The Upset thread

[BYU 14]

Post your upsets here.

I haven't had a OMG upset yet, but have seen serveral minors ones. Probably the most surprising was 45 year old Francis O'Leary 26-18 coming in defeating 4-0 prospect Nick Detroit by unanimous decision. Detroit is usually good for a nice little run, so this is a big setback to him.

[green ribbon]

Had Danny Akaboro beat Tora Mizwar. I think, I could be getting them mixed up.

And Ivor Orr beat Ethan Sutton.

Thought that was a big upset because Sutton is rookie of the year

[TylerDrew]

Reconstructed my weight classes in Alpha-1 to make them more "Japanese" with only 4 divisions and held a Grad Prix for each new belt. First Round Kikuchi vs. Palmer Lette, Lette drops him at around the two minute mark pounds him out. Ok, upset but Lette has a punchers chance Semi's Lette gets beat on by Sarkisian for a full 10 minutes only to lay him out in the second. Third round I doubt I even need to tell you who he's facing so about two minutes in Fezzik get's dropped, but does rally back and pull a sub about a minute latter but still two wins over two very good Heavies and almost KOing THE MAN in Fezzik was pretty good for a borderline freakshow like Lette.

[Daffanka]

Li-Kong lost against Masahiro Maeda in his first fight and Julio Reguerio got smashed by Humphreys in his first title defense. At least Fezzik won otherwise it'd just be too wacky.

[Jacko00]

Regueiro got decesioned by Humphreys and Reid got TKO'd by Sutton.

[grits207]

James Foster was completely dominated for 5 rounds by Jeff Carlton.

[Trashbear]

Not that it's a huge upset, but Raul Hughes dropped James Foster in 31 seconds, pushing him completely off the P4P rankings.

[|Anderz|]

Carson Neuwirth won an absurd judges decision over Tora Mizwar.. The Bull dominated the first two rounds but didnt really look like finishing; the third couldve gone either way, but it wouldve been fair to give it to Neuwirth.. but my biggest star falls at the first hurdle.. Mizwar wont be winning my title any time soon, and thats a shame as he was my only ranked fighter (#21)..

[basketball45231]

Im almost through the first year, nothing too major yet.

If you guys can, could you put the vegas odds of the fight? Id love to know if anyone with +800 or more odds ever wins.

[ElJay]

James Foster was completely dominated for 5 rounds by Jeff Carlton.

Carlton KO'ed him in the 2nd on mine...and that was after rocking him in the first.

[maudlin career]

Im almost through the first year, nothing too major yet.

If you guys can, could you put the vegas odds of the fight? Id love to know if anyone with +800 or more odds ever wins.

Where do you find the Vegas Odds at? That's one thing I've yet to see in this game.

[EddieFnG]

When you're about to have a match, click on the VS button it will show you the tale of the tape with vegas odds.

[Shutout28]

I've seen a couple of local fighters knock out people in independent shows, making me wish I could sign them up as my future prospects ;)

[Mr T Jobs To Me]

I've seen a couple of local fighters knock out people in independent shows, making me wish I could sign them up as my future prospects ;)

I just had my first local fighter victory, a split decision over the "King of No Cardio" Wally Bryant. With that big of a gut, he should be a Super Heavyweight anyway. Nobody over 5'2 is that fat and under 265.

[Calinks]

Some woman got KO'ed by a local fighter lol!

Sukarano fought Atep on like the first card of the game. Atep knocked him out cold in 30 seconds. I thought that was quite surprising.

Rodriego got his butt kicked by Jack Humphreys.

[barkflex]

Gallego knocks out Silva cold directly after getting up from a knockdown 1:10 into the first round.

Jack Humphreys was Sonnen Regueiro, even threatening to knock him out before giving up his back in a scramble and falling victim to a RNC with 90 seconds left in the fight.

[Huntman]

Mine wasn't a fight. It was James Foster getting suspended for a year or so for drugs after defending his title..on my first event.

[greywolf00]

Caca de Andrade (#11 Lightweight) lost to Juan Pablo Rique via Armbar 4:40 of Rd. 3

Destroyed Rique in Rd 1 and into the 2nd half of Rd 2 before gassing and fighting off 3 submissions attempts. Knocked Rique down again in the 3rd before being pulled into guard, getting swept, and failing to escape the armbar.

[BYU 14]

James Foster was completely dominated for 5 rounds by Jeff Carlton.

Carlton seems to have his number, though I am not playing GAMMA in my game I noticed Carlton stopped Foster in the 1st as I went through results.

[1234]

Raul Hughes over James Foster
Jack Cobblepot over James Foster
Harold Hubner over Motoki Hojo
Isaiah Monroe over Ethan Sutton
Brian Claremont over Manish Khan

[Scottie]

Vinkus over Foster. Jimmy F really seems human pretty early on in this instalment.

[TheKenwyne]

Aldariso UD'd Reguerio over 5, not dropping around on two judge's cards.

[BYU 14]

Jack Cobblepot over James Foster


Holy crap, thats an upset!!

[EddieFnG]

Very close fight, and nearly a huge upset at UFC 3, Kimo Leopoldo at +850 was dominating the fight, landing 85 out of 100 punches, Royce Gracie tried 28 takedowns, the 28th was the only succesful one and ended up in an Achilles lock to end the fight.

[IWWROCKS]

i had two alpha 1 demo games, and in both Fezzik lost to Sarkasian in under 2 mins of 1st round.

[TheKenwyne]

Very close fight, and nearly a huge upset at UFC 3, Kimo Leopoldo at +850 was dominating the fight, landing 85 out of 100 punches, Royce Gracie tried 28 takedowns, the 28th was the only succesful one and ended up in an Achilles lock to end the fight.

Interestingly similar to their historical bout in a way, is it not... cept Royce resorted to pulling hair to win that particular fight.

[1234]

I am in shock, so will post a picture or else I wont be believed.

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Edit- Diego Arteta just beat Noach Van Der Capellen

[Huntman]

Edit- Diego Arteta just beat Noach Van Der Capellen

YEAH DIEGO!

Another one of my upsets was Raul Hughes retiring early...

[Benrollo]

I am in shock, so will post a picture or else I wont be believed.

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Edit- Diego Arteta just beat Noach Van Der Capellen

Heh, that's amazing. Just a quick question, how do you get that tale of the tape? Not seen it anywhere. Thanks!

[grits207]

Rafael Tavares (#5 FW, -880) was just submitted by Stefan Champion (unranked, +700). Tavares was beating up Champion in the clinch when out of nowhere he got caught in a standing guillotine. It was easily the most surprising result I have witnessed so far.

One of the things I love most about WMMA3 so far is that upsets are much more frequent than in WMMA2, yet it's not to the point where there are too many upsets. In WMMA2 it was too easy to make perfect match-ups where you knew exactly how the fight would play out.

[grits207]

Heh, that's amazing. Just a quick question, how do you get that tale of the tape? Not seen it anywhere. Thanks!

Click the 'VS' symbol during a match.

[Benrollo]

Click the 'VS' symbol during a match.

Thankyou! :)

[Jacko00]

Mike Watson was knocked out cold by Jon Silvers.

[Calinks]

Well it was almost an upset. Basically, Hughes was getting his ass kicked by Carlton. then pulled out a clutch win in the end. Carlton even had him in the crucifix position and worked him.

[gottabekb]

So far in my gamma game ive had,

Foster got dominated by Vinkus to lose the title.

Regueiro lost his title against Chambers.

Morrison lost his title against Brockett.


.......................I dont even know what to think of this right now.

Watson is facing Morales.... I have an eerie feeling about this fight. lol.

[Sons of Kohral]

I haven't had an upset yet....

[nZane]

I've had a few of what I would consider upsets (Sean Morrison losing to Beau Gorshin, for example), but they weren't upsets based on the gambling odds. I'm starting to think those gambling odds are a little too accurate, as it seems they are almost always right...

[Sons of Kohral]

I've had a few of what I would consider upsets (Sean Morrison losing to Beau Gorshin, for example), but they weren't upsets based on the gambling odds. I'm starting to think those gambling odds are a little too accurate, as it seems they are almost always right...

OK, I'm not the only one who see's that.

[DeeGood]

Using JTMoney's real world mod, Fabricio Werdum just beat Alistair Overeem by kneebar to take the SF title. Its not a huge upset, but it shocked me.

[1234]

Ok here is the backstory:
-Steal Philip Ziskie from XCC
-To build him up I put him in a fight with "Mr. Inconsistant" Brian Claremont, who has a professional record of 7-6.
-The fight was a TV Main Event to build Ziskie as much popularity as possible.
-I excpected the fight to be: Takedown, Shift to mount, Big shots until Ref pulls Ziskie off.

What happened in the fight:
First round: A few attempted strikes. Ziskie gets a takedown. Eventually gets to mount. Time expires.
Second Round: Not much until out of nowhere Claremont knocks Ziskie down with a huge punch and hits him until he gets a TKO win.

Claremont's odds were +500.

[Pokerking88]

Oleg Takatorov loses twice to Rickson in the Dawn of mma mod.
Each time the guy said he was robbed blindly too.

[Predicted]

I set up a match between Kei Maki and Nuno Valentino to decide who takes on the champion, I expected Nuno to win easily.

After one minute of action Nuno shoots in for a takedown here is what happened.
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[Hawk1665]

Here's one: As SIGMA, I brought in Tora Mizwar. A ranked MW, I paid him pretty good money. For his debut fight, I booked him against a fighter I had never seen before, 6-1 Drazen Gabelich. Color me surprised when Drazen easily took Mizwar down and submitted Mizwar as if it was nothing. What I didn't know at the time is that Drazen Gabelich is really really good.

And then there's the story of Stanislaw Lipnicki.

Alexander Ivanov is a monster. We all know this. Given that he still needs grooming, I booked him against Stanislaw Lipnicki. I gave Ivanov hype because, quite frankly this was an easy win.

Then the PBP tells me Ivanov came into the fight sick. I can only assume Lipnicki poisoned his food before the fight. Lipnicki grinded out a boring decision when Ivanov gassed coming to the ring.

So. I have Lipnicki. He's derailed one career already. I decided to book him against the other young up and comer we all know will turn out great: Mugur Boc. Once again, I figured an easy victory. May not be exciting, but a victory.

Lipnicki, once again, by decision victory. He's now derailed two promising fighters.

On the final show of 1998, I booked Lipnicki once again. This time against the red hot, always exciting Souleyane Ya Konan. Clearly this was the solution. A fighter who has everything over Lipnicki and should easily crush him.

Then the PBP tells me Ya Konan's camp had been disrupted. I can only assume because Lipnicki spread a rumor that Konan's mother had died sending Konan racing back to Africa. Once again, in the most boring fashion possible, Stanislaw Lipnicki grinds out the decision.

After having derailed three young careers, Lipnicki is finally in contention for the SIGMA Heavyweight title. The light at the end of the tunnel is shining...

The next day after the Ya Konan fight, Stanislaw Lipnicki fails a steroid test and is suspended for a year.

Such ends the story of Stanislaw Lipnicki's one year run of treachery, cheating, and victory.

[Predicted]

Here's one: As SIGMA, I brought in Tora Mizwar. A ranked MW, I paid him pretty good money. For his debut fight, I booked him against a fighter I had never seen before, 6-1 Drazen Gabelich. Color me surprised when Drazen easily took Mizwar down and submitted Mizwar as if it was nothing. What I didn't know at the time is that Drazen Gabelich is really really good.

And then there's the story of Stanislaw Lipnicki.

Alexander Ivanov is a monster. We all know this. Given that he still needs grooming, I booked him against Stanislaw Lipnicki. I gave Ivanov hype because, quite frankly this was an easy win.

Then the PBP tells me Ivanov came into the fight sick. I can only assume Lipnicki poisoned his food before the fight. Lipnicki grinded out a boring decision when Ivanov gassed coming to the ring.

So. I have Lipnicki. He's derailed one career already. I decided to book him against the other young up and comer we all know will turn out great: Mugur Boc. Once again, I figured an easy victory. May not be exciting, but a victory.

Lipnicki, once again, by decision victory. He's now derailed two promising fighters.

On the final show of 1998, I booked Lipnicki once again. This time against the red hot, always exciting Souleyane Ya Konan. Clearly this was the solution. A fighter who has everything over Lipnicki and should easily crush him.

Then the PBP tells me Ya Konan's camp had been disrupted. I can only assume because Lipnicki spread a rumor that Konan's mother had died sending Konan racing back to Africa. Once again, in the most boring fashion possible, Stanislaw Lipnicki grinds out the decision.

After having derailed three young careers, Lipnicki is finally in contention for the SIGMA Heavyweight title. The light at the end of the tunnel is shining...

The next day after the Ya Konan fight, Stanislaw Lipnicki fails a steroid test and is suspended for a year.

Such ends the story of Stanislaw Lipnicki's one year run of treachery, cheating, and victory.

Oh god, win!

[LoNdOn]

Here's one: As SIGMA, I brought in Tora Mizwar. A ranked MW, I paid him pretty good money. For his debut fight, I booked him against a fighter I had never seen before, 6-1 Drazen Gabelich. Color me surprised when Drazen easily took Mizwar down and submitted Mizwar as if it was nothing. What I didn't know at the time is that Drazen Gabelich is really really good.

And then there's the story of Stanislaw Lipnicki.

Alexander Ivanov is a monster. We all know this. Given that he still needs grooming, I booked him against Stanislaw Lipnicki. I gave Ivanov hype because, quite frankly this was an easy win.

Then the PBP tells me Ivanov came into the fight sick. I can only assume Lipnicki poisoned his food before the fight. Lipnicki grinded out a boring decision when Ivanov gassed coming to the ring.

So. I have Lipnicki. He's derailed one career already. I decided to book him against the other young up and comer we all know will turn out great: Mugur Boc. Once again, I figured an easy victory. May not be exciting, but a victory.

Lipnicki, once again, by decision victory. He's now derailed two promising fighters.

On the final show of 1998, I booked Lipnicki once again. This time against the red hot, always exciting Souleyane Ya Konan. Clearly this was the solution. A fighter who has everything over Lipnicki and should easily crush him.

Then the PBP tells me Ya Konan's camp had been disrupted. I can only assume because Lipnicki spread a rumor that Konan's mother had died sending Konan racing back to Africa. Once again, in the most boring fashion possible, Stanislaw Lipnicki grinds out the decision.

After having derailed three young careers, Lipnicki is finally in contention for the SIGMA Heavyweight title. The light at the end of the tunnel is shining...

The next day after the Ya Konan fight, Stanislaw Lipnicki fails a steroid test and is suspended for a year.

Such ends the story of Stanislaw Lipnicki's one year run of treachery, cheating, and victory.

7 shades of awesome!

[javier_83]

Here's one: As SIGMA, I brought in Tora Mizwar. A ranked MW, I paid him pretty good money. For his debut fight, I booked him against a fighter I had never seen before, 6-1 Drazen Gabelich. Color me surprised when Drazen easily took Mizwar down and submitted Mizwar as if it was nothing. What I didn't know at the time is that Drazen Gabelich is really really good.

And then there's the story of Stanislaw Lipnicki.

Alexander Ivanov is a monster. We all know this. Given that he still needs grooming, I booked him against Stanislaw Lipnicki. I gave Ivanov hype because, quite frankly this was an easy win.

Then the PBP tells me Ivanov came into the fight sick. I can only assume Lipnicki poisoned his food before the fight. Lipnicki grinded out a boring decision when Ivanov gassed coming to the ring.

So. I have Lipnicki. He's derailed one career already. I decided to book him against the other young up and comer we all know will turn out great: Mugur Boc. Once again, I figured an easy victory. May not be exciting, but a victory.

Lipnicki, once again, by decision victory. He's now derailed two promising fighters.

On the final show of 1998, I booked Lipnicki once again. This time against the red hot, always exciting Souleyane Ya Konan. Clearly this was the solution. A fighter who has everything over Lipnicki and should easily crush him.

Then the PBP tells me Ya Konan's camp had been disrupted. I can only assume because Lipnicki spread a rumor that Konan's mother had died sending Konan racing back to Africa. Once again, in the most boring fashion possible, Stanislaw Lipnicki grinds out the decision.

After having derailed three young careers, Lipnicki is finally in contention for the SIGMA Heavyweight title. The light at the end of the tunnel is shining...

The next day after the Ya Konan fight, Stanislaw Lipnicki fails a steroid test and is suspended for a year.

Such ends the story of Stanislaw Lipnicki's one year run of treachery, cheating, and victory.

jaja awesome!! do you have plans for his comeback??

[Afroduck]

Just playing with the Dawn of MMA database,I beleive I had my favorite match ever.Royce Gracie Vs Dan Severn happened December 1994 in the finals of that nights tournament.Gracie beat Jason Delucia and Keith Hackney improving his record to 12-0.Dan Severn beat Thaddeus Luster and Melton Bowen to become 2-0.

It's time for the main event of the evening!
'
The Beast' Dan Severn will battle Royce Gracie in the UFC Openweight division.

