My big stupid hype trains thread.

Welterweight


  1. Khotam Boynazarov - Uzbekistan - UAE Warriors - 10-0
  2. Michael Oliveira - 1998 - Brazil - LFA - 8-0
  3. Elizier Kubanza - DR Congo - BRAVE - 7-0
  4. Isaac Moreno - 1997 - USA - Fury FC - 6-0
  5. Samandar Murodov - 1999 - Tajikistan - UAE Warriors - 11-0
  6. Cezary Oleksiejczuk - 2000 - Poland - FEN - 15-3
  7. Lucas Rafael – 2002 – Brazil – SFT – 4-0 (new entry)
  8. Boris Medvedev - 1992ish - Russia - RCC - 19-2
  9. Taiyilake Nueraji - 2001 - China - WKG - 11-1
  10. Temirkhan Temirkhanov - 1998 - Russia - RCC - 12-1
  11. David Samuel – 2003ish – Russia – Nashe Delo – 4-0
  12. Geovanis Palacios - 1996 - Cuba – Centurion FC - 8-0
  13. Murad Guseinov – 1998 – Russia – BRAVE – 8-0
  14. Richard Martins – Brazil – LFA – 9-1
  15. Saygid Izagakhmaev - 1994 - Russia - Free Agent - 22-2
  16. Rodrigo Sezinando – 1999ish – Brazil – Battlefield – 8-1
  17. Sean Clancy Jr – 2004ish – Scotland – Cage Warriors – 6-0
  18. Omran Chaaban – 2001ish – Finland – Cage MMA – 7-1 (new entry)
  19. Felix Klinkhammer - Germany - Ares - 10-0
  20. Tahir Abdullaev - 1997 - Azerbaijan - UAE Warriors - 17-3
  21. Shakhban Alkhasov - 1996 - Russia - UAE Warriors - 9-1
  22. Austin Clayon – 1998 – USA – CFFC – 4-0
  23. Ernesto Rodriguez - 1997 - Cuba - Tuff-n-Uff – 9-1
  24. Luis Hernandez - 1996 - USA - Fury FC - 4-0
  25. Reginaldo Junior – 1999 – Brazil – LFA – 9-1
 
Lightweight

  1. Marko Bojkovic – 2001 – Serbia – FNC – 8-0
  2. Amru Magomedov - 1999 - Russia - UAE Warriors - 9-0
  3. Si Won Park - 2002 - South Korea - Road FC - 7-0
  4. Losene Keita - 1997 - Guinea - Oktagon - 16-1
  5. Eduard Vartanyan - 1991 - Russia - Nashe Delo - 26-4
  6. Adam Masaev – 2000 – Russia – Free Agent – 10-0
  7. Manoel Sousa – 1997 – Brazil – LFA – 12-1 (re-entry)
  8. Vasiliy Takhtay – 1996 – Kazkhstan – Dala FC – 10-0
  9. Cristian Perez - 1999 - Mexico - Combate Global - 13-1
  10. Ramazan Gitinov - 1997 - Bahrain - BRAVE - 5-0
  11. Mansher Khera - 1992 - USA - Fury FC - 8-0
  12. Juan Pablo Vieira - 2003 - Brazil - LFA - 8-0
  13. Harry Webb - 1999 - Australia - Eternal MMA - 5-0
  14. Axel Sola - 1997 - France - Ares - 9-0-1
  15. Yuji Yannick Ephoeviga – 1999 – Japan – Pancrase – 11-0
  16. Damian Rzepecki – 2002ish – Poland – FEN – 8-0
  17. Salmat Isbulaev – 1996 – Russia – Alash Pride – 8-0
  18. Artur Minev – 2004ish – Ukraine – Fury FC – 5-0 (new entry)
  19. Magomed Zaynukov – 1995 – Russia – UAE Warriors – 7-0
  20. Luann Sardinha – 1996 – Brazil – LFA – 8-1
  21. Jefferson Nascimento - Brazil - LFA - 11-0
  22. Eduardo Vazquez - 1998 - Mexico - Budo Sento - 8-0
  23. Sayat Abduali – 2004ish – Kazakhstan – Octagon 7-0
  24. Marcelo Marques - 1997ish - Brazil - LFA - 11-0
  25. Nikita Kulshin - 2000 - Russia - LFA - 6-0
 
