFleur (21-5 MMA) (14-5 MFC) 5) Lars-Gunnar Ekberg (25-7 MMA) (14-6 MFC) Middleweight Champ: Heath Kaladaris (25-4 MMA) (18-3 MFC) 1) Astutane Akera (20-4 MMA) (3-0 MFC) 2) Ramon Da Silva Ramos (20-5 MMA) (7-3 MFC) 3) Toshiaki Ukiyo (18-7 MMA) (13-6 MFC) 4) Kadonomaro Deguchi (18-4 MMA) (13-4 MFC) 5) Bill Brown (26-7 MMA) (18-7 MFC) Welterweight Champ: Evan Pizzarro (30-5 MMA) (23-5 MFC) 1) Evan Gardner (30-4 MMA) (21-4 MFC) 2) Eiji Masuko (20-7 MMA) (11-5 MFC) 3) Shaun Dico (25-8 MMA) (18-8 MFC) 4) Jayden Karp (19-6 MMA) (9-6 MFC) 5) Brian O'Flaherty (14-7 MMA) (10-7 MFC) Lightweight Champ: Carl Chenoweth (19-2 MMA) (8-2 MFC) 1) Tarcisio Dantas (22-2 MMA) (12-2 MFC) 2) Shusui Ikoma (18-5 MMA) (13-5 MFC) 3) Chan Kim Huat (24-8 MMA) (19-7 MFC) 4) Yoshinori Morishita (16-5 MMA) (9-5 MFC) 5) Hatsu Nishijima (22-9 MMA) (18-9 MFC) Featherweight Champ: Lamont Banner (25-2 MMA) (17-2 MFC) 1) Hans Christian Bloch (23-6 MMA) (16-5 MFC) 2) Hideki Pander (21-6 MMA) (12-4 MFC) 3) Ward Maloprop (17-5 MMA) (3-0 MFC) 4) Yagi Jokichi (27-6 MMA) (13-5 MFC) 5) Alejandro Laguera (19-5 MMA) (8-4 MFC Bantamweight Champ: Lito Alcala (23-4 MMA) (18-3 MFC) 1) Ronaldo Freitas (22-11 MMA) (18-11 MFC) 2) Brian Claremont (27-6 MMA) (7-3 MFC 3) Kawin Kayem (20-9 MMA) (14-8 MFC) 4) Ikeda Kenkichio (19-5 MMA) (14-4 MFC) 5) John Hatter (15-7 MMA) (10-7 MFC) Some of my champions are long term champions... LHW Champion Valentin Tanayev (27-0) has 7 title defenses MW Champion Heath Kaladaris (18-3) has 5 title defenses FW Champion Lamont Banner (25-2) has 9 title defenses (over 2 different reigns) BW Champion Lito Alcala (23-4) has 4 title defenses HW Champion Murilo Satinho has 3 title defenses At Welterweight the title has changed hands between Evan Pizzarro (30-5) and Evan Gardner (30-4) for the past 6 years. They have fought 8 times in this time and are tied at 4-4. Nobody else can seem to get close to either of these.

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="USNNJB9" data-cite="USNNJB9" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="44606" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>any good up an comers maybe undefeated?</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> </p><p> IMO the top 10 best 'up and comers' that are Free Agents near he start of the game are:</p><p> </p><p> 1) Lamont Banner (8-0)</p><p> 2) Bill Brown (8-0)</p><p> 3) Aleksandar Ivanov (11-1)</p><p> 4) Ollie Rockmeteller (8-0)</p><p> 5) Evan Gardner (10-0)</p><p> 6) Chan Kim Huat (5-1)</p><p> 7) Datsakorn Pratoomwong (4-0)</p><p> 8) Danny Pizzarro (7-0)</p><p> 9) Shaun Dico (7-0)</p><p> 10) Pai Cheng (9-0)</p>

