bigman09235 Posted October 5, 2015 Share Posted October 5, 2015 Breaking News! XCC President Vince Whiteman has announced that Joseph Steven, a 30 year old businessman from New York, has replaced Josh Bristow as President and CEO of the company. "We're pleased to have Mr. Steven aboard and look forward to his vision for XCC and MMA in America," Whiteman said. "We'd like to thank Mr. Bristow for his years of service, but at this time, we feel like this change is for the best of the company. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 5, 2015 Author Share Posted October 5, 2015 XCC Announce First Event of 2001 Xtreme Cage Combat will bring an exciting night of MMA to Florida on January 25th! The main event of the evening will feature Brian Claremont (9-1) of Georgia versus Marcus Speed (7-1) of Florida in a bantamweight contest. The co-featured bout of the evening will see Elvis Milissis (5-1) of Tennessee taking on Sammy Newton (6-1) of Texas. Unbeaten Ollie Rockmetteller (7-0) will look to stay that way against Ade Travers (6-1). Local favorites round out the rest of the card as Florida natives Darren Southall (7-1), Chris Byng (4-0) and Roddy Wickham (10-2) will be in action against Coltrane Aaronson (5-2), Mitchell Bryan (7-1) and Stefan Champion (6-1) respectively. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 5, 2015 Author Share Posted October 5, 2015 XCC Spring Schedule February 10, 2001 From Massachusetts Featherweight Title Match Glen Siemaszko (7-1) vs. Frank Romita (12-1) Anthony Ray Shenkman (17-4) vs. Duane Weatherly (18-8) Wallace Everett (8-1) vs. Dominic Ash (8-1) Aubrey Bassington (8-0) vs. Jez Worplesdon (6-0) Roy McEnterry (5-0) vs. Chuck Brown (5-0) February 24, 2001 From California Bantamweight Title Match Luiz Machado (25-4) vs. Philip Ziskie (19-2-1) Sammy Gaffigan (13-2) vs. Jackson Gray (20-10) Floyd Haywood (5-0) vs. Ross Smith (6-1) Julian Beals (6-0) vs. Campbell Crane (6-2) James Busfield (8-6) vs. Kenny Magilton (8-5) March 15, 2001 From Ohio David James Diggle (8-0) vs. Bosco Curbeam (6-0) James Hewitt (10-4) vs. Ivan Bokhour (8-1) Markus Waller (4-0) vs. Bonzo Anstruther (5-0) Britt Dickering (7-1) vs. Harvey Ripa (11-6) Riveron Potter-Pirbright (6-0) vs. Hetcher Durante (5-2) April 12, 2001 From Nebraska Zach Steggles (10-0) vs. Stiffy Little (9-1) Gus Waters (13-1) vs. Ray Bellinger (10-1) Brock Youdale (5-2) vs. Raymond Austin (5-3) Avery Gleason (6-0) vs. Jimmy Schott (5-2) Mark Lee (1-0) vs. Matt Horowitz (5-2) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 5, 2015 Author Share Posted October 5, 2015 XCC: Claremont vs. Speed Results Roddy Wickham used superior boxing en route to an easy unanimous decision victory over Stefan Champion by scores of 30-27 across the board Mitchell Bryan used brutal kicks and Chris Byng responded with takedowns and submission attempts in a fight that ended in a split draw. According to the Blurcat scorecards Mitchell took rounds 1 and 3. It was a tale of two fights, but ultimately takedowbns in every round earned Darren Southall a closely contested split decision over Coltrane Aaronson. Blurcat had Aaronson winning rounds 2 and 3. Ollie Rockmetteller showed game changing power stopping Ade Travers with one punch, a stunning right hook, 4:37 into round 1. In a competitive, albeit one-sided striking affair, Elvis Millissis earned a TKO stoppage at 4:35 of round 2 over Sammy Newton. Pressure from the opening bell earned Brian Claremont a quick TKO stoppage of Marcus Speed at 1:42 of round 1 in the main event of the evening. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 6, 2015 Author Share Posted October 6, 2015 Results from Massachusetts In the opening match of the evening Boston native Kyle Sagal scored a quick takedown and locked up an arm triangle moments after to earn a first round submission win over Cory Brewer. In a match of 5-0 fighters Chuck Brown dominated from bell to bell, soundly out striking Boston born Rory McEnterry en route to a wide unanimous decision victory. Hometown favorite, Aubrey Bassington remained unbeaten stopping Irishman Jez Worplesdon with ground and pound in the second frame. It was a wild fight while it lasted, but Wallace Everett was able to score a first round stoppage of Dominic Ash. Ash dropped Everett in the early going, only to be swept during a scramble. Once on top Everett quickly passed to mount and earned the stoppage due to ground an pound. In a lackluster affair, Anthony Ray Shenkman utilized takedowns in every round to get the W against Duane Weatherly weatherly. In the main event of the evening, Frank Romita got past game opponent in Glen Siemaszko. A takedown in the third set up the eventual rear naked choke win. After the fight Romita announced that he had signed with GAMMA. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 6, 2015 Author Share Posted October 6, 2015 Results from California In the opening bout of the evening, Kenny Magilton had to fight through an early storm, but eventually he secured a takedown and first round submission of James Busfield by way of arm triangle. Julian Beals stayed unbeaten downing Campbell Crane by a strangely scored split decision. Beals clearly won rounds one and two according to Blurcat. California native Floyd Haywood mixed consistent takedowns with adequate striking to keep Ross Smith at bay en route to a split decision victory. Sammy Gaffigan stole the show rocking Jackson Gray with a head kick and finishing with him a vicious right hand just 52 seconds into their fight. In the main event of the evening Luiz Machado was able to secure the victory against favored Philip Ziskie to retain his XCC Bantamweight Title. Machado's takedowns, clinch work and submission attempts came where enough to garner favor over Ziskie's striking. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 7, 2015 Author Share Posted October 7, 2015 Results from Nebraska Mark Lee earned his second career win, over coming a second round knockdown to defeat Matt Horowitz due to third round ground and pound. Jimmy Schott used consistent clinch work, takedowns and guard passing to earn a wide unanimous decision victory over Avery Gleason. Brock Youdale shot in immediately, got a big takedown, and passed right to mount. Raymond Austin did not have an answer for the heavy ground and pound from there as Youdale earned a 90 second stoppage. Gus Waters blended striking and takedowns en route to a mostly one sided second round stoppage of Ray Bellinger due to ground and pound. Waters earned a title shot with the win. Stiffy little worked his way inside, pressuring with clinchwork and takedowns, however it was absolutely savage ground and pound from the back that left Zach Steggle completely limp in the middle of the ring. With the win, Little earned the inaugural flyweight title. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 8, 2015 Author Share Posted October 8, 2015 XCC Announces Two Events From Nevada May 24, 2001 Philip Ziskie vs. Willy Bassett Aubrey Bassington vs. Roddy Wickham D'Arcy Spode vs. Alejandro Laguera Markus Waller vs. Bonzo Anstruther Webster Fittleworth vs. Pat Troy From New Jersey June 28, 2001 Ollie Rockmetteller vs. Riveron Potter-Pirbright Rafael Tavares vs. Ned Butterfield Wallace Everett vs. Roger Bean Glen Siemaszko vs. Hubert Channing Warren Kitt vs. Ross Smith Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 8, 2015 Author Share Posted October 8, 2015 Results from Nevada Webster Fittleworth briefly engaged Pat Troy on the feet before a supberb trip put Troy down on the mat. Once there, Fittleworth spent little time, locking up a kimura at just 2:52 of round 1. Bonzo Anstruther could only fight off the submissions of BJJ blackbelt Markus Waller for so long. It took Waller until the second frame to pass guard, and once he did he quickly locked up a rear naked choke for the win. Alejandro Laguera scored knockdowns in the first and second round to earn a clear cut unanimous decision over previously unbeaten D'Arcy Spode. Aubrey Bassington used consistent clinch work and scored 2 takedowns to earn a clear cut, but lackluster unanimous decision win over Roddy Wickham. After a competitive first two rounds, which saw Philip Ziskie and Willy Bassett trade takedowns and strikes, the third frame proved decisive. After securing a takedown, Ziskie took Bassett's back and sunk in a rear naked choke for the win. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 8, 2015 Author Share Posted October 8, 2015 XCC Summer Schedule Rollout From Nebraska July 26 Flyweight Title Match Stiffy Little vs. Gus Waters Jimmy Schott vs. Kenny Magilton Brock Youdale vs. Campbell Crane Ivan Bokhour vs. Avery Gleason Garth Neil vs. Ralph Concannon From California August 25 Bantamweight Title Match Luiz Machado vs. Brian Claremont David Allen vs. Zeke Elliot Melvin Custard vs. Francisco Jimenez Julian Beals vs. Gene Oakley James Busfield vs. Kade Devine Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 8, 2015 Author Share Posted October 8, 2015 Results from New Jersey Ross Smith battered Warren Kitt on the feet, including scoring a knockdown, yet managed to barely eek out a majority decision win. Blurcat had the fight 30-27. Glen Siemaszko rebounded from his recent defeat to Frank Romita by brutally knocking out Hubert Channing in the very