GAMMA: A New era of MMA

rodrigoviolim · June 22, 2018

GAMMA New era of MMA

Founded by billionaire Mark Wallace, the GAMMA (Global Association of Mix Martial Arts) will be the first major organization based in New York and promises a change in the current moment of MMA.

With a strong group of investors, the event will bring a seasonal model, unlike other organizations that have a fixed champion. A conference is scheduled for Madison Square Garden next Thursday for the announcement of the event.

Sources close to Blurcat.com, said the organization is already in contact with MMA big names who are retired, wanting to bring them back.

Recently Chuck Liddell was one of the fighters who were open to return, and confirmed without citing the organization, which was made a good offer.

Some agents and coaches, of great teams, also expressed themselves on the new organization.

For Ali Abdelaziz, a former WSOF matchmaker and agent of great fighters, GAMMA will be an organization to stay. "They have a great business plan, and they offer a great deal to the fighters. This is going to be something that will bring big names to the event. "Said Abdelaziz.

Conan Silveira, one of the founders of one of the world's largest camps, ATT, also believes the event will be a strong competitor. "They're going to work on a different system, and they're going to do events around the world. It's great that the fighters will have another choice to look for a better contract. "

The conference will begin at 11am, and will be fully covered by Blurcat.com.

rodrigoviolim · June 22, 2018

<div style="text-align:center;">GAMMA PRESS CONFERENCE</div>

On the morning of this Thursday, GAMMA made its first press conference to publicize the events, rules and format of the dispute.

Wallace, the organization's chairman, said the events will be held around the world and are already in contact with great fighters.

"We will make our events mostly in the USA, however we go to all the places in the world, we will form a fan base around the world from the beginning."

"We are also in contact with great fighters who are known all over the world. We came to stay, we want in 2 to 3 years to have the best fighters in the world.”

Speaking of the system of seasons that the event intend to use, Wallace said you want to bring something new, more like the big leagues sports.

"We will make a system in which they will have a qualifying, which select 16 participants of the season 8 best will for the playoffs."

Wallace also said that the event planning to make a dispute between selections in style World Cup.

"Yes. Put this as a project that can be done now, we have quite fighters here (USA), Brazil, Russia, Japan, Canada and other major centers in the world. It certainly will do."

He also said he has plans for anyone starting a career by holding events only with novice fighters so they can rise to the rankings and come to regular seasons in the future.

"Let's make an event, not the Ultimate Fighter, but we'll do something. It will be the beginning and anyone who stands out will certainly participate in future regular seasons."

He finished the conference giving a message to the fighters of all the organizations.

"We will cherish from the beginning of the career to the top. We will not pay ridiculous pockets that we know other big events pay for. We will value every athlete who signs with us." said Wallace.

rodrigoviolim · June 23, 2018

GAMMA - Rules and Regulations

RULES - SEASON

WEIGHT CLASSES

The season will feature seven weight divisions:

Bantamweight - 135 lbs.

Featherweight - 145 lbs.

Lightweight - 155 lbs.

Welterweight - 170 lbs.

Middleweight - 185 lbs.

Light Heavyweight - 205 lbs.

Heavyweight - 265 lbs.

NUMBER OF FIGHTERS

There will be 24 fighters per division.

INJURIES AND REPLACEMENTS

GAMMA will have a pool of alternate fighters to draw from in the event that one of the 16 fighters in each division suffers an injury that prevents him from continuing.

- Alternates will make show/win amounts and their fights will count towards the final playoff totals.

- In the event that one of the 16 fighters is deemed ineligible for his first fight, the 17th fighter will be added as a replacement.

- In the event that the commission deems fighter A unfit to compete, the GAMMA will book an alternate fighter to compete against fighter B. In the event that there is no time to book an alternate, fighter B will be awarded a Walkover (three points) as well as his win.

MISSING WEIGHT

If an athlete misses weight for a regular season fight, they will forfeit 20 percent of their purse. The athlete will still be able to compete – contingent up other fighter agreeing – but will earn zero points for that match.

If that athlete misses weight a second time during the regular season, they will be removed from the competition for the season.

If the Athletic Commission calls off a fight – for any reason – the fighter who is unable to compete will earn zero points while their opponent, will be awarded a three points.

Walkover example: Fighter A is facing fighter B in the first round of the regular season.

Fighter A becomes ill and is not medically cleared to fight by the state athletic commission. If a suitable replacement opponent is not secured, Fighter B will be awarded three points.

Any fighter that fails to make their contracted weight during the playoff or championship round will be ruled ineligible and removed from the competition. The next seeded alternate (9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16) will be summoned to join the season and take the fight.

SEASON SCORING

Scoring is calculated as follows (Points awarded is first number):

WIN:

Knockout/Submission - 3 Points

Unanimous Decision - 3 Points

Split Decision - 3 Points

Walkover - 3 Points

Draw - 1 Point

LOSS:

Decision - 0 Points

Other than Decision - 0 Points

Bonus for early finish (Points awarded is first number):

Three Round Fights:

Round 1 - 3 Points

Round 2 - 2 Points

Round 3 - 1 Points

REGULAR SEASON TO PLAYOFF TIEBREAKERS

In the event that two or more fighters are tied in number of points after their three regular season bouts, we will go to the following tie breakers in order to set the playoff seeding accordingly.

1. Head to Head (Did you already beat your tied opponent?)

2. Number of Wins and Losses

3. Number of finishes

4. Least amount of time spent in the cage (when winning)

5. Most amount of time spent in the cage (when losing)

6. Combined scores on judges’ scorecards (for both fights)

REGULAR SEASON

After the qualifying will be determined the positions from 9 to 16 of the ranking for season.

The top eight will join the eight qualifying ranks.

The groups will be as follows:

Group 1

#1 - #16 - #17

Group 2

#2 - #15 - #18

Group 3

#3 - #14 - #19

Group 4

#4 - #13 - #20

Group 5

#5 - #12 - #21

Group 6

#6 - #11 - #22

Group 7

#7 - #10 - #23

Group 8

#8 - #9 - #24

PLAYOFF

The champion of each group qualifies for the quarterfinals. The second placed, will make the alternative fights, in the case of replacing someone in the quarters and semi finals. The third placed will go to next season's qualifying.

In playoffs the matches will be as follows:

Quarter-Finals

Fight 1: #1 G1 vs. #1 G8

Fight 2: #1 G4 vs. #1 G5

Fight 3: #1 G3 vs. #1 G6

Fight 4: #1 G2 vs. #1 G7

Alternative Fight

Fight 5: #2 G1 vs. #2 G8

Fight 6: #2 G4 vs. #2 G5

Fight 7: #2 G3 vs. #2 G6

Fight 8: #2 G2 vs. #2 G7

Semi-Finals

Fight 1: winF1 vs. winF2

Fight 2: winF3 vs. winF4

Finals

Fight 1: winF1 vs. winF2

The final of the divisions will take place all in one day.

PLAYOFF TIEBREAKERS

As previously stated: In the event that a Quarterfinal, semifinal or championship fight ends as a draw, the winner of the first round will advance. If the first round is a draw, this rule will apply to the second round and so forth. For record purposes, the fight will still be recorded as a draw.

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RULES - GAMMA WORLD CUP

Weight Classes

Lightweight - 155 lbs.

Welterweight - 170 lbs.

Middleweight - 185 lbs.

Light Heavyweight - 205 lbs.

Heavyweight - 265 lbs.

Selections

There will be 8 selections:

Australia, Brazil, Canada, England, Japan, Poland, Russia, USA.

How selections are formed by:

15 fighters, 3 for each division of the competition.

GROUP STAGE AND FINALS

The coach will have to choose one fighter for each round, from the group stage.

After the group stage, the coach will have to define before starting the disputes of the next phase who will make the semi-finals and final fights, and the substitute, in case of any injury.

The scoring of this competition will follow the model of the individual regular season.

The groups will be drawn and the locations of the fights will also be drawn.

In the semi-finals, the team with the best score in the group stage will make the fight at home.

The final will be in one of the participating countries and will be known on the day of the draw of the groups.

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RULES - GAMMA Rising Stars

Weight Classes

Bantamweight - 135 lbs.

Featherweight - 145 lbs.

Lightweight - 155 lbs.