<p>So I am in January 2007 for my created promotion from Alabama - Matt Fighting Championship (MFC for short). We have just increased our size to low level international. I run a lot of tournaments to determine new #1 contenders. Generally i have a rule of only signing guys 30 years old or younger and with no more than 3 losses, so most guys have very good records when i sign them. </p><p> </p><p> My champion and top 10 rankings per division:</p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Heavyweight</span></strong></p><p> <span style="color:#FF8C00;"><strong>Champion</strong></span>: Sam Hoynes (19-1 MMA) (4-0 MFC)</p><p> 1) Aleksandar Ivanov (26-5 MMA) (15-4 MFC)</p><p> 2) Murilo Satinho (21-1 MMA) (4-1 MFC)</p><p> 3) Morgan Wakarewarewa (15-1 MMA) (8-1 MFC)</p><p> 4) Lars-Gunnar Ekberg (20-4 MMA) (9-3 MFC)</p><p> 5) Kanezane Fujii (16-3 MMA) (4-2 MFC)</p><p> 6) Pai Cheng (20-5 MMA) (11-5 MFC)</p><p> 7) Matas Fialkowska (12-5 MMA) (9-5 MFC)</p><p> 8) Moses Amakochi (13-3 MMA) (8-3 MFC)</p><p> 9) Zydrunas Sigaustas (14-4 MMA) (10-4 MFC)</p><p> 10) Marmaduke Chufnell (12-5 MMA) (8-5 MFC)</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Light Heavyweight</span></strong></p><p> <strong><span style="color:#FF8C00;">Champion</span></strong>: Valentin Taneyev (22-0 MMA) (7-0 MFC)</p><p> 1) Datsakorn Pratoomwong (14-4 MMA) (10-4 MFC)</p><p> 2) Rafael Van Der Moot (26-4 MMA) (9-3 MFC)</p><p> 3) Allen LeFleur (17-4 MMA) (10-4 MFC)</p><p> 4) Danny Akabaro (18-6 MMA) (7-4 MFC)</p><p> 5) Joshua Hope (22-3 MMA) (5-3 MFC)</p><p> 6) Jericho Stewart (17-3 MMA) (2-2 MFC)</p><p> 7) Crow Leddy (13-4 MMA) (3-2 MFC)</p><p> 8) Matthew Michael Kirby (15-5 MMA) (4-3 MFC)</p><p> 9) MacGregor Dare (19-7 MMA) (11-7 MFC)</p><p> 10) Fabian Schar (16-4 MMA) (5-4 MFC)</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Middleweight</span></strong></p><p> <strong><span style="color:#FF8C00;">Champion</span></strong>: Heath Kaladaris (20-4 MMA) (13-3 MFC)</p><p> 1) Bill Brown (23-4 MMA) (15-4 MFC)</p><p> 2) Kadonomaro Deguchi (17-3 MMA) (5-2 MFC)</p><p> 3) Shaun Dico (22-6 MMA) (15-6 MFC)</p><p> 4) Esteban Vega (18-5 MMA) (10-5 MFC)</p><p> 5) Snuffy Fonfana (16-3 MMA) (4-2 MFC)</p><p> 6) Julio Gutierrez (16-6 MMA) (9-6 MFC)</p><p> 7) Saemon Endo (15-5 MMA) (8-5 MFC)</p><p> 8) Mortimer Greenfell (14-6 MMA) (10-6 MFC)</p><p> 9) Dwayne Alleyne (17-2 MMA) (2-2 MFC)</p><p> 10) Thom Billings (18-5 MMA) (9-5 MFC)</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Welterweight</span></strong></p><p> <strong><span style="color:#FF8C00;">Champion</span></strong>: Evan Gardner (25-2 MMA) (15-2 MFC)</p><p> 1) Evan Pizzarro (24-4 MMA) (17-4 MFC)</p><p> 2) Danny Rowan (19-5 MMA) (15-5 MFC)</p><p> 3) Garth Neill (15-3 MMA) (5-2 MFC)</p><p> 4) Louis De La Torre (23-9 MMA) (14-9 MFC)</p><p> 5) Jayden Karp (15-3 MMA) (5-3 MFC)</p><p> 6) Delroy Rhodes (20-3 MMA) (4-3 MFC)</p><p> 7) Gideon Navarro (15-5 MMA) (8-5 MFC)</p><p> 8) Martin Cupples (19-4 MMA) (4-3 MFC)</p><p> 9) Heinz-Hermann Haussermann (11-5 MMA) (6-5 MFC)</p><p> 10) Valdo Calamari (16-7 MMA) (8-7 MFC)</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Lightweight</span></strong></p><p> <strong><span style="color:#FF8C00;">Champion</span></strong>: Tarcisio Dantas (17-0 MMA) (7-0 MFC)</p><p> 1) Chan Kim Huat (18-5 MMA) (13-4 MFC)</p><p> 2) Tim Oldacres (18-4 MMA) (6-2 MFC)</p><p> 3) Ren Akai (16-3 MMA) (4-0 MFC)</p><p> 4) Hatsu Nishijima (17-7 MMA) (13-7 MFC)</p><p> 5) Norihide Kusonoki (14-6 MMA) (10-6 MFC)</p><p> 6) Chad Zoff (14-4 MMA) (7-4 MFC)</p><p> 7) Shusui Ikoma (13-4 MMA) (8-4 MFC)</p><p> 8) Chakrit Mamanee (9-3 MMA) (5-3 MFC)</p><p> 9) John Kavli (10-4 MMA) (6-4 MFC)</p><p> 10) Xavi Castellejo (15-6 MMA) (7-6 MFC)</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Featherweight</span></strong></p><p> <strong><span style="color:#FF8C00;">Champion</span></strong>: Lamont Banner (18-0 MMA) (10-0 MFC)</p><p> 1) Hans Christian Bloch (19-5 MMA) (12-4 MFC)</p><p> 2) Yagi Jokichi (20-3 MMA) (6-2 MFC)</p><p> 3) Ikeda Kenkichio (14-3 MMA) (9-2 MFC)</p><p> 4) Alejandro Laguera (16-2 MMA) (5-1 MFC)</p><p> 5) Hideki Pander (16-5 MMA) (7-3 MFC)</p><p> 6) Swithens Corcoran (15-5 MMA) (10-5 MFC)</p><p> 7) Nuno Valentino (17-5 MMA) (10-5 MFC)</p><p> 8) Tyler Aidi (16-5 MMA) (8-5 MFC)</p><p> 9) David James Diggle (17-4 MMA) (2-1 MFC)</p><p> 10) Stephen Conti (11-4 MMA) (6-3 MFC)</p><p> </p><p> </p><p> <strong><span style="text-decoration:underline;">Bantamweight</span></strong></p><p> <strong><span style="color:#FF8C00;">Champion</span></strong>: Brian Claremont (24-3 MMA) (4-0 MFC)</p><p> 1) Ollie Rockmeteller (18-2 MMA) (10-2 MFC)</p><p> 2) Lito Alcala (18-4 MMA) (13-3 MFC)</p><p> 3) Apolonio Redondo Jr (18-5 MMA) (10-4 MFC)</p><p> 4) John Hatter (13-6 MMA) (8-6 MFC)</p><p> 5) Markus Waller (14-5 MMA) (9-5 MFC)</p><p> 6) Ryozo Ozawa (16-6 MMA) (9-6 MFC)</p><p> 7) Zabit Mansurov (12-5 MMA) (8-5 MFC)</p><p> 8) Ronaldo Freitas (12-7 MMA) (8-7 MFC)</p><p> 9) Newton Reis (13-6 MMA) (7-6 MFC)</p><p> 10) Kawin Kayem (14-7 MMA) (8-6 MFC)</p>

