Post your current champions

xamdam · October 18, 2016

I'm glad this thread got bumped! That was a fun read! Here's my current list...

GAMMA, October 2005

All title fights consist of twelve (yes, 12!) five minute rounds.

Stoppage victories listed in parentheses after W-L record.

Super Heavyweight:

"King Kong" Khang, 29-1 (27), 2-time champ with 11 defenses in first reign.

This Muay Thai phenom from Bangkok grabbed the Super Heavyweight title in crushing fashion in July of 2002 with a 27-second head kick knockout over George Pickering, who had defended the title 4 times after taking it from Davey Rushton in February of 2001. After making a record-setting 11 defenses and stopping all but two of his foes in the process, Khang finally slipped up and lost a slim but unanimous decision (115-113) to newcomer Harvey Pawlak at GAMMA 119 in March of 2005. Despite winning, Pawlak needed far longer to recover than Khang, so Khang scored a quick victory over Matas Fialkowska in June to secure a rematch with Pawlak in September. In a back and forth brawl for the ages, Khang scored an epic, come from behind knockout in the 11th round to regain the title. Assuming Pawlak wins another fight or two in the interim, their rubber match is one of the most anticipated fights on deck for late 2006.

Heavyweight:

"Grande Urso" Murillo Satinho, 28-0 (22), 10 defenses.

The Great Bear has been on quite the run since debuting in GAMMA in October of 2001. After winning 5 fights against mid-level opposition, Satinho was granted a title shot against Hassan Fezzik, who had defended the title 7 times since taking it from James Foster in May of 2001. Satinho absolutely dominated Fezzik en route to a 5th round TKO victory due to strikes. Satinho has since proceeded to rattle off victories over every available top contender, sometimes in dominant fashion, sometimes escaping by the skin of his teeth with split or majority decisions. There are several young monsters on the rise in the GAMMA Heavyweight division, and rumors persist that the legendary Maximus Mack may be considering a jump to Heavyweight, so the next year should provide many significant new challenges for the champ.

Light Heavyweight:

Rafael van der Moot, 24-2, 0 defenses.

Having just taken the title from Toby Sorkin via 2nd round KO less than a month ago, van der Moot's ceiling is a bit of an unknown. He looked like a world beater in ALPHA-1 before losing via 7th round KO to Zvonimir Asanovic. He began to rebuild in GAMMA the next year, but then suffered a surprising 2nd round TKO loss to Marlon John. After stringing together 6 victories over an escalating level of competition, he was granted a title shot against the long-reigning and undefeated "Judoka Who'll Choke Ya".

Most fans and media members expected Sorkin to grind out a decision victory or submit van der Moot with his masterful ground game, but van der Moot was having none of that. He quickly rushed Sorkin in the first round and began to hammer him from pillar to post (or corner to cage) until Sorkin could take no more, finally succumbing to a wicked right hand in round 2. As Sorkin looks to rebuild and work his way into a rematch, van der Moot may tangle with William Harrison or the undefeated Toby Dingleberry in his first title defense.

Middleweight, Welterweight, AND Lightweight

"The Monster" Maximus Mack, 30-0 (30), 11, 14, and 16 defenses, respectively.

What can one say about Maximus Mack? Words fall far short of articulating the majesty and frightening prowess of this young, weight-class-jumping legend-in-the-making. After taking the Lightweight title IN HIS DEBUT from Brandon Sugar via 21-second KO, Mack has proceeded to absolutely obliterate every challenge thrown his way. A phenom in every single aspect of MMA, he rarely loses a round, let alone a fight.

After making 6 defenses of the Lightweight title, Mack jumped all the way to Middleweight to challenge long-reigning champ Matthew Dean. When asked why he didn't make a stop at Welterweight on the way up to challenge then-champ Nathan Chambers, Mack simply replied "I wanted a greater challenge". Though Mack dominated every single aspect of the fight, it appeared as if Dean would become the first person to take him the distance... but Mack cranked up the intensity in the twelfth and final round to score a brutal knockout via punches with less than 50 seconds to go.

Since then, only one person has managed to take Mack past the 10th round, and every single challenger has fallen via KO, TKO, or submission. He quickly added the Welterweight title to his collection with a brutal Muay Thai elbow KO over Chambers, and, often defending two titles at once, has gone on to defend all three titles an unbelievable number of times. With his fight cards having grossed over 1.5 billion dollars for GAMMA, Mack is without doubt the face of the promotion... and all of MMA.