Welterweight - 170 lbs.

Middleweight - 185 lbs.

Light Heavyweight - 205 lbs.

Heavyweight - 265 lbs.

Grand Prix

It will be an event to discover new talents for future seasons.

They can compete in this event fighters with a maximum of 5 fights in their professional record.

It will be performed in GP mode with 3 fights the same night.

The GP champion will secure a spot for the next season's qualifying.

kanegan · June 25, 2018

Good luck with this.

I have a similar idea though rules are a bit different and it will be set in C-verse which i am gearing up for a dynasty.

Will watch out for this.

rodrigoviolim · June 25, 2018

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="kanegan" data-cite="kanegan" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="45548" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Good luck with this. I have a similar idea though rules are a bit different and it will be set in C-verse which i am gearing up for a dynasty. Will watch out for this.</div></blockquote> I was inspired by the PFL regulation ... I hope that's for sure.

rodrigoviolim · June 25, 2018

<div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">GAMMA World Cup 2018 - Draw

On this Monday the GAMMA held the draw of the groups of the world cup. In this first phase two groups with four teams.

Check out the groups and the order of the fights.

Group 1

England

Brazil

USA

Canada

Group 2

Russia

Japan

Poland

Australia

1st Round

England vs. Brazil

USA vs. Canada

Russia vs. Japan

Australia vs. Poland

2nd Round

Brazil vs. USA

Canada vs. England

Japan vs. Poland

Russia vs. Australia

3th Round

USA vs. England

Brazil vs. Canada

Poland vs. Russia

Japan vs. Australia

Semi-Final

Fight #1: 1# G1 vs. 2# G2

Fight# 2: 1# G2 vs. 2# G1

Final

Fight#1: W SF1 vs. W SF2</div></div>

rodrigoviolim · June 27, 2018

<div style="text-align:center;"><div style="text-align:center;">GAMMA roster, 1st Round schedule released for 2018/2019 championship season</div>

This Tuesday, GAMMA announced its roster of fighters for season 18/19, and coaches of the teams that will participate in the MMA World Cup.

At a conference in New York, President Mark Wallace said he was excited about the race and believes that fans will love the competition style of the competition.

"It's a not-so-common system, but the fans will like it. It's going to be a very exciting competition, I'm looking forward to it." said Wallace.

In the collective he also highlighted the fact of having big names in the event with Chuck Liddell, Tito Ortiz and other big names.

"Liddell, Ortiz, Faber, Griffin are world-renowned names, they just have to leverage the name of the event, they will certainly give a show to the fans." said Wallace by ending the interview and announcing the start of the competitions for 21/7 in New York.

HEAVYWEIGHT

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LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT

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MIDDLEWEIGHT

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WELTERWEIGHT

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LIGHTWEIGHT

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FEATHERWEIGHT

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BANTAMWEIGHT

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<div style="text-align:center;">GAMMA SEASON 18/19 - 1st Round</div>

GAMMA 1: Faber vs. Imanari

Date: July 21, 2018

Venue: Madison Square Garden

Local: New York City, New York, USA

Main Event

Group 1 Bantamweight Bout: (#1) Urijah Faber (34-10) vs. (#16) Masakazu Imanari (34-16-2)

Co-Main Event

Group 3 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#3) Forrest Griffin (19-7) vs. (#14) Hans Stringer (22-8-3)

Group 4 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#4) Anthony Johnson (22-6) vs. (#13) Goran Reljic (16-8)

Group 4 Middleweight Bout: (#4) Chris Leben (22-11) vs. (#13) Steve Bosse (12-2)

Group 3 Welterweight Bout: (#3) Martin Kampmann (20-7) vs. (#19) Jonavin Webb (10-2-1 NC)

Group 8 Featherweight Bout: (#8) Diego Brandao (22-12) vs. (#9) Diego Nunes (22-7)

Group 3 Middleweight Bout: (#3) Mark Munoz (14-6) vs. (#21) Perry Filkins (8-2)

Preliminary Card

Group 4 Heavyweight Bout: (#4) Brendan Schaub (10-5) vs. (#13) Siala Mou Siliga (11-5)

Group 7 Welterweight Bout: (#7) Mike Pierce (17-7) vs. (#23) Tyler Stinson (30-10)

Group 6 Heavyweight Bout: (#6) Jeff Monson (60-26-1) vs. (#22) Rico Verhoeven (1-0)

Group 5 Lightweight Bout: (#5) K.J. Noons (13-9-1 NC) vs. (#21) Yan Cabral (13-3)

Group 7 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#7) Vinny Magalhaes (14-8-1 NC) vs. (#23) Chris Fields (12-7-1)

Group 2 Bantamweight Bout: (#2) Brian Bowles (10-3) vs. (#15) Mike Easton (12-5)

Group 8 Heavyweight Bout: (#9) Scott Barrett (15-5) vs. (#24) Daniel Gallemore (7-4)

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GAMMA 2: Ortiz vs. Martell

Date: July 22, 2018

Venue: Staples Center

Local: Los Angeles, California, USA

Main Event

Group 2 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#2) Tito Ortiz (19-12-1) vs. (#15) Ian Martell (12-1)

Co-Main Event

Group 2 Welterweight Bout: (#2) Dan Hardy (25-10-1 NC) vs. (#18) Michael Graves (6-0-1)

Group 1 Lightweight Bout: (#1) T.J. Grant (21-5) vs. (#17) Adriano Martins (28-9)

Group 8 Welterweight Bout: (#8) Melvin Guillard (32-16-2-2 NC) vs. (#9) Roan Carneiro (21-12)

Group 5 Middleweight Bout: (#5) Rousimar Palhares (18-8) vs. (#12) Justin Jones (9-2)

Group 8 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#8) James Te Huna (16-8) vs. (#9) Fabio Maldonado (24-11)

Group 3 Heavyweight Bout: (#3) Antonio Silva (19-12-1) vs. (#19) Raphael Butler (9-2-1)

Preliminary Card

Group 3 Lightweight Bout: (#3) Rick Hawn (21-4) vs. (#19) Elias Silverio (13-3-1)

Group 7 Bantamweight Bout: (#7) Zach Mankowisk (19-8) vs. (#10) Josh Hill (16-2)

Group 1 Featherweight Bout: (#16) Nam Phan (20-14) vs. (#17) James Jenkins (8-2)

Group 7 Featherweight Bout: (#10) Chris Horodecki (21-7-1-1 NC) vs. (#17) Israel Giron (19-5)

Group 5 Bantamweight Bout: (#12) Johnny Bedford (23-14-1-1 NC) vs. (#21) Rodolfo Marques (22-9-1)

Group 5 Heavyweight Bout: (#12) Rich Hale (21-7-1) vs. (#21) Che Lewis Parry (6-0-1-1 NC)

Group 5 Featherweight Bout: (#5) Rad Martinez (15-3) vs. (#21) Jarred Mercado (14-6)

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GAMMA 3: Gomi vs. Njokuani

Date: July 29, 2018

Venue: Saitama Super Arena

Local: Saitama, Japan

Main Event

Group 2 Lightweight Bout: (#2) Takanori Gomi (35-14-1 NC) vs. (#15) Anthony Njokuani (16-12-1 NC)

Co-Main Event

Group 6 Welterweight Bout: (#6) Hayato Sakurai (38-13-2) vs. (#11) Mariusz Zaromskis (20-9-1 NC)

Group 1 Welterweight Bout: (#1) Ben Askren (18-0-1 NC) vs. (#17) Colton Smith (7-4)

Group 2 Featherweight Bout: (#15) Michihiro Omigawa (17-14-1) vs. Takeshi Inoue (21-10)

Group 2 Heavyweight Bout: (#2) Sergei Kharitonov (24-6) vs. (#18) Augusto Sakai (10-1-1)

Group 6 Featherweight Bout: (#11) Hatsu Hioki (29-11-2) vs. (#22) Alan Omer (21-5)

Group 4 Featherweight Bout: (#13) Lucas Martins (18-3) vs. (#20) Hiroyuki Takaya (23-14-2)

Preliminary Card

Group 6 Middleweight Bout: (#6) Jason Miller (24-10-1 NC) vs. (#22) Emiliano Sordi (16-6)

