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On a recent episode of "The MMA Hour" with Ariel Helwani, the CEO of Tournament Fighting Championship (TFC), John Smith, made a guest appearance and teased the upcoming announcement of the first event for the new MMA organization. During the interview, Smith shared some insight into his vision for TFC and how it aims to differentiate itself from other MMA promotions. He stated that TFC would focus on bringing together the best fighters from around the world in a tournament-style format, which would allow fans to follow the journey of their favorite fighters as they battle through the competition. Smith also revealed that TFC had already signed several high-profile fighters, including some who had previously competed in other MMA organizations. He explained that TFC was willing to offer these fighters more money and a better platform to showcase their skills. When asked about the location and date of the first TFC event, Smith remained tight-lipped, saying only that a formal announcement would be made soon. However, he did hint that the event would be held in a major city in the United States and would feature some of the biggest names in MMA. Overall, Smith's appearance on "The MMA Hour" was a promising sign for MMA fans who are eagerly awaiting the launch of TFC. With its focus on tournaments and a roster of top-tier fighters, TFC has the potential to become a major player in the MMA world. It will be interesting to see how TFC develops and how it differentiates itself from other established MMA promotions. MMA fans will be eagerly anticipating the announcement of TFC's first event, which could be a game-changer for the sport.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Tournament Fighting Championship (TFC) to Shake Up MMA Scene with Innovative Format Los Angeles, California - The mixed martial arts world is about to get a whole lot more exciting with the launch of Tournament Fighting Championship (TFC). This innovative new organization is set to feature both men's and women's weight divisions and will be based in California. But what really sets TFC apart is its commitment to bringing back the one-night tournament format. This exciting format, which fell out of favor due to safety concerns, will see fighters competing in multiple bouts in one night to determine the winner of a weight division. With its focus on safety and fighter welfare, TFC is set to revolutionize the one-night tournament format and make it a highlight of the MMA calendar. In addition to the one-night tournament format, TFC will also feature junior events for newcomers, providing a platform for up-and-coming fighters to showcase their skills on a big stage. TFC's mix of younger fighters and established names is sure to provide an interesting dynamic for fans, as they will get to see the best of both worlds in one organization. "We are thrilled to be bringing TFC to the MMA world," said the CEO of TFC. "Our focus on innovation and inclusivity sets us apart from other organizations, and we are confident that fans will love the exciting fight formats that we have in store." TFC's launch date is yet to be announced, but fans can expect to see some of the biggest names in the sport competing for TFC titles. With its focus on diversity and inclusivity, TFC is poised to become a major player in the MMA scene.

Heavyweight Bout: (#7) Derrick Lewis (265 lbs) vs. (#12) Sergey Spivak (245 lbs) Co-Main Event Featherweight Bout: (#14) Edson Barboza (245 lbs) vs. Hakeem Dawodu (145 lbs) Heavyweight Bout: (#10) Marcin Tybura (250 lbs) vs. (#14) Blagoy Ivanov (251 lbs) Lightweight Bout: (#15) Grant Dawson (155 lbs) vs. Drakkar Klose (155 lbs) Featherweight Bout: Doo Ho Choi (145 lbs) vs. Kyle Nelson (145 lbs) Light Heavyweight Bout: Devin Clark (205 lbs) vs. Da Un Jung (205 lbs) Preliminary Card Middleweight Bout: Jun Young Park (185 lbs) vs. Denis Tiuliulin (185 lbs) Flyweight Bout: Tatsuro Taira (125 lbs) vs. Jesus Santos Aguilar (125 lbs) Women´s Flyweight Bout: Ji Yeon Kim (125 lbs) vs. Mandy Bohm (125 lbs) Welterweight Bout: Yusaku Kinoshita (170 lbs) vs. Adam Fugitt (170 lbs) Bantamweight Bout: Rinya Nakamura (135 lbs) vs. Toshiomi Kazama (135 lbs) (*1) Featherweight Bout: Jeongyeong Lee (145 lbs) vs. Zha Yi (145 lbs) (*2) Flyweight Bout: Seung Guk Choi (125 lbs) vs. Hyun Sung Park (125 lbs) (*3) Lightweight Bout: Jeka Saragih (155 lbs) vs. Anshul Jubli (157 lbs)*