And here we go!
>Both throw strikes at each other, both easily defend the other's attempt.
>Severn looks to be trying to close the distance between them.
>Severn grabs Gracie and pulls him into a grapple.
>Gracie tries to wriggle free, but Severn controls him well and gets in a few close-range punches too.
>Severn is trying to push Gracie so that his back is up against the cage.
>Severn achieves it, pinning Gracie to the cage.
>Severn smothers Gracie against the cage, then uses his dirty boxing skills to his advantage.
>Gracie is trapped against the cage and Severn hits him with a short left uppercut.
>Severn steps back to achieve some separation from Gracie and gets ready to strike.
>Good head movement allows Gracie to avoid a wildly thrown right hand.
>Severn looks to be trying to close the distance between them.
>The two fighters start grappling for control.
>Using his wrestling skills, Severn is trying to push Gracie up against the cage.
>He does so, and now has Gracie pinned to the cage.
>Gracie waits for Severn to throw an elbow, then uses wrestling to turn him around so that Severn now has his back to the cage.
>Gracie tries to take Severn down.
>Severn digs in and manages to defend the takedown.
>Severn creates a little bit of space, and that's enough for him to circle away out of the grapple and back to the center.
>Severn looks like he might be trying to get in close and wrestle with Gracie.
>Gracie seems happy to grapple with Severn.
>Clinched with Severn, Gracie looks to try and take him down.
>He has the takedown! Severn pulls guard.
>In guard, Gracie begins working to pass to side control.
>After a struggle, he gets to half guard.
>In half guard, Gracie begins working to get side control.
>He passes straight to the mount.
>Gracie tries to set up Severn for an armbar.
>Severn rolls with it, using the armbar attempt as a way of getting on top in side control.
>Severn gets up, releasing side control, and backs off, allowing Gracie time to stand too.
>Gracie moves out of range of some wild punches.
>Severn doesn't get drawn in as Gracie feints a kick.
>Gracie throws a couple of wild punches as a set up, then shoots in for a takedown.
>Gracie is stopped by a good sprawl, and is pulled down to the ground in a loose front facelock until he is on his knees.
>Severn hits a sharp knee to the side of the head!
>Dan Severn is looking really tired.
>Severn hits a short knee to the side of the head of the turtled Gracie.
>Severn hits a short knee to the side of the head of the turtled Gracie.
>Severn hits a short knee strike to the head.
>Severn hits a short knee to the side of the head of the turtled Gracie.
>Dan Severn looks like he is on the verge of exhaustion.
>Turtled up, Gracie takes a short knee strike to the side of the head.
>Rolled over from turtle position Gracie is left caught in side control.
>Severn relinquishes side control and stands up, letting Gracie stand too.
>There's a takedown attempt from Gracie.
>Gracie can't get the takedown, Severn defends it well and pulls them into a clinch.
>Severn is trying to push Gracie so that his back is up against the cage.
>Severn manages it, and controls Gracie up against the cage.
>Dan Severn looks like he is almost out on his feet with exhaustion.
>Gracie is pressed up against the cage and simply can't break the control that Severn has over him. This goes on for about a minute.
>Gracie gets caught with a knee to the inside of the thigh.
>Severn pins Gracie up against the cage and stomps down hard on his foot.
>Gracie takes a hard foot stomp.
>Gracie takes a hard foot stomp.
>Severn smothers Gracie up against the cage while using the occasional short sharp punch to the body, keeping him stuck there for a full minute.
>Gracie is trapped up against the cage and takes repeated small punches to the body from that position. This goes on for roughly half a minute.
>Severn pins Gracie up against the cage and stomps down hard on his foot.
>Severn catches Gracie with a knee strike to the thigh.
>Severn tries to hit Gracie with an elbow, but Gracie takes the opportunity to switch it around so that he is in control and Severn is the one backed against the cage.
>With Severn stuck against the cage, Gracie tries to complete a takedown.
>Severn keeps his composure, and Gracie cannot get past his takedown defence.
>Gracie loses control of Severn, who circles out and returns to the center.
>Slowly moving in closer, a ragged-looking Severn wants to wrestle Gracie.
>Gracie is too quick, and manages to hit Severn with a good clean left jab.
>Gracie comes in swinging wildly, using the strikes as cover so that he can shoot in.
>Gracie can't get the takedown, Severn defends it well and pulls them into a clinch.
>Severn tries to wrestle Gracie backward and up against the cage.
>He does so, and now has Gracie pinned to the cage.
>Royce Gracie doesn't look like he has much left in the tank.
>Severn steps back to achieve some separation from Gracie and gets ready to strike.
>Severn tries for a left jab but Gracie uses head movement to avoid it.
>Working from the pocket, Gracie stings Severn with a kick to the thigh.
>There's only so many of those strikes to the legs that can be taken before they become an issue.
>Gracie dodges a jab, and fires back with a flurry of small strikes.
>Gracie fires off a stinging kick to the left thigh.
>Dan Severn looks to be limping slightly.
>Working from in the pocket, Gracie catches Severn with a solid left jab.
>Using head movement, Gracie slips past a left jab and counters with a solid punch.
>Gracie hits a left jab from the pocket.
>Gracie uses a stiff jab.
>Gracie catches Severn with a scything low kick to the front leg.
>Dan Severn looks hurt, he is limping quite badly.
>From the pocket, Gracie hits a right hand.
>Gracie lands a crisp jab.
>From the pocket, Gracie lands a huge right cross, Severn is wobbly!
>Retreating, Severn looks punch-drunk...he may be in big trouble!
>Gracie knocks Severn down with a barrage of big rights!
>Gracie moves in fast, looking to lock the stunned Severn in an armbar.
>Severn defends himself well, pulling free and managed to get back to his feet.
>Royce Gracie looks like he is on the verge of exhaustion.
>A tired-looking Gracie approaches, looking for a takedown.
>Gracie can't get past the sprawl of Severn, and finds himself pushed face-down to the ground.
>Turtled up, Gracie takes a short knee strike to the side of the head.
>Severn hits a knee to the side of the head.
>Severn hits a short knee to the side of the head of the turtled Gracie.
>Turtled up, Gracie takes a short knee strike to the side of the head.
>Gracie, turtled up, takes a short knee strike to the side of the head.
>Severn hits a short knee strike to the head.
>Severn hits a short knee strike to the head.
>Severn rolls the turtled Gracie over and secures side control.
>Severn throws a few right hands as he takes a moment to plan ahead.
>Gracie tries to transition to a guard, but can't manage it.
>Severn hits a knee strike to the ribs.
>Severn starts trying to work to use side control as a way to get behind Gracie.
>Gracie rolls to the side to try and escape, but gives up his back!
>Gracie is in huge trouble now, as Severn successfully gets both hooks in.
>Severn attempts to complete a rear naked choke, having both hooks fully in.
>Gracie stops Severn from getting his arm under the chin and completing the choke.
>Gracie tries to improve his chances of survival by breaking free of the hooks, but they're too tight.
>With both hooks in, Severn tries to flatten Gracie out for the rear naked choke.
>Gracie doesn't allow the rear naked choke to be applied.
>Royce Gracie looks like he is almost out on his feet with exhaustion.
>Gracie struggles against Severn but cannot get himself free from the hooks.
>With both hooks in and therefore great control of the body, Severn tries to finish Gracie off with a rear naked choke.
>Gracie doesn't allow the arm to go under his chin.
>Severn maintains his hooks, despite Gracie trying to break them.
>Severn, with both hooks in, attempts to get a rear naked choke fully applied.
>Gracie doesn't allow the arm to go under his chin.
>Severn keeps both hooks, despite Gracie trying to pull them apart.
>Severn, with both hooks in, attempts to get a rear naked choke fully applied.
>The rear naked choke is in deep, Gracie has to tap out!
>By submission, the winner is Dan Severn!
>Official Result: 'The Beast' Dan Severn defeats Royce Gracie (Submission (Rear Naked Choke) in 29:15 of round 1). The match was rated as being Good.

Since then Severn has beaten Ken Shamrock and Oleg Taktarov.Tank Abbot is up next can't wait to see what happens in that fight.

[falling_star]

Mike Watson was knocked out cold by Jon Silvers.

I haven't figured out yet if Watson is just inconsistent, or a choke artist. In my current game, he dominated the first two fights I gave him; meanwhile, Marlon John won the LHW belt from Spencer Rubenstein.

I thought about giving Watson the first crack at John, but decided to hold off one more fight so Anthony LeToussier could get the first shot after his 90 second first round KO of Linfield Ballard; LeToussier KO'd John for the belt, again in less than 90 seconds.

So, on the same card, I booked two fights in the LHW division to help shape-up the division: Mike Watson vs Kendall Tracey (so Watson could fight a competitive but not too difficult opponent before his title shot), and Spencer Rubenstein vs Bryan Van Den Hauwe (so Rubenstein could get back on track, since Van Den Hauwe was on a winning streak but easily beatable).

Kendall Tracey got a 2nd round TKO victory after winning a close but boring first round. That alone was an upset for me, but not nearly as bad at the second fight: Van Den Hauwe picked up the split decision victory over Rubenstein, putting the former champ on a losing streak.

So, LeToussier's first opponent? Bryan Van Den Hauwe-- will The Modern Day Gladiator score another upset? Or will GAMMA's Light Heavyweight champion finally make a successful first defense? And Rubenstein gets Kendall Tracey in his next fight; if he loses again, I'll be really disappointed.

[praguepride]

James Foster was completely dominated for 5 rounds by Jeff Carlton.

There's nothing new or that surprising about that one. Since WMMA 1 Foster has always had a reputation as having a terrible stand up game. Combine that with a weaker then you'd expect chin and a striker with good takedown defense can easily dominate Foster.


I remember in WMMA 1 everyone would complain that Foster would get dominated every single game and Ryland was like "no surprise, look who you're facing him against..."

[Jss10111]

I had Chuck Dooley in the following fights: (All victories)
1 Sirakov
2 Cobblepot
3 Manu'a QF
4 Pike SF
5 Banks Final
6 Boyer
And then afterwards Dooley challenged Hughes for the belt and...

defeated him in the 3rd by TKO.
Dooley is now the new Heavyweight champ and also fighter of the year.
Next up for Dooley will probably be the winner between Foster and Potter.:D

And then also:
Bud Brocket defeating Truck Gleeson for the Lightweight title after Gleeson defeated Morrison earlier the year. Next up for Brocket will probably be Morrison.

Just for interest:
I had the following awards
Nate Mcreary was Rookie of the year
William Harrison won Rise of the year
Chuck Dooley won Fighter of the year
Benn vs De Vries won Fight of the year
Watson vs Cohen won KO of the year
LeToussier and Rubenstein won Main event of the year.

All in all a great year for GAMMA:D

[falling_star]

. . . Spencer Rubenstein definitely lost to Kendall Tracey. No, got DOMINATED by Kendall Tracey.

The Reaper was one of my favorite prospects in WMMA2, it disappoints me how much he is losing now as a veteran.

[Predicted]

Hugo Cruz (6-0) triangles Seth O'breen (20-0 #1 LW, top 5 P4P) in what I thought would be a brainfart while waiting for the winner of a lightweight 8 man tournament to rest and get ready for a title shot against Seth.

[TheKenwyne]

Ron Chuckle KOs Jake Keane in a fight for the BCF Lightweight title. He was the betting underdog and everything!

[ShaunGBD]

Ron Chuckle KOs Jake Keane in a fight for the BCF Lightweight title. He was the betting underdog and everything!

I hate the guy but love the name.

[EddieFnG]

Frank Trigg.. Frank *bleep*ing Trigg, just lost to a local fighter, as he entered the game, while we were in negotiations .. bye bye 5-0 ¬_¬

[BHK1978]

Sean Morrison lost the GAMMA Lightweight Title to Brandon Sugar via an Armbar!

I have done this match-up dozens of times and I have never come across this before.

[Sudo_Nym]

Gerson Mauricio stopped Hassan Fezzik with strikes to take the ALPHA Heavyweight title.

[Jaded]

Raul Hughes just annihilated Fezzik, knocking him down in first two rounds then KO'ing him with a hard left in round 3.

[Verbec]

Liam O'Donnell won a decision over Kei Maki and the title. He simply survived round 2 and 4, but won a point battle in the other rounds.

Also Josef Jankowski murdered Norman Pike. At least Pike wasnt the Champion.

[Predicted]

http://i536.photobucket.com/albums/ff325/emilmona/wmma3upset.jpg

Sheeeeeet, his second fight in my org and Fezzik gasses in the second round O_o

[Markw]

http://i571.photobucket.com/albums/ss154/Markw_Bucket_2009/DickeringvsHo.png?t=1293396411

Bought the game yesterday, about a year and half into my ALPHA-1 game I decided to give Li-Kong Ho an easy first defense and an opportunity to go 22-0 :(

[Predicted]

Epic fail my man....

- Leonardo da Costa vs. 'The Russian Nightmare' Fjodor Kanchelskis
- From player-controlled event 'Holmgang 101' (from the save game 'Fun')
- Created 27 December 2010

>The co-main event is up next. Leonardo da Costa squares off with 'The Russian Nightmare' Fjodor Kanchelskis in the Holmgang Middleweight division.
>Round one begins!
>Kanchelskis darts in, feints a jab, darts back out.
>Kanchelskis counters a wayward left jab with a nice left hand.
>Kanchelskis is looking to turn this into a wrestling match, and is getting in closer to da Costa.
>da Costa moves in too, and they start to grapple.
>da Costa tries to wriggle free, but Kanchelskis controls him well and gets in a few close-range punches too.
>Kanchelskis is trying to muscle da Costa up against the ropes.
>He does so, and now has da Costa pinned to the ropes.
>Kanchelskis shows great control, keeping da Costa pressed against the ropes while punishing him with sharp strikes to the body for roughly a minute.
>Kanchelskis moves back from the grapple and looks ready to strike.
>Kanchelskis, in the pocket, throws a vicious right uppercut but da Costa covers up and absorbs it.
>From the pocket, da Costa shoots in for a double leg.
>da Costa gets caught with a right cross though, and his wobbly legs can't support him...down he goes!
>da Costa, stunned, is mounted!
>Kanchelskis attempts to set up an armbar on da Costa from the mount.
>da Costa stacks up Kanchelskis and punches away until he stops the armbar attempt. da Costa gets side control off it.
>da Costa tries to lock Kanchelskis in an armbar.
>The armbar is locked in, tight enough that Kanchelskis has to tap out!
>Leonardo da Costa takes the win by submission!
>Official Result: Leonardo da Costa defeats 'The Russian Nightmare' Fjodor Kanchelskis (Submission (Armbar) in 4:14 of round 1). The match was rated as being Great.

[Predicted]

http://i571.photobucket.com/albums/ss154/Markw_Bucket_2009/DickeringvsHo.png?t=1293396411

Bought the game yesterday, about a year and half into my ALPHA-1 game I decided to give Li-Kong Ho an easy first defense and an opportunity to go 22-0 :(

Ooooh lawd, I lold.

[NWO4until01]

In his first match I gave Aleksander Ivanov the relatively easy task of beating SIGMA debutant 'The Tank' Sherman Shields.

A split decision later, Ivanov tastes defeat for the first time... clearly distracted by the ginormous size of The Tank's biceps.
Might pair The Tank against Libor Pudil just so I can envision the four tree trunks they call their arms swinging wildly at eachother.

[timmyismint]

just had Ari Peltonen, a last minute replacement for Tim Boyer, defeat Gunnar Nilsson for the heavyweight title in my odb dawn of mma game. Fezzik himself couldn't even beat Nilsson.

[chaz4594]

Not really an upset but a great comeback :)



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- 'The Battering Ram' Andranik Paletilolu vs. 'Blood Spirit' Hyun-Shik Lim
- From player-controlled event 'SIGMA: Cabal vs Papaioannou' (from the save game 'CHAZ')
- Created 07 January 2011

>The co-main event is up next. 'The Battering Ram' Andranik Paletilolu goes up against 'Blood Spirit' Hyun-Shik Lim in the SIGMA Light Heavyweight division.
>The SIGMA hype machine has got the fans looking forward to an exciting bout.
>The fight begins!
>They exchange strikes, but neither fighter inflicts any real damage.
>Having ended up close together from the strikes they threw, a wild exchange of punches begins!
>A huge right hand connects, Lim wobbles...and then goes down!
>That blow looks like it may have broken his jaw.
>Moving quickly, Paletilolu dives in but finds himself pulled into half guard.
>Paletilolu looks to pass half guard and get side control.
>Lim comfortably blocks the attempt and keeps Paletilolu in half guard.
>Lim moves so that Paletilolu is now in full guard, not half guard.
>Paletilolu throws some small strikes, but is clearly just taking a moment to try and catch his breath.
>Paletilolu throws a few right hands as he takes a moment to plan ahead.
>From the bottom, Lim connects with two wicked elbow strikes to the top of the head.
>That strike has opened up a noticeable gash above the hairline of Paletilolu.
>We go past the halfway point of this round.
>Paletilolu tries to pound on Lim with elbow strikes, but all the blows are comfortably dealt with.
>Lim tries a sweep from the guard.
>Lim sweeps Paletilolu, brilliantly getting mount!
>Lim starts hammering away at Paletilolu with punches.
>Paletilolu had better start defending himself, or this will be over!
>The referee has seen enough, he pulls Lim off!
>'Blood Spirit' Hyun-Shik Lim takes the win by TKO!
>Official Result: 'Blood Spirit' Hyun-Shik Lim defeats 'The Battering Ram' Andranik Paletilolu (TKO (Strikes) in 4:00 of round 1). The match was rated as being Great.

[smokey al]

- BJ 'The Prodigy' Penn vs. Georges 'Rush' St. Pierre
- From player-controlled event 'UFC 137 Penn vs GSP III' (from the save game 'wf')
- Created 18 January 2011

>It's time for the main event of the evening! BJ 'The Prodigy' Penn goes up against Georges 'Rush' St. Pierre in the UFC Welterweight division.
>The UFC Welterweight title on the line in this match.
>With expectations of an exciting match behind it, it'll be interesting to see if this bout can live up to the hype.
>The fight begins!
>St. Pierre counters a breath-taking flying side kick attempt with a solid left.
>A feint sets up a body kick from Penn, but St. Pierre is able to move out of range in time.
>Penn throws a combination of rights and lefts, using them as cover so that he can shoot in.
>The takedown is completed, but St. Pierre is on his back less than a few seconds; spinning out and away, he quickly gets back up.
>St. Pierre looks like he might be trying to get in close to clinch with Penn.
>St. Pierre cannot get close enough to the elusive Penn to clinch.
>St. Pierre looks to be trying to close the distance between them.
>Penn moves in too, and they start to grapple.
>St. Pierre is looking to muscle Penn back against the cage.
>St. Pierre does it, Penn is stuck with his back to the cage.
>St. Pierre nails Penn with a hard right hand to the side of the head, stunning him.
>We've now passed the halfway mark in this round.
>Penn is trapped against the cage and St. Pierre punishes him with two big elbow strikes to the face.
>That strike has opened up a noticeable gash above the eye of Penn.
>Showing good control, St. Pierre keeps Penn stuck against the cage and hits him with short punches to the body for about sixty seconds.
>Penn waits for St. Pierre to throw an elbow, then uses wrestling to turn him around so that St. Pierre now has his back to the cage.
>The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left.
>Penn attempts to wrestle St. Pierre to the ground.
>Penn gets the takedown, but St. Pierre was ready and pulled guard.
>Penn throws a few right hands to the body.
>St. Pierre uses his legs to push Penn away, into a standing position.
>Round one is brought to an end as time runs out.
>I have to give that round to St. Pierre, but only a 10-9.
>The cut man goes to work between rounds trying to patch up Penn.
>And here we go, round two!
>Penn avoids a huge right hand and hits a left jab to the cheek.
>Moving in closer, St. Pierre looks like he may want to try and clinch with Penn.
>Penn finds himself pulled into a Muay Thai clinch.
>Penn grabs an arm and pulls St. Pierre out of the Muay Thai clinch and into a regular wrestling clinch instead.
>St. Pierre tries to use his dirty boxing skills, but Penn uses wrestling to smother the attacks.
>St. Pierre is trying to muscle Penn up against the cage.
>St. Pierre does it, Penn is stuck with his back to the cage.
>Penn uses his wrestling skills to prevent St. Pierre from attacking with dirty boxing.
>Showing his ability to control opponents, St. Pierre simply smothers Penn against the cage for about a minute.
>We move into the second half of this round.
>Penn is pressed up against the cage and simply can't break the control that St. Pierre has over him. This goes on for about a minute.
>With the fighters having been stuck against the cage for quite a while, the referee bringing them back to the center.
>We have one minute of the round remaining.
>Penn shoots in for a takedown.
>He has the takedown! St. Pierre is too quick though, and as soon as he hits the ground he spins away, getting back to his feet.
>Penn feints left and throws an excellent combination but St. Pierre is just able to cover up in time.
>St. Pierre is looking to turn this into a wrestling match, and is getting in closer to Penn.
>St. Pierre can't get close enough to grapple, Penn makes sure to keep out of range.
>The time runs out on round two.
>I'd say that was definitely 10-9 in favour of St. Pierre.
>And here we go, round three!
>Penn feints left and tries to get St. Pierre to commit to a strike, but gets no joy.
>St. Pierre throws a left jab but Penn avoids it.
>A feint to the right gets St. Pierre to move forward, and Penn almost clips him with a massive overhand right.
>St. Pierre has to cover up to absorb a nice one-two combination, having been off balance after falling for a feint.
>Penn comes in closer, looking to attack from the pocket.
>St. Pierre seems happy to engage with Penn in the pocket.
>Slipping past the blow, St. Pierre counters an attempted knock out punch with a quick series of punches.
>Good head movement allows St. Pierre to roll past an attempted knock out punch and counter with a punch.
>BJ Penn is looking really tired.
>Seeing a right kick to the body coming, Penn darts in and counters with a massive uppercut, knocking St. Pierre down to the ground...he is out cold!
>BJ 'The Prodigy' Penn takes the win by Knock Out!
>Official Result: BJ 'The Prodigy' Penn defeats Georges 'Rush' St. Pierre (Knock Out (Punch) in 2:24 of round 3). The match was rated as being Good. :eek: That was using Mordern Warrior's Data, it kinda ruins my superfight plans for GSP vs Silva :(

[The-619]

It was 2 years ago now in my SIGMA game but it won 1998 upset of the year. Negotiations fell out with Valentin Taneyev so he was set to leave, before he left I decided to feed him to Alfonso Villar in his first SIGMA match but out of nowhere Taneyev submitted him! I was pretty upset with that but Villar bounced back and hasn't lost a fight since, neither has Taneyev who was in GAMMA for 2 years but I paid good money to bring him back and he is awaiting his debut match in a week. Eventually I plan for Villar vs. Taneyev 2, hopefully for the Title when Villar inevitably wins the belt.