Group 4 Bantamweight Bout: (#4) Takeya Mizugaki (21-12-2) vs. (#13) Demarte Pena (12-0)

Group 1 Middleweight Bout: (#16) Ikuhisa Minowa (64-42-8) vs. (#17) Elvis Mutapcic (15-6-1)

Group 7 Middleweight Bout: (#10) Riki Fukuda (23-7-1 NC) vs. (#23) Tony Bonello (16-3-1-1 NC)

Group 8 Bantamweight: (#8) Masakatsu Ueda (23-5-2) vs. (#24) Alex Soto (8-3-1)

Group 4 Lightweight Bout: (#13) Ricardo Tirloni (18-6) vs. (#20) Zhang Lipeng (19-9-1)

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GAMMA 4: Tumenov vs. Amoussou

Date: August 4, 2018

Venue: Olympic Stadium

Local: Moscow, Russia

Main Event

Group 4 Welterweight Bout: (#4) Albert Tumenov (19-4) vs. (#13) Karl Amoussou (24-8-2)

Co-Main Event

Group 5 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#5) Nikita Krylov (22-5) vs. (#12) Attilah Vegh (31-8-2)

Group 2 Middleweight Bout: (#2) Tim Kennedy (18-6) vs. (#18) Mikhail Tsarev (31-6)

Group 1 Heavyweight Bout: (#1) Vitaly Minakov (20-0) vs. (#17) Stuart Austin (11-3)

Group 5 Welterweight Bout: (#5) John Hathaway (17-2) vs. (#21) Aslambek Saidov (22-5)

Group 8 Middleweight Bout: (#8) Anatoly Tokov (25-2) vs. (#9) Dongi Yang (13-3)

Group 7 Heavyweight Bout: (#7) Roy Boughton (10-4) vs. (#23) Bilyal Makhov (0-0)

Preliminary Card

Group 3 Bantamweight Bout: (#3) Erik Perez (17-6) vs. (#19) Omar Nurmagomedov (6-0)

Group 8 Lightweight Bout: (#9) Norman Parke (22-5-1) vs. (#24) Bekzod Abdurakhmonov (7-0)

Group 6 Bantamweight Bout: (#6) Ali Bagautinov (17-6) vs. (#22) Gustavo Falciroli (17-5-2-1 NC)

Group 3 Featherweight Bout: (#14) Magomedrasul Khasbulaev (24-7) vs. (#19) Tom Niinimaki (22-8-1)

Group 1 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#16) Artur Alibulatov (19-2) vs. Guilherme Vianna (7-3)

Group 7 Lightweight Bout: (#10) Murad Machaev (21-2) vs. (#23) Mansour Barnaoui (17-4)

Group 6 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#11) Luiz Cane (17-7-1 NC) vs. (#22) Kurban Omarov (8-1)

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rodrigoviolim · June 29, 2018

<div style="text-align:center;">GAMMA NEWS

GAMMA signs with former UFC fighters for next season.

GAMMA has barely begun its season already thinking of the following. This week he made the announcement of new hires who will try to vacate their next season, including well-known names like former heavyweight champion Andrei Arlovski (27-16-1 NC), former Welterweight challenger Thiago Alves (22-13) and other names known as Stefan Struve and Ed Herman.

The next season has no confirmed date more this fighters will be added to the qualifyng that should happen before the start of the new season.

Hacran Dias Replaces Hatsu Hioki, Meets Alan Omer at GAMMA card in Brazil

The fight between Hatsu Hioki and Alan Omer was postponed. Hioki was injured in a training session, and will not have time to recover. With this the other fighter of the group, Hacran Dias will face Omer, in the card of the World Cup will be held in August in Brazil.

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rodrigoviolim · June 29, 2018

<div style="text-align:center;">GAMMA 1: Faber vs. Imanari - Press Conference

Faber: “I am happy to return. And I hope to start the competition well.”

Imanari: “Faber is a legend, and can not wait for a tough fight. But I want to shock everyone tonight.”.

Griffin: “Maybe the pace of the fight is my biggest problem tonight. I hope I can match the expectations of fans.”

Stringer: “I think these guys retire because they can not take it anymore. More Griffin has decided to go back, I'll put him back out.”

Weigh In

GAMMA 1: Faber vs. Imanari

Date: July 21, 2018

Venue: Madison Square Garden

Local: New York City, New York, USA

Main Event

Group 1 Bantamweight Bout: (#1) Urijah Faber (135 lbs) vs. (#16) Masakazu Imanari (135 lbs)

Co-Main Event

Group 3 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#3) Forrest Griffin (205 lbs) vs. (#14) Hans Stringer (205 lbs)

Group 4 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#4) Anthony Johnson (205 lbs) vs. (#13) Goran Reljic (205 lbs)

Group 4 Middleweight Bout: (#4) Chris Leben (185 lbs) vs. (#13) Steve Bosse (185 lbs)

Group 3 Welterweight Bout: (#3) Martin Kampmann (170 lbs) vs. (#19) Jonavin Webb (170 lbs)

Group 8 Featherweight Bout: (#8) Diego Brandao (145 lbs) vs. (#9) Diego Nunes (145 lbs)

Group 3 Middleweight Bout: (#3) Mark Munoz (185 lbs) vs. (#14) Michael Kuiper (185 lbs)

Preliminary Card

Group 4 Heavyweight Bout: (#4) Brendan Schaub (240 lbs) vs. (#13) Siala Mou Siliga (265 lbs)

Group 7 Welterweight Bout: (#7) Mike Pierce (170 lbs) vs. (#23) Tyler Stinson (170 lbs)

Group 6 Heavyweight Bout: (#6) Jeff Monson (255 lbs) vs. (#22) Rico Verhoeven (240 lbs)

Group 5 Lightweight Bout: (#5) K.J. Noons (155 lbs) vs. (#21) Yan Cabral (155 lbs)

Group 7 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#7) Vinny Magalhaes (205 lbs) vs. (#23) Chris Fields (205 lbs)

Group 2 Bantamweight Bout: (#2) Brian Bowles (135 lbs) vs. (#15) Mike Easton (135 lbs)

Group 8 Heavyweight Bout: (#9) Scott Barrett (265 lbs) vs. (#24) Daniel Gallemore (245 lbs)

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rodrigoviolim · July 4, 2018

<div style="text-align:center;">GAMMA 1: Faber vs. Imanari - Recap & Results

Michael Schiavelo: Hi, I'm Michael Schiavelo from New York at Madison Square Garden.

Here with me, my broadcasting partner, the legendary Bas Rutten.

Good evening Bas! A great night of fights today, no !?

Bas Rutten: Hello Mike!

Certainly it was a great night!

MS: Let's do a recap of the card for the fight fans, from Blurcat.com.Turning with the main card.

In the main event, Urijah Faber returning to MMA defeating Masakazu Imanari, by decision.

BR: Yes. Faber had a safe performance and controlled the entire fight, without difficulty. Maybe he lacked fight time, but for a comeback, it was a good win.

MS: At the Co-Main event, another legend came back and won by decision, Forrest Griffin.

BR: It was the same situation as Faber, but Griffin, despite being out more time, was a little more dominant. He got hard blows and showed that he is in great shape.

MS: Any more featured in main card Bas?

BR: Anthony Johnson, Diego Brandao and Perry Filkins.Johnson showed that he wants to be a champion, and got a great knockout, while Brandao easily surpassed Diego Nunes who is a tough opponent. And I think the biggest dark of the night was Filkins , who beat Mark Munoz, after Filkins hit a kick in the head of Munoz in the second round the fight was another and things got easier for him.

MS: Still in the main card, Chris Leben made his return, beating Steve Bosse and Martin Kampmann finishing Jonavin Webb in the second round.

MS: In the preliminaries the return of Brendan Schaub who knocked out Siala Mou Siliga in just 31 seconds.

BR: It was a great return for Schaub.

MS: For fans of fights, tomorrow in California we will have the return of legend Tito Ortiz doing the GAMMA main event against Ian Martell. Thank you Bas and so we say goodbye. Until next time!