Is there a way to see a fighters maximum weight? I have made my heavyweight division 206 - 300 pounds, but one super heavyweight (Melvin Yeo) seems to be healthy but isn't showing up. I was wondering if he weighed over 300 pounds.

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="TheProdigy" data-cite="TheProdigy" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="44604" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Did you make a lot of new signings? Were other fighters in between fighting?</div></blockquote><p> </p><p> Yea did make quite a few signings but not 14 - possibly 2 or 3. And may have been 1 other fight in the division on the same card but neither of those would explain the huge drop in ranking.</p>

<p>Didn't want to post in technical as it may not be an error, however i'm finding a problem with the divisional rankings. One of my guys was ranked #6 at heavyweight. I gave him a bit of a warm up fight against somebody ranked around #23 or #24. He won via 1st round submission and dropped to #20 in the division. </p><p> </p><p> Seems crazy - that would be like Mark Hunt beating someone like Timothy Johnson in the 1st round then dropping 14 spots in the rankings.</p>

<p>Last question - I was 6 months into a regular game before i started this MW mod. When i click on load game it only shows this new mod game, not the old game i had started on the other database. </p><p> </p><p> When i click the 'database' tab on the main screen it only shows this Modern Warriors database. Does this mean i have accidentally deleted the original database and thus lost my original save game?</p><p> </p><p> I was hoping to sort of alternate days, one day playing the real world mod and another day playing the original database save.</p>