first frame with a vicious straight right hand. Wallace Everett continued his rise up the bantamweight ranks, looking exceptionally sharp against previously unbeaten Canadian Roger Bean. Rafael Tavares likely booked his shot at a bantamweight title by submitting local favorite Ned Butterfield in the second round of their co-main event affair. In a tremendous fight, Ollie Rockmetteller overcame a vicious onslaught of leg kicks from Riveron Potter-Pirbright to earn a TKO stoppage in the fifth round. Rockmetteller gradually began to find the proper range with his right hand in the third stanza, scoring a knockdown. It was more of the same in the fourth. By the fifth frame it was clear New Jersey's RPP didn't have much left to give as he succumed to Rockmetteller's onslaught early in the round. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MasterSkuxly Posted October 8, 2015 Share Posted October 8, 2015 Hi just so you know, I'm reading these and enjoying them so keep up the good work! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 9, 2015 Author Share Posted October 9, 2015 Results from Nebraska An exciting back and forth striking battle ended when Garth Neil landed a huge right cross to end Ralph Concannon's night early at 4:36 of round 2. After an early exchange on the feet, Stefan Champion quickly moved in for a clinch, scored a takedown and took the back of Jez Worplesdon. Only moments later he was able to sink in a rear naked choke for the win midway through the first. Ivan Bokhour used a potent striking attack to batter Avery Gleason en route to a wide unanimous decision win. In a competitive, largely grappling based affair, Brock Youdale scored a 29-28 victory on all three judges scorecards. In the main event of the evening, Gus Waters used better boxing and wrestling to dominate reigning champion Stiffy Little to earn a unanimous decision victory. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 9, 2015 Author Share Posted October 9, 2015 Results from California James Busfield soundly outclassed Kade Devine on the feet, battering him throughout the first round before finishing him in the second. Julian Beals made quick work of Gene Oakley submitting him with an armbar, just 107 seconds into the first round. Melvin Custard only need a brief moment following a takedown to unleash some heavy ground and pound on Francisco Jimenez to earn a TKO stoppage. Jimenez had performed well, but he did not respond positively after possibly injuring his hand in the second round. Big fight vet David Allen had no problem shining in his XCC debut, submitting previously unbeaten Zeke Elliot by arm triangle just 47 seconds into their bout. In the evening's main event, champion Luiz Machado knew he'd have a big advantage on the ground and his title fight against Brian Claremont played out as such. Machado quickly dragged the fight to the floor and applied a slick kimura at just 67 seconds of round 1. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 9, 2015 Author Share Posted October 9, 2015 XCC Announce Show From Nebraska September 20, 2001 Philip Ziskie vs. Noah Smithee Jamie Hewitt vs. Joshua Goldberg Zach Steggles vs. Chris Byng Mitchell Bryan vs. Ade Travers Steven Wu vs. Ryder Myllart Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 10, 2015 Author Share Posted October 10, 2015 Quick Finishes Abound in Nebraska Steven Wu scored consistently on the feet in his easy stoppage victory over Ryder Myllart in the first round. Mitchell Bryan scored a takedown right off the bat and once there quickly locked up a kimura against Ade Travers for the submission win in just 59 seconds. Chris Byng scored a massive one punch knockout of former title challenger Zach Steggles in the second frame of their flyweight affair. Jamie Hewitt scored a quick takedown, easily passed guard and took the back of Joshua Goldberg. Once there, Hewitt cinched the win with a second round rear naked choke. Philip Ziskie continued to showed well rounded evolving skills in the main event of the evening. After a competitive first round with Noah Smithee, Ziskie scored a knockout in the second round due to a crushing left body hook. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 10, 2015 Author Share Posted October 10, 2015 XCC Announce Remaining 2001 Schedule October 25, 2001 From Nebraska Flyweight Title Match Gus Waters vs Aubrey Bassington Markus Waller vs. Blas Suarez Alejandro Laguera vs. Paco del Rio Aaron McBroom vs. Cory Brewer Clint Kent vs. Matt Horowitz November 15, 2001 From Nebraska Wallace Everett vs. Webster Fittleworth Britt Dickering vs. Clifton Curry Roddy Wickham vs. Ray Bellinger Harvey Ripa vs. Markus Speed Mark Lee vs. Raymond Austin December 27, 2001 From Nebraska Bantamweight Title Match Luiz Machado vs. Rafael Tavares Lightweight Title Match Bud Brockett vs. Kyle Sagal Willy Bassett vs. Brendon Job Benny Danare vs. Jackson Gray Kenny Magilton vs. Pat Troy Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 10, 2015 Author Share Posted October 10, 2015 Waters Retains Title Clinton Kent racked up his second career win after dragging Matt Horowitz to the ground and submitting him with a rear naked choke midway through the first round of their featherweight bout. Aaron McBroom turned in an impressive XCC debut battering Cory Brewer for the better part of 8 minutes before stopping him with a head kick and ensuing ground and pound for the stoppage. Alejandro Laguera put the entire flyweight division on notice as he removed Paco del Rio from consciousness with just two punches, a set up jab and crushing right cross. The end came just 17 seconds in round 1. Markus Waller got the job done to stay unbeaten against Blas Suarez, but his performance is not likely to garner new fans. Waller outworked Suarez in the clinch but little else could be said positive abound the performance. Gus Waters and Aubrey Bassington gave their full effort over 25 minutes, but ultimately Waters did just enough to retain his world title in a workman live effort. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Paatero Posted October 10, 2015 Share Posted October 10, 2015 Hey, took a while for me to comment, but wanted to say I'm checking this out. I see you might want to go for a plain style diary, which is good, but a little more commentary from a matchmaking and results point of view might be interesting, and a short hand results recap under the little descriptions could be good visually. These are just things I like personally, you'll have a better idea if that fits into your dynasty! I like the amount of commentary you use for the fight descriptions. I sometimes try to go for what is the "topic sentence" of fights I'm going to describe in my dynasty, but I end up writing too much for that style to work for me. Nice job! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 11, 2015 Author Share Posted October 11, 2015 Results from Nebraska Mark Lee proved better in all facets of the game, winning the fight on the feet and mat before stopping Raymond Austin in the third round with ground and pound. In a thrilling back and forth striking affair, Marcus Speed scored knockdowns in the second and third rounds to earn a come from behind victory against Harvey Ripa. Roddy Wickham was came out aggressively at the opening bell. After ignoring a touch of gloves, Wickham quickly took the back of Ray Bellinger after scoring a takedown. Once there, Wickham quickly secured a rear naked choke for the win, just 80 seconds into the first. Clifton Curry showed persistence and grit in his third round submission victory over Britt Dickering. Curry survived a rocky round one which saw him get battered on the feet to have a productive second round and a dominant third round to garner the victory. In a star making performance, Wallace Everett ran roughshod over Webster Fittleworth, connecting on every punch he threw. Everett rocked Fittleworth with a three piece combo and finished the job with a monstrous straight right to earn the knockout at just 66 seconds into round 1. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 12, 2015 Author Share Posted October 12, 2015 Machado Remains Champion Pat Troy and Kenny Magilton engaged in a crowd pleasing back and forth striking battle. After a back and forth first frame, Troy proved to have more fire power late scoring knockdowns in the second and third frames, the latter for the knockout. Benny Danare made an impressive XCC debut quickly taking down, mounting and submitting Jackson Gray in just under two minutes. Willy Bassett scored with consistent takedowns and ground and pound en route to a wide unanimous decision victory against previously unbeaten Brendon Job. Bud Brockett won the XCC Lightweight title in his company debut as he scored a one-sided decision victory against Kyle Sagal by using grinding clinch work and strikes. Luiz Machado scored an ultra impressive fourth round rear naked choke submission over fellow jiu jitsu specialist Rafael Tavares. Tavares was able to intermittently score on the feet, however Machado was too skilled with his grappling as he consistently scored with takedowns and threatened with submission attempts. Machado's win should set up a much anticipated third match with longtime rival Philip Ziskie. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 12, 2015 Author Share Posted October 12, 2015 XCC 2001 Year End Recap Fighter of the Year: Luiz Machado (wins over Philip Ziskie, Brian Claremont and Rafael Tavares) Prospect of the Year: Markus Waller (wins over Blas Suarez and Bonzo Anstruther) Fight of the Year: Ollie Rockmetteller TKO5 Riveron Potter-Pirbright Financial Status: Starting Funds:$100,000 Ending Funds: $61,572 Difference: -$38,428 (-$2,956 per event) Popularity Status: Starting Popularity: 30.0% Ending Popularity: 47.0% Difference: +17.0% (+1.31% per event) XCC Rankings Lightweight Champion: Bud Brockett (11-3, 1-0 XCC) 1. David Allen (17-5, 1-0 XCC) 2. Aaron McBroom (12-5, 1-0 XCC) 3. Kyle Sagal (6-3, 4-3 XCC) Featherweight Champion: Vacant 1. Benny Danare (10-4, 1-0 XCC) 2. Darren Southall (9-1, 5-1 XCC) 3. Glen Siemaszko (8-3, 5-2 XCC) Bantamweight Champion: Luiz Machado (28-4, 7-1 XCC) 1. Philip Ziskie (21-3-1, 6-2 XCC) 2. Willy Bassett (19-3, 4-1 XCC) 3. Rafael Tavares (16-3, 6-2 XCC) Flyweight Champion: Gus Waters (16-1, 5-1 XCC) 1. Ollie Rockmetteller (9-0, 4-0 XCC) 2. Aubrey Bassington (10-1, 4-1 XCC) 3. Stevie Little (10-2, 3-1 XCC) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 12, 2015 Author Share Posted October 12, 2015 XCC Spring 2002 Schedule February 14, 2002 Flyweight Title Match Gus Waters vs. Markus Waller (Injury Replacement for Ollie Rockmetteller) Jamie Hewitt vs. Lucky Lyman D'Arcy Spode vs. Hetcher Durante Clinton Kent vs. Hubert Channing Bonzo Anstruther vs. Blas Suarez March 28, 2002 Alejandro Laguera vs. Chris Byng Wallace Everett vs. Melvin Custard Dominic Ash vs. Joshua Goldberg Garth Neill vs. Warren Kitt Noah Smithee vs. Campbell Crane May 3, 2002 Bantamweight Title Match Luiz Machado vs. Philip Ziskie Willy Bassett vs. Clifton Curry Mitchell Bryan vs. Paco del Rio Riveron Potter-Pirbright vs. Zach Steggles Glen Siemaszko vs. Gene Oakley May 24, 2002 Lightweight Title Match Bud Brockett vs. David Allen Marcus Speed vs. Pat Troy Stiffy Little vs. Stefan Champion James Busfield vs. Roger Bean Zeke Elliot vs. Ryder Myllart June 20, 2002 Main Event TBA Brian Claremont vs. Francisco Jimenez Nicholas Bretton vs. Coltrane Aaronson Aubrey Bassington vs. Ray Bellinger Benny Danare vs. Brock Youdale Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 13, 2015 Author Share Posted October 13, 2015 Waller Wins Flyweight Title Bonzo Anstruther rebounded from his first loss by submitting Blas Suarez in the very first round with an armbar from his full guard following a Suarez takedown. Clinton Kent dominated Hubert Channing, taking him down, securing mount and hammering away with punches for the stoppage in just under two minutes. D'Arcy Spode got back to his winning ways, battering Hecter Duarte both physically and verbally. Spode was able to secure the win as he hit a head kick and ensuing ground and pound for the easy first round stoppage. Jamie Hewitt was able to overcome a strong first round from Lucky Lyman to score a close unanimous decision victory. Hewitt was able to secure takedowns in rounds two and three for the win. Markus Waller was a late replacement for Ollie Rockmetteller, but no one seemed to remind him of that as he easily defeated reigning champion Gus Waters. Waller was able to secure a takedown, easily passed to mount and once there locked up a textbook armbar. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
bigman09235 Posted October 14, 2015 Author Share Posted October 14, 2015 Laguera, Everett Continue March Towards Titles In the opening bout of the evening, Noah Smithee used superior wrestling and ground and pound to earn a wide unanimous decision victory over Campbell Crane. Garth Neil and Warren Kitt engaged in a back and forth affair, but ultimately it was Neil's aggression and willingness to engage that likely earned him the 29-28 nod on all three judges scorecards. Dominick Ash looked sharp in his bout against Joshua Goldberg, while it lasted. Ash repeatedly beat Goldberg to the punch and stopped him just 52 seconds into the fight. Wallace Everett scored his biggest win to date defeating Melvin Custard, winning every round on every card. Everett proved to be better in all areas, out striking Custard on the feet, scoring with clinch takedowns and threatening with submissions. Alejandro Laguera became the first man to defeat Chris Byng, knocking him out in the 5th round of their main event contest by a straight right hand. Byng scored early in the fight with takedowns, but Laguera's power proved to be too much down the stretch as he scored knockdowns in the third, fourth and fifth. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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