GAMMA 1: Faber vs. Imanari

Date: July 21, 2018

Venue: Madison Square Garden

Local: New York City, New York, USA

Attendance: 6,504

Gate: $1,402,262

Main Event

Group 1 Bantamweight Bout: (#1) Urijah Faber (34-10) vs. (#16) Masakazu Imanari (34-16-2) - Urijah Faber win by Unanimous Decision.

Co-Main Event

Group 3 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#3) Forrest Griffin (19-7) vs. (#14) Hans Stringer (22-8-3) - Forrest Griffin win by Unanimous Decision.

Group 4 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#4) Anthony Johnson (22-6) vs. (#13) Goran Reljic (16-8) - Anthony Johnson win by KO (Punch) in 0:13 of Round 2.

Group 4 Middleweight Bout: (#4) Chris Leben (22-11) vs. (#13) Steve Bosse (12-2) - Chris Leben win by Unanimous Decision.

Group 3 Welterweight Bout: (#3) Martin Kampmann (20-7) vs. (#19) Jonavin Webb (10-2-1 NC) - Martin Kampmann win by Submission (Guillotine Choke) in 4:02 of Round 2.

Group 8 Featherweight Bout: (#8) Diego Brandao (22-12) vs. (#9) Diego Nunes (22-7) - Diego Brandao win by TKO (Strikes) in 2:12 of Round 2.

Group 3 Middleweight Bout: (#3) Mark Munoz (14-6) vs. (#21) Perry Filkins (8-2) - Perry Filkins win by Unanimous Decision.

Preliminary Card

Group 4 Heavyweight Bout: (#4) Brendan Schaub (10-5) vs. (#13) Siala Mou Siliga (11-5) -Brendan Schaub win by KO (Punch) in 0:31 of Round 1.

Group 7 Welterweight Bout: (#7) Mike Pierce (17-7) vs. (#23) Tyler Stinson (30-10) - Tyler Stinson win by Submission (Rear Naked Choke) in 3:59 of Round 3.

Group 6 Heavyweight Bout: (#6) Jeff Monson (60-26-1) vs. (#22) Rico Verhoeven (1-0) - Jeff Monson win by Submission (Kimura) in 4:46 of Round 1.

Group 5 Lightweight Bout: (#5) K.J. Noons (13-9-1 NC) vs. (#21) Yan Cabral (13-3) - K.J. Noons win by TKO (Strikes) in 4:48 of Round 1.

Group 7 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#7) Vinny Magalhaes (14-8-1 NC) vs. (#23) Chris Fields (12-7-1) - Vinny Magalhaes win by Submission (Heel Hook) in 1:18 of Round 1.

Group 2 Bantamweight Bout: (#2) Brian Bowles (10-3) vs. (#15) Mike Easton (12-5) - Brian Bowles win by KO (Punch) in 1:49 of Round 1.

Group 8 Heavyweight Bout: (#9) Scott Barrett (15-5) vs. (#24) Daniel Gallemore (7-4) - Scott Barrett win by Split Decision.

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rodrigoviolim · July 4, 2018

<div style="text-align:center;">GAMMA 2: Ortiz vs. Martel - Press Conference

Ortiz: “I do not even know this guy (Martel), I just want to go there and finish him off as fast as possible.”

Martel: “He says I'm unknown, but I'm going to show him who I am and what I'm capable of.”

Hardy: “I look forward to my return, hopefully make a great fight for the fans.”

Graves: “Hardy is a tough test for me. I expect to perform well against him.”

Weigh In

GAMMA 2: Ortiz vs. Martell

Date: July 22, 2018

Venue: Staples Center

Local: Los Angeles, California, USA

Main Event

Group 2 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#2) Tito Ortiz (205 lbs) vs. (#15) Iain Martell (205 lbs)

Co-Main Event

Group 2 Welterweight Bout: (#2) Dan Hardy (170 lbs) vs. (#18) Michael Graves (170 lbs)

Group 1 Lightweight Bout: (#1) T.J. Grant (155 lbs) vs. (#17) Adriano Martins (155 lbs)

Group 8 Welterweight Bout: (#8) Melvin Guillard (170 lbs) vs. (#9) Roan Carneiro (170 lbs)

Group 5 Middleweight Bout: (#5) Rousimar Palhares (185 lbs) vs. (#12) Justin Jones (185 lbs)

Group 8 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#8) James Te Huna (205 lbs) vs. (#9) Fabio Maldonado (205 lbs)

Group 3 Heavyweight Bout: (#3) Antonio Silva (265 lbs) vs. (#19) Raphael Butler (215 lbs)

Preliminary Card

Group 3 Lightweight Bout: (#3) Rick Hawn (155 lbs) vs. (#19) Elias Silverio (155 lbs)

Group 7 Bantamweight Bout: (#7) Zach Mankowisk (135 lbs) vs. (#10) Josh Hill (135 lbs)

Group 1 Featherweight Bout: (#16) Nam Phan (145 lbs) vs. (#17) James Jenkins (145 lbs)

Group 7 Featherweight Bout: (#10) Chris Horodecki (145 lbs) vs. (#17) Israel Giron (145 lbs)

Group 5 Bantamweight Bout: (#12) Johnny Bedford (135 lbs) vs. (#21) Rodolfo Marques (135 lbs)

Group 5 Heavyweight Bout: (#12) Rich Hale (220 lbs) vs. (#21) Che Lewis Parry (245 lbs)

Group 5 Featherweight Bout: (#5) Rad Martinez (145 lbs) vs. (#21) Jarred Mercado (145 lbs)

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rodrigoviolim · July 6, 2018

GAMMA 2: Ortiz vs. Martel - Recap & Results

Michael Schiavelo: Hi, I'm Michael Schiavelo from Los Angeles at Staples Center.

Here with me, my broadcasting partner, the legendary Bas Rutten.

Good Night Bas!

Bas Rutten: Hello Mike!

MS: Let's do a recap of the card for the fight fans, from Blurcat.com.Turning with the main card.

In the main event, Tito Ortiz started well, but could not stand the pressure of Martel.

BR: Yes. Ortiz started better dominating the fight, but in the third round Martel hit a great sequence and finished the fight.

MS: In the second most important bout of the night Bas, we had a great comeback from Dan Hardy.

BR: He was incredible, Mike. Dominating the fight in full gave no chance to Graves. No doubt he came back to stay.

MS: Any more featured in main card Bas?

BR: Certainly it was the victory of "Bigfoot" Silva, hard blows that ended Butler in the second round.

MS: Featured also for TJ Grant returned with a great performance against Adriano Martins, Carneiro hit Guillard via submission in the first round getting six points in this first round,

MS: In the preliminaries many fights finalized before the end ...

BR: Yes, this is showing that the fighters are understanding what they need to do to qualify for the playoffs.

MS: Next week begins the first round of the world cup, 8 nations compete for the title of world champion by teams. All matches will have simultaneous broadcasts by GAMMA TV. Thanks Bas! Thank you fight fans and even the next!

BR: Until next Mike!

GAMMA 2: Ortiz vs. Martell

Date: July 22, 2018

Venue: Staples Center

Local: Los Angeles, California, USA

Attendance: 5,544

Gate: $1,144,836

Main Event

Group 2 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#2) Tito Ortiz (19-12-1) vs. (#15) Iain Martell (12-1) - Iain Martel win by TKO (Strikes) in 1:54 of Round 3.

Co-Main Event

Group 2 Welterweight Bout: (#2) Dan Hardy (25-10-1 NC) vs. (#18) Michael Graves (6-0-1) - Dan Hardy win by Unanimous Decision.

Group 1 Lightweight Bout: (#1) T.J. Grant (21-5) vs. (#17) Adriano Martins (28-9) - T.J. Grant win by Submission (Armbar) in 2:08 of Round 2.

Group 8 Welterweight Bout: (#8) Melvin Guillard (32-16-2-2 NC) vs. (#9) Roan Carneiro (21-12) - Roan Carneiro win by Submission (Armbar) in 3:57 of Round 1.

Group 5 Middleweight Bout: (#5) Rousimar Palhares (18-8) vs. (#12) Justin Jones (9-2) - Rousimar Palhares win by TKO (Strikes) in 0:47 of Round 2.

Group 8 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#8) James Te Huna (16-8) vs. (#9) Fabio Maldonado (24-11) - James Te Huna win by Unanimous Decision.

Group 3 Heavyweight Bout: (#3) Antonio Silva (19-12-1) vs. (#19) Raphael Butler (9-2-1) - Antonio Silva win by KO (Knee) in 3:37 of Round 2.

Preliminary Card

Group 3 Lightweight Bout: (#3) Rick Hawn (21-4) vs. (#19) Elias Silverio (13-3-1) - Elias Silverio win by TKO (Strikes) in 4:08 of Round 2.

Group 7 Bantamweight Bout: (#7) Zach Makovsky (19-8) vs. (#10) Josh Hill (16-2) - Zach Makovsky win by Split Decision.

Group 1 Featherweight Bout: (#16) Nam Phan (20-14) vs. (#17) James Jenkins (8-2) - Nam Phan win by Submission (Kimura) in 4:31 of Round 2.

Group 7 Featherweight Bout: (#10) Chris Horodecki (21-7-1-1 NC) vs. (#17) Israel Giron (19-5) - Chris Horodecki win by TKO (Strikes) in 2:31 of Round 3.

Group 5 Bantamweight Bout: (#12) Johnny Bedford (23-14-1-1 NC) vs. (#21) Rodolfo Marques (22-9-1) - Johnny Bedford win by TKO (Strikes) in 1:12 of Round 1.

Group 5 Heavyweight Bout: (#12) Rich Hale (21-7-1) vs. (#21) Chi Lewis Parry (6-0-1-1 NC) - Chi Lewis Parry win by TKO (Strikes) in 0:39 of Round 1.

Group 5 Featherweight Bout: (#5) Rad Martinez (15-3) vs. (#21) Jarred Mercado (14-6) - Rad Martinez win by TKO (Strikes) in 3:41 of Round 2.

rodrigoviolim · July 6, 2018

GAMMA World Cup Teams & Coaches announced

On Tuesday afternoon, GAMMA announced the coaches of the national teams and the fighters that will participate in the tournament that will begin this Saturday.

The coaches will be MMA icons in their respective countries, the selected fighters will be exclusively participating in this competition, not being able to participate in the regular season or Rising Star.

check out the list of fighters and coaches.

AUSTRALIA

Coach: Elvis Sinosic

HW: Damien Maru (2-0) Peter Graham (12-11) Nathan Reddy (5-1)

LHW: Duke Didler (6-1) Jim Crute (6-0) Mike Turner (9-5)

MW: Matt Heath (1-0) Shane Mitchell (10-4) Zein Saliba (4-1)

WW: Anton Zafir (9-3) Brendan O´Reilly (6-3-1 NC) Richard Walsh (10-5)

LW: Grant Blacker (8-1) Isaac Hardmann (9-1) Patrick Iodice (5-0)

BRAZIL

Coach: Royce Gracie

HW: Vinicius Queiroz (8-4) Geronimo Mondragon (40-20) Fernando Rodrigues Jr. (11-4)

LHW: Bruno Cappeloza (9-4) Ednaldo Oliveira (18-3-1-1 NC) Luiz Phellip Lins (9-1)

MW: Delson Heleno (30-11) Antonio dos Santos Jr. (8-4) Alberto Uda (13-2)

WW: Cristiano Souza (7-2) Viscardi Andrade (18-6-1 NC) Hernani Perpetuo (18-6-1 NC)

LW: Cosmo Alexandre (7-1) Jorge Patino (38-19-2-1 NC) Willamy Freire (26-6)

CANADA

Coach: Mark Bocek

HW: Adam Dyczka (6-0) Lee Main (9-13) Mike Hackert (6-2)

LHW: Victor Valimaki (18-9) Patrick Cote (23-11) David Louiseau (21-10)

MW: Adam Hunter (7-2) Mariusz Ksiazkiewicz (6-0) Miles Ansted (9-1)

WW: Andrew McInnes (7-1) Jonathan Meunier (8-1) Matt Dywer (9-4)

LW: Jason Saggo (12-4) Jesse Ronson (19-8) Mark Holst (12-6)

ENGLAND

Coach: Ian Freeman

HW: Adam Parkes (4-2) Brett McDermott (8-5) Tony Mustard (8-3)

LHW: Andrew Clamp (9-1-1 NC) Jason Radcliff (13-5) Paul Byrne (6-3)

MW: Alex Montagnani (10-2-1) Danny Mitchell (20-9-1) Justin Moore (7-2)

WW: Che Mills (16-10-3 NC) Mark Scanlon (9-3) Aslhey Reece (6-0)

LW: Colin Fletcher (17-9) Mark Glover (6-2-1) Rob Sinclair (13-5)

JAPAN

Coach: Hidehiko Yoshida

HW:Kazuyuki Fujita (15-14) Tsuyoshi Kohsaka (27-19-2) Yusuke Kawaguchi (18-12)

LHW: Shunsuke Inoue (16-10-2) Yusuke Masuda (6-11-3) Yuta Uchida (0-1)

MW: Ken Hasegawa (15-3-1) Yoshiyuki Nakanishi (16-5-1 NC) Yuki Niimura (11-4)

WW: Takenori Sato (17-10-7) Yuchiro Nagashima (4-3) Yuki Kondo (59-32-9)

LW: Kazuki Tokodume (18-8-1) Yusuke Kasuya (10-3-2) Kota Shimoishi (21-5)

POLAND

Coach: Pawel Nastula

HW: Michal Andryszak (17-6-1 NC) Rafal Drabowski (5-2-1 NC) Tomasz Kowalkowisk (5-3)

LHW: Marcin Larzarz (12-6) Marcin Zontec (16-11-2 NC) Lukasz Jurkowski (16-11)

MW: Piotr Strus (9-3-2) Krzysztof Kulak (30-16-2) Andrzej Grzebyk (11-3)

WW: Pawel Pawlak (11-3) Lukasz Kopera (7-2) Albert Odzimkowski (10-3)

LW: Jakub Kowalewicz (9-3) Piotr Hallman (15-6) Mateusz Zawadzki (12-3-2)

RUSSIA

Coach: Volk Han

HW: Kiril Sidelnikov (11-5) Mikhail Mokhnatikin (11-2-2) Zelimkhan Umlev (9-1)

LHW: Konstantin Erokihin (9-4) Artur Astakhov (14-5) Mikhail Zayats (22-8)

MW: Arthur Guseinov (21-7) Magomed Magomedov (5-2) Ayub Gimbatov (9-1-1 NC)

WW: Sharaf Daviatmurodov (13-0-1) Nikolay Aleksakhin (20-4) Dmitry Bikrev (9-3)

LW: Dinisiam Kamanov (6-0-2) Shamil Zavurov (35-5-1) Nikolay Gaponov (5-1-1 NC)

USA

Coach: Dan Henderson

HW: Mike Wessell (14-8) Steve Mocco (6-1) Greg Hardy (0-0)

LHW: Alonzo Menifleld (6-1) Alex Nicholson (9-6) Ryan Spann (13-5)

MW: Brett Cooper (26-13) Joseph Henle (11-3-1) Daniel Vizcaya (10-4)

WW: Andrew Todhunter (8-1) Cole Williams (10-1) Trey Houston (11-4)

LW: Dakota Cochrane (31-12-1 NC) E.J. Brooks (11-5) Pat Audinwood (11-2-1)

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GAMMA Wolrd Cup 1st Round Weigh in

GROUP A: USA vs. Canada

Light Heavyweight Bout: Ryan Spann (205 lbs) vs. David Louiseau (205 lbs)

Heavyweight Bout: Greg Hardy (260 lbs) vs. Adam Dyczka (262 lbs)

Lightweight Bout: E.J. Brooks (155 lbs) vs. Jason Saggo (155 lbs)

Welterweight Bout: Cole Williams (170 lbs) vs. Andrew McInnes (170 lbs)

Middleweight Bout: Daniel Vizcaya (185 lbs) vs. Mariusz Ksiazkiewicz (185 lbs)

GROUP A: England vs. Brazil

Welterweight Bout: Che Mills (170 lbs) vs. Hernani Perpetuo (170 lbs)

Lightweight Bout: Mark Glover (155 lbs) vs. Jorge Patino (155 lbs)

Light Heavyweight Bout: Jason Radcliff (205 lbs) vs. Ednaldo Oliveira (205 lbs)