Light Heavyweight Championship Bout: (#2) Glover Teixeira (205 lbs) vs. (#7) Jamahal Hill (205 lbs) Co-Main Event Flyweight Championship Bout: (C) Deiverson Figueiredo (125 lbs) vs. (IC) Brandon Moreno (125 lbs) Welterweight Bout: (#5) Gilbert Burns (170 lbs) vs. (#12) Neil Magny (170 lbs) Women´s Flyweight Bout: (#4 STW) Jessica Andrade (125 lbs) vs. (#4) Lauren Murphy (125 lbs) Light Heavyweight Bout: (#9) Paul Craig (205 lbs) vs. (#12) Johnny Walker (205 lbs) Preliminary Card Light Heavyweight Bout: Mauricio Rua (205 lbs) vs. Ihor Potieria (205 lbs) Middleweight Bout: Brad Tavares (185 lbs) vs. Gregory Rodrigues (185 lbs) Heavyweight Bout: (#14) Shamil Abdurakhimov (257 lbs) vs. Jailton Almeida (225 lbs) Lightweight Bout: Thiago Moises (155 lbs) vs. Guram Kutateladze (155 lbs) Welterweight Bout: Mounir Lazzez (170 lbs) vs. Gabriel Bonfim (170 lbs) Bantamweight Bout: Cody Stamann (135 lbs) vs. Raulian Paiva (135 lbs) Lightweight Bout: Terrence McKinney (155 lbs) vs. Ismael Bonfim (155 lbs) Welterweight Bout: Warlley Alves (170 lbs) vs. Nicholas Dalby (170 lbs) Women´s Featherweight Bout: Josiane Nunes (145 lbs) vs. Zarah Fairn (145 lbs) Bantamweight Bout: Saimon Oliveira (135 lbs) vs. Daniel Marcos (135 lbs)

Middleweight Bout: (#12) Nassourdine Imavov (185 lbs) vs. (#13) Kelvin Gastelum (185 lbs) Co-Main Event Featherweight Bout: (#13) Dan Ige (145 lbs) vs. Damon Jackson (145 lbs) Middleweight Bout: Punahele Soriano (185 lbs) vs. Roman Kopylov (185 lbs) Women´s Bantamweight Bout: (#2) Ketlen Vieira (135 lbs) vs. (#5) Raquel Pennington (135 lbs) Bantamweight Bout: (#11) Umar Nurmagomedov (135 lbs) vs. Raoni Barcelos (135 lbs) Middleweight Bout: Abdul Razak Alhassan (185 lbs) vs. Claudio Ribeiro (185 lbs) Preliminary Card Lightweight Bout: Mateusz Rebecki (155 lbs) vs. Trey Ogden (155 lbs) Bantamweight Bout: Javid Basharat (135 lbs) vs. Mateus Mendonça (135 lbs) Flyweight Bout: Allan Nascimento (125 lbs) vs. Carlos Hernandez (125 lbs) Featherweight Bout: Dan Argueta (145 lbs) vs. Isaac Dulgarian (145 lbs) Flyweight Bout: Jimmy Flick (125 lbs) vs. Charles Johnson (125 lbs) Women's Flyweight Bout: Priscila Cachoeira (125 lbs) vs. Sijara Eubanks (125 lbs)

Can't wait to follow the diary. Who knows, it might push me to get back in the game. Just for infos, which database did you used ? Thanks

Not only that, I'd wish we could preset group of brodcasters for our events, instead of picking them up manually, like we do with broadcast team. I'd wish to preset a PPV broadcast group and a TV broadcast group, and on the event page, I could select PPV instead of picking them up one by one...

It's probably already done, but from the november mod, I would bump Khamzat Chimaev popularity to Low-Level National in the US.

Count me in as a reader !!