[1234]

It was 2 years ago now in my SIGMA game but it won 1998 upset of the year. Negotiations fell out with Valentin Taneyev so he was set to leave, before he left I decided to feed him to Alfonso Villar in his first SIGMA match but out of nowhere Taneyev submitted him! I was pretty upset with that but Villar bounced back and hasn't lost a fight since, neither has Taneyev who was in GAMMA for 2 years but I paid good money to bring him back and he is awaiting his debut match in a week. Eventually I plan for Villar vs. Taneyev 2, hopefully for the Title when Villar inevitably wins the belt.

Teneyev is much better than Villar...in fact I would consider Villar beating Valentin an upset, not the other way round.

[Wehmer]

Jayden Karp went on a four fight underdog-winning streak.

He beat Fabio Santoro, Vikram Sithalayan, Mozart Pinto and Iain Fussell. He was then destroyed in the first minute via head kick KO to Gabriel Gallego.

[The-619]

Teneyev is much better than Villar...in fact I would consider Villar beating Valentin an upset, not the other way round.

Upset of the year man, the virtual people who vote for the virtual awards thought it was too.

[Rebby]

Upset of the year man, the virtual people who vote for the virtual awards thought it was too.

They go by popularity and reputation, not skill. Skill-wise, Villar can't stand up to Teneyev.

[PyroFalkon]

I wanted to punish Moss Gilbert for being a jerk in negotiations. He lost to Henry Baldwin (#8) then Brandon Sugar (#4), but somehow managed to beat Fumiaki Hayashi (#2). According to the betting line, Moss was a 15-to-2 underdog. Moss is still unranked though, despite that win.

[batsnumbereleven]

I'm always concerned about booking Gilbert - he seems to be so inconsistent!

[Wehmer]

Jayden Karp has struck again. He decisioned heavily favourited, P4P ranked Charles Stiles.

He now has Josh Aldarisio (another P4P fighter who will be favourite to win), and if he wins that, he gets a shot at the title (currently held by Noach).

[DJenerationT]

Not really an upset of sorts but Lamont Banner lost to Easton Frye of all people by TKO in round 2. Caught me by surprise since Lamont was simply ruling the featherweight division at that point.

[PyroFalkon]

I wanted to punish Moss Gilbert for being a jerk in negotiations. He lost to Henry Baldwin (#8) then Brandon Sugar (#4), but somehow managed to beat Fumiaki Hayashi (#2). According to the betting line, Moss was a 15-to-2 underdog. Moss is still unranked though, despite that win.

Turns out this actually won the Upset of the Year for 2000 in my universe. Moss is finally almost earning his pay!

[Wehmer]

Jayden Karp has struck again. He decisioned heavily favourited, P4P ranked Charles Stiles.

He now has Josh Aldarisio (another P4P fighter who will be favourite to win), and if he wins that, he gets a shot at the title (currently held by Noach).

He just submitted Aldarisio in the final seconds. He's getting a title shot. Woah.

[kingtutt]

I'm playing as SIGMA and I swiped Helio from GAMMA. He was the #1 lightweight at the time and I had high hopes for him. He was unkown in Europe, so I figured a nice easy match against a low ranked fighter would be a good start. Put him in against Lucas Mueller. Mueller toughs it out and takes a solid Unanimous Decission. Upset of the year for 2001. Oy Vey.

Anyway, time for Helio to get back on the horse, so I feed another low ranked fighter to him - Vladimir Baskov this time. Helio spends almost fifteen minutes kicking Baskov in the head then BAM! in the last minute Baskov hits the flying heel hook he's been going for all fight and Helio taps.

*facepalm*

[kevbk6222]

Anyway, time for Helio to get back on the horse, so I feed another low ranked fighter to him - Vladimir Baskov this time. Helio spends almost fifteen minutes kicking Baskov in the head then BAM! in the last minute Baskov hits the flying heel hook he's been going for all fight and Helio taps.

*facepalm*

i do not understand baskov. he started his career 0-4 in my sigma game. now he is on an 8 fight winning streak with wins over guys like lermontov, basora, and anzai. he has the title and he is #1 LW and #10 p4p in thw world.

[PyroFalkon]

James Foster has completely lost the plot in mine. He has 7 solid defenses of his GAMMA title, but then dropped it to Raul Hughes. I wanted to get him back on track, but he's now lost to Palmer Lette (unranked), Carter Potter (#6), and Jeff Carlton (#5). Poor guy hasn't seen a win in almost two years of game time. Part of my problem is that I want to use James as a main eventer so I, until now, have not been willing to feed him cans in the undercard or prelims to get him back on track.

I poached Hassan Fezzik so I was hoping to have the dream match, but James hasn't earned it. At this rate, the "dream match" will be Fezzik vs. Raul Hughes, with James relegated to the undercard.

[Acidburned]

Gary Goodridge just had his debut match in my 1995 UFC. I put him up against Telia Tuli who always puts on decent matches he lost to Shamrock and Taktarov at UFC 1 and UFC 2. I released him and he won twice at local shows. I hired him back to feed to a couple of other heavyweights.

Goodridge dominated the fight for 8 minutes with Tuli not hitting a single punch and no take downs or anything. In the 8th minute Goodridge took him down but the 430 pound sumo reversed Goodridges ground attempts and locked in a guillotine choke and won by submission.

That's the only real shock in my game so far.

[G&P99]

Nate Diaz submitted GSP via Triangle choke after GSP dropped his title to Jon Fitch.

[Carparama]

The first match I decide to run? Foster KOs Fezzik. Couldn't believe it.

[total2014]

Oleg Dorosklov beats Mal Phe Roby, good for Upset of the Year.

One year later, Dorosklov, with a line of +640, beats Ieyoshi Yama****a by Unanimous Decision.

Can you say three-peat?

[Renegade MMA 037]

Delroy Rhodes(Unranked) vs Syed Tan #6 WW
Rhodes wins 49-46 Unanimous decision....... total mindf*** right :D

[Sons of Kohral]

Terry Bull just lost to a local fighter named Alex Harris. KO by kick!

[atomzero]

My company just won Upset of the Year for 1998:

Chaim Alexievich def. Tora Mizwar, 7 round unanimous decision

Not a fraud either, I watched the match, and he beat him fair and square, 4 rounds to 3.

[Wehmer]

Jayden Karp. Upset God. Now, FLB Welterweight Champion after dominating David Webb on way to an Americana finish in Round 3.

He was a +350 underdog. His next fight will be against Vjekoslav Sarich, and will be the first fight Karp is the favourite in in 3 years.

[Slasherzeta]

Ivor Orr is an upset machine for me. He was a decent enough undercard/gatekeepr for the MW's, and suddenly, after a pretty bad 4 fight losing streak, I was gonna cut him, but in his last fight before I had to sign him to a new contract, he won, so I kept him on.

Well, he kept winning...and winning...and winning. As Orr was silently building up a head of steam, my MW king Bill Brown was tooling EVERYONE, including recently poached #1 and #2 MW's Matthew Dean and Alex Cole (Who had been ruling ALPHA-1 and GAMMA respectively) beating both like red headed step children within the first round, including putting Dean on the shelf for a while with an arm injury due to the fight winning Kimura.

Well, with my new MW stars dead in the water thanks to thumpings from Brown, I was looking for a contender. Mr. Orr had built up an EIGHT FIGHT WIN STREAK against a great line of young guns, high level gate keepers, and even former champions. I really liked Ivor after this and did NOT want to give him the shot, because after what Brown did to Dean and Cole, it didn't look like Orr would last 10 seconds, let alone a round, but I needed a main event for a card.

So here comes the main event. Ivor is a massive underdog, and no one saw Orr as much more than a stand in contender, and people were expecting a first round finish and total domination for the time the fight lasted.

Orr was having NONE of that. for 4 and a half rounds he made the most of his first (and likely only) title shot and rose to the occasion and met Brown blow for blow, and the two trade positions, takedowns and sub attempts for the entire time. Finally Orr seemed to gather a head of steam and planted Brown with a huge slam that seemed to steal Brown's soul.

Orr came alive and passed with ease from guard to side control, and mounted Brown, who was floundering as Orr laid on the GnP. Brown was managing to absorb the blows, but couldn't deal with the blows easily, let alone advance his position. It looked like Brown would survive the round until, out of nowhere, Orr reached down and started wrenching on Brown's head with a guillotine choke. With 1 second left in the round, Brown tapped.

And just like that, the consensus #1 MW and top 5er in the P4P was dethroned by a MW not even in the top 10. Upset of the year for sure (which the game agreed with)

And Orr's train doesn't stop there, he made his first defense with a hell of a showing against Alex Cole who, since the drubbing by Brown, went on a 4 fight win streak. The fight didn't last two minutes. Orr caught a kick, took Cole down to half guard, moved to side control, took Cole's back, sank in the hooks and chocked him out.

To sum it up, Ivor Orr had the most awesome showing in an upset ever, and sure as hell backed it up in his first defense.

[Dead_Jester]

Just had two upsets on the one show.

The lesser of the pair was regen Charles Head knocking out Jeffrey Foxworthy. Head is an average level fighter at best that was hired to fill in the gaps in prelim fights. The basic nubers of the fight were Foxworthy landing 15 of 21 strikes in the fight, Head landed 1 of 7 and it was that 1 that put Foxworthy to sleep.

Main event of the same card saw David Webb, the most dominant Welterweight Champion in my company to date, drop his title to the unremarkable Tyler Lass. Lass hasn't done much in my game but after building up a 3 fight winning streak against mid level opponents and lacking an elite level challenge for Webb i threw Lass into the main event expecting him to fall to defeat. Lass basically walled and stalled Webb for 5 rounds to earn himself the Title in a truly awful match. Julio Regueiro is next in line for a Title shot, even well past his prime i doubt Lass will be able to defeat him.

[crazedfan]

Just head Fletcher Merman defeat Aleksander Ivanov while playing as Alpha-1... Ivanov comes in for his debut at 11-0, ranked #19 P4P, and is a -1180 favorite, Merman is 10-7 coming in at +940, and Merman armbarred him. Lame.

[EddieFnG]

Mi.. Mi.. Mike Russow just submitted Cain Velasquez for the HW title..

[grits207]

49 year old Mantas Andreyev just TKO'd 32 year old Mike Watson in the third round. I guess thats what I get for hyping up Watson :o

[damonster]

Biggest upset ever, although won't win any awards.


Big Nog' knocked out Shane Carwin in 20 seconds.

[Eyeball]

Holy hell, the supremely tomato-canny Pentti Rovanpera defeated Lubos Plasil by split decision to take the SIGMA LW title! At 36 years of age, guess Plasil is slowing down fast.

[DreamGoddessLindsey]

Yagi Jokichi beat Philip Ziskie in my game just now.

[Verbec]

Yagi can beat everybody, he is scary good in most games.

[The-619]

A few months into my UFC game, Jon Jones was the clear favourite in his match against Rashad Evans but 1 minute into the match Evans knocks him out! It wasn't that it was impossible for Evans to win but I didn't expect him to finish him off so quickly.

[OctoberRaven]

I did a couple 'what would happen if' matches in Quick Match, and decided to put Butterbean against Kimbo Slice, assuming that Butterbean would absolutely thrash Kimbo.

- 'Butterbean' Eric Esch vs. Kevin 'Kimbo Slice' Ferguson
- From Quick Sim mode
- Created 07 April 2011

>Blurcat Radio is pleased to bring you a special contest; 'Butterbean' Eric Esch will take on Kevin 'Kimbo Slice' Ferguson.
>There's the opening bell!
>Esch tries for a left jab but Kimbo Slice moves out of range.
>An exchange of strikes doesn't really lead to anything.
>Kimbo Slice avoids a barrage of punches and hits a series of lefts.
>There's a stalemate as both fighters throw strikes but neither hits.
>We pass the halfway mark of this round.
>Kimbo Slice counters a left jab by hitting a jab.
>We have one minute of the round remaining.
>Kimbo Slice feints an attack, keeping Esch on his toes.
>Esch is looking to get in close and strike from the pocket.
>Esch is in the pocket, ready to attack Kimbo Slice.
>The time is up, and that's the end of round one.
>I'd say that was definitely 10-9 in favour of Kimbo Slice.
>And here we go, round two!
>Between rounds, his corner told Esch to try and use counter striking in this round.
>Both fighters come in and exchange strikes, but neither does any damage.
>An exchange of strikes doesn't lead to any real damage.
>Having stepped in close to throw their strikes, both fighters start swinging!
>A huge right hook sends Esch down hard!
>Kimbo Slice moves in quickly, kneeling beside Esch and starting to hammer down with punches!
>Kimbo Slice pounds away on Esch, landing several great shots that rock Esch!
>Kimbo Slice is only stopped by Esch pulling him down into side control.
>Kimbo Slice starts trying to work to go from side control to mount.
>Advancing his position, he gets mount.
>We go past the halfway point of this round.
>We move into the final sixty seconds of this round.
>Kimbo Slice tries to set up Esch for an armbar.
>Esch gets caught by the armbar, and it's deep enough that he has to tap!
>Kevin Ferguson takes the victory by way of submission!
>Official Result: Kevin 'Kimbo Slice' Ferguson defeats 'Butterbean' Eric Esch (Submission (Armbar) in 2:36 of round 2). The match was rated as being Great.

How the...

EDIT- Also, in my UFC game, Stephan Struve beat Shane Carwin

[OctoberRaven]

In my current game, I put top contender fights in UFNs to boost ratings.

So Brock Lesnar is put up with former sparring partner and fellow wrestler Cole Konrad, which I thought was sure to lead Brock well on his way to tie Randy Couture's title reigns (Couture has become a 4-time champ in my game, Lesnar is a 3-time):

- 'King' Cole Konrad vs. Brock Lesnar
- From player-controlled event 'Ultimate Fight Night' (from the save game 'UFC')
- Created 20 May 2011

>The co-main event is up next. 'King' Cole Konrad goes head to head with Brock Lesnar in the UFC Heavyweight division.
>There's the opening bell!
>An exchange of strikes doesn't really lead to anything.
>Having stepped in close to throw their strikes, they end up grappling.
>Lesnar is trying to push Konrad so that his back is up against the cage.
>Konrad out-wrestles him though.
>From the grapple, Konrad tries to pick Lesnar up on his shoulder for a slam.
>Konrad gets it! Lesnar manages to pull guard upon impact.
>Konrad throws a few right hands to the body.
>Lesnar throws out some punches, but Konrad leans back to avoid them.
>Konrad punches down at Lesnar, but they are easily taken on the gloves.
>Using his leg strength to push Konrad back a bit, Lesnar looks to scramble for position.
>He may regret that choice, as it gives Konrad the perfect opportunity to come over the top and get side control.
>Konrad looks to roll Lesnar slightly and slip behind.
>Lesnar is in big trouble as he is forced to give up his back!
>We pass the halfway mark of this round.
>Konrad increases his control by getting both hooks in.
>Konrad, with both hooks fully in, tries to get the rear naked choke applied.
>Lesnar doesn't allow the arm to go under his chin.
>Lesnar struggles against Konrad and manages to free himself from the hooks.
>Konrad tries to lock Lesnar in an armbar.
>Konrad rolls onto his back to try and get the armbar, but Lesnar pulls free and gets side control.
>Lesnar starts trying to work to use side control as a way to get behind Konrad.
>Konrad rolls to the side to try and escape, but gives up his back!
>We have one minute of the round remaining.
>Konrad is in huge trouble now, as Lesnar successfully gets both hooks in.
>Lesnar, with both hooks fully in, tries to get the rear naked choke applied.
>Konrad defends himself well against the choke.
>The time is up, and that's the end of round one.
>I'd say that was definitely 10-9 in favour of Konrad.
>There's the bell and round number two begins!
>Judging from what we heard from his corner, Lesnar is looking to avoid strikes and take it to the ground in this round.
>Konrad steps back to avoid a flurry of punches.
>Both fighters come in and throw strikes, there is no real damage done by either.
>In close proximity from the strikes they threw, they fall into a messy clinch.
>Konrad has worked in the underhooks and looks to take Lesnar down.
>Konrad can't get the takedown, as Lesnar wrestles his way into a dominant position.
>With underhooks giving him solid control over Konrad, Lesnar looks for a takedown.
>The takedown is unsuccessful, Konrad blocked Lesnar.
>Lesnar loses control of Konrad, who breaks free from the grapple and backs off.
>Konrad shoots in, looking for a takedown.
>Lesnar looks to grab a guillotine off the takedown.
>Konrad gets a single leg takedown! Lesnar pulls guard off it.
>Konrad attempts to pass guard.
>Konrad passes to half guard.
>We are now at the halfway point of the round.
>Konrad attempts an arm triangle.
>Lesnar defends himself well and is in no danger.
>Using an underhook to set it up, Lesnar looks to scramble for position.
>It's a bad choice though, as Konrad seizes the opportunity to leap forward and secure side control.
>Konrad tries to put Lesnar into an americana.
>Lesnar stops Konrad from applying it.
>Brock Lesnar is looking really tired.
>Lesnar tries a sweep from the bottom of side control, but doesn't budge Konrad.
>The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left.
>Konrad tries to ensnare Lesnar in an arm triangle.
>The arm triangle is locked in, but too slowly as the round ends before it can take effect!
>The time runs out on round two.
>That round goes to Konrad, 10-9 on my card.
>Round three begins!
>A left jab misses and Konrad strikes back with a massive right hand, but Lesnar somehow doesn't go down!
>Cole Konrad doesn't look like he has much left in the tank.
>That last blow may have really hurt Lesnar, he staggers backward looking dazed!
>Konrad tries to capitalise with a massive right hand, but it misses.
>Konrad chooses to shoot in on Lesnar.
>Lesnar looks to grab a guillotine off the takedown.
>The takedown is successful, Lesnar couldn't quite stay on his feet.
>Lesnar winds up seated, his back to the cage, with Konrad pressing onto him.
>Konrad smothers Lesnar up against the cage wall.
>Konrad tries to improve his position.
>Konrad shows his ground skills and gets full mount!
>We go past the halfway point of this round.
>Konrad attempts an armbar.
>Lesnar does excellently, defending the armbar and using it to get on top in side control.
>Lesnar uses side control to hit a brutal knee strike just above the hip!
>Brock Lesnar looks like he is on the verge of exhaustion.
>Lesnar relinquishes side control and stands up, letting Konrad stand too.
>Konrad, who is visibly tired, looks like he might want to get in close and wrestle with Lesnar.
>Lesnar finds himself pulled into a grappling contest.
>Cole Konrad seems to be fighting against exhaustion.
>There's under a minute left in this round.
>Konrad is looking to muscle Lesnar back against the cage.
>Konrad does it, Lesnar is stuck with his back to the cage.
>Konrad launches an elbow strike but Lesnar is ready and uses some wrestling to turn around so that Konrad is the one against the cage.
>The fight comes to an end as the time limit expires.
>I think Konrad took that round, 10-9 on my score card.
>Here come the official scores.
>All three judges give 30-27.
>The winner, by unanimous decision, is Cole Konrad!
>Official Result: 'King' Cole Konrad defeats Brock Lesnar (Unanimous Decision in 5:00 of round 3). The match was rated as being Good.

[dormammu]

2002 in my real world game and Igor Vovchanchyn beat Fedor. Freaking Igor Vovchanchyn beat a 25 year old Fedor. Yes, Vovchanchyn was a fairly dangerous guy (so long as he was on his feet) from about 98-2000. (Right up to the time he beat Mark Kerr) However, this is Fedor Emelianenko we're talking about here when he was an ass kicking machine. The hell of it is, Fedor had Vovchanchyn beaten in nearly every category. And beat by a lot.

I didn't think to check the odds, but I bet they were tremendously in Fedor's favor. Igor was supposed to be an easy win for Fedor before he faced Randy Couture. Now I have to delay the match by months to work Fedor back into the #2 position. Couture isn't getting any younger here, and it's already looking pretty one sided in Fedor's favor. I'd like to be at least a little bit competitive.

Also, this happened a few years earlier in my game, but Bas Rutten losing to Joel Sutton in his retirement match. Again, it was supposed to be an easy win to "send off" Rutten. I knew Rutten had been going downhill for the past 6-8 months, but I didn't think he had gotten that bad.

One thing I've noticed is the wrong person wins the majority of my "easy" matches, so I think it may be me doing something wrong here...

It's 3:30am and this is getting rambly, so I'll stop now....

[NWO4until01]

one of my SIGMA matches got upset of the year... Olafur Petturson d. Milenko Rudonja.
But just recently I reckon it got topped with Hans-Peter Schneider defeating the debuting, hyped Braulio Moura, who was #8 p4p and #2 middleweight.

[Aldenvdk]

Using Pride vs UFC Mod and I put up an 8-man tourny, Daijiro Matsui was just an easy win fight... He beat Vernon White (KO Upkick) 2nd round, then he TKO'd Guy Mezger in the 1st rd 3:48 in AND THEN he TKO'd Vitor Belfort in the 2nd and ended up winning the tourny :( He is now on my end year card against Wanderlei :).


Btw Bob Sapp is 2-0, first fight was 25 second Flying knee KO and the next was 1:02 straight KO Punch


I love this game.

Edit: I FAJKLAJGHSSGAKJSGH LOST FEDOR NOW, I MESSED UP HIS CONTRACT MEETING, GOD ADANGAGHASUGHU :@

[damonster]

Might not be an upset in your opinon, but in my game Semmy Schilt beat Royce Gracie (who hasn't fought for 2 years) by SD, Semmy almost tko'd him early by landing a knee in the turtle position.

[jsilv0]

After getting crushed for 2+ rounds "Ruthless" Rubbie Lawler landed a big punch that knocked out Anderson Silva and stopped his title reign at 14 defenses

[SeanMcFly]

June of 1999, Tyler Lass (6-2) choked out Gabriel Gallego, the #7 ranked Welterweight in the world in 2 rounds. Gabriel was on a winning streak and was 16-4 at the time.

[smurphy1014]

GAMMA 25: Sugar vs. Morrison:

After 3 uninspired rounds where Morrison seemed to be on his way to a UD this happened:

A tired Morrison shoots in, looking for a close range double leg.
Sugar tries to hook a guillotine as Morrison comes in.
The takedown is successful, it's a single leg that leaves Sugar pulling guard.
Morrison is trying to pass guard.
He can't find a way past the guard.
Sugar attempts to lock on a triangle choke.
Sugar gets the triangle fully applied...and there's the tap out!
The winner, by submission, is Brandon 'Sugar Rush' Sugar!
Official Result: Brandon 'Sugar Rush' Sugar defeats 'The Man With No Nickname' Sean Morrison (Submission (Triangle) in 4:48 of round 4). The match was rated as being Poor.

Post fight Morrison falls out of the top 25 PFP and drops to #11 Lightweight. Sugar jumps into the top 25 PFP at #11 and is currently the #2 Lightweight.

[Afroduck]

This just may be the biggest upset I have seen.I am playing as UFC,but I went and looked at the results for Prides latest card and Butterbean beat Josh Barnett by TKO 1:41 into the first lol.

[Canscrubenha]

I just had Jerry Bogdonovich 6-0(+190) TKO (#19 LHW) Hyun Shik-Lim 10-0(-240) in the first round.

[Pokerking88]

I just had Jerry Bogdonovich 6-0(+190) TKO (#19 LHW) Hyun Shik-Lim 10-0(-240) in the first round.

I don't consider that an upset persay because there both strikers and Bogdon has an amazing chin and power.

[Canscrubenha]

Well how about +650 Oleg Dorosklov submitting -820 Mal Phe Roby in 2 minutes?

[LoNdOn]

Well how about +650 Oleg Dorosklov submitting -820 Mal Phe Roby in 2 minutes?

Nah, I would have put money on that outcome. Maybe not 2 mins but Oleg by sub for sure. I had Bogdonovich lace Nilton Fantoni which came as quite a surprise.

[Canscrubenha]

I was halfway asleep when I was simming one of my cards last night and I had my champion #3 P4P and #2 HW James Foster lose to #8 HW Jeff Carlton for the Gamma HW belt.

I forgot to look at the odds though.

[Verbec]

Not really an upset when he's number 8 in the world. And Carlton always wins in my GAMMA Saves...

[Pokerking88]

Sean Morrison just put Lermontov out in two minutes...

[OctoberRaven]

After being absolutely dominated for two rounds, Sass pulls out a win out of nowhere in anime superhero fight fashion.

- Paul 'Sassangle' Sass vs. Karen Darabedyan
- From player-controlled event 'UFC Live' (from the save game 'UFC')
- Created 19 July 2011

>It's time for the main event of the evening! Paul 'Sassangle' Sass squares off with Karen Darabedyan in the UFC Lightweight division.
>The fight begins!
>Darabedyan avoids a quick jab and hits a clean jab.
>Darabedyan counters a left jab with two hard right hands!
>Darabedyan sees a low kick being set up and strikes first with an accurate counter right that lands right on the button, putting Sass down!
>Sass shakes off the blow almost immediately though, and waits for Darabedyan to make a move.
>Darabedyan steps away from an up-kick, giving Sass the opportunity to stand up.
>Darabedyan looks like he wants to stand in the pocket and strike with Sass.
>Darabedyan is now standing in the pocket.
>Sass uses good head movement to slip past a crazy spinning back elbow.
>Sass comes in closer, looking to clinch with Darabedyan.
>Sass cannot get close enough to the elusive Darabedyan to clinch.
>We pass the halfway mark of this round.
>Moving in closer, Darabedyan looks like he wants to strike from the pocket.
>He gets into range.
>A left jab misses the mark and allows Darabedyan to counter with a series of hard rights!
>Sass staggers backward, looking dazed...that last blow must have really rocked him!
>Darabedyan tries to finish him off with a huge right hook, but just misses.
>Moving in closer, Darabedyan looks like he wants to strike from the pocket.
>Darabedyan is now standing in the pocket.
>There's under a minute left in this round.
>From the pocket, Darabedyan sees a body kick coming and moves forward to counter-strike with a solid punch.
>A left jab misses, Darabedyan counters with a barrage of punches on Sass!
>Sass ducks under a spinning back elbow and hits a big kick to the outside of the left thigh.
>Darabedyan covers up, absorbing a tight combination of punches.
>The time runs out on round one.
>Darabedyan takes that round easily by 10-8 on my score card.
>Round two begins!
>Darabedyan counters a leg kick by grabbing it and attempting a judo-style trip takedown, getting it! Sass manages to pull guard.
>Time slips away as Darabedyan successfully keeps Sass stuck against the ground.
>Sass keeps Darabedyan, who looked to be trying to stand up, in guard.
>Sass secures an arm and tries to ensnare Darabedyan in a triangle.
>Darabedyan shows great skill by twisting out of the triangle attempt and getting side control over Sass.
>Darabedyan lets go of side control and stands up, then backs off, wanting the fight standing.
>Sass uses a nice combination as a set up, then shoots in for a takedown.
>Darabedyan stuffs the takedown attempt.
>Sass circles as he plans his next move.
>Not letting Sass settle, Darabedyan moves in closer.
>We move into the second half of this round.
>Darabedyan is looking to turn this into a wrestling match, and is getting in closer to Sass.
>Sass ends up grappling for supremacy with Darabedyan.
>Darabedyan is trying to push Sass so that his back is up against the cage.
>He does so, and now has Sass pinned to the cage.
>Darabedyan exerts total control, keeping Sass smothered against the cage for sixty seconds or so.
>We're into the final minute of the round.
>Darabedyan smothers Sass against the cage, then scores with a left to the side of the stomach.
>Darabedyan drives a knee to the thigh area.
>Darabedyan shows great control, keeping Sass pressed against the cage while punishing him with sharp strikes to the body until the round ends.
>The time runs out on round two.
>That wasn't the most exciting round we've ever seen, hopefully things will pick up in the next one.
>I have to give that round to Darabedyan, but only a 10-9.
>There's the bell for the start of the round!
>Moving forward, Sass counters a left jab with a superb combination of three quick punches to the body and a great right cross.
>Sass side-steps a barrage of big punches and hits a brutal flying knee strike, Darabedyan goes down and he is out cold!
>Paul 'Sassangle' Sass takes the win by Knock Out!
>Official Result: Paul 'Sassangle' Sass defeats Karen Darabedyan (Knock Out (Knee) in 1:02 of round 3). The match was rated as being Good.

[Canscrubenha]

I was doing some quick sims, throwing Hassan against random people. He lost to Tadamasa Yamada, then beat him twice. Then he beat a few more random people and I decided to throw Lefter Oktay at him since I've never had this fight happen in any of my games... Hassan took Oktay down in the first and beat on him, almost secured a rear naked choke and the bell rang. 2nd round starts and Oktay comes out and knocks Hassan out with a counter right.

Probably the craziest thing I've seen so far, but it's not like Wilson Franklyn beat him or anything.

[IWGP]

6-6 Pat Smith decisioning 10-0 Royce Gracie in PRIDE in 1998.

[Canscrubenha]

I am running my current game where Raul Hughes is my Heavyweight champion in GAMMA (He beat Foster). So in Fosters 2nd match I figure I'd give him a tune-up and try to build up a rematch between him and Hughes.

Well, Jack Cobblepot wasn't having any of it. He came in and stifled everything Foster did and controlled the fight from bell to bell for 3 rounds to win a Unanimous decision.

Meanwhile my champion keeps destroying all comers (Foster, Boyer, Carlton, and Sharp). Winning the title and defending it 3 times by way of KO against some of the best in the division (with Sharp having the weakest Chin at 22%).

[petecrimson00]

Hassan Fezzik was about to go 37-0 after being undefeated for nearly 3 years this happens!


- 'The Big Bad' Hassan Fezzik vs. 'The Brazilian Bomber' Gladstone Lopes
- From player-controlled event 'ALPHA-1: Unbeatable' (from the save game '1234')
- Created 21 August 2011

>It's time for the main event of the evening! 'The Big Bad' Hassan Fezzik squares off with 'The Brazilian Bomber' Gladstone Lopes in the ALPHA-1 Heavyweight division.
>The ALPHA-1 Heavyweight title on the line in this match.
>All the promotional videos leading up to this event have featured this bout.
>It seems to have worked, as the crowd are absolutely buzzing in anticipation of a real battle.
>We are underway!
>A weak right kick is countered by Fezzik with a crisp jab.
>Fezzik steps back to avoid a kick to the body.
>Fezzik shoots in, looking for a takedown.
>Lopes sprawls well, and Fezzik is forced down to his knees, almost turtled up.
>Fezzik, turtled up, takes a brutal soccer kick to the side of the head!
>Fezzik slumps forward, he is out cold!
>The winner, by Knock Out; Gladstone Lopes!
>Official Result: 'The Brazilian Bomber' Gladstone Lopes defeats 'The Big Bad' Hassan Fezzik (Knock Out (Kick) in 1:21 of round 1). The match was rated as being Decent.

[petecrimson00]

Iain Fussell jsut defeated Nathan Chambers to defend the WW belt via 2nd round RNC. surprised the hell outta me.

i just exported his Fussell to see his potential and he has a whopping 89, so now i see why xD

[petecrimson00]

the most talented fighter in my XCC Lightweight division Valentin Taneyev drops his debut for the promotion to who?
..
3-0 Wink Deschanel.. fail

[Pokerking88]

If you count this as an upset, Rampage finished Jones in my last event.

[EddieFnG]

June 2011, a +630 Sam Hoger just beat a -790 Dion Staring by armbar

[Shutout28]

- 'Spanish Silk' Julio Regueiro vs. Alan 'Flash' Kendall
- From AI event 'GAMMA 29: Regueiro vs. Kendall' (from the save game 'RoH')
- Created 23 September 2011

>It's time for the main event of the evening! 'Spanish Silk' Julio Regueiro goes head to head with Alan 'Flash' Kendall in the GAMMA Welterweight division.
>The GAMMA Welterweight title is on the line.
>Round one begins!
>An exchange of blows doesn't really produce any damage or a clear advantage.
>An exchange of blows doesn't really produce any damage or a clear advantage.
>Regueiro uses a smart combination to get Kendall to cover up, then shoots in looking for a takedown.
>Kendall tries to time a counter right hand, but can't get it.
>Regueiro has the takedown! Kendall pulls guard.
>Regueiro tries to pass the guard.
>He can't quite manage to get past guard on this attempt.
>Regueiro blocks an attempted sweep.
>Regueiro throws a few strikes, but they are without venom.
>Regueiro begins trying to pass the guard.
>Regueiro struggles but cannot find a way past and remains stuck in guard.
>Kendall tries a sweep from the bottom of the guard, but doesn't budge Regueiro.
>We pass the halfway mark of this round.
>Regueiro smothers Kendall with his body by pushing forward and down.
>Kendall is controlled against the ground, unable to shift Regueiro off of him.
>We move into the final sixty seconds of this round.
>With no progress being made, the referee stands them back up.
>An exchange of strikes doesn't lead to any real damage.
>Round one is brought to an end as time runs out.
>I think Regueiro took that round, 10-9 on my score card.
>Round two begins!
>It sounded like his corner told Kendall to hit Regueiro with everything he has in this round.
>An exchange of strikes doesn't lead to any real damage.
>Kendall feints to the right, trying to draw Regueiro into throwing a strike.
>An attempted body kick misses and Kendall fires back with a barrage of big right hands!
>A left jab misses, giving Kendall the chance to hit back with a barrage of hard right hands!
>Kendall slips past a tidy combination and hits a great right hook which lands perfectly and knocks Regueiro out!
>Alan 'Flash' Kendall takes the win by Knock Out!
>Official Result: Alan 'Flash' Kendall defeats 'Spanish Silk' Julio Regueiro (Knock Out (Punch) in 1:45 of round 2). The match was rated as being Average.

Couldn't believe it. Pretty crazy result.

[Pineappleman]

Had an openweight grand prix in my last game that Danny Akabaro won. He beat Aiona, Fujii, Pai Cheng and Lopes en route. Definately the strangest thing that I've ever seen in game.

[Aldenvdk]

Yoshiro Makamori beat Li-Kong Ho for my GAMMA Featherweight title :(

[Scottie]

Gunnar Nilsson in his retirement fight against the debuting Murilo Satinho who was 17-0. No surprises this went down as the biggest upset of my save so far.

- 'Swedish Superman' Gunnar Nilsson vs. 'Grande Urso' Murilo Satinho
- From player-controlled event 'GAMMA 78: Validation' (from the save game 'GAMMA')
- Created 18 October 2011

>The co-main event is up next. 'Swedish Superman' Gunnar Nilsson fights 'Grande Urso' Murilo Satinho in the GAMMA Heavyweight division.
>Round one begins!
>Satinho tries for a left jab but Nilsson moves out of range.
>Satinho slips out of the way of a jab.
>Satinho uses a nice combination as a set up, then shoots in for a takedown.
>The takedown is successful, Nilsson pulls guard.
>Satinho looks to pass guard and get side control.
>He passes the guard well, gaining side control.
>Satinho looks to roll Nilsson slightly and slip behind.
>Nilsson rolls to the side to try and escape, but gives up his back!
>Satinho tries to set up Nilsson for an armbar.
>Nilsson pulls his arm free at the last second, and is able to secure side control over Satinho.
>Nilsson tries to get into the mount position.
>Nilsson struggles but cannot mount Satinho.
>Satinho tries to break free and scramble for position, but Nilsson keeps him trapped.
>We are now at the halfway point of the round.
>Nilsson fires away with rights, Satinho is getting pounded.
>There's lots of strikes landing, Satinho needs to find a way out of this position quickly!
>The referee gives Satinho time to do something, but eventually has to come in and stop the fight!
>'Swedish Superman' Gunnar Nilsson takes the win by TKO!
>Official Result: 'Swedish Superman' Gunnar Nilsson defeats 'Grande Urso' Murilo Satinho (TKO (Strikes) in 3:38 of round 1). The match was rated as being Great.

[Babalu]

Carter Potter submitted Hassan Fezzik

[shogunfan]

In my game, at GAMMA 40: Rock out with a Knockout, and Elzo Alves Moura beat James Foster by TKO in the 2nd round

[Egnuldt]

Usually in my games Patrick Thomas, Jeff Carlton, Seth O'Breen, usually never win championships.

Thomas KO'd Buddy Garner after getting dominated in the first two rounds to win GAMMA MW, Carlton took out Foster to win GAMMA HW via sprawling front headlock to ground and pound tko, O'Breen put Morrison in a triangle, Morrison powerbombed him then O'Breen tightened the hold to win GAMMA LW in my new franchise --> all in the first year of my new GAMMA game (1998)

[Afroduck]

Just started a GAMMA game and decided to give Adam White an easy win to help build him up so I hired Gordon Flynn.After being dominated for the first two rounds 2:36 into the third Flynn landed a massive right hook that knocked White clean out.

[The-619]

I just had quite a bizarre fight, I had been promoting Raul Hughes (Heavyweight Champ) vs. Leon Banks with Large hype because I thought that they'd have an awesome fight. Turns out that Banks knocked out Hughes after 4 rounds and the match got an abysmal rating! *facepalm*. It is a crazy upset for me though, I thought Banks got pretty lucky with a couple of wins leading up to the Title fight and just chucked it together because James Foster wanted to spend time with his family for 9 months so there's goes my top contender and rematch. Banks never went close to getting a Championship in any of my other games.

[DudeAbides2]

Was just doing a few quick matches with the UFC mod and one of them was Josh Koscheck beating BJ Penn with 2 seconds left in the match. That alone wasn't the upset, but Koscheck making Penn tap out to a heel hook was almost too much for my brain to handle.

[joehelmer]

I thought I was going to extend Julio Regueiro's reign as GAMMA Welterweight champion, but Josh Aldarisio won through unanimous decision in a very poor match and Julio is now far down on the rankings.

Another thing, every time I put up Linfield Ballard vs Spencer Rubenstein Ballard mostly manage to win, but this time Rubenstein retained his championship and I was putting up Ballard against what I thought was easier opponents, but he went on a three fights losing streak and I dumped him like UFC does after a few losses in a row.

[grits207]

Renowned punching bag Palmer Lette just gave Hassan Fezzik his first career loss in Lette's last career fight. :eek:

[Chris2K]

I managed to have two in consecutive fights in my dynasty, first Jakuchu Abe defeated Stuart Strange by decision, then Stian Agdestein KO'd Xie Ming in the first round. Nothing like trying to book fights to get people over and it going very, very wrong.

[The-619]

I thought I was going to extend Julio Regueiro's reign as GAMMA Welterweight champion, but Josh Aldarisio won through unanimous decision in a very poor match and Julio is now far down on the rankings.

Another thing, every time I put up Linfield Ballard vs Spencer Rubenstein Ballard mostly manage to win, but this time Rubenstein retained his championship and I was putting up Ballard against what I thought was easier opponents, but he went on a three fights losing streak and I dumped him like UFC does after a few losses in a row.

:eek: Wow, almost all those things happened in my current GAMMA game! I had an immediate rematch for the Welterweight title fight and Regueiro won it back though. I also didn't fire Ballard, I think he just loss two in a row and then won one.

[Munit]

I had Lesnar destroy Dos Santos and Velasquez once (if you count that)

[Pokerking88]

Lamont Banner just won my WW Tournament in FLB.
Knocked out Manuel Silva

[Pokerking88]

Linfield Ballard just knocked out Marlon John, wowzer.

[cjizzle38]

I had Pedro Souza beat both Aldez and Villar twice while running the FLB gauntlet on the light heavy division, he's got decent skills but I thought that streak was pretty crazy.

I've also seen Lamont Banner go 34-0 before losing his last two fights and retiring. He ran through the XCC featherweight division beating Ziskie three times before dominating the Lightweight division. He then jumped to GAMMA and owned their lightweight division. I thought that was pretty crazy as I've had several games where he's fairly average.

In my GAMMA games, Foster usually sucks and Raul Hughes dominates beating him and Carlton. Marlon John dominates the light heavys and then moves to middleweight and dominates there.

[Pokerking88]

I had Pedro Souza beat both Aldez and Villar twice while running the FLB gauntlet on the light heavy division, he's got decent skills but I thought that streak was pretty crazy.

I've also seen Lamont Banner go 34-0 before losing his last two fights and retiring. He ran through the XCC featherweight division beating Ziskie three times before dominating the Lightweight division. He then jumped to GAMMA and owned their lightweight division. I thought that was pretty crazy as I've had several games where he's fairly average.

In my GAMMA games, Foster usually sucks and Raul Hughes dominates beating him and Carlton. Marlon John dominates the light heavys and then moves to middleweight and dominates there.
Lamont Banner is the best fighter if he gets into a good camp.
I had one save file I think he went about 50ish-0 and he retired.
That was my old gamma file on my now dead CPU, he beat like 4 or 5 other future Hall of Famers (Li-Kong-Ho, Sukarno, Morrison, Manuel Silva, etc.
Him and Isaiah Monroe are the best prospects in the game imo.

[XxFutureLegend112xX]

Using the latest modern warriors release

- Georges 'Rush' St-Pierre vs. 'The Natural Born Killer' Carlos Condit
- From player-controlled event 'UFC 148: St-Pierre vs. Condit' (from the save game 'UFC')
- Created 01 January 2012

>It's time for the main event of the evening! Georges 'Rush' St-Pierre squares off with 'The Natural Born Killer' Carlos Condit in the UFC Welterweight division.
>This match is for the UFC Welterweight title.
>UFC have been promoting St. Pierre like crazy in the build up to this fight, so they'll be expecting big things from him in this fight.
>And here we go!
>Condit bobs and weaves, trying to get St. Pierre to commit.
>Condit feints going high, but St. Pierre doesn't buy it.
>Moving in closer, St. Pierre looks like he may want to try and clinch with Condit.
>St. Pierre ends up grabbing Condit in a Muay Thai clinch.
>Condit grabs an arm and pulls St. Pierre out of the Muay Thai clinch and into a regular wrestling clinch instead.
>St. Pierre has worked in the underhooks and looks to take Condit down.
>The underhooks are used to set up a trip, Condit is left on his back and has to pull guard.
>St. Pierre attempts to pass guard.
>St. Pierre struggles but cannot find a way past and remains stuck in guard.
>Condit grabs hold of an arm and attempts a triangle choke on St. Pierre from the bottom of the guard.
>Condit gets the triangle fully applied...this must be the end!
>St. Pierre lifts Condit up while in the triangle...and uses a brutal powerbomb-type move!
>The powerbomb doesn't break the choke, and Condit may even have sunk it deeper as a result...and St. Pierre has to tap!
>The winner, by submission, is 'The Natural Born Killer' Carlos Condit!
>Official Result: 'The Natural Born Killer' Carlos Condit defeats Georges 'Rush' St-Pierre (Submission (Triangle) in 2:47 of round 1). The match was rated as being Great.

[Couture=Legend]

Using the latest modern warriors release

- Georges 'Rush' St-Pierre vs. 'The Natural Born Killer' Carlos Condit
- From player-controlled event 'UFC 148: St-Pierre vs. Condit' (from the save game 'UFC')
- Created 01 January 2012

>It's time for the main event of the evening! Georges 'Rush' St-Pierre squares off with 'The Natural Born Killer' Carlos Condit in the UFC Welterweight division.
>This match is for the UFC Welterweight title.
>UFC have been promoting St. Pierre like crazy in the build up to this fight, so they'll be expecting big things from him in this fight.
>And here we go!
>Condit bobs and weaves, trying to get St. Pierre to commit.
>Condit feints going high, but St. Pierre doesn't buy it.
>Moving in closer, St. Pierre looks like he may want to try and clinch with Condit.
>St. Pierre ends up grabbing Condit in a Muay Thai clinch.
>Condit grabs an arm and pulls St. Pierre out of the Muay Thai clinch and into a regular wrestling clinch instead.
>St. Pierre has worked in the underhooks and looks to take Condit down.
>The underhooks are used to set up a trip, Condit is left on his back and has to pull guard.
>St. Pierre attempts to pass guard.
>St. Pierre struggles but cannot find a way past and remains stuck in guard.
>Condit grabs hold of an arm and attempts a triangle choke on St. Pierre from the bottom of the guard.
>Condit gets the triangle fully applied...this must be the end!
>St. Pierre lifts Condit up while in the triangle...and uses a brutal powerbomb-type move!
>The powerbomb doesn't break the choke, and Condit may even have sunk it deeper as a result...and St. Pierre has to tap!
>The winner, by submission, is 'The Natural Born Killer' Carlos Condit!
>Official Result: 'The Natural Born Killer' Carlos Condit defeats Georges 'Rush' St-Pierre (Submission (Triangle) in 2:47 of round 1). The match was rated as being Great.

In the previous version of MW, that is EXACTLY how my fight went between GSP & Condit! For whatever reason, i've never knowing GSP to be all that dominant in the Modern Warriors mod despite the fact that his stats are very good.

[thefireballkid93]

I've been using the Real World mod and I've been in the Shooto org. I dunno if I've had many upsets, but Andre Winner knocking out KJ Noons with a spinning back elbow and then TKOing Eddie Alvarez in the first round were both crazy. In real life Winner is a decision machine but in WMMA3 he's just a knockout artist. He's slowly getting into title contention for the Shooto welterweight belt. :cool:

[ShotgunShogun]

I had in a quick match, heath herring beat overeem by ko:confused:

[ShotgunShogun]

In my OMEGA FC game, Sly TWige beat MasOn Archer by KO and Jerry Bodgdonovich beat Kim by Ko in the same event.

OMEGA is a mexican boxing based company with good finances and its a good company to give people some fun.

[green poncho]

So, I'm playing my Weidtverse game, Laurent Fontaine is on a 7 win streak and the number 1 middleweight in the world. He (as usual) has very good wrestling, ground control and sub defense (all 80-90% to 90-100%)

He then fights kickboxer Arnaud Daoust and gets KOed in the 4th, since I generally skip to the end result of each fight I didn't know why, but I assume it was Daoust's sprawl was to good.

In his next fight he fought brawler Fulton Carter and gets TKOed in the 3rd, once again, skip no clue. Assume Carter's power to much for Fontaine's 50-60% chin.

Rematch against Daoust, loses via decision (Poor), confused so I read the stats: zero takedown attempts. Watch play-by-play, just jabs occasionally and looks at his corner. 40-50% in all striking skills. Check out his camp, pure striking.

Put him up against 1-8 Thomas Roy, he plays the horrible boxing game again without a single takedown attempt. He loses. Post fight he leaves his old camp.

He's like the Jorgel BJJ guy.

[greywolf00]

I had Pedro Souza beat both Aldez and Villar twice while running the FLB gauntlet on the light heavy division, he's got decent skills but I thought that streak was pretty crazy.

I had Sousa beat Aldez for the title, and he just KO'd Villar in Rd. 2 for his 3rd defense

He also KO'd Piquet in Rd. 3 for one of the defenses

[Nephrinn]

I've been having some crazy upsets recently, but this takes the cake:

http://i.imgur.com/1N4mE.jpg (http://imgur.com/1N4mE)

http://i.imgur.com/o9Do1.jpg (http://imgur.com/o9Do1)

How does this even happen?

[NapDaddy]

I've had Sukarno lose lots of fights to people who, on paper, he should have run through. It's a bit of a mystery.

[Nephrinn]

Okay, I take that back, this is now the worst upset I've seen:

http://i.imgur.com/neQ5x.jpg (http://imgur.com/neQ5x)

http://i.imgur.com/edalO.jpg

This happened right after Garner lost the LHW belt after a long title run. And Nowak was on an expiring contract (I didn't opt to resign him). What the heck is going on!

[atomzero]

I have to say by biggest upset was Iancu Trailescu winning match of the year. He is usually a good cure for insomnia.

[HansLanda11]

I have to say by biggest upset was Iancu Trailescu winning match of the year. He is usually a good cure for insomnia.

Haha... I always boost his stats a little and try to build him up because I love tall fighters.

[atomzero]

Haha... I always boost his stats a little and try to build him up because I love tall fighters.

Yeah, I can't resist him, and imagine him as the Undertaker of my promotion, but his matches are usually so boring that I was stunned when he put on what are still the #2 & #3 top-rated matches ever in my playthrough.

[Be26]

You say that, but Trailescu has gone Great-Poor-Great for me so far, although that's possibly because of his opponents - he faced Jozef Jankowski and Jacco Landeweerd in the two Greats, i.e. a pair of kick boxers who'd stand and bang with him, and got the Poor against a wrestler.

[atomzero]

You say that, but Trailescu has gone Great-Poor-Great for me so far, although that's possibly because of his opponents - he faced Jozef Jankowski and Jacco Landeweerd in the two Greats, i.e. a pair of kick boxers who'd stand and bang with him, and got the Poor against a wrestler.

It could just be a quirk of the games I've run, as I now the fighters can be a little different every time. In the 2 games I used him most in, he was usually content to hang back and outpoint whoever he was fighting. It was boring, but sometimes it gives him a chance against some of the monsters that overwhelm everyone else.

He certainly has the potential for excitement. I don't doubt he could be so in your games.

[petecrimson00]

- Keith 'KO Kid' Berry vs. 'King Mo' Muhammed Lawal
- From player-controlled event 'UFC 157: TUF Semis' (from the save game '!')
- Created 28 February 2012

>Next up, Keith 'KO Kid' Berry competes against 'King Mo' Muhammed Lawal in the UFC Light Heavyweight division.
>With expectations of an exciting match behind it, it'll be interesting to see if this bout can live up to the hype.
>We are underway!
>Berry darts in and out of range quickly, trying to get Lawal to commit to throwing a strike.
>Lawal slips out of the way of a jab.
>Berry tries for a left jab but Lawal moves out of range.
>Berry comes in closer, looking to attack from the pocket.
>Lawal now has Berry standing in the pocket.
>A nice one-two combination doesn't trouble Lawal, who covered up well.
>Berry lets a jab sail wide and counter-strikes with a left hook to the body.
>Slipping past a left jab, Berry hits a clean left jab.
>A left jab misses the mark and allows Lawal to counter with a clean left jab.
>We go past the halfway point of this round.
>Using head movement to slip past a left jab, Berry hits a nice jab.
>Berry uses head movement to dodge a jab, and counters with some big rights, putting Lawal down!
>Berry starts pounding away on Lawal, looking to finish him off!
>Berry pounds away, Lawal is in serious trouble!
>With punches raining down, Lawal desperately tries to get away, but only succeeds in giving up his back!
>Berry tries to increase his control by getting both hooks in, but Lawal blocks it.
>Lawal manages to turtle up, even with Berry on top of him.
>There's under a minute left in this round.
>Berry attempts to flatten Lawal out for a rear naked choke.
>Lawal rolls out of the attempt and scrambles for position.
>Lawal ends up holding a waist-lock behind Berry, who is kneeling.
>Berry is rolled over onto his back, where Lawal secures side control.
>The time runs out on round one.
>That round certainly got the fans going.
>I'd say that was definitely 10-9 in favour of Berry.
>We are back underway!
>A left jab misses and Lawal counters with a left jab to the cheek.
>Lawal avoids a nice combination.
>Berry throws a left jab but Lawal avoids it.
>Lawal avoids a tight combination.
>A nicely executed one-two combination sets up a takedown attempt from Lawal.
>Berry counters with a left jab that catches Lawal hard.
>Moving in closer, Berry looks like he wants to strike from the pocket.
>Berry and Lawal get closer, both looking eager to engage at close range.
>A left jab misses, Berry counters with a series of quick punches.
>We pass the halfway mark of this round.
>Lawal uses head movement to cause a left jab to sail harmlessly by.
>Lawal lets a jab sail wide and counter-strikes with a left jab to the cheek.
>Lawal tries for a left jab but Berry uses head movement to avoid it.
>Berry lets a jab sail wide and counter-strikes with a flurry of small strikes.
>Lawal covers up to absorb a tight combination of punches.
>We move into the final sixty seconds of this round.
>There's a double leg attempt from Lawal, from the pocket.
>Lawal gets caught out and eats a stiff left jab.
>Berry drops a shoulder, trying to sucker Lawal in with a feint.
>Berry drops his shoulder as a feint, trying to draw a strike.
>Round two is brought to an end as time runs out.
>That was a quality round and the fans are really getting into this.
>I have to give that round to Berry, but only a 10-9.
>And here we go, round three!
>Lawal drops his shoulder and feints to step in, but Berry isn't buying it.
>Lawal goes to the body and then to the head with a tidy combination to get Berry to cover up, then shoots in.
>Berry counters with a left jab that catches Lawal hard.
>A feinted high kick gets a reaction, and Lawal is lucky to avoid the follow-up inside leg kick.
>There's a takedown attempt from Lawal.
>Berry tries to counter with a right hand, but is too slow.
>Lawal has the takedown! It's a single leg, and Berry has to pull guard.
>Lawal unloads with big right hands from the guard, and Berry is struggling to cope!
>Lawal pounds away from the guard, and Berry is in serious trouble!
>Lawal unloads with some big elbows, but Berry deals with them comfortably.
>Berry tries to ensnare Lawal in a triangle.
>Lawal blocks the triangle attempt.
>Breathing very hard, Keith Berry is looking ragged.
>We are now at the halfway point of the round.
>Lawal clings very tight to Berry while using short strikes, clearly trying to minimise the threat of a submission attempt.
>Grabbing an arm, Berry attempts to lock on a triangle choke.
>Lawal blocks the attempt.
>Lawal looks to pass guard and get side control.
>Lawal is too much for Berry, passing guard and gaining side control.
>The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left.
>Lawal throws a few right hands to the body.
>Berry tries to transition to a guard, but can't manage it.
>Lawal throws a few right hands, but is mainly trying to catch his breath.
>The fight comes to an end as the time limit expires.
>I have to give that round to Lawal, but only a 10-9.
>Here come the official scores.
>The judges score the contest as 29-27, 29-28 and 29-28.
>The winner, by unanimous decision, is Keith Berry!
>Official Result: Keith 'KO Kid' Berry defeats 'King Mo' Muhammed Lawal (Unanimous Decision in 5:00 of round 3). The match was rated as being Fantastic.


-VERY impressed by Berry here! This was in the quarterfinal of the Ultimate Fighter, King Mo was the heavy favorite, but Berry showed he wasnt jsut some journeyman. Hell, if he performs that well again i see him wining the belt, because Mo was nearly the top guy-

[petecrimson00]

- B.J. 'The Prodigy' Penn vs. Paul 'Semtex' Daley
- From player-controlled event 'UFC 160: LW Title World GP' (from the save game '!')
- Created 28 February 2012

>Moving on to the next match, in which B.J. 'The Prodigy' Penn squares off with Paul 'Semtex' Daley in the UFC Welterweight division.
>If this match lives up to the pre-fight expectations then we're about to be in for a treat.
>And here we go!
>Penn slips past a left jab and fires back with a clean jab.
>A wayward right kick to the body allows Daley to hit a scorchingly fast combination.
>Penn uses a smart combination to get Daley to cover up, then shoots in looking for a takedown.
>Penn gets caught with a right cross though, and he is momentarily wobbly!
>Daley comes in closer, looking to attack from the pocket.
>Daley is in the pocket, ready to attack Penn.
>Slipping past a left jab, Daley hits a solid left jab.
>Penn covers up to absorb a tight combination of punches.
>A left jab misses, giving Daley the chance to hit back with a counter right that knocks Penn out cold!
>By Knock Out, the winner is Paul Daley!
>Official Result: Paul 'Semtex' Daley defeats B.J. 'The Prodigy' Penn (Knock Out (Punch) in 2:24 of round 1). The match was rated as being Great.

[Lucien Sanchez]

Wade LeCavalier just KO'd Jonathan Huang.

[Aldenvdk]

http://i1112.photobucket.com/albums/k496/Dutchprodigy/Telia.jpg

Very sad day for me.

[Be26]

Nicolai Mickiewicz outlasted Zvonimir Asanovic. I was very sad.

[#HEEL]

- Jon 'Bones' Jones vs. 'Sugar' Rashad Evans
- From player-controlled event 'UFC 154: Jones vs. Evans' (from the save game 'ufc')
- Created 01 March 2012

>It's time for the main event of the evening! Jon 'Bones' Jones goes head to head with 'Sugar' Rashad Evans in the UFC Light Heavyweight division.
>The UFC Light Heavyweight title is on the line.
>We are underway!
>Evans catches an attempted body kick and goes for the takedown, but it is blocked.
>Evans slips out of the way of a leg kick.
>There's a takedown attempt from Jones.
>He has the takedown! Evans pulls guard.
>In guard, Jones catches his breath, content just to throw a couple of punches to the body.
>Evans tries to pull Jones in close and pepper him with short strikes, but can't.
>Jones attempts to pass guard and gain a better position.
>He can't get free of the guard.
>Evans attempts to lock on a triangle choke.
>The triangle is locked in deep, Jones is in a world of trouble!
>Jones lifts Evans up while in the triangle...and uses a brutal powerbomb-type move!
>Jones put everything into that move, but it hasn't broken the hold...and he is forced to tap out!
>The winner, by submission, is 'Sugar' Rashad Evans!
>Official Result: 'Sugar' Rashad Evans defeats Jon 'Bones' Jones (Submission (Triangle) in 2:58 of round 1). The match was rated as being Great.

Faber also beat Cruz for the Bantamweight title which was a surprise to me, it was by triangle like the Jones v Evans match.

[Criminal Appeal]

I don't know that I'm that surprised by it, but in game terms, Chuck Dooley finally ending Ivanov's 24-0 unbeaten start to his career and 5 defense run with the GAMMA heavyweight belt was as big a main event upset as I've seen.

[Lucien Sanchez]

Damn, Wade LeCavalier keeps going. I run season-based one night tournaments and everytime he advances with a stunning KO only to fall short. Still, he's approaching 40 and is very competitive amongst the likes of Isiah Monroe, Hunter Scribbins, Dwayne Alleyne, Esteban Vega and Alex Cole.

[petecrimson00]

Wes Sims controls Jeff Monson for 15 straight minutes for a U Dec. what the hell is that? lol

[damonster]

- David Levicki 2-1 vs. 'The Russian Bear' Oleg Taktarov 4-0
- From player-controlled event 'UFC 5: The Revenge of the Warriors' (from the save game 'UFC')
- Created 04 March 2012

>The co-main event is up next. David Levicki goes up against 'The Russian Bear' Oleg Taktarov in the UFC Openweight division.
>The winner will book a place in the finals of tonight's tournament.
>We are underway!
>There's a stalemate as both fighters throw strikes but neither hits.
>Levicki slips past a left jab and fires back with a jab.
>Levicki avoids two wild swings and hits several big right hands, putting Taktarov down, dazed!
>Levicki moves in quickly, kneeling beside Taktarov and starting to hammer down with punches!
>Levicki unloads with big punches, landing several that clearly hurt Taktarov.
>The referee jumps in and stops the match!
>Most of the fans are booing loudly now, that really was a very premature stoppage and Taktarov is quite rightly furious!
>The winner, by TKO; David Levicki!
>Official Result: David Levicki defeats 'The Russian Bear' Oleg Taktarov (TKO (Strikes) in 1:24 of round 1). The match was rated as being Good.

[Ippon]

I had a period in one of my Dawn of MMA games was the dominant heavyweight in my game, knocking out then champion Ken Shamrock, Royce Gracie, Telia Tuli, Marcos Ruas. Wish I still had the database, I think he ended up losing the title to Harold Howard though...

[Renegade MMA 037]

Ive had two huge upsets as of late, currently im in 2008 in the dawn of mma mod (yes 13 years in) and the two latest upsets i got are insane.

Upset #1
It was Takanori Gomi vs Joe Lauzon, Lauzon is a + 400 underdog and Lauzon won every round and eventually submitted the fireball kid in the 4th round.

Upset #2
Renzo Gracie(20-3) vs Micheal Bisping(13-3)

Bisping took it too Renzo Gracie and won every round , the first time Renzo Gracie has ever lost a 30-27 division, and it wasnt done with striking, Bisping won with great wrestling and decent Jiu-Jitsu. That is perhaps the biggest part of this epic upset :D

[jamie1989]

Been playing with the default universe. James Foster just lost the belt to Raul Hughes so I decided to give him Rick Stanley who is coming to the end of his career and off of 2 losses. Easy win for Foster to get him back into contention but no!

Stanley knocks the daylights out of him in round 2.

[damonster]

- 'El Guapo' Bas Rutten vs. 'The Grasshopper' Marcus Bossett
- From player-controlled event 'UFC 18: New Year, New Beatings' (from the save game 'UFC')
- Created 21 March 2012

>Moving on, 'El Guapo' Bas Rutten goes up against 'The Grasshopper' Marcus Bossett in the UFC Openweight division.
>The winner moves on to the next round in tonight's tournament.
>The fight begins!
>Both fighters go to exchange blows, but neither hits a telling strike.
>Bossett avoids a jab.
>Both fighters come in and throw strikes, there is no real damage done by either.
>Rutten feints stepping in.
>There is an exchange of strikes, but neither fighter does any damage.
>From the missed strikes they clinch.
>The grapple breaks up after a short struggle, and the two fighters step apart.
>Backing out of range, Bossett circles tentatively.
>Not letting Bossett settle at all, Rutten comes in closer.
>There's a stalemate as both fighters throw strikes, but neither scores.
>From the missed strikes they clinch.
>Bossett and Rutten break the grapple and are apart again, circling.
>Rutten slips past a left jab and fires back with a picture-perfect right roundhouse kick to the side of the ribs.
>Bossett avoids a jab.
>Bossett slips out of the way of a jab.
>A showdown where they both exchange strikes only results in a stalemate.
>Bossett uses a right hook to the body, but misses.
>Rutten seems to be waiting for Bossett to make a move.
>Backing out of range, Bossett circles tentatively.
>Rutten quickly gets in closer, looking to attack.
>Bossett avoids a low kick.
>A flicked jab from Bossett only finds gloves.
>Rutten presses in closer to attack.
>A feinted high kick gets a reaction, and Bossett is lucky to avoid the follow-up inside leg kick.
>Bossett steps back to avoid a kick to the body, having been suckered in with a feint.
>Bossett avoids a nice combination.
>Bossett slips out of the way of a body kick.
>Bossett gets Rutten with a punch to the ribs, but it lacked power.
>Rutten quickly gets in closer, looking to attack.
>Rutten throws a barrage of big right hands after using a feint to trick Bossett into committing to a strike, but he moves out of range just in time.
>A straight left from Bossett fails to land.
>Rutten quickly gets in closer, looking to attack.
>Bossett avoids a tight combination.
>A flicked jab from Rutten only finds gloves.
>The fight slows as Bossett sits back and allows Rutten to circle.
>Rutten steps in but an exchange of strikes goes nowhere.
>Bossett seems to be waiting for Rutten to make a move.
>Bossett avoids a flurry of punches.
>Bossett tries for a left jab but Rutten moves out of range.
>A left jab misses and Rutten strikes back with a flurry of jabs and straight punches.
>Bossett circles as he plans his next move.
>Not letting up, Rutten steps in closer to pressure Bossett into action.
>Rutten takes a jab to the cheek.
>There's a stalemate as both fighters throw strikes but neither hits.
>Rutten tries for a leg kick but Bossett moves out of range.
>Advancing, Rutten counters a left jab by using a clean left.
>Bossett gets Rutten with a punch to the ribs, but it lacked power.
>Rutten comes in closer to press the issue.
>Bas Rutten doesn't look like he has much left in the tank.
>Bossett avoids a jab.
>Bossett throws out a quick left jab.
>Rutten steps in to put some pressure on.
>Rutten tries for a left jab but Bossett moves out of range.
>Bossett gets Rutten with a punch to the ribs, but it lacked power.
>Not letting up, Rutten steps in closer to pressure Bossett into action.
>Both fighters come in and throw strikes, there is no real damage done by either.
>Having stepped in close to throw their strikes, they end up grappling.
>The grapple breaks up after a short struggle, and the two fighters step apart.
>Bossett circles, looking for an opening.
>Rutten steps in closer to force the issue.
>Bas Rutten seems to be fighting against exhaustion.
>Rutten counters an errant left jab with a solid left.
>Bossett avoids a flurry of punches and hits a crisp jab.
>Bossett waits for a flurry of punches to stop, then hits a stinging left jab.
>Rutten tries for a leg kick but Bossett moves out of range.
>Bossett gets Rutten with a punch to the ribs, but it lacked power.
>Not letting Bossett settle at all, Rutten comes in closer.
>A showdown where they both exchange strikes only results in a stalemate.
>Bossett avoids a quick jab and hits a crisp left hand punch.
>Bossett fakes a lunge.
>Not letting Bossett settle at all, Rutten comes in closer.
>Bossett avoids a leg kick and scores with a left jab to the cheek.
>Bossett throws a looping punch, but Rutten avoids it.
>Rutten presses in closer to attack.
>Bas Rutten looks like he is completely out of gas.
>Bossett counters a right kick to the legs with a nice left hand.
>Bossett steps back to avoid a flurry of punches.
>Bossett narrowly misses Rutten with a right uppercut.
>Rutten doesn't let Bossett settle, stepping in closer to impose himself.
>Rutten tries for a left jab but Bossett moves out of range.
>A left jab misses and Rutten strikes back with a crisp left hand punch.
>Bossett circles as he plans his next move.
>Rutten doesn't let Bossett settle, stepping in closer to impose himself.
>Bossett hits a left jab.
>Rutten tries for a left jab but Bossett moves out of range.
>Rutten throws out a quick left jab.
>It seems that Bossett is happy to let Rutten circle for the moment.
>Marcus Bossett doesn't look like he has much left in the tank.
>Bossett throws a looping punch, but Rutten avoids it.
>Not letting up, Rutten steps in closer to pressure Bossett into action.
>Both fighters throw strikes at the same time, both miss.
>From the missed strikes they clinch.
>The grappling doesn't go anywhere, and they break apart.
>Bossett waits for a flurry of punches to stop, then hits a left jab to the cheek.
>Bossett gets Rutten with a punch to the ribs, but it lacked power.
>Rutten quickly gets in closer, looking to attack.
>Bossett avoids a jab.
>Bossett hops around from foot to foot, looking for an opening.
>Not letting up, Rutten quickly steps in closer to attack Bossett.
>A jab misses and Bossett counters with a clean jab.
>We go past the halfway point of this round.
>Bossett fakes a lunge.
>Not letting Bossett settle at all, Rutten comes in closer.
>A flurry of rights and lefts miss, allowing Bossett to hit back with a left jab to the cheek.
>A flurry of punches fail to land, giving Bossett the opportunity to counter with a nice jab.
>Rutten counters a wayward left jab with a right kick to the thigh.
>Bossett snaps off a crisp jab.
>Rutten, looking very tired, has let his hands drop dangerously low, that's why he got caught.
>Bossett waits for a flurry of punches to stop, then hits a straight left.
>Both fighters come toe-to-toe and strike, but none of the strikes result in significant damage being done.
>Bossett checks a leg kick and comes right back with a stinging jab.
>A flurry of rights and lefts all miss, allowing Bossett to hit a straight left.
>From the pocket, Bossett connects on Rutten with a stiff jab.
>A flurry of rights and lefts all miss, allowing Bossett to hit a left jab to the cheek.
>Both fighters come in and exchange strikes, but neither does any damage.
>Bossett lets a jab sail wide and counter-strikes with a jab.
>A flurry of rights and lefts all miss, allowing Bossett to hit a crisp left.
>From the pocket, Bossett catches Rutten with a crisp jab.
>Rutten catches Bossett with a solid jab.
>Bossett catches Rutten with a crisp jab from the pocket.
>Slipping past a left jab, Rutten hits a solid left jab.
>Bossett, standing in the pocket, has to check a leg kick.
>A left jab misses the mark and allows Bossett to counter with a great hook, knocking Rutten out instantly!
>Marcus Bossett takes the victory by way of Knock Out!
>Official Result: 'The Grasshopper' Marcus Bossett defeats 'El Guapo' Bas Rutten (Knock Out (Punch) in 36:41 of round 1). The match was rated as being Awful.

[Asaemon]

I'm in 1989 and "The Bandit" Marko Yakovlev, upset world class wrestler and former ISL heavyweight champion "Unstoppable K" Kunimichi Kikuchi. Kikuchi has been one of the dominating fighter during the 80's with only two defeats against Jeff "The Rock" Carlton and the current ISL heavyweight champion Hassan Fezzik. "The Bandit" is a Taekwondo based fighter and a regen of Manol Sirakov. He has probably the weakest chin in the game world, but still manages to rack up wins against fighters i'm certain he was going to lose against. Despite being one of the greatest takedown machines in the world, Kikuchi couldn't catch Yakovlev in the ring and finally lost after the judge's decision.

[Rebby]

What mod is that? The earlier mod I've seen is like 1992 or something like that. Care to share the love?

[Asaemon]

What mod is that? The earlier mod I've seen is like 1992 or something like that. Care to share the love?

The Beginning of Mixed Martial Arts Database

It begins in 1985 with submission based International Shoot League and Ironman Arena Heroes. All other promotions are set to debut in the future like ALPHA-1 in 1990 and GAMMA in 1992. The world are set to change big time with ALHPA-1 that allows ground strikes, kicks...

The database consists of 2700+ fighters all with renders. C-Verse Default (with added fighters from GDS FS, Eyeball, Reboot, Reborn, Redone, FSC converted to WMMA3. All fighters that are set to debut before 1998 have lowered skills. All fighters from Weidtverse that has renders made by London and Scottie has been added. Most fighters from various fighters share threads in WMMA2/WMMA3 forums has been added. Almost all renders with actual names in various WMMA, WMMA2 and WMMA3 forums has been added to the game. Birth years and debut years has been adjusted so that the fighters has the lowest available from WMMA, WMMA2 or WMMA3. The fighters has been re-given their best striking skills from the WMMA, WMMA2 or WMMA3 (for example has a fighter set to be a wrestler in WMMA3, been re-given his striking skills and background he might have had in WMMA or WMMA2, so that the fighter are a hybrid wrestler/kickboxer). Most added fighters are set to debut after 1998.

Sorry, but i can't release this work publically since i don't have permission from the creators of the fighters and renders. It would also take a lot of time to go through everything to find and contact all those who needs to be contacted to get their approval to release it publically.

[thefireballkid93]

I have a ton of games but my most recent one, the default game, Ikku Funaki one punch KOed Carlos da Guia.

In my Shooto dynasty, probably the biggest upset EVER, Kurt Pellegrino getting a standing guillotine on Shinya freakin Aoki.

[Asaemon]

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The beast if finally beaten. Mantas Andreyev has developed into a pure beast and had held the ISL Light Heavyweight title since 1985, with a 10-0 record and several defences against all top contenders like Robun Yamazaki, Roberto Aldez, Edilberto and Elgar.

In 1989 he's beaten by underdog George Laurent. The only top fighter that Laurent had beaten earlier was Robun Yamazaki and Laurent didn't seem like a elite fighter after a couple of losses against mid- and low-level guys like Ebizo Fujishima and Bill Cumming.

Besides being a living fighting legend Mantas Andreyev is also coaching undefeated ISL Heavyweight champion Hassan Fezzik, former ISL Middleweight champion Yegor Semyonov and elite Welterweight contender Yevgeni Sipatov.

[grits207]

I've had a lot of surprising upsets in all my time playing WMMA but this one I had tonight is the first time that I was ever legitimately shocked by the result of a fight...

Patrick Thomas has been an absolute beast for me in my MW division, easily KOing the likes of Fjodor Kanchelskis and Heiji Endo to the point where I was having a tough time finding anybody to challenge him. Instead of making Thomas sit on the sidelines and wait for somebody to earn a title shot I decided to keep him active by feeding him a can in the form of washed up 38 year old Rob Baines.

Baines was never anything special as a fighter to begin with. For the first couple years in my game he managed to win the BCF middleweight title and defend it a few times but it was mostly against sub-par competition. After I signed him he lost pretty much all of his fights over the course of 4 years including an 0-5 stretch where I kept forgetting to cut him (I usually cut anybody who loses 3 in a row). He was probably the worst fighter on my roster yet he was somewhat popular so I figured he would make a perfect punching bag for Thomas.

I was wrong. Baines ended up submitting Thomas in the 3rd round and now the #1 promotion in the world is stuck with an unranked champion and one of my biggest stars is coming off a loss.

Whoops :o

[NWO4until01]

I thought my SIGMA card had a decent upset first up when Todd D'Abruzzo beat Tora Mizwar...
but 3 fights later Oleksandro Hlushko defeated Will Kane! To make matters worse Kane was hyped. I have a sneaking suspicion that hyping tends to be slightly more prone to backfiring upsets.

[NWO4until01]

another update...
thought I'd boost Lars Bohlin into Main Event territory with a not-too-difficult defence against Graeme Spark. Needless to say Lars lost, KO'd in the 5th despite having the better of the fight. It was enough to win Upset of the Year.

[grits207]

I've had a lot of surprising upsets in all my time playing WMMA but this one I had tonight is the first time that I was ever legitimately shocked by the result of a fight...

Patrick Thomas has been an absolute beast for me in my MW division, easily KOing the likes of Fjodor Kanchelskis and Heiji Endo to the point where I was having a tough time finding anybody to challenge him. Instead of making Thomas sit on the sidelines and wait for somebody to earn a title shot I decided to keep him active by feeding him a can in the form of washed up 38 year old Rob Baines.

Baines was never anything special as a fighter to begin with. For the first couple years in my game he managed to win the BCF middleweight title and defend it a few times but it was mostly against sub-par competition. After I signed him he lost pretty much all of his fights over the course of 4 years including an 0-5 stretch where I kept forgetting to cut him (I usually cut anybody who loses 3 in a row). He was probably the worst fighter on my roster yet he was somewhat popular so I figured he would make a perfect punching bag for Thomas.

I was wrong. Baines ended up submitting Thomas in the 3rd round and now the #1 promotion in the world is stuck with an unranked champion and one of my biggest stars is coming off a loss.

Whoops :o


Baines just followed up this upset with an even bigger upset by submitting Fjodor Kanchelskis in the 1st round. He will now go for his third huge upset in a row against Isaiah Monroe.

[Rebby]

There's no way he beats Monroe.

[Superkevd]

I have not even completed 1st year of the game yet and have 3 repeat offenders.

Firstly The Latino Wild Cat Agustin Gonzalez who in my last WMMA 2 game was undefeated at 4-0 of upsets with his last one with the heavily outranked Simon Vine. In WMMA 3 he lost his GAMMA debut to Heichi Shimizu before bouncing back to defeat once again completely outmatching him Tyler Lass who was fresh off 2 first round rear naked chokes it was the highest betting odds I'd ever seen Lass was in the region of -700 Gonzalez +800. Every fight win or lose the Cats matches always rate poor.

Another unlikely star is The Solider of Fortune Thomas Smith who despite having a submission attack rating of 65-70% has managed to submit firstly Adam White then Osmosis Benn whose +70 defenses you woulda figured would have them safe.

Finally my most overperforming star i believe is Ricky Heath with takedown defense and submission defense of 45-50% hes practically fodder to any potential grapplers unfortunately he doesn't seem aware of this and bounced back from being KOd by Marcos Maciel firstly UD'd Terry Catt which ok is unlikely but not impossible especially as he was a little green still. For his next match he was in against Nilton Fantoni whos wrestling and takedowns of 80-90% and submissions of 70-80% and pretty much even striking stats woulda secured the win not to mention Fantonis momentum of being 7-0 at the time but alas he also fell to Unanimous decision.

[Trev3454]

Just finished up a ppv that had two huge upsets. In my second year with the UFC (Modern Warriors Mod). In the co-main, Quinton Jackson was supposed to have a tune-up fight against Ryan Jimmo (who had beaten Matyushenko and Forrest Griffin thus far) but ended up getting dominated for 15 minutes. Now Jackson is 1-3 in his last 4 and I'm one match away from a Jimmo title shot.

In the main event, Anderson Silva crushed Mark Munoz for the better part of three and a half rounds before Mark hit a left counter and knocked silva down. Then in the fifth he just came out with a barrage of punches at the opening bell and ended the legendary reign of the spider. Munoz, the new champ, (which is weird to see even in the game) has now won 9 straight and almost has as dominating a ufc record as silva does. Weird event.

[petecrimson00]

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[XxFutureLegend112xX]

Not really sure it counts as an upset but...

- Anderson 'The Spider' Silva vs. Jon 'Bones' Jones
- From player-controlled event 'UFC 200: The Ultimate 2015' (from the save game 'UFC')
- Created 17 July 2012

>Moving on to the next match, in which Anderson 'The Spider' Silva competes against Jon 'Bones' Jones in the UFC Light Heavyweight division.
>And here we go!
>Jones counters a right jab by hitting a right hook, knocking Silva out!
>Jon 'Bones' Jones takes the win by Knock Out!
>Official Result: Jon 'Bones' Jones defeats Anderson 'The Spider' Silva (Knock Out (Punch) in 0:34 of round 1). The match was rated as being Good.

[thefireballkid93]

- 'The Big Bad' Hassan Fezzik vs. Palmer 'Daddy Bear' Lette
- From AI event 'ALPHA-1: Fezzik vs. Lette II' (from the save game 'Second Save')
- Created 20 July 2012

>It's time for the main event of the evening! 'The Big Bad' Hassan Fezzik takes on Palmer 'Daddy Bear' Lette in the ALPHA-1 Heavyweight division.
>There's the opening bell!
>Fezzik avoids a quick jab and hits a sharp kick to the shin.
>Fezzik counters a left jab by using a quick combination that ends with a scorching right cross. Lette barely had time to cover up.
>Fezzik avoids a series of wayward big punches and counters with a leg kick.
>Palmer Lette won't want to take too many unchecked strikes to the legs like that.
>Fezzik uses a smart combination to get Lette to cover up, then shoots in looking for a takedown.
>Fezzik is stopped by a good sprawl, and is pulled down to the ground in a loose front facelock until he is on his knees.
>Lette pounds away with rights, hitting several big shots to the body and side of the head.
>Lette unloads with big right hands to the side of the head, landing several that clearly hurt Fezzik.
>Lette pounds away on the body and side of the head, Fezzik struggles to deal with them.
>Fezzik cannot stop himself being rolled and secured in side control.
>Lette stands up and backs off, letting Fezzik stand up as well.
>Stepping in, Fezzik is able to nail a tasty jab - right cross combination.
>Fezzik shoots in, looking for a takedown.
>A good sprawl stops the takedown, and Fezzik is brought down to the mat in a loose front facelock.
>Lette looks to unload with some big right hands, but Fezzik gets back to his feet before too many land.
>Lette looks to be trying to close the distance between them.
>Lette gets caught out and eats a stiff left jab.
>We are now at the halfway point of the round.
>Fezzik is looking to turn this into a wrestling match, and is getting in closer to Lette.
>Lette ends up grappling for supremacy with Fezzik.
>Fezzik is trying to push Lette so that his back is up against the ropes.
>Lette doesn't let himself be driven back though, and gains a dominant position in the grapple instead.
>Palmer Lette doesn't look like he has much left in the tank.
>Lette and Fezzik break the grapple and are apart again, circling.
>Fezzik throws a combination of rights and lefts, using them as cover so that he can shoot in.
>Lette sprawls, stopping the takedown and forcing Fezzik down to the ground into a type of turtle position.
>Lette looks to unload with some big right hands, but Fezzik gets back to his feet before too many land.
>A visibly tired Lette is looking to turn this into a wrestling match, and is getting in closer to Fezzik.
>Fezzik finds himself pulled into a grappling contest.
>The grapple breaks up after a short struggle, and the two fighters step apart.
>Fezzik looks like he wants to stand in the pocket and strike with Lette.
>Fezzik is now standing in the pocket.
>Fezzik looks to be trying to close the distance between them.
>Lette ends up grappling for supremacy with Fezzik.
>Fezzik is trying to push Lette so that his back is up against the ropes.
>Fezzik can't do it though, and Lette gets a more dominant position in the grapple instead.
>Palmer Lette looks like he doesn't have a lot left to give.
>Lette and Fezzik break the grapple and are apart again, circling.
>We have one minute of the round remaining.
>Fezzik throws a combination of rights and lefts, using them as cover so that he can shoot in.
>Fezzik is stopped by a good sprawl, and is pulled down to the ground in a loose front facelock until he is on his knees.
>In turtle position Fezzik does not allow Lette to roll him over.
>Lette is too slow to stop Fezzik getting back up.
>Time expires and we come to the end of round one.
>We are back underway!
>A left hand misses, allowing Fezzik to counter with a sharp kick just above the hip.
>Fezzik uncorks a brutal head kick, Lette crumples to the floor!
>Fezzik doesn't have time to capitalise though, as Lette recovers his wits quickly.
>Fezzik kicks Lette to the thigh.
>It's a clever strategy by Fezzik to work the legs.
>Lette will have less spring in his step and that will make him less of a threat standing.
>Fezzik looks to get on top of Lette.
>Fezzik attains side control.
>Fezzik attempts the mount.
>Lette can't stop it and gets mounted.
>Fezzik attempts to set up an armbar on Lette from the mount.
>Lette not only defends the armbar, but also stacks up Fezzik and hits several punches before gaining side control.
>Lette stands up and backs off, letting Fezzik stand up as well.
>We pass the halfway mark of this round.
>Fezzik comes in closer, looking to attack from the pocket.
>Fezzik is now standing in the pocket.
>An exchange of strikes doesn't really lead to anything.
>Hassan Fezzik doesn't look like he has much left in the tank.
>Both fighters go to exchange blows, but neither hits a telling strike.
>Lette ducks under a huge right hand and returns fire with a barrage of big rights, knocking Fezzik down!
>Fezzik shakes off the blow almost immediately though, and waits for Lette to make a move.
>Fezzik is allowed to stand back up, Lette simply stepped away.
>We have one minute of the round remaining.
>Backing out of range, Lette circles tentatively.
>Fezzik doesn't let Lette settle, stepping in closer to impose himself.
>Palmer Lette looks totally gassed.
>Fezzik steps in and unloads with a series of lefts.
>Round two is brought to an end as time runs out.
>There's the bell and round number three begins!
>A left jab misses and Fezzik counters with a right body kick.
>They come together and throw strikes, both miss.
>Fezzik slips out of the way of a jab.
>Moving in closer, a tired-looking Fezzik apparently wants to strike from the pocket.
>Keen to keep space between them, Lette backs away.
>Fezzik, who looks drained, comes forward looking for a takedown.
>A good sprawl stops the takedown, and Fezzik is brought down to the mat in a loose front facelock.
>Hassan Fezzik seems to be fighting against exhaustion.
>Lette pounds away on Fezzik, landing several good shots to the side of the head in the process.
>Lette tries to roll Fezzik and get a side mount, but can't do it.
>We go past the halfway point of this round.
>Lette pounds away with right hands, but Fezzik absorbs them and manages to stand back up.
>A drained-looking Lette tries to close the distance between them.
>Fezzik ends up grappling for supremacy with Lette.
>Lette is trying to push Fezzik so that his back is up against the ropes.
>Lette achieves it, pinning Fezzik to the ropes.
>Lette launches a knee strike but Fezzik is ready, catches the leg, and uses some wrestling to turn it around so that Lette is the one against the ropes.
>We're into the final minute of the round.
>With Lette stuck against the ropes, Fezzik gets the underhooks and looks for a takedown.
>Lette will not go down, he blocks the takedown despite the best efforts of Fezzik.
>The time expires on round three, and that is the end of the fight.
>The ring announcer is now giving the official decisions.
>All three judges have given Lette the win.
>Making Palmer 'Daddy Bear' Lette the winner by unanimous decision!
>Official Result: Palmer 'Daddy Bear' Lette defeats 'The Big Bad' Hassan Fezzik (Unanimous Decision in 5:00 of round 3). The match was rated as being Good.


Not only is Fezzik defeated by the relatively unheralded Lette, but he goes zero for eight in takedowns as Lette batters him in the stand up and on the ground with strikes.

[Paatero]

The knockdown and the success in stand-up is definitely surprising. In my current game Fezzik's first loss was also to Lette, by TKO when Lette countered a triangle choke by passing to side control and pounded him out.

Lette is historically VERY hard to take down, he's got solid wrestling and is huge, the weight is something that makes it significantly harder to take him down I've noticed. Even Fezzik can only do it when the big man is tired or in the clinch.

[thefireballkid93]

I had always pegged Lette as a simple brawler. They had fought before and Fezzik made short work of him. I'd love to see a rematch, that'd be a legendary trilogy.

[Magus978]

Major upset for me just now...

Rory MacDonald makes Georges St. Pierre submit in GSP's first match for USA Close Kombat. This throws my plans to have GSP challenge Paul Daley for the USACK Middleweight crown out the window, and instead hands MacDonald the keys to that bout.

Might work out for GSP and us after all. This slots him in nicely to fight Martin Kampmann in a Middleweight title eliminator on one of my ESPN cards.

[XxFutureLegend112xX]

- Jon 'Bones' Jones vs. 'The Armenian Assassin' Gegard Mousasi
- From player-controlled event 'Strikeforce: Jones vs. Mousasi' (from the save game 'Strikeforce')
- Created 26 July 2012

>It's time for the main event of the evening! Jon 'Bones' Jones takes on 'The Armenian Assassin' Gegard Mousasi in the Strikeforce Light Heavyweight division.
>This contest is for the Strikeforce Light Heavyweight title.
>There's the opening bell!
>Mousasi feints left and then throws a vicious right uppercut, narrowly missing Jones.
>An exchange of strikes doesn't lead to any real damage.
>From the missed strikes they clinch.
>Jones tries to pick Mousasi up for a slam.
>Jones gets it! Mousasi manages to pull guard upon impact.
>Looking to catch his breath, Jones is content to just throw a couple of punches to the body.
>Jones fires away with big punches, but Mousasi keeps the guard secure and doesn't take any undue damage.
>Mousasi tries to ensnare Jones in a triangle.
>Jones counters the triangle attempt superbly by twisting out of it and gaining side control.
>Jones is trying to move from side control to mount.
>He can't mount Mousasi.
>Mousasi tries a sweep from the bottom of side control, but doesn't budge Jones.
>We pass the halfway mark of this round.
>Jones tries to lock Mousasi in an americana.
>Mousasi fights off the americana attempt.
>Mousasi attempts to secure an arm.
>Jones doesn't let his arm get taken.
>We move into the final sixty seconds of this round.
>Jones looks to get a mount.
>Jones struggles but cannot mount Mousasi.
>Mousasi tries to ensnare an arm.
>Jones blocks it.
>The time is up, and that's the end of round one.
>Hopefully the next round will produce a little more in the way of action.
>I'd say that was definitely 10-9 in favour of Jones.
>There's the bell for the start of the round!
>Judging from what we heard from his corner, Jones is looking to avoid strikes and take it to the ground in this round.
>Jones steps back to avoid a head kick.
>A feint puts him off balance, and Jones only just avoids a huge right hook.
>Jones steps back to avoid a kick to the body.
>Mousasi comes in closer, looking to attack from the pocket.
>Jones lets Mousasi get closer.
>Stepping back, Mousasi creates a bit of distance.
>Mousasi fakes a lunge.
>Time slips away as Jones doesn't press Mousasi, allowing him to circle.
>Mousasi circles, looking for an opening.
>Not letting Mousasi settle, Jones moves in closer.
>We move into the second half of this round.
>A dangerous flying knee strike from Jones hits Mousasi, sending him crashing down to the ground!
>Almost immediately Mousasi has shaken it off and is ready for Jones.
>Jones hits a kick to the knee.
>Mousasi is hit with a sharp kick to the calf.
>On his back, Mousasi can't do much to stop a kick to the leg.
>Leaping high, Jones looks to drop a diving punch on Mousasi!
>Mousasi takes the punch, but it didn't connect very well and he is able to pull guard.
>There's under a minute left in this round.
>Jones begins trying to pass the guard.
>Mousasi keeps his guard secure.
>Mousasi tries to ensnare Jones in a triangle.
>Jones gets caught by the triangle, and it's deep!
>Jones picks Mousasi up...and slams him down with a powerbomb!
>Despite the impact, Mousasi doesn't let go...and Jones is only saved by the end of the round!
>Round two ends as time expires.
>I'd say that was definitely 10-9 in favour of Jones.
>There's the bell and round number three begins!
>Mousasi throws a left jab but Jones avoids it.
>Jones avoids a low kick.
>Both fighters go to exchange blows, but neither hits a telling strike.
>Backing out of range, Mousasi circles tentatively.
>The fight slows as Jones sits back and allows Mousasi to circle.
>An exchange of strikes doesn't really lead to anything.
>Having stepped in close to throw their strikes, they end up clinched.
>Jones, controlling the grapple with Mousasi, tries to scoop him up for a slam.
>There's the slam! Mousasi is planted onto his back, and pulls guard.
>We pass the halfway mark of this round.
>Jones begins trying to pass the guard.
>Jones gets past, but Mousasi stops him at half guard.
>Jones attempts to pass half guard and gain a better position.
>Jones struggles but cannot find a way past and remains stuck in half guard.
>Mousasi reaches over and tries to lock Jones in a guillotine.
>Jones pulls his head free before the hold can be applied properly.
>Round three ends as time expires.
>That has to go down as a 10-9 round to Jones.
>And here we go, round four!
>Jones just avoids a combination of short sharp punches and hits a left.
>Jones throws a combination of rights and lefts, using them as cover so that he can shoot in.
>Mousasi gets taken down by a single leg, and has to pull guard.
>Jones looks to pass guard and get side control.
>Mousasi is ready for the attempt though, and keeps Jones firmly in guard.
>Mousasi attempts to lock on a triangle choke.
>Jones counters the triangle attempt superbly by twisting out of it and gaining side control.
>Jones attempts an armbar.
>Jones gets an armbar and applies pressure to the arm, Mousasi is in huge trouble!
>Out of the blue, Mousasi pops his arm free! Jones must not have had it locked in as tight as it looked.
>Mousasi tries a sweep from the bottom of side control, but doesn't budge Jones.
>We've now passed the halfway mark in this round.
>Jones starts trying to work to go from side control to mount.
>Jones struggles but cannot mount Mousasi.
>Jon Jones is breathing very hard.
>Mousasi tries to move to guard, but Jones doesn't allow it.
>We're into the final minute of the round.
>Jones begins trying to get himself behind Mousasi.
>Mousasi can't stop it and gives up his back!
>Mousasi is in huge trouble now, as Jones successfully gets both hooks in.
>Jones, with both hooks fully in, tries to get the rear naked choke applied.
>The rear naked choke is in deep, but Mousasi only has to survive a few seconds before the round ends!
>Round four is brought to an end as time runs out.
>I think Jones took that round, 10-9 on my score card.
>There's the bell and round number five begins!
>Judging from what we heard from his corner, Jones is looking to let his hands go in this round.
>A tidy combination doesn't find a home, giving Jones the opportunity to counter with a huge right cross that sends Mousasi to the floor!
>Mousasi shakes off the blow almost immediately though, and waits for Jones to make a move.
>Jones snaps off a kick, but it is caught and Mousasi uses it to pull him into guard.
>Jones begins trying to pass the guard.
>Jones isn't able to pass guard on this attempt.
>Grabbing an arm, Mousasi attempts to lock on a triangle choke.
>Jones blocks the triangle attempt.
>Jones unloads with some big elbows, but Mousasi deals with them comfortably.
>Jon Jones looks like he is on the verge of exhaustion.
>Mousasi raises his legs and tries to get Jones into a triangle choke.
>The triangle is deeply applied, Jones has to tap before he is put to sleep!
>'The Armenian Assassin' Gegard Mousasi takes the win by submission!
>Official Result: 'The Armenian Assassin' Gegard Mousasi defeats Jon 'Bones' Jones (Submission (Triangle) in 2:20 of round 5). The match was rated as being Good.

[Chris2K]

Probably the biggest upset I can remember having:

Date: July 1998 game time

>It's time for the main event of the evening! Seth 'Submission King' O'Breen squares off with 'Fury Awoken' Sukarno in the LMMA Lightweight division.
>This is a LMMA Lightweight title fight.
>Round one begins!
>Sukarno avoids a quick jab and hits a left.
>O'Breen shoots in for a takedown.
>Sukarno attempts to avoid O'Breen as he shoots in.
>Sukarno avoids the takedown attempt.
>Sukarno feints going high and then throws a barrage of big rights, with O'Breen only just able to evade them.
>O'Breen looks to be trying to close the distance between them.
>Not wanting to grapple, Sukarno uses strikes to keep O'Breen at a distance.
>O'Breen slips out of the way of a combination of short sharp punches.
>O'Breen just avoids a combination of short sharp punches and hits a jab.
>We go past the halfway point of this round.
>O'Breen drops a shoulder, trying to sucker Sukarno in with a feint.
>Sukarno comes in closer, looking to attack from the pocket.
>Sukarno and O'Breen get closer, both looking eager to engage at close range.
>Standing in the pocket, Sukarno tries a spinning back fist but O'Breen avoids it.
>O'Breen covers up to absorb a tight combination of punches.
>O'Breen covers up to absorb a tight combination of punches.
>The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left.
>Sukarno slips past a jab and scores with a sequence of quick punches.
>O'Breen lets a jab sail wide and counter-strikes with a solid punch.
>A left jab misses the mark and allows Sukarno to counter with a series of big right hands, putting O'Breen down on the ground!
>Round one is brought to an end as time runs out.
>I think Sukarno took that round, 10-9 on my score card.

>Round two begins!
>O'Breen swiftly avoids a barrage of big punches.
>Sukarno slips past a left jab and fires back with a scorchingly fast combination.
>A feint allows Sukarno to set up a spinning back fist, but O'Breen manages to duck under it at the last possible moment.
>Both fighters exchange strikes, but neither hits anything significant.
>O'Breen shoots in for a takedown.
>A good sprawl stops the takedown, and O'Breen is brought down to the mat in a loose front facelock.
>Sukarno pounds away on the body and side of the head, O'Breen struggles to deal with them.
>We move into the second half of this round.
>Sukarno pounds away on O'Breen, landing several good shots to the side of the head in the process.
>Sukarno pounds away with rights, hitting several big shots to the body and side of the head.
>Sukarno fires away with big right hands, but can't stop O'Breen getting to his feet.
>O'Breen steps back to avoid a one-two combination.
>Sukarno is looking to get in close and strike from the pocket.
>Sukarno and O'Breen get closer, both looking eager to engage at close range.
>The end of the round is coming quick, there's under a minute left.
>O'Breen looks like he might be trying to get in close and wrestle with Sukarno.
>To counter, Sukarno throws a huge right hand which doesn't miss by much.
>Sukarno looks to move in and stand in the pocket.
>O'Breen tries to catch him by surprise with a takedown attempt, but it is blocked.
>The time runs out on round two.
>I have to give that round to Sukarno, but only a 10-9.

>And here we go, round three!
>Moving forward, Sukarno counters a left jab with a left.
>O'Breen slips past an attempted big right hand and counters with a nice jab.
>O'Breen avoids a series of wayward big punches and counters with a straight left.
>O'Breen avoids a tight combination.
>O'Breen uses a smart combination to get Sukarno to cover up, then shoots in looking for a takedown.
>Sukarno tries to strike first with a solid right hook, but isn't quick enough.
>O'Breen has the takedown! It's a single leg, and Sukarno has to pull guard.
>Sukarno looks very tired out there.
>O'Breen tries to push apart the guard, maybe thinking of trying to isolate a leg.
>Sukarno can't maintain his guard and that allows O'Breen to grab an ankle lock, forcing the submission!
>The winner, by submission; Seth O'Breen!
>Official Result: Seth 'Submission King' O'Breen defeats 'Fury Awoken' Sukarno (Submission (Ankle Lock) in 2:12 of round 3). The match was rated as being Fantastic.

[#HEEL]

I've had a few upsets in my ufc game using the latest modern warriors mod.
Dominick Cruz lost to Michael McDonald via TKO, Shogun lost to Vera and Ben Rothwell ko'ed Frank Mir 23 seconds into the second round.

[Afroduck]

OMG just started a new UFC game and I got to the Silva Vs Bonnar card.Silva just played with Bonnar for majority of the fight not really engaging then with 3 SECONDS left in the fight Bonnar landed a huge right hand and knocked Anderson Silva out cold.The fight was rated Awful.Also on the card Dave Herman knocked Big Nog out with a head kick with 2 seconds left in the first.

[Renegade MMA 037]

OMG just started a new UFC game and I got to the Silva Vs Bonnar card.Silva just played with Bonnar for majority of the fight not really engaging then with 3 SECONDS left in the fight Bonnar landed a huge right hand and knocked Anderson Silva out cold.The fight was rated Awful.Also on the card Dave Herman knocked Big Nog out with a head kick with 2 seconds left in the first.

Dude I could see both of those happening, if Anderson gets cocky he could get caught, Bonnar is gonna be super ready and into this fight since its his last big chance. Dave Herman could also out Nog who's chin seems sketchy, both are still shocking though.

[sklart]

Well I put on Vitor vs. JBJ just to see what would happen (I'm in 2014, Vitor is 1-5 in his last 6) and obviously Vitor KO's him, becoming my new LHW champ.

[thefireballkid93]

Dude I could see both of those happening, if Anderson gets cocky he could get caught, Bonnar is gonna be super ready and into this fight since its his last big chance. Dave Herman could also out Nog who's chin seems sketchy, both are still shocking though.

Bonnar isn't really a powerful puncher, though. Not to mention Silva has taken shots flush to the chin from Henderson, so it's hard to imagine him getting KO'd by a guy like Bonnar.

[|Anderz|]

Rashad Evans makes his Middleweight debut against Brian Stann.. misses weight so its fought at 193lbs; and dominates for two rounds before getting pounched on in the 3rd and TKO'd within a minute..

[Lono]

Nick Ring (11-2) triangles Anderson Silva (17-2) at 4:13 of round 2 to win the UFC Middleweight title. Ring actually won round 1 as well.

Thus ends Silva's near 4-year reign in which time he made 7 succesful title defenses.

[The-619]

Snuffy Fontana beat Joey Valdez. On paper it looked like it would be a reasonably close fight but I thought it was funny, Fontana beat Valdez in Round 2 with a Guillotine after being knocked down 4 times in the fight!!

[thefireballkid93]

Signed 16-1 Yagi Jokichi after dominating in my feeder division. Put on the main card of an event against Alejandro Laguera, expecting a win for Jokichi. Wrong. Laguera drops Jokichi and finishes him off with a RNC. D'oh.

[popyura]

I wanted to pad GSP's number of defenses so I put him in with Rick Story . . . then this happened:

Rick Story Defeats Georges St-Pierre by KO (Punch) @ 1:37-4, Decent

So much for my Superfight!

[popyura]

I wanted to pad GSP's number of defenses so I put him in with Rick Story . . . then this happened:

Rick Story Defeats Georges St-Pierre by KO (Punch) @ 1:37-4, Decent

So much for my Superfight!

Wow . . . So then I book GSP a comeback fight, trying to ease him back into contention, against Joe Ray and THIS happens . . .

Joe Ray Defeats GSP by KO (Punch) @ 0:50-2, Fantastic.

At least he was in a barn burner . . . Meanwhile Rick Story won his first defense against Mike Swick.

[damonster]

This just happened, I think Yagin deserves a title shot :p.

>Next up is a match in which Dennis Siver goes head to head with Eddie 'The Filipino Phenom' Yagin in the UFC Featherweight division.
>Round one begins!
>Siver hits a nice combination.
>Yagin feints an attack, keeping Siver on his toes.
>Yagin uses a flurry of lefts and rights to get Siver to cover up, then shoots in looking for a takedown.
>Siver first stuffs the takedown attempt, then manages to wrestle Yagin the the floor! Yagin has to pull guard.
>Siver throws a few weak-looking punches as he decides on his next move.
>Siver begins trying to pass the guard.
>Yagin is ready for the attempt though, and keeps Siver firmly in guard.
>Yagin grabs an arm and raises his legs, trying to lock Siver into a triangle choke.
>Siver doesn't let Yagin get it.
>We've now passed the halfway mark in this round.
>Siver pounds away with right hands, but doesn't do much damage, if any, Yagin is comfortable holding guard.
>Yagin pulls Siver close and scores with a couple of short punches to the side of his head.
>The referee decides that there is a lack of progress being made and stands them back up.
>Siver is looking to get in close and strike from the pocket.
>He gets into range.
>We move into the final sixty seconds of this round.
>Siver uses head movement to dodge a jab, and counters with a series of quick, sharp punches.
>Yagin uses head movement to dodge a jab, and counters with a crisp left.
>Siver uses head movement to avoid a left jab.
>Time expires and we come to the end of round one.
>I think Siver took that round, 10-9 on my score card.
>We are back underway!
>Siver feints throwing a jab.
>A tidy combination doesn't find a home, giving Yagin the opportunity to counter with a crisp left hand punch.
>Both fighters come in and exchange strikes, but neither does any damage.
>Siver looks to move in and stand in the pocket.
>Yagin keeps himself moving out of range.
>A jab misses and Yagin counters with a clean left.
>A couple of quick punches are used to set up a takedown attempt from Yagin.
>Yagin can't get past the sprawl of Siver, and finds himself pushed face-down to the ground.
>We've now passed the halfway mark in this round.
>Siver unloads with big punches, Yagin is struggling to cope!
>Siver unloads with big right hands to the side of the head, landing several that clearly hurt Yagin.
>Siver pounds away on Yagin, landing several good shots to the side of the head in the process.
>Siver looks to unload with some big right hands, but Yagin gets back to his feet before too many land.
>Siver looks to move in and stand in the pocket.
>Siver is in the pocket, ready to attack Yagin.
>We move into the final sixty seconds of this round.
>Yagin slips past a tidy combination of punches and then hits a crisp left jab.
>Siver uses head movement to avoid a left jab.
>Working from in the pocket, Yagin catches Siver with a solid left jab.
>Siver shakes off the blow.
>Siver dodges a jab, and fires back with a right hook to the body.
>Round two is brought to an end as time runs out.
>That was a good round, full of action, hopefully we've got more of the same to come.
>I think Siver took that round, 10-9 on my score card.
>There's the bell and round number three begins!
>Yagin counters a one-two combination with a stinging left jab.
>A straight left fails to land and Siver is able to fire back with a swift right kick to the leg.
>Yagin bobs and weaves, trying to get Siver to commit.
>A jab doesn't find its intended target, allowing Yagin to fire back with a clean jab.
>Stepping in, Siver hits Yagin with a superb combination of left hook to the body and a big right cross.
>Yagin looks to move in and stand in the pocket.
>Siver strikes first and manages to rock Yagin with a solid right hand, sending him down to the ground, stunned!
>Siver doesn't have time to capitalise though, as Yagin recovers his wits quickly.
>We go past the halfway point of this round.
>Siver kicks Yagin to the thigh.
>Yagin takes a kick to the legs.
>Punishing the legs is a great strategy on the part of Siver.
>It will clearly slow Yagin down and weaken his striking.
>Dennis Siver is breathing very hard.
>Siver steps back and allows Yagin to stand back up.
>A left hand misses, allowing Siver to counter with a big right kick to the outside of the thigh.
>Eddie Yagin looks hurt, he is limping quite badly.
>Yagin looks to move in and stand in the pocket.
>Siver strikes first and manages to rock Yagin with a solid right hand!
>Siver tries for a leg kick but Yagin moves out of range.
>We move into the final sixty seconds of this round.
>Yagin looks to move in and stand in the pocket.
>Yagin is now standing in the pocket.
>Seeing a low kick coming, Yagin strikes first with a barrage of punches, eventually putting Siver down!
>Dennis Siver seems to be fighting against exhaustion.
>Yagin quickly pounces, looking to rain down punches on the stunned Siver!
>Yagin pounds away, Siver is barely able to offer any defence at all!
>The referee jumps in and saves Siver from taking any more shots!
>Eddie 'The Filipino Phenom' Yagin takes the win by TKO!
>Official Result: Eddie 'The Filipino Phenom' Yagin defeats Dennis Siver (TKO (Strikes) in 4:58 of round 3). The match was rated as being Fantastic.


Yes I know what you are thinking, 'giving yagin a title fight, wtf?' but then again yagin has beat siver and hominick.

[The-619]

Dawn of MMA mod now in 2007. Silva was 11-0 and on about five or six straight defenses. I had the top two contenders tied up in a match and out of desperation for a main event gave a title shot to Nate Marquardt. After getting knocked down and being almost finished in the first if not for the end of the round, Marquardt ending up winning via armbar in 4:45 of round 5. :o Biiiig upset.

[Pokerking88]

Alex Caceres just beat Brian Bowles via UD in my game, and Mayday just triangle/armbarred Cruz in the same event.

[petecrimson00]

don't know if any of you follow my dynasty, but Oli Thompson just knocked out Brock Lesnar in the fifth round to win the Heavyweight title.

[Afroduck]

Was just messing around and decided to do an openweight tournament with Alpha 1.Buddy Garner tapped ot Hassan Fezzik 3:28 into the first with a heel hook.

[MrSwaggerJacker]

Markus Waller (1-0 record) +750 defeats Masahiro Maeno (18-4 record) -940 Via one sided UD. I wanted waller to win based on his description and was somewhat surprised, considering the odds.

[Paatero]

I'll give a little backstory on this one, it was a co-main event on one of my bigger PPV's on the year, a lot of spotlight on the fight. Fiyero Lermontov (26-5) is a former 4-time SIGMA champion, once at lightweight and 3 times at welterweight, he faces Oleksandro Hlushko (16-7) who was never a real contender, more of a mid-tier test for the real contenders, but he did have decent name value and entertaining fights, an elusive boxer in great condition. In the lead up to the fight he had managed to put together an impressive 3-fight winning streak with knock outs over people he should've lost to.

The fight was also meant to test whether Lermontov can stay consistent as he had made a habit out of winning the title in impressive fashion and then losing it in rather controversial fashion, losing split decision title fights twice in his career only to take the title back months later. Lermontov was coming off an impressive victory in his last fight.

You see where this is going. Lermontov outgrappled him for 2,5 rounds, until he made a sloppy takedown attempt that Hlushko reversed, took his back, and sunk in the rear naked choke for the third-round submission, the first submission of his career. Fun fact, Hlushko's submission skills are 45-50%, Lermontov's submission defense is 90%.

[NWO4until01]

Hlushko is an upset machine in a few saves I've had... in my current game, he has back-to-back wins over Chew Chua and Will Kane.

[petecrimson00]

just had a 13-16 jobber Tiago da Paixao face the debuting #21 HW in the world, Nobert Vinkus. Vinkus came in at -890 to da Paixao's +710. I was heavily hyping Vinkus to be a new contender, and well.. he cracked..

>Another match is about to begin; Norbert 'The Rock' Vinkus squares off with Tiago da Paixao in the FLB Heavyweight division.
>FLB have been promoting Vinkus like crazy in the build up to this fight, so they'll be expecting big things from him in this fight.
>There's the opening bell!
>Both fighters come toe-to-toe and strike, but none of the strikes result in significant damage being done.
>Having stepped in close to throw their strikes, they end up clinched.
>Vinkus tries to wriggle free, but da Paixao controls him well and gets in a few close-range punches too.
>From the grapple, da Paixao tries to pick Vinkus up on his shoulder for a slam.
>Vinkus doesn't allow himself to be lifted, and he gets away from da Paixao.
>Moving forward, Vinkus counters a left jab with a nice jab.
>Vinkus fakes a lunge.
>da Paixao doesn't let Vinkus settle, stepping in closer to impose himself.
>da Paixao shoots in for a takedown.
>da Paixao goes under an attempted counter right hand.
>The takedown is successful, Vinkus pulls guard.
>da Paixao pounds away with right hands from the guard and Vinkus is in big trouble!
>da Paixao is trying to pass guard.
>da Paixao passes to side control with ease.
>We pass the halfway mark of this round.
>da Paixao throws a few weak-looking punches as he decides on his next move.
>da Paixao holds Vinkus in position with side control and hits a knee into the ribs.
>da Paixao pounds away with punches from side control and Vinkus is having trouble doing anything about it!
>The referee pulls da Paixao away, stopping the match!
>By TKO, the winner is Tiago da Paixao!
>Official Result: Tiago da Paixao defeats Norbert 'The Rock' Vinkus (TKO (Strikes) in 4:07 of round 1). The match was rated as being Decent.

Just had this happen to. Fezzik gets dethroned by who?.. Khru Duangjan

- 'The Big Bad' Hassan Fezzik vs. 'The Bringer Of Pain' Khru Duangjan
- From player-controlled event 'FLB 84' (from the save game 'flbb2')
- Created 14 January 2013

>It's time for the main event of the evening! 'The Big Bad' Hassan Fezzik battles 'The Bringer Of Pain' Khru Duangjan in the FLB Junior Cruiserweight division.
>The FLB Junior Cruiserweight title is on the line.
>All the promotional videos leading up to this event have featured this bout.
>It seems to have worked, as the crowd are absolutely buzzing in anticipation of a real battle.
>There's the opening bell!
>Fezzik steps back to avoid a barrage of big punches, having been off balance momentarily after a clever feint.
>Fezzik steps back to avoid a tight combination of punches after falling for a clever feint.
>Fezzik gets suckered in by a feint, and is lucky to avoid the combination that follows.
>Khru counters an errant left jab with a straight right that sends Fezzik face-first into the mat...it's a knock out!
>The winner, by Knock Out; Khru Duangjan!
>Official Result: 'The Bringer Of Pain' Khru Duangjan defeats 'The Big Bad' Hassan Fezzik (Knock Out (Punch) in 1:28 of round 1). The match was rated as being Decent.

[batsnumbereleven]

...it's a knock out!>

Cue Stuart Hall and Eddie Waring

[Be26]

With ridiculous odds against him, regen Welterweight Herbert Clean (very much a journeyman, reasonable punching power but generally mediocre across the board) took on and submitted Manoel Cabral (every bit the beast he normally is). I don't have the foggiest idea how.

[Mistat94]

ok so i had gekko goto shock the world by tkoing jin katou to win the light heavyweight title. okay good for him but probably a fluke right? wrong... his next fight hes defending the title against sho kitabatake and he submits him with a arm triangle choke in the third. goto also defended many submission attempts by kitabatake throughout the fight

[petecrimson00]

Julio Regueiro has losses to David Webb (Submision R1), Mal Phe Roby (UD), and Carl Chenoweth (UD)

Philip Ziskie lost to Thomas Smith due to a cut, and Rufus Stephens twice (one split decision one UD.

Chew Chua lsot to Dana Delaney T/KO.

Sean Morrison lost to Jens Halle via TKO atfer being rocked multiple times.

Jeff Carlton has wins over Rav Kapur, Aleksander Ivanov, and Chuck Dooley.

[damientheomen3]

Datuk Ong Ka Ting, after finally being my first WW champion to win a title defense, lost his title in his second defense against Agustin Gonzalez a little while back. Gonzalez was pretty much supposed to be a stopgap because I signed GAMMA WW champ Felix Mattherson Jr. (Regueiro moved to LW and Mattherson claimed the belt) but he couldn't get the title shot yet as hw had only fought once for my company. I was really looking forward to Datuk vs. Mattherson too.

[Afroduck]

In a fantastic fight Chael Sonnen TKO'd Jon Jones in the 3rd round to win the Lightweight title.Now I just have to figure out if his first defense will be against Machida or Gustafsson .

[ManUnderMask]

In a fantastic fight Chael Sonnen TKO'd Jon Jones in the 3rd round to win the Lightweight title.Now I just have to figure out if his first defense will be against Machida or Gustafsson .

Didn't know those guys could make Lightweight.

[Afroduck]

Didn't know those guys could make Lightweight.

LOL Chael will go to every weight class he can get a title shot at.

[petecrimson00]

LOL Chael will go to every weight class he can get a title shot at.

easy now, he's not quite Urijah Faber or anything..

[Afroduck]

Ya I will have to make a new title for Faber and Chael to battle over every other month lol.Anyways this game is getting crazier as Mark Hunt walked through Junior dos Santos in 22 seconds damn.Will just have to wait and see if he can take out Cain.

[petecrimson00]

Ya I will have to make a new title for Faber and Chael to battle over every other month lol.Anyways this game is getting crazier as Mark Hunt walked through Junior dos Santos in 22 seconds damn.Will just have to wait and see if he can take out Cain.

I hope to see Hunt do that for real too. I like your game lol

[Griffo]

I actually tested that fight for my dynasty and Mark Hunt won around 2/5 times... its pretty realistic in my opinion. We just don't know how strong Junior is with offensive wrestling

[Afroduck]

Couldn't sleep so I got back into my game man is it fun.Takeya Mizugaki is my new Bantamweight Champ after upsetting Renan Barao and before that he upset Michael McDonald to earn his shot at the belt.Next up is Cruz that is if Cruz can get by Yves Jabouin in his tune up.

[petecrimson00]

Dexter Darling just beat Fiyero Lermontov in 2 rounds via TKO.

and Soren Rasmussen DOMINATED 39-0 Hassan Fezzik in 2 minutes flat via GNP TKO.

Rasmussen has losses to Hiro Arai and Sly Twinge, yet he can whoop the greatest fighter in the HW division

[TLCJR4LIFE]

Darling over Lermentov is no upset.

Darling is a big Middleweight that can bulk to 205 and Lermentov is a natural Lightweight. Theres a bit of a skill disparity but Darling is a powerful athletic guy with a lot of punching power.


I think my most shocking so far was Chuck Dooley dethrowning the undefeated Fezzik after years.

Fezzik was past his prime however and retired a mere two fighters later....but he was the first to beat him. He also upset James Foster when he first came over from America and delayed the Fezzik-Foster megafight.


Oh that Chuck Dooley always coming up big when he's against it.

[prw18]

Soren Rasmussen DOMINATED 39-0 Hassan Fezzik in 2 minutes flat via GNP TKO.

Rasmussen? Yuck. I always make him a can because his render is butt ugly.

[petecrimson00]

Darling over Lermentov is no upset.

Darling is a big Middleweight that can bulk to 205 and Lermentov is a natural Lightweight. Theres a bit of a skill disparity but Darling is a powerful athletic guy with a lot of punching power.


I'm playing the Default Redone where Lermontov is a MW, therefore the size advantage you speak of is non-existant. and Darling is outclassed in literally every skill, so I was quite surprised

[petecrimson00]

Rasmussen? Yuck. I always make him a can because his render is butt ugly.

Yeah I'm kinda pissed I even booked the fight to begin with. I had a 236-6000 lb division and the SHW's just can maul everyone, so they're getting their own division now

[prw18]

Yeah I'm kinda pissed I even booked the fight to begin with. I had a 236-6000 lb division and the SHW's just can maul everyone, so they're getting their own division now

Some of those guys I made cans and the successful ones I gave new renders.

I noticed that there are a good amount of renders in the WMMA2 Render Thread (http://www.greydogsoftware.com/forum/showthread.php?t=39704) that aren't being used in any WMMA3 mods.

[petecrimson00]

Some of those guys I made cans and the successful ones I gave new renders.

I noticed that there are a good amount of renders in the WMMA2 Render Thread (http://www.greydogsoftware.com/forum/showthread.php?t=39704) that aren't being used in any WMMA3 mods.

How do you make them cans? Just always throw them into the fire? Dont know what youre meaning by that.. But yes i know what a can is lol

[Afroduck]

Damn keeps going in my UFC game as Rani Yaya submitted Frankie Edgar by Triangle late in the 3rd round.

[prw18]

How do you make them cans? Just always throw them into the fire? Dont know what youre meaning by that.. But yes i know what a can is lol

I just turn their skills way down and then I use them to build up the records of my up and coming fighters.

[RockRobster]

I've been playing this game ever since it came out, and I just experienced the biggest upset, in my opinion, since I started.

Brand new GAMMA game, very first show, main card, second match.

Ricky Heath def. Hyun Shuk Lin by 30-27 Unanimous Decision.

Heath is a caaaaaaaaaaan, always as been. This caught me by surprise, but it was a pleasant "oh damn, anything CAN happen in MMA" type surprise.

[boydy]

I had Michael Bisping beat Anderson Silva for the title.

[petecrimson00]

- 'The Man With No Nickname' Sean Morrison vs. Garth 'Vader' Neill
- From player-controlled event 'XCC 211' (from the save game 'XCC')
- Created 06 May 2013

>It's time for the main event of the evening! 'The Man With No Nickname' Sean Morrison battles Garth 'Vader' Neill in the XCC Middleweight division.
>The XCC: Middleweight title on the line in this match.
>We are underway!
>Neill counters an errant right jab with a right body kick.
>Neill slips out of the way of a jab.
>Neill steps back to avoid a barrage of big punches.
>Neill goes to the body and then to the head with a tidy combination to get Morrison to cover up, then shoots in.
>Morrison sprawls to stop the takedown, then pulls Neill up close into a clinch.
>Morrison has worked in the underhooks and looks to take Neill down.
>A sweep of the legs is successful, Neill has to pull guard.
>Morrison throws a few strikes, but they are without venom.
>Morrison keeps Neill guessing with a few quick strikes.
>Neill raises his legs and tries to get Morrison into a triangle choke.
>Morrison gets caught by the triangle, and it's deep!
>Morrison picks Neill up...and slams him down with a powerbomb!
>Despite the impact, Neill doesn't let go...and Morrison has to tap out!
>The winner, by submission, is Garth 'Vader' Neill!
>Official Result: Garth 'Vader' Neill defeats 'The Man With No Nickname' Sean Morrison (Submission (Triangle) in 2:49 of round 1). The match was rated as being Great.

[Untouchable]

Not quite an upset but my most unexpected finish was Hiroko Doi making Alyssa Taylor tap out in 40 seconds.

The other of course is Saya Ikegami ko'ing Simone King in the opening 20 seconds when I had been hyping the hell out of King in the hope that I could make her a star. Nope, Saya just decided that she did not care at all.

[Nephrinn]

I just had Ray Eton TKO Lubos Plasil. Crazy shit right there.