Heavyweight Bout: Brett McDermott (lbs) vs. Fernando Rodrigues Jr. (lbs)

Middleweight Bout: Alex Montagnani (185 lbs) vs. Alberto Uda (185 lbs)

GROUP B: Russia vs. Japan

Lightweight Bout: Dinisiam Kamanov (155 lbs) vs. Kazuki Tokodume (155 lbs)

Heavyweight Bout: Mikhail Mokhnatikin (235 lbs) vs. Yusuke Kawaguchi (230 lbs)

Light Heavyweight Bout: Konstantin Erokihin (205 lbs) vs. Shunsuke Inoue (205 lbs)

Welterweight Bout: Dmitry Bikrev (170 lbs) vs. Yuchiro Nagashima (170 lbs)

Middleweight Bout: Magomed Magomedov (185 lbs) vs. Yuki Niimura (185 lbs)

GROUP B: Australia vs. Poland

Welterweight Bout: Brendan O´Reilly (170 lbs) vs. Pawel Pawlak (170 lbs)

Light Heavyweight Bout: Jim Crute (205 lbs) vs. Lukasz Jurkowski (205 lbs)

Lightweight Bout: Isaac Hardmann (155 lbs) vs. Jacub Kowalewicz (155 lbs)

Middleweight Bout: Matt Heath (185 lbs) vs. Piotr Strus (185 lbs)

* Heavyweight Bout Canceled Peter Graham injured. Team Poland wins the match.

rodrigoviolim · July 10, 2018

<div style="text-align:center;">GAMMA Wolrd Cup 1st Round - Results</div>

<div style="text-align:center;">GROUP A

USA vs. Canada

Venue: Mandaley Bay Events Center

Local: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

Attendence: 986

Gate: $223,970

Light Heavyweight Bout: Ryan Spann (13-5) vs. David Louiseau (21-10) - Ryan Spann win by Submission (Rear Naked Choke) in 4:03 of Round 1.

Heavyweight Bout: Greg Hardy (0-0) vs. Adam Dyczka (6-0) - Adam Dyczka win by Submission (Armbar) in 3:18 of Round 1.

Lightweight Bout: E.J. Brooks (11-5) vs. Jason Saggo (12-4) - Jason Saggo win by Submission (Rear Naked Choke) in 3:07 of Round 3.

Welterweight Bout: Cole Williams (10-1) vs. Andrew McInnes (7-1) - Cole Williams win by Unanimous Decision.

Middleweight Bout: Daniel Vizcaya (10-4) vs. Mariusz Ksiazkiewicz (6-0) - Mariusz Ksiazkiewicz win by Split Decision.

RESULT: CANADA 3x2 USA

GROUP A

England vs. Brazil

Venue: Copper Box Arena

Local: London, England

Attendence: 599

Gate: $117,404

Welterweight Bout: Che Mills (16-10-3 NC) vs. Hernani Perpetuo (18-6-1 NC) - Che Mills win by TKO (Strikes) in 0:33 of Round 1.

Lightweight Bout: Mark Glover (6-2-1) vs. Jorge Patino (38-19-2-1 NC) - Jorge Patino win by TKO (Strikes) in 0:28 of Round 1.

Heavyweight Bout: Brett McDermott (8-5) vs. Fernando Rodrigues Jr. (11-4) - Fernando Rodrigues Jr. win by KO (Punch) in 1:36 of Round 1.

Light Heavyweight Bout: Jason Radcliff (13-5) vs. Ednaldo Oliveira (18-3-1-1 NC) - Ednaldo Oliveira win by Unanimous Decision.

Middleweight Bout: Alex Montagnani (10-2-1) vs. Alberto Uda (13-2) - Alex Montagnani win by KO (Punch) in 1:21 of Round 2.

RESULT: BRAZIL 3x2 ENGLAND

GROUP B

Russia vs. Japan

Venue: Russia Hall

Local: Moscow, Russia

Attendence: 378

Gate: $58,212

Lightweight Bout: Dinisiam Kamanov (6-0-2) vs. Kazuki Tokodume (18-8-1) - Dinisiam Kamanov win by Unanimous Decision.

Heavyweight Bout: Mikhail Mokhnatikin (11-2-2) vs. Yusuke Kawaguchi (18-12) - Mikhail Mokhnatikin win by TKO (Strikes) in 0:58 of Round 1.

Light Heavyweight Bout: Konstantin Erokihin (9-4) vs. Shunsuke Inoue (16-10-2) - Konstantin Erokihin win by Submission (Rear Naked Choke) in 4:35 of Round 1.

Welterweight Bout: Dmitry Bikrev (9-3) vs. Yuchiro Nagashima (4-3) - Dmitry Bikrev win by Unanimous Decision.

Middleweight Bout: Magomed Magomedov (5-2) vs. Yuki Niimura (11-4) - Magomed Magomedov win by Unanimous Decision.

RESULT: RUSSIA 5x0 JAPAN

GROUP B

Australia vs. Poland

Venue: Melbourne Pavilion

Local: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Attendence: 361

Gate: $55.594

Welterweight Bout: Brendan O´Reilly (6-3-1 NC) vs. Pawel Pawlak (11-3) - Pawel Pawlak win by KO (Punch) in 2:14 of Round 1.

Light Heavyweight Bout: Jim Crute (6-0) vs. Lukasz Jurkowski (16-11) - Jim Crute win by Submission (Rear Naked Choke) in 3:34 of Round 1.

Lightweight Bout: Isaac Hardmann (9-1) vs. Jacub Kowalewicz (9-3) - Isaac Hardmann win by Unanimous Decision.

Middleweight Bout: Matt Heath (1-0) vs. Piotr Strus (9-3-2) - Piotr Strus win by TKO (Strikes) in 0:31 of Round 3.

RESULT: AUSTRALIA 2x3 POLAND

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GROUP A

1. BRAZIL 3-2 - 9 POINTS

2. CANADA 3-2 - 9 POINTS

3. ENGLAND 2-3 - 6 POINTS

4. USA 2-3 - 6 POINTS

GROUP B

1. RUSSIA 5-0 - 15 POINTS

2. POLAND 3-2 - 9 POINTS

3. AUSTRALIA 2-3 - 6 POINTS

4. JAPAN 0-5 - 0 POINTS

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rodrigoviolim · July 10, 2018

<div style="text-align:center;">GAMMA NEWS

K.J. Noons tested positive for PED´s following GAMMA 1

On this Monday, GAMMA announced that the fight between K.J. Noons and Yan Cabral had its result changed to No Contest due to the Noons test having accused positive for PED's.

Noons beat Cabral in the first round of the lightweight tournament. With this change Cabral gains 3 points while Noons is withdrawn from the competition and will be suspended for 1 year, where there are official commissions.

For Noons' place, GAMMA announced the entry of Arnold Quero (14-6), who will only make a fight against Dave Jensen, to try to qualify.

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rodrigoviolim · July 10, 2018

<div style="text-align:center;">GAMMA 3: Gomi vs. Njokuani - Press Conference

Gomi: "I know I'm not at my best, but I hope to recover from the fans of Japanese fans."

Njokuani: "Gomi is a legend and always dangerous, I hope to make the right fight to emerge victorious."

Sakurai: "I've been waiting for this rematch, I do not want to disappoint my fans."

Zaromskis: "Sakurai is a tough opponent. I will beat him again."