Also when starting a game, it says the CES MMA HW champ is not active and not under contract

If I find time between University papers, I'll try to work on Canadian MMA Scene, I intend to do a top25 of each male division and 25 females. If I manage to do it, I'll send it to you !

Count me in ! Really hope you'll do well in establishing your company

<p>Sorry for the double post, but I may have found a lead.</p><p> In the mass edit thread of the editor, we can "Give all contracts recommended base pay". Maybe with the help of Adam, is there a way to change this recommended pay to be the one I putted down there ? Thanks</p><p> </p><p> </p><blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="cecede123" data-cite="cecede123" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="51170" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Hey fellow modders ! Do someone know if we can mass edit contracts ? As you may know, the game is a pain in the ass at the start because the salaries are a bit messed up. I would like, in my game, to modify the contracts matching popularity, and in the save I'll have templates contracts...<p> </p><p> Low Reg : 12k12k</p><p> Mid Reg : 20k20k</p><p> High Reg : 30k30k</p><p> Low Nat : 50k50k</p><p> Mid Nat : 70k70k</p><p> High Nat : 100k100k</p><p> Low Inter : 200k200k</p><p> Mid Inter : Between 300 and 500 k</p><p> High Inter : 1 million and up. Like Khabib would be 1m, Conor what ? 6mil ?</p><p> </p><p> LMK what you think and if there is a way to go other than changing manually every contracts !</p><p> </p><p> Thanks, Cecede !</p></div></blockquote>

<p>Hey fellow modders ! Do someone know if we can mass edit contracts ? As you may know, the game is a pain in the ass at the start because the salaries are a bit messed up. I would like, in my game, to modify the contracts matching popularity, and in the save I'll have templates contracts...</p><p> </p><p> Low Reg : 12k12k</p><p> Mid Reg : 20k20k</p><p> High Reg : 30k30k</p><p> Low Nat : 50k50k</p><p> Mid Nat : 70k70k</p><p> High Nat : 100k100k</p><p> Low Inter : 200k200k</p><p> Mid Inter : Between 300 and 500 k</p><p> High Inter : 1 million and up. Like Khabib would be 1m, Conor what ? 6mil ?</p><p> </p><p> LMK what you think and if there is a way to go other than changing manually every contracts !</p><p> </p><p> Thanks, Cecede !</p>

Yeah me too can't wait for this update, I'll probably start a Youtube Real World serie with the new DB !!

I think it's safe to say TKO MMA (Canadian company) is definitly closed. The last fight card they held was in May 2019, and nothing indicates they will reopen (In Quebec medias). There's not real MMA company in Canada anymore (everything is low-level regional in game terms ) Most Canadian prospect fights now for ARES FC or UAE Warrior...

TRUE NORTH MMA 1 : MENJIVAR VS ROMERO RESULTS <a href="https://ibb.co/hcX981B"><img src="https://i.ibb.co/Nr1CYn9/TN1-2.png" alt="TN1-2" border="0"></a> <a href="https://ibb.co/8MrR5SF"><img src="https://i.ibb.co/6YHpPf6/TN1-1.png" alt="TN1-1" border="0"></a> It was a colorful evening for the few fans who traveled to Toronto for the inaugural True North event. The eight featured fights delivered the goods, with eight ending fights before the limit. The judges indeed had a quiet evening, while the fighters present at the event gave everything to provide the fans with finishes. The best fight of the night was unequivocally the one between Kurt Southern and Chris DeMarce, as the first round was a credit to Southern, only to see DeMarce come back from behind and finish the fight before the limit. The co-main event may have kept the amateurs on their toes, with a TKO just after 22 seconds of engagement. On the other hand, the final fight of the evening was a chess match for 4 rounds. Patrick Coté also took advantage of the event to announce the next event, which will take place in September.

Thanks McDojo ! The first card results will be posted today. Can you see the pictures I put ? The last time around they were not showing up ?