Rumor has it that Mack intends to make yet another weight-class jump next year... this time all the way to Heavyweight. Will The Great Bear be too much for this "Monster"? Or will Mack cement his place as the GOAT before the age of 25? Only time will tell!

Featherweight (Women's)

"Legendary" Lilly Lexington, 17-0 (17), 0 defenses.

The sky is the limit for Lexington, fresh off a dominating performance over long-reigning champ "Bad Apple" Alexandra Appleton. Appleton's undefeated ledger and record-setting streak of 11 consecutive title defenses came crashing down by way of punches in a devastating 4th round KO loss. Though quite young and comparatively inexperienced, many expected Lexington to provide a stiff challenge for Appleton, as she is the apparent leader of a pack of hungry young wolves who debuted in GAMMA in 2004. Many challenges lie ahead for the one they call "Legendary". Appleton is eager to rebuild herself and earn a rematch. Joan "The Animal" Jackson - the only GAMMA Featherweight champ prior to Appleton - is on a dominant, 5-fight winning streak since her rematch loss to Appleton and may be in line for Lexington's first title defense. And then there's that pack of hungry young wolves...

Will Lexington live up to the hype and eclipse the reign of the woman from whom she took the title, or will she fall somewhere along the way? MMA fans around the world can't wait to find out!

