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Most Dissapointing Fighter?
Mine by far has got to be James Foster.
Lost 4 fights in a row so far. KO'd by Raul Hughes and Rick Stanley at heavyweight. then drop to light heavyweight and get KO by Asanovic and beaten by decision by Mike Watson. At least all 4 fights were 4 stars and headlined an amazing PPV but damn... 
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#3
12-10-2007, 08:39 PM
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Elgar by a mile. He's 14-14 in the year 1999 and he stars outt at about 10-2.
He's lost to Ashley Ballard, Curt Kitson, Faas Smit, Christian Mountfield, Zvonimir Asanovic, Ashley Ballard, Anthony LeToussier, JJ Reid, Aleksei Chekhov, and John Rivero. His only wins since the Blurcat era are against George Laurent, Leon Banks, Petey Mack, and Christopher Sharp. Leon Banks is a two time world light heavyweight champ and future hall of famer and Petey Mack has had some great runs. He's been knocked out three times. On paper Elgar looks great, but in practice 
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#4
12-10-2007, 09:44 PM
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Why is Elgar such a disappointment? The only thing he has going for him is that he's really good at take downs. He has bad striking game, and terrible defense so strikers will rock him when he goes for a takedown, and once he has a takedown..then what? No ground & pound, and terrible submission defense, so against someone who can control on the ground he's in trouble there too.
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#5
12-10-2007, 09:54 PM
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Mine would probably be Marcus Dean. He successfully defended his GAMMA Middleweight title once against Carl Ratcliffe then in his next fight he dropped the title to Fernando Amaro. After that he's lost 2 of his next 3 fights. He lost against Greg Atteveld and Andrew Rush (no shame cause he's a beast) and managed to beat Phil Ball.
It kinda sucks because I had big plans for him but he's just not pulling things together like he should be. So it's making it quite hard to keep faith in him and get him good/big matches.
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#6
12-10-2007, 10:27 PM
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if you guys keep feeding the top guys world class fighters, theres a chance they will not fair better than .500
you gotta feed them some cans now and then.
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#8
12-11-2007, 01:49 AM
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Aleksei Chekhov by far, had a huge initial start knocking out Anthony LeToussier in 25 seconds and then Zvonimir Asanovic at 32 seconds in round two to capture the Light-Heavyweight Title, from there he lost the belt to JJ Reid on his first defense. Since then he has gone on hot and cold streaks beating mainly b-grade fighters by decision but getting destroyed by the big names, even a drop to the Middle weight division hasn't done much for his career as the only name he has really taken down is Matthew Dean.
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#9
12-11-2007, 11:51 AM
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Anthony LeToussier sucks.
He went 0-3 in LHW. Dropped to MW and is 0-2 there against Alex Cole and Casim Yenkini.
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#11
12-11-2007, 03:04 PM
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Rick Stanley has been killing me. Ever since I took over GAMMA, his results have been:
loss, decision, James Foster loss, decision, Tim Boyer win, TKO, Marvin Stevens loss, decision, Fatuma Roy loss, decision, Steve Mason (most recent) He's fallen all the way to 14th out of 22 in my Heavyweight ratings.
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#12
12-11-2007, 03:47 PM
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#13
12-11-2007, 03:56 PM
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I keep an Excel sheet with my personal rankings for purposes of an upcoming dynasty. It doesn't match up with the game's automatic rankings. Sorry for not being clear.
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#15
12-11-2007, 05:16 PM
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Mine has to be Steve Mason. He has only two wins since I took over(Over B Heavyweights like Derek South and Milton Harvey) and has lost to Shane Gilchrist by TKO, Thomas Smith by submission, Rav Kapur by TKO and Mike Watson by TKO once I dropped him in weight. He is 4-4 now....
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