<a href=" https://ibb.co/7zDvX6S"><img src="https://i.ibb.co/SxgNP96/True-North-MMA-1.png" alt="True-North-MMA-1" border="0"></a> First True North MMA event of its history is now set. In the main event, El Terror of El Savaldor Ivan Menjivar is coming out of retirement in order to give visibility to the new organization. He'll face the ever-dangerous Will Romero, who'll be looking to establish his name in the 145-pound division, and possibly position himself for an eventual inaugural championship fight. In the co-main event, veterans lightweight Jason Saggo and Alex Ricci are expected to provide sparks for the spectators attending. Both are formers UFC fighters and are giving some name value to the card. Also present at the event, prospects Adam Dyczka and Yoni Sherbatov will try to impress enough to fall in the eye of the UFC. Complete card goes like this : Main Event (145 lbs) Ivan Menjivar vs Will Romero Co Main-Event (155 lbs) Jason Saggo vs Alex Ricci (135 lbs) Austin Ryan vs Yoni Sherbatov (170 lbs) Andrew McInnis vs Matt Dwyer (155 lbs) Kurt Southern vs Curtis DeMarce (170 lbs) Matt McGrath vs Christien Savoie (265 lbs) Adam Dyczka vs Mike Hackert (170 lbs) Michael Hill vs Sergej Juskevic

With the bankruptcy of Canada's flagship MMA organization, TKO, the mixed martial arts market was now wide open north of the US border. However, this opening was short-lived, as the UFC veteran and until recently French-language broadcast commentator for the industry-leading company, Patrick Côté, provided capital to found a new Canadian organization. This is how True North MMA was born, based in Toronto, Ontario. However, Côté was very vocal at the press conference, saying that it was the entire Canadian market that he was targeting, and that it shouldn't be surprising to see True North roaming from coast to coast. Side and his organization will have big shoes to fill, since the last Canadians from TKO have had mixed success in the UFC, Charles Jourdain being probably the most successful. The last big name coming of TKO was maybe Ciryl Gane, great prospect in the Heavyweight division. The organization's first gala is scheduled to take place at the end of August. ******* I'm using the August update of the MW mod. It's a local to global story, but I won't use money restrictions. I however gave me some rules : to be realistic, I will let go my fighters to UFC until I'm High Level National in Canada. Otherwise, it wouldn't be realistic. As a feeder league for the UFC, I will enforce signing regens and game generated fighters coming from Canada. I give me the right to talk to move base 1 fighter by month, like TKO did with Ciryl Gane. But, it would have to be realistic, so no Americans, or Asiatics fighters as they have orgs in their respective areas. Since I may run in workers availability problems, I will enforce a 4 loss streak rule instead of my habitual 3 losses streaks before being cut.*********

In my more realistic saves in the UFC, I sometimes track my PPV shows, take the PPV money and divide it by X amount that the company would receive of the 60$ to buy. Exemple, I made 32 millions / by 40 bucks = 800 000 buys, then I would track those datas and compare within my company

Excellent ! Just one thing I would recommand is maybe putting a bit extra time on the video when we read the matches results, we don't have the time to read it completely ! Otherwise fantastic presentation

<p>You go on the phone logo to the left, then weight classes. You should have a menu showing your weight classes. On the weight class detail screen (in the middle), you'll write down the informations of the new weight class. Exemple if you create a Women's Bantamweight division and you already have a Men's Bantamweight division, you'll have to call the new weight class Women's Bantamweight because you can't have two weightclasses with the same name even tho it's not the same gender. So you can select the default weight class, they click apply and the sliders will automatically place themself in the right place. Finally, in the gender box, you'll select female. Prestige won't matter if you control the company. Finally, hit the save button. The game will ask you if you want them to create a belt. Then tadam, it's done !</p><p> </p><p> Sorry for the english, I have french as a daily language. </p><p> </p><p> Hope this is clear enough <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></p>

Not really a poster on the TEW side as I am a WMMA player, but with the release of TEW2020 I visit the dark side more often (no pun intended <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />) and the graphics on this looks astonishing ! Keep up the great work <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> I'll definitly give this an interested read <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />