Men vs. Women

[fredreed]

Who do you like the most in MMA, the women or the men? Who do you sign more to contracts the men or the women?

[Derek B]

While I alawys have more men on my roster, the women have always proved to be far easier for me to help grow a small promotion with. The competition for signing them is relatively small so you can build up a large roster and develop stars pretty easily. The male divisions have a lot of competition, especially at the smaller weights and it always seems to me that I struggle to get a good deep division for most of my weight classes outside of middleweight.

So I'm gonna say I prefer women, especially since it was Layla Holmes vs Trish Biel that finally boosted me up to a National level promotion after being stuck on the brink for about 5 months. :)

[Richard99]

I like the women, its more of a challenge as theres no big names, especially in america, as all the good female fighters are at WEFF and only have name value in Canada. I'm managing Q-Cage in America who I edited to be available at the start of the game.

[grits207]

I never use the women. Actually, when I use a promotion with women in it I just let all of their contracts expire and get rid of the division.

[Sons of Kohral]

When I'm small, I always have a women's division for the same reason as Derek. But whenever I start to grow, inevitably, I start to forget about them.

[Capelli King]

I never use the women. Actually, when I use a promotion with women in it I just let all of their contracts expire and get rid of the division.

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[samuricex]

I loved the womens division from WMMA1. But WMMA2 just has TOO many fighters and not enough shows that I don't have enough room for them anymore.

[Mugen]

I always make sure I have a very diverse womens division no matter what promotion i'm playing. I put aside two fights on every card just for them.

[Blackman]

The women don't really have a dominant force that can dominate the division. I've added women to my ALPHA-1 roster now and made a title for them. Untill now, Mizuki Watanabe held on to the title for a long time, but was surprisingly beaten by Steph frickin' Smith. :rolleyes:

I guess not every division has its Fezzik or Yamada...