Azul · October 27, 2016

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="xamdam" data-cite="xamdam" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="38792" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>I'm glad this thread got bumped! That was a fun read! Here's my current list... GAMMA, October 2005 All title fights consist of twelve (yes, 12!) five minute rounds. Stoppage victories listed in parentheses after W-L record. Super Heavyweight: "King Kong" Khang, 29-1 (27), 2-time champ with 11 defenses in first reign. This Muay Thai phenom from Bangkok grabbed the Super Heavyweight title in crushing fashion in July of 2002 with a 27-second head kick knockout over George Pickering, who had defended the title 4 times after taking it from Davey Rushton in February of 2001. After making a record-setting 11 defenses and stopping all but two of his foes in the process, Khang finally slipped up and lost a slim but unanimous decision (115-113) to newcomer Harvey Pawlak at GAMMA 119 in March of 2005. Despite winning, Pawlak needed far longer to recover than Khang, so Khang scored a quick victory over Matas Fialkowska in June to secure a rematch with Pawlak in September. In a back and forth brawl for the ages, Khang scored an epic, come from behind knockout in the 11th round to regain the title. Assuming Pawlak wins another fight or two in the interim, their rubber match is one of the most anticipated fights on deck for late 2006. Heavyweight: "Grande Urso" Murillo Satinho, 28-0 (22), 10 defenses. The Great Bear has been on quite the run since debuting in GAMMA in October of 2001. After winning 5 fights against mid-level opposition, Satinho was granted a title shot against Hassan Fezzik, who had defended the title 7 times since taking it from James Foster in May of 2001. Satinho absolutely dominated Fezzik en route to a 5th round TKO victory due to strikes. Satinho has since proceeded to rattle off victories over every available top contender, sometimes in dominant fashion, sometimes escaping by the skin of his teeth with split or majority decisions. There are several young monsters on the rise in the GAMMA Heavyweight division, and rumors persist that the legendary Maximus Mack may be considering a jump to Heavyweight, so the next year should provide many significant new challenges for the champ. Light Heavyweight: Rafael van der Moot, 24-2, 0 defenses. Having just taken the title from Toby Sorkin via 2nd round KO less than a month ago, van der Moot's ceiling is a bit of an unknown. He looked like a world beater in ALPHA-1 before losing via 7th round KO to Zvonimir Asanovic. He began to rebuild in GAMMA the next year, but then suffered a surprising 2nd round TKO loss to Marlon John. After stringing together 6 victories over an escalating level of competition, he was granted a title shot against the long-reigning and undefeated "Judoka Who'll Choke Ya". Most fans and media members expected Sorkin to grind out a decision victory or submit van der Moot with his masterful ground game, but van der Moot was having none of that. He quickly rushed Sorkin in the first round and began to hammer him from pillar to post (or corner to cage) until Sorkin could take no more, finally succumbing to a wicked right hand in round 2. As Sorkin looks to rebuild and work his way into a rematch, van der Moot may tangle with William Harrison or the undefeated Toby Dingleberry in his first title defense. Middleweight, Welterweight, AND Lightweight "The Monster" Maximus Mack, 30-0 (30), 11, 14, and 16 defenses, respectively. What can one say about Maximus Mack? Words fall far short of articulating the majesty and frightening prowess of this young, weight-class-jumping legend-in-the-making. After taking the Lightweight title IN HIS DEBUT from Brandon Sugar via 21-second KO, Mack has proceeded to absolutely obliterate every challenge thrown his way. A phenom in every single aspect of MMA, he rarely loses a round, let alone a fight. After making 6 defenses of the Lightweight title, Mack jumped all the way to Middleweight to challenge long-reigning champ Matthew Dean. When asked why he didn't make a stop at Welterweight on the way up to challenge then-champ Nathan Chambers, Mack simply replied "I wanted a greater challenge". Though Mack dominated every single aspect of the fight, it appeared as if Dean would become the first person to take him the distance... but Mack cranked up the intensity in the twelfth and final round to score a brutal knockout via punches with less than 50 seconds to go. Since then, only one person has managed to take Mack past the 10th round, and every single challenger has fallen via KO, TKO, or submission. He quickly added the Welterweight title to his collection with a brutal Muay Thai elbow KO over Chambers, and, often defending two titles at once, has gone on to defend all three titles an unbelievable number of times. With his fight cards having grossed over 1.5 billion dollars for GAMMA, Mack is without doubt the face of the promotion... and all of MMA. Rumor has it that Mack intends to make yet another weight-class jump next year... this time all the way to Heavyweight. Will The Great Bear be too much for this "Monster"? Or will Mack cement his place as the GOAT before the age of 25? Only time will tell! Featherweight (Women's) "Legendary" Lilly Lexington, 17-0 (17), 0 defenses. The sky is the limit for Lexington, fresh off a dominating performance over long-reigning champ "Bad Apple" Alexandra Appleton. Appleton's undefeated ledger and record-setting streak of 11 consecutive title defenses came crashing down by way of punches in a devastating 4th round KO loss. Though quite young and comparatively inexperienced, many expected Lexington to provide a stiff challenge for Appleton, as she is the apparent leader of a pack of hungry young wolves who debuted in GAMMA in 2004. Many challenges lie ahead for the one they call "Legendary". Appleton is eager to rebuild herself and earn a rematch. Joan "The Animal" Jackson - the only GAMMA Featherweight champ prior to Appleton - is on a dominant, 5-fight winning streak since her rematch loss to Appleton and may be in line for Lexington's first title defense. And then there's that pack of hungry young wolves... Will Lexington live up to the hype and eclipse the reign of the woman from whom she took the title, or will she fall somewhere along the way? MMA fans around the world can't wait to find out!</div></blockquote> WOW you have some dominant champions. Maximum Mack is CRAZY. I have never seen a save like that. He must be a regen, I don't see him in the default database. I'm personally not a fan of regens which is why I love the X-CVE mod. I'm going to add total title match victories to mine (+1 win title, +1 for each defense) per weight division. I'm curious to see other peoples for this instead of just the current champions. Might help me pick up the right guys to keep GAMMA at #2 <img alt=":p" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />. But I do hear that the strength of the fighters is largely random compared to their default ratings, which is something I really like. I'm new to the game so I'm not totally sure if that is correct. February 2004 - ALPHA-1: Super Heavyweight: Saladin - 1 Defense Heavyweight: Aleksander Ivanov - 0 Defenses Light Heavyweight: Hyun-Shik Lim - 0 Defenses Middleweight: Heiji Endo - 5 Defenses Welterweight: Kimihiro Ohayashi - 0 Defenses Lightweight: Fiyero Lermontov - 2 Defenses Featherweight: Tomohiro Takeuchi - 5 Defenses * = Still Champion +1 Win Title, +1 For Each Title Defense Title Match Victories - Top 5: 1. Hassan Fezzik 10 Heavyweight 2. Heiji Endo* 9 Middleweight 3. Tadamasa Yamada 8 Light Heavyweight 4. Tomohiro Takeuchi* 6 Featherweighht T5. Ichisake Miyagi 5 Welterweight T5. Palmer Lette 5 Super Heavyweight Top Title Match Victories - Per Division: Super Heavyweight Palmer Lette 5 Heavyweight Hassan Fessik 10 Light Heavyweight Tadamasa Yamada 8 Middleweight Heiji Endo* 9 Middleweight Welterweight Icisake Miyagi 5 Welterweight Featherweight Tomohiro Takeuchi 6 Featherweight

JGreyA · October 29, 2016

Major League Combat -- May, 1995

Inaugural Champions - No title defenses have occurred as of May, 1995.

BW: Kazhuhiro Sakamoto (def. Mamoru Okochi - next challenger is Kenichi Tanaka)

FW: Rumina Sato (def. Noboru Asahi - next challenger is Wander Braga)

LW: Ralph Gracie (def. Yuki Nakai but is out injured for 6 months - interim title to be determined between Yuki Nakai and Rafael Cordeiro)

WW: Pat Miletich (def. Royce Gracie - next challenger is Naoki Sakurada)

MW: Rickson Gracie (def. Erik Paulson - next challenger is Matt Hume)

LHW: Bas Rutten (def. Masakatsu Funaki - next challenger is Frank Shamrock)

HW: Ken Shamrock (def. Dan Severn - next challenger is Volk Han)

SHW: Bruce Baumgartner (def. Ricardo Morais - next challenger is Tank Abbott)

xamdam · November 2, 2016

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Azul" data-cite="Azul" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="38792" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>WOW you have some dominant champions. Maximum Mack is CRAZY. I have never seen a save like that. He must be a regen, I don't see him in the default database. </div></blockquote> Right?! I suspect Mr. Mack may be the result of the world's top genetic engineers' combined efforts to create the perfect fighter. <img alt=";)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/wink.png.686f06e511ee1fbf6bdc7d82f6831e53.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> I like your idea of adding the list of total title victories. I might have to add that the next time I update my list.

Azul · November 3, 2016

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="xamdam" data-cite="xamdam" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="38792" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Right?! I suspect Mr. Mack may be the result of the world's top genetic engineers' combined efforts to create the perfect fighter. <img alt=";)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/wink.png.686f06e511ee1fbf6bdc7d82f6831e53.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> I like your idea of adding the list of total title victories. I might have to add that the next time I update my list.</div></blockquote> I wonder if you have such dominant champions because your unique fighting rules create large advantages and disadvantages for fighters. I would say you have the most dominant regen.

Payne · November 8, 2016

My own created fed Monumental World of Fighting. Started as Local in Ontario, now 2nd biggest promotion in the world.

My champs are currently:

Heavyweight: Braden MacLeod; first title holder, 4 defenses

Light Heavyweight: Curt Kitson; second title holder, 2 defenses

Middleweight: Royce Gracie; second title holder, just defeated Heiji Endo

Welterweight: Vikram Sithalayan; second title holder, just defeated Nathan Chambers

Lightweight: Fiyero Lermontov; 4th title holder, just defeated Sammy Gaffigan

Featherweight: Vacant

Featherweight Females: Vacant

Bantamweight: Sarah Vaugh; first title holder, 2 defenses

Flyweight: Vacant

Strawweight: Cindy Kyle; first title holder, yet to defend

Azul · November 26, 2016

ALPHA-1 February 2006

Super Heavyweight:

Kamal Singh

1 Defense

Heavyweight:

Aleksander Ivanov

4 Defenses

Light Heavyweight:

Walter Morgan

0 Defenses

Middleweight:

Heiji Endo

1 Defense

Welterweight:

Syed Tan

0 Defenses

Lightweight:

Fiyero Lermontov

0 Defenses

Featherweight:

Yoshiro Makamori

0 Defenses

Top 5 Title Match Wins:

* = Current Champion

1. Heiji Endo* 12 Wins Middleweight

2. Hassan Fezzik 10 Wins Heavyweight

3. Tadamasa Yamada 8 Wins Light Heavyweight

4. Tomohiro Takeuchi 6 Wins Featherweight

T5. Aleksander Ivanov* 5 Wins Heavyweight

T5. Fiyero Lermontov* 5 Wins Lightweight

T5. Ichisake Miyagi 5 Wins Welterweight

T5. Palmer Lette 5 Wins Super Heavyweight

Top Title Match Victories Per Division:

Palmer Lette 5 Wins Super Heavyweight

Hassan Fessik 10 Wins Heavyweight

Tadamasa Yamada 8 Wins Light Heavyweight

Heiji Endo* 12 Wins Middleweight

Fiyero Lermontov* 5 Wins Lightweight

Ichisake Miyagi 5 Wins Welterweight

Tomohiro Takeuchi 6 Wins Featherweight

Celuwyn · December 21, 2016

Champions with my company, Invicta :

Featherweight : Elena Reid

Bantamweight : Cindy Dandois

Flyweight : Agnieszka Niedzwiedz (never seen her fight in real life, but she's good looking )

Strawweight : Angela Hill

Atomweight : Ayaka Hamasaki

Judoku1819 · December 21, 2016

GAMMA, March 2011

*Parentheses illustrate GAMMA record*

GAMMA Super-Heavyweight

"Texas" Teddy Glossop, 20-2 (16-2) w/ 7 defences

- Interim Champ -

"The Nomad" Atso Kuqi, 9-2 (9-2) w/ 1 defence

GAMMA Heavyweight

"The Machine" Brock Landers, 10-1 (9-1) w/ 3 defences

GAMMA Light-Heavyweight

Jericho Stewart, 18-1 (6-1) w/ 2 defences

GAMMA Middleweight

Thais Antonio Taffarel, 36-7 (11-2) w/ 3 defences

GAMMA Welterweight

Chad "Easy Z" Zoff, 26-2 (15-2) w/ 2 defences

GAMMA Lightweight

"Iron" Ali Alvarez, 15-1 (9-1) w/ no defences

- Interim Champ -

"The Diamond" Ryland Ayers, 21-5 (14-5) w/ no defences

GAMMA Featherweight

"Iron" Ali Alvarez, 15-1 (9-1) w/ 1 defence

GAMMA Bantamweight

Bonzo "Gonzo" Anstruther, 20-3 (8-0) w/ 1 defence

GAMMA Womens Featherweight

Josefine "Stand Still" Sill, 13-3 (1-0) w/ no defences

GAMMA Womens Bantamweight

"The Valkyrie" Ingrid Westermark, 18-2 (14-2) w/ no defences

GAMMA Womens Flyweight

Natalie "Rocky" Rogers, 25-6 (5-0) w/ 3 defences

cymru96 · December 21, 2016

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="Celuwyn" data-cite="Celuwyn" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="38792" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Champions with my company, Invicta : Featherweight : Elena Reid Bantamweight : Cindy Dandois Flyweight : Agnieszka Niedzwiedz (never seen her fight in real life, but she's good looking <img alt=":p" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/tongue.png.ceb643b2956793497cef30b0e944be28.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />) Strawweight : Angela Hill Atomweight : Ayaka Hamasaki</div></blockquote> Saw her fight at Cage Warriors 67, really impressive. Can't imagine it'll be long before she reaches the UFC irl.

reign · December 22, 2016

Ufc 2018

Heavyweight. Jon Jones just beat Cain twice back to back. He's next up against jds who's on a 5 fight win streak all finished in the 1st round

Light Heavyweight. Jon Jones. Interim is Anthony Johnson. He just beat cormier in a 5 round war. Which leaves them 1 all against each other.

Middleweight, Luke Rockhold. He beat Bisping in his rematch then has defended against Romero, weidman and whittaker. Souza is next in brazil

Welterweight, Damien maia, he beat Lawler in under 2 minutes to win the belt. He's next against Gsp who lost his return fight, but has won 2 on the bounce since

Lightweight, khabib beat McGregor to win the belt and since then all his defenses have come in Russia. He's next against nate diaz who's just knocked out pettis

Featherweight, Aldo got injured so Oliveira is the interim. He beat Swanson and Holloway

Bantamweight, McDonald beat Cruz in 2 rounds. Since he's defended against Dillashaw and mighty mouse

Flyweight. Cejudo. He beat mighty mouse which sent him out the divison. He's also beat Moraga benavidez and McCall. Next up is reis but the divison is failing to find a clear number 1 contender

Women's Bantamweight, rousey. She beat nunes and cyborg in a one sided fight. Next up is Holm who's 3-0 since her loss to Shevchenko

Women's straw weight Joanna is still unbeaten. She's beaten Torres esparza and andrade. Only fighter left really is rose but she's just got injured so I'm starting a tournament with Calderwood, gadelha, Waterson and karolina

raufbold · January 4, 2017

I am running a European-based promotion called Fight Club.

The universe is not canonic by any means, I just got all the possible fighters together.

It's October of 2003, and my champions have only started surfacing:

Heavyweight:

Aleksander Ivanov (14-1) got the title via unanimous decision after uneventful 5 rounds against the 38-year old Grzegorz Boniek (40-6).

The title defense against another Russian - the 31-year old "Siberian Strangler" Vladislav Vasiliev (17-4), coming at the end of the month promises to be more exciting.

Light Heavyweight:

Brazilian prodigy Roger Gracie (6-0) has won the title by submitting the Finnish powerhouse Matti Kurri (13-2-1) via a Kimura hold at the end of just first round. His first title defence is against a Dutch veteran Faas Smit (41-18) is coming in the second week of November. Faas has already lost once to Gracie before after only 3 minutes of the fight. Let's hope he will prepare better for the title shot.

Middleweight:

The English "Gentleman Jim" James Spencer (6-0) has put up an absolutely fantastic performance, flooring the previously undefeated Russian superstar Fjodor Kanchelskis (18-1). Spencer has started very aggressively, being dominant the whole fight and knocking Kanchelskis down already in the first round. After a couple of knockdowns and a successful takedown in the second round, Spencer knocked Kanchelskis out cold by a well-placed sequence of punches to the head at 3:46 of round 3, winning the Middleweight title.

Welterweight:

The brutal Norwegian Jens Halle (21-3) holds the title here, having defeated Martin Cupples (16-1) in a gruesome 5-round battle. Always the underdog, Halle somehow managed to come on top despite all odds.

Lightweight:

In his title fight, the tank run-over survivor Lubos Plasil (12-1) was a clear favorite. Over the course of his career in the Fight Club he has shown to be near impenetrable. What nobody expected was that his opponent, the Portuguese grappler Agostinho Rodelo (9-2) would give him a tough fight with a lot of pressure throughout all 5 rounds. Plasil has narrowly escaped with a unanimous decision win. And a champion's belt, of course.

Featherweight:

Beating the great Snorri Gunnarsson (28-5-1NC) is not an easy task, but the "Celtic Warrior" Colm Dee (19-6) came prepared. To the surprise of the many, he was clearly the aggressor and dominated Snorri throughout the 5 rounds, getting a unanimous decision win.

Bantamweight:

Brad Pickett (6-0) is a pretty dominant bantamweight, winning the title in the fight with Otis Nouri (10-1) via a RNC and then successfully defending it against Egyptian Mustafa Nejem (8-2-1), mounting him and punching his face till a TKO in round 2.

The next contender to face Pickett is a 26-year old Turkish fighter Aydon Akhter (4-0), who has already amassed wins against Lino Basora and Demos Laskaratos. The fight will take place in the end of November 2003.

Women's Bantamweight:

In the women's division the champion is a young Scottish fighter Shannon Leon (6-0). A very well-rounded fighter, she has won the title in a fight with Kimberley Greene (5-2) and defended it against a Lithuanian Annika Malyszko (6-1). None of her 6 wins went to decision, and only one fight lasted past the second round.

Upcoming title bouts:

For the Heavyweight title: Aleksander Ivanov (14-1) vs Vladislav Vasiliev (17-4) - 4th week of October 2003

For the Light Heavyweight title: Roger Gracie (6-0) vs Faas Smit (41-18) - 2nd week of November 2003

For the Bantamweight title: Brad Pickett (6-0) vs Aydon Akhter (4-0) - 4th week of November 2003

raufbold · January 5, 2017

an update:

Aleksander Ivanov (15-1) has successfully defended his Heavyweight title against Vladislav Vasiliev (17-5). Vasiliev managed to suplex Ivanov in the first round (and you would expect this from someone who managed to defeat Oktay) but couldn't stand the boxing power of the champion and was knocked out in 4:42 of the first round.

The champions now look as follows:

Heavyweight:

Aleksander Ivanov (15-1), 1 defense made

Light Heavyweight:

Roger Gracie (6-0), yet to defend

Middleweight:

James Spencer (6-0), yet to defend

Welterweight:

Jens Halle (21-3), yet to defend

Lightweight:

Lubos Plasil (12-1), yet to defend

Featherweight:

Colm Dee (19-6), yet to defend

Bantamweight:

Brad Pickett (6-0), 1 defense made

Women's Bantamweight:

Shannon Leon (6-0), 1 defense made

Upcoming title bouts:

For the Light Heavyweight title: Roger Gracie (6-0) vs Faas Smit (41-18) - 2nd week of November 2003

For the Bantamweight title: Brad Pickett (6-0) vs Aydon Akhter (4-0) - 4th week of November 2003

For the Featherweight title: Colm Dee (19-6) squares off with a Russian miracle Aleksei Babiak (4-0). Babiak can be easily called rookie of the year, coming out of nowhere and defeating tough fighters such as Nuno Valentino and Hans Christian Bloch.

For the Women's Bantamweight title: Shannon Leon (6-0) will be facing a fellow Scottish fighter Audriana Powell (4-2), who managed to grind through the ranks to face the champion.

mikemajestic33 · January 20, 2017

GAMMA, March 2004

GAMMA Super Heavyweight: George Pickering -14-1 (8-1) - Yet To Defend (MAR2004)

GAMMA Heavyweight: Raul Hughes - 20-5 (10-4) - Yet To Defend (FEB2004)

GAMMA Light Heavyweight: Lawrence Herringbone - 21-1 (10-1) - 5 Defences Made (MAR2000)

GAMMA Middleweight: Matthew Dean - 42-5 (16-1) - 13 Defenses Made (AUG1996)

GAMMA Welterweight: Nathan Chambers - 23-3 (10-3) - 3 Defenses Made (MAR2002)

GAMMA Lightweight: Bruce Steven - 23-10 (11-4) - 2 Defenses Made (JAN2003)

GAMMA Bantamweight (Women's): Pamela O'Neil - 15-1 (1-0) - Yet To Defend (JUN2003)

Have had no dominant champions outside of Dean, most champions drop their belts after two or three defenses but nobody is touching Dean in any fights he has been in.

Scottie · January 21, 2017

SENSHI, June 2004

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HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION

"The Boilermaker" Panteleimon KYRGIAKOS (9-0, 3-0 SENSHI)

Won March 2004 (d Kanezane Fujii), 0 defences

Other contenders: Mugur Boc (14-2, 4-1 SENSHI), Maarten de Vries (19-10, 2-2 SENSHI), Stratos Papaioannou (31-9, 3-2 SENSHI), Gyokusho Fujimoto (14-4, 2-3 SENSHI), Jeff Carlton (35-8, 3-0 SENSHI)

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LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION

"The Reaper" Spencer RUBENSTEIN (22-6, 6-0 SENSHI)

Won December 2002 (d Sojuro Iriye), 2 defences (d Aleksei Chekhov, Zvonimir Asanovic)

Other contenders: Dexter Darling (24-6-1, 5-1 SENSHI), Mike Watson (18-3, 5-2 SENSHI), Zvonimir Asanovic (36-6, 4-3 SENSHI), Gustavo Spagnol (11-2, 3-0 SENSHI), Naozane Yamaguchiya (15-2, 4-1 SENSHI)

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MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION

"The Devil in Blue" Ichisake Miyagi (34-4, 2-0 SENSHI)

Won May 2004 (d Noach van der Capellen), 0 defences

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Other contenders: Noach van der Capellen (33-4, 3-1 SENSHI), Joaquim Fontes (30-5, 5-2 SENSHI), Atsusane Akera (15-0, 1-0 SENSHI), Takakazu Mori (17-6, 7-1 SENSHI)

LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION

Seth "The Submission King" O'Breen (22-1, 6-0 SENSHI)

Won September 2002 (d Yoshiro Makamori), 2 defences (d Sophan Sastrowardoya, Georges Nouri)

Other contenders: Sean Morrison (36-5, 0-1 SENSHI), Lukas Mellberg (23-7, 5-2 SENSHI), Georges Nouri (18-4, 4-1 SENSHI), Benny Danare (15-5, 2-2 SENSHI), Manoel Cabral (10-0, 2-0 SENSHI)

Bestia Negra · January 21, 2017

here are my champions, playing the UFC and I'm in week 3 of August 2020 (MW6 mod):

Heavyweight: Justin Wren, 0 defences

Light Heavyweight: Jon Jones, 1 defence (he just won the title back after being stripped because of PED use)

Middleweight: Rafael Natal, 1 defence

Welterweight: George St-Pierre, 5 defences

Lightweight: Shinya Aoki, 1 defence

Featherweight: Jose Aldo, 5 defences

Bantamweight: Dominik Cruz, 9 defences

Women's Bantamweight: Amanda Nunes, 1 defence

Women's Strawweight: Livia Renata Souza, 1 defence

JordanRiley · January 23, 2017

Taken BCF to Mid International status in February 2006, added a few new weight classes too to broaden out the roster.

Super Heavyweight: Kel Ryan, beat Joe Snettisham, 0 defences

Kinda regret bringing the Super Heavyweights in really

Heavyweight: Lefter Oktay, beat Elzo Alves Moura, 0 defences, scheduled to face Mark Bicknell

Light Heavyweight: Matti Kurri, beat Shane Gilchrist, 0 defences

Middleweight: Ramon da Silva Ramos, beat Leonardo da Costa, 1 defence made

Welterweight: David Webb, beat Alberto Basora, 3 defences made. He's also a 3 time champion by now too

Lightweight: Hans Christian Bloch, beat Doug Hansen, 3 defences made.

This guy is an absolute beast and has shot up the P4P rankings.. Then got himself banned for drug abuse <img alt="" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/mad.png.69834f23b9a8bf290d98375f56f1c794.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />

Interim Lightweight: Yoshiro Makamori, beat Branco, 0 defences made, scheduled to face Manoel Cabral

Bloch's suspension means this guy is my interim champion until Bloch is back and whoever is champ will face him for the championship

Women's Bantomweight: Pamela O'Neill, beat Emma Birch, 0 defences made

Featherweight: Vacant, newest championship with Snorri Gunnarsson to face Pedro Alves to be inaugural champion

Judoku1819 · January 23, 2017

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="JordanRiley" data-cite="JordanRiley" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="38792" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div> This guy is an absolute beast and has shot up the P4P rankings.. Then got himself banned for drug abuse <img alt=":mad:" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/mad.png.69834f23b9a8bf290d98375f56f1c794.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" />:mad:</div></blockquote> that'd be a title strip for me!

JordanRiley · January 24, 2017

that'd be a title strip for me!

in hindsight I really should've stripped him of the title! I guess I let heart rule as he's a personal favourite:(

stlrs95 · March 15, 2017

A little late to the party. HaHa Just started playing this game last week and loving it. I figured I would share my current champions even though its been a couple months since anybody has posted on this thread.

Started the American Cagefighting Association in January 2001. Four weight classes: Super Heavyweight, Heavyweight, Light Heavyweight and Middleweight

Currently June 2001.

Super Heavyweight: Joe Snettisham - won via 1st round Armbar against Seb Morehead February 2001.

Next Bout: June 2001 vs Teddy Glossop

Heavyweight: Lefter Oktay - won via 3rd round Armbar against Alistair van der Moot March 2001.

Next Bout: July 2001 vs Carter Potter

Light Heavyweight: Niko Soldo - won via 5th round KO against Curt Kitson February 2001.

Next Bout: June 2001 vs Affonso Villar

Middleweight: Joaquim Fontes - won via 4th round Arm Triangle against Fjodor Kanchelskis May 2001.

Next Bout: TBD

arranlester12 · April 9, 2017

UKFC created company in 2021

Heavyweight : Adam Wiszeock 1 defence

Light Heavy : Anderson Silva 4 defences

Middleweight : Kelvin Gastlelum 2 defences

Welterweight : Jorge Masvidal 0 defences

Lightweight : Marcin Held 2 defences

Featherweight : Adlan Batev 2 defences

Bantamweight : Thomas Almeda 0 defences

Flyweight : Ali Bagentov 1 defence

Womens Bantamweight : Cyborg 1 defence

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