Weigh In

GAMMA 3: Gomi vs. Njokuani

Date: July 29, 2018

Venue: Saitama Super Arena

Local: Saitama, Japan

Main Event

Group 2 Lightweight Bout: (#2) Takanori Gomi (155 lbs) vs. (#15) Anthony Njokuani (155 lbs)

Co-Main Event

Group 6 Welterweight Bout: (#6) Hayato Sakurai (170 lbs) vs. (#11) Mariusz Zaromskis (170 lbs)

Group 1 Welterweight Bout: (#1) Ben Askren (170 lbs) vs. (#17) Colton Smith (170 lbs)

Group 2 Featherweight Bout: (#15) Michihiro Omigawa (145 lbs) vs. Takeshi Inoue (145 lbs)

Group 2 Heavyweight Bout: (#2) Sergei Kharitonov (240 lbs) vs. (#18) Augusto Sakai (263 lbs)

Group 4 Featherweight Bout: (#13) Lucas Martins (145 lbs) vs. (#20) Hiroyuki Takaya (145 lbs)

Group 8 Middleweight Bout: (#8) Anatoly Tokov (185 lbs) vs. (#9) Dongi Yang (185 lbs)

Preliminary Card

Group 6 Middleweight Bout: (#6) Jason Miller (185 lbs) vs. (#22) Emiliano Sordi (185 lbs)

Group 4 Bantamweight Bout: (#4) Takeya Mizugaki (135 lbs) vs. (#13) Demarte Pena (135 lbs)

Group 1 Middleweight Bout: (#16) Ikuhisa Minowa (185 lbs) vs. (#17) Elvis Mutapcic (185 lbs)

Group 7 Middleweight Bout: (#10) Riki Fukuda (185 lbs) vs. (#23) Tony Bonello (185 lbs)

Group 6 Lightweight Bout: (#6) Johnny Case (155 lbs) vs. A Sol Kwon (155 lbs)

Group 8 Bantamweight: (#8) Masakatsu Ueda (135 lbs) vs. (#24) Alex Soto (135 lbs)

Group 4 Lightweight Bout: (#13) Ricardo Tirloni (155 lbs) vs. (#20) Zhang Lipeng (155 lbs)

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rodrigoviolim · July 12, 2018

GAMMA 3: Gomi vs. Njokuani - Results

GAMMA 3: Gomi vs. Njokuani

Date: July 29, 2018

Venue: Saitama Super Arena

Local: Saitama, Japan

Attendence: 4.144

Gate: $806,837

Main Event

Group 2 Lightweight Bout: (#2) Takanori Gomi (35-14-1 NC) vs. (#15) Anthony Njokuani (16-12-1 NC) - Takanori Gomi win by TKO (Strikes) in 1:16 of Round 1.

Co-Main Event

Group 6 Welterweight Bout: (#6) Hayato Sakurai (38-13-2) vs. (#11) Mariusz Zaromskis (20-9-1 NC) - Mariusz Zaromskis win by KO (Kick) in 3:11 of Round 1.

Group 1 Welterweight Bout: (#1) Ben Askren (18-0-1 NC) vs. (#17) Colton Smith (7-4) - Ben Askren win by KO (Punch) in 0:23 of Round 2.

Group 2 Featherweight Bout: (#15) Michihiro Omigawa (17-14-1) vs. Takeshi Inoue (21-10) - Michihiro Omigawa win by Unanimous Decision.

Group 2 Heavyweight Bout: (#2) Sergei Kharitonov (24-6) vs. (#18) Augusto Sakai (10-1-1) - Sergei Kharitonov win by Unanimous Decision.

Group 4 Featherweight Bout: (#13) Lucas Martins (18-3) vs. (#20) Hiroyuki Takaya (23-14-2) - Hiroyuki Takaya win by KO (Knee) in 4:08 of Round 1.

Group 8 Middleweight Bout: (#8) Anatoly Tokov (25-2) vs. (#9) Dongi Yang (13-3) - Dongi Yang win by TKO (Strikes) in 0:37 of Round 2.

Preliminary Card

Group 6 Middleweight Bout: (#6) Jason Miller (24-10-1 NC) vs. (#22) Emiliano Sordi (16-6) - Jason Miller win by Submission (Guillotine Choke) in 1:24 of Round 1.

Group 4 Bantamweight Bout: (#4) Takeya Mizugaki (21-12-2) vs. (#13) Demarte Pena (12-0) - Takeya Mizugaki win by Unanimous Decision.

Group 1 Middleweight Bout: (#16) Ikuhisa Minowa (64-42-8) vs. (#17) Elvis Mutapcic (15-6-1) - Elvis Mutapcic win by Split Decision.

Group 7 Middleweight Bout: (#10) Riki Fukuda (23-7-1 NC) vs. (#23) Tony Bonello (16-3-1-1 NC) - Riki Fukuda win by Unanimous Decision.

Group 6 Lightweight Bout: (#6) Johnny Case (22-6) vs. A Sol Kwon (21-9) - Johnny Case win by TKO (Strikes) in 0:55 of Round 2.

Group 8 Bantamweight: (#8) Masakatsu Ueda (23-5-2) vs. (#24) Alex Soto (8-3-1) - Masakatsu Ueda win by Unanimous Decision.

Group 4 Lightweight Bout: (#13) Ricardo Tirloni (18-6) vs. (#20) Zhang Lipeng (19-9-1) - Ricardo Tirloni win by Submission (Kimura) in 1:15 of Round 2.

*Zhang Lipeng failed a drug test for PEDs after the fight and disqualified from the season.

*Saul Rogers (13-1) Replace Zhang Lipeng

rodrigoviolim · July 12, 2018

GAMMA 4: Tumenov vs. Amoussou - Results

GAMMA 4: Tumenov vs. Amoussou

Date: August 4, 2018

Venue: Olympic Stadium

Local: Moscow, Russia

Attendence: 2,642

Gate: $348,744

Main Event

Group 4 Welterweight Bout: (#4) Albert Tumenov (19-4) vs. (#13) Karl Amoussou (24-8-2) - Albert Tumenov win by TKO (Strikes) in 4:42 of Round 2.

Co-Main Event

Group 5 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#5) Nikita Krylov (22-5) vs. (#12) Attilah Vegh (31-8-2) - Nikita Krylov win by Unanimous Decision.

Group 2 Middleweight Bout: (#2) Tim Kennedy (18-6) vs. (#18) Mikhail Tsarev (31-6) - Tim Kennedy win by Unanimous Decision.

Group 1 Heavyweight Bout: (#1) Vitaly Minakov (20-0) vs. (#17) Stuart Austin (11-3) - Vitaly Minakov win by TKO (Strikes) in 2:49 of Round 2.

Group 5 Welterweight Bout: (#5) John Hathaway (17-2) vs. (#21) Aslambek Saidov (22-5) - John Hathaway win by Submission (Armbar) in 4:47 of Round 3.

Group 7 Heavyweight Bout: (#7) Roy Boughton (10-4) vs. (#23) Bilyal Makhov (0-0) - Bilyal Makhov win by Unanimous Decision.

Preliminary Card

Group 3 Bantamweight Bout: (#3) Erik Perez (17-6) vs. (#19) Omar Nurmagomedov (6-0) - Erik Perez win by TKO (Strikes) in 3:07 of Round 3.

Group 8 Lightweight Bout: (#9) Norman Parke (22-5-1) vs. (#24) Bekzod Abdurakhmonov (7-0) - Bekzod Abdurakhmonov win by Unanimous Decision.

Group 6 Bantamweight Bout: (#6) Ali Bagautinov (17-6) vs. (#22) Gustavo Falciroli (17-5-2-1 NC) - Ali Bagautinov win by Unanimous Decision.

Group 3 Featherweight Bout: (#14) Magomedrasul Khasbulaev (24-7) vs. (#19) Tom Niinimaki (22-8-1) - Tom Niinimaki win by Unanimous Decision.

Group 1 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#16) Artur Alibulatov (19-2) vs. Guilherme Vianna (7-3) - Guilherme Vianna win by Unanimous Decision.

Group 7 Lightweight Bout: (#10) Murad Machaev (21-2) vs. (#23) Mansour Barnaoui (17-4) - Murad Machaev win by Split Decision.

Group 6 Light Heavyweight Bout: (#11) Luiz Cane (17-7-1 NC) vs. (#22) Kurban Omarov (8-1) - Luiz Cane win by Submission (Guillotine Choke) in 4:02 of Round 3.

Ali Bagautinov failed a drug test for PEDs after the fight. Fight against Gustavo Falciroli overtuned and made a No Contest and Bagautinov has disqualified from the season.

Falciroli win 3 points after Bagautinov failed a drug test

Ivan Lopez (14-3-1) replace Ali Bagautinov

jksander · July 13, 2018

Rampant PED issues in GAMMA? Your work is cut out for you it looks like. Enjoying this <img alt="

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rodrigoviolim · July 13, 2018

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="jksander" data-cite="jksander" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="45548" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Rampant PED issues in GAMMA? Your work is cut out for you it looks like. Enjoying this <img alt=":)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/smile.png.142cfa0a1cd2925c0463c1d00f499df2.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></div></blockquote> Yes. I'm having difficulties with this, but the rule is clear, I got caught out.

jksander · July 14, 2018

Yes. I'm having difficulties with this, but the rule is clear, I got caught out.

Yeah my battle in my UFC diary is that starting out I am Low Level National but 95% of my fighters are high level regional so I can put on some really great fights but they're not always going to please my advertisers. I can occasionally have a great PPV or main show if I have the right fighters ready to go, but I can't overuse the same guys So it will be fun staying good with critically acclaimed but not always commercial fights until I can raid other feds over the first year

rodrigoviolim · July 14, 2018

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="jksander" data-cite="jksander" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="45548" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Yeah my battle in my UFC diary is that starting out I am Low Level National but 95% of my fighters are high level regional so I can put on some really great fights but they're not always going to please my advertisers. I can occasionally have a great PPV or main show if I have the right fighters ready to go, but I can't overuse the same guys <img alt=";)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/wink.png.686f06e511ee1fbf6bdc7d82f6831e53.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> So it will be fun staying good with critically acclaimed but not always commercial fights until I can raid other feds over the first year <img alt=";)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/wink.png.686f06e511ee1fbf6bdc7d82f6831e53.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /></div></blockquote> At least a PPV in the month you'll be able to make it easy, with the great fighters the UFC has. And you can still get some big retirement names that could be released on the TV show. I did the first part of the season on TV and the playoffs will be on PPV.

rodrigoviolim · July 14, 2018

<div style="text-align:center;">GAMMA Wolrd Cup 2nd Round - Results</div>

<div style="text-align:center;">GROUP A

Canada vs. England

Venue: Scotiabank Centre

Local: Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Attendence: 515

Gate: $63,346

Welterweight Bout: Matt Dywer (9-4) vs. Aslhey Reece (6-0) - Matt Dywer win by TKO (Strikes) in 3:32 of Round 1.

Light Heavyweight Bout: Victor Valimaki (18-9) vs. Andrew Clamp (9-1-1 NC) - Victor Valimaki win by KO (Punch) in 2:54 of Round 2.

Heavyweight Bout: Mike Hackert (6-2) vs. Adam Parkes (4-2) - Split Draw.

Middleweight Bout: Danny Mitchell (20-9-1) vs. Adam Hunter (7-2) - Danny Mitchell win by Submission (Kimura) in 3:19 of Round 3.

Colin Fletcher did not able compete - Canada win this match

RESULT: CANADA 3x1 ENGLAND

GROUP A

Brazil vs. USA

Venue: Ibirapuera Gymnasium

Local: São Paulo, Brazil

Attendence: 457

Gate: $80,899

Group 6 Featherweight Bout: (#6) Hacran Dias (23-6-1) vs. (#22) Alam Omer (21-5) - Alan Omer win by Unanimous Decision.

Heavyweight Bout: Vinicius Queiroz (8-4) vs. Mike Wessell (14-8) - Vinicius Queiroz win by KO (Punch) in 1:24 of Round 1.

Lightweight Bout: Willamy Freire (26-6) vs. Pat Audinwood (11-2-1) - Willamy Freire win by Submission (Kimura) in 3:40 of Round 1.

Middleweight Bout: Antonio dos Santos Jr. (8-4) vs. Brett Cooper (26-13) - Antonio dos Santos Jr. win by TKO (Strikes) in 1:49 of Round 1.

Light Heavyweight Bout: Luiz Phellip Lins (9-1) vs. Alex Nicholson (9-6) - Luiz Phellip Lins win by KO (Punch) in 3:18 of Round 2.

Welterweight Bout: Cristiano Souza (7-2) vs. Trey Houston (11-4) - Cristiano Souza win by Unanimous Decision.

Cristiano Souza failed a drug test for TRT after the fight. Fight result overtuned and made a No Contest.

RESULT: BRAZIL 4x0 USA

GROUP B

Japan vs. Poland

Venue: Tokyo Dome City Hall

Local: Tokyo, Japan

Attendence: 632

Gate: $123,50

Heavyweight Bout: Michal Andryszak (17-6-1 NC) vs. Kazuyuki Fujita (15-14) - Michal Andryszak win by TKO (Strikes) in 4:44 of Round 3.

Lightweight Bout: Yusuke Kasuya (10-3-2) vs. Mateusz Zawadzki (12-3-2) - Yusuke Kasuya win by Unanimous Decision.

Light Heavyweight Bout: Marcin Larzarz (12-6) vs. Yusuke Masuda (6-11-3) - Marcin Larzarz win by TKO (Strikes) in 1:15 of Round 1.

Middleweight Bout: Andrzej Grzebyk (11-3) vs. Yoshiyuki Nakanishi (16-5-1 NC) - Andrzej Grzebyk win by Submission (D'Arce Choke) in 4:24 of Round 2.

Welterweight Bout: Takenori Sato (17-10-7) vs. Lukasz Kopera (7-2) - Takenori Sato win by Unanimous Decision.

RESULT: POLAND 3x2 JAPAN

GROUP B

Russia vs. Australia

Venue: Sibur Arena

Local: St. Petersburg, Russia

Attendence: 404

Gate: $53,228

Heavyweight Bout: Kiril Sidelnikov (11-5) vs. Nathan Reddy (5-1) - Kiril Sidelnikov win by Unanimous Decision.

Lightweight Bout: Shamil Zavurov (35-5-1) vs. Patrick Iodice (5-0) - Shamil Zavurov win by Unanimous Decision.

Welterweight Bout: Nikolay Aleksakhin (20-4) vs. Anton Zafir (9-3) - Anton Zafir win by Split Decision.

Middleweight Bout: Ayub Gimbatov (9-1-1 NC) vs. Zein Saliba (4-1) - Ayub Gimbatov win by Unanimous Decision.

Light Heavyweight Bout: Artur Astakhov (14-5) vs. Duke Didler (6-1) - Duke Didler win by Submission (Guillotine Choke) in 1:05 of Round 3.

RESULT: RUSSIA 3x2 AUSTRALIA

--------------------------------------------------------------------------

GROUP A

1. BRAZIL 7-2 - 21 POINTS

2. CANADA 6-3-1 - 19 POINTS

3. ENGLAND 3-6-1 - 10 POINTS

4. USA 2-7 - 6 POINTS

GROUP B

1. RUSSIA 8-2 - 24 POINTS

2. POLAND 6-4 - 18 POINTS

3. AUSTRALIA 5-5 - 15 POINTS

4. JAPAN 2-8 - 6 POINTS

</div>

jksander · July 14, 2018

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="rodrigoviolim" data-cite="rodrigoviolim" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="45548" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>At least a PPV in the month you'll be able to make it easy, with the great fighters the UFC has. And you can still get some big retirement names that could be released on the TV show. I did the first part of the season on TV and the playoffs will be on PPV.</div></blockquote> Mine's starting in 2001 with that mod, so Pride has the advantage <img alt=";)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/wink.png.686f06e511ee1fbf6bdc7d82f6831e53.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> We've got a few really great fighters, but it's at that era where UFC is still getting rid of the human cockfighting image. I thought it would be too easy starting with UFC in a modern mod where they have like 500+ fighters.

rodrigoviolim · July 16, 2018

<blockquote data-ipsquote="" class="ipsQuote" data-ipsquote-username="jksander" data-cite="jksander" data-ipsquote-contentapp="forums" data-ipsquote-contenttype="forums" data-ipsquote-contentid="45548" data-ipsquote-contentclass="forums_Topic"><div>Mine's starting in 2001 with that mod, so Pride has the advantage <img alt=";)" data-src="//content.invisioncic.com/g322608/emoticons/wink.png.686f06e511ee1fbf6bdc7d82f6831e53.png" src="<___base_url___>/applications/core/interface/js/spacer.png" /> We've got a few really great fighters, but it's at that era where UFC is still getting rid of the human cockfighting image. I thought it would be too easy starting with UFC in a modern mod where they have like 500+ fighters.</div></blockquote> Oh well ... although PRIDE dominates this period, you still have good names like Couture, Oritz, Liddell, Hughes ... I played quite a lot of this 2001 mode in WMMA 2 one of the best

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