Featherweight


  1. Losene Keita - 1997 - Guinea - Oktagon - 16-1
  2. Icaro Brito – 1999 – Brazil – LFA – 8-1
  3. Marcio Barbosa - 1998 - Brazil - LFA - 16-2
  4. Ken Sekeletu – 2001ish – Zambia – EFC – 7-0
  5. Robert Ruchala – 1998 – Poland – Free Agent – 11-1 (re-entry)
  6. Harry Hardwick 1995ish - England - Cage Warriors - 12-3-1
  7. Jose Delano - 1996 - Brazil - LFA - 15-3
  8. Luke Riley - 1999 - England - Cage Warriors - 11-0
  9. David Mgoyan – 2004 – Russia – Tuff-n-Uff – 6-0
  10. Ramiro Jimenez - 1999 - Mexico - Combate Global - 10-0
  11. Evgeny Ignatiev - 1995 - Russia - RCC - 22-2-3
  12. Inglesson de Lara – 1994 – Brazil – LFA – 10-1
  13. Damien Anderson – 1997ish – USA – Fury FC – 4-0
  14. Radley Da Silva – Canada – BFL – 7-1
  15. Kurtis Campbell – 2002 – England – FCC – 7-0
  16. Ilias Bulaid – 1995 – Morocco – BRAVE - 7-0
  17. Iler Bakhiyrar Uulu – 2000ish – Kyrgyzstan – LFA – 10-2
  18. Joao Pedro Moreira – 2001- Brazil – LFA – 7-1 (new entry)
  19. Max Holzer - 2002 - Germany - Oktagon - 11-0
  20. Canaan Kawahaei - 1997 - United Fight League - 10-2
  21. Willian Souza - 1996 - Brazil - Jungle Fight - 13-2
  22. Mochamed Machaev – 1999 – Austria – Oktagon – 15-2
  23. Damien Fernandez – 2003 – Mexico – Lux Fight League – 4-0
  24. Shermurat Kalilov – 1998 – Kyrgyzstan – Octagon – 10-0
  25. Lerryan Douglas – 1995 – Brazil – LFA – 12-5
 
Bantamweight

  1. Asaf Chopurov – 2001 – Georgia – RCC – 7-0
  2. Santiago Luna – 2004 – Mexico – LXF – 5-0
  3. Tiago Pereira – 1997 – Brazil – Jungle Fight – 8-0
  4. Juan Diaz - 1998 - Peru - LUX - 14-1-1
  5. Jakub Wiklacz – 1996 – Poland – Free Agent – 16-3-2 (re-entry)
  6. Rakhim Midaev - 1995 - Russia - RCC - 14-2
  7. Marcos Aurelio – 2004 – Brazil – LFA – 7-0
  8. Mitch McKee - 1997 - USA - LFA - 8-0
  9. Nicholas Hwende - 1997ish - Zimbabwe - BRAVE - 9-1
  10. Rodrigo Vera - 1995 - Peru - Fusion FC - 19-1-1
  11. Aboubakar Younousov - France - Ares - 7-0
  12. Khalim Nazruloev – 1998 – Tajikistan – RCC – 11-0
  13. Christian McAuley – 1999 – USA – CFFC – 6-0
  14. Luciano Pereira – 2001- Uruguay – Samurai Fight House – 14-1
  15. Bakhtovar Yunusov - 1998 - Tajikistan - LFA - 10-0
  16. Cody Chovacek – 1998 – Canada – Unified MMA – 7-0
  17. Yryskeldi Duysheev – 2001 – Kyrgyzstan – Road FC – 11-0
  18. Mehemmedeli Osmanli – 2004 – Azerbaijan – UAE Warriors – 9-0
  19. Louis Lee-Scott - 2000 - England - Ares - 9-0
  20. Khuseyn Shaykhaev - 1997 - Russia - CFFC - 12-1
  21. Ren Ozaki - 2002ish - Japan - DEEP - 7-1-2
  22. John Sweeney - 1995 - USA - LFA - 14-3
  23. Eduardo Penha – 1996ish – USA - Tuff-n-Uff – 6-0 (new entry)
  24. Liam Gittins – 1997ish – England – Cage Warriors (new entry)
  25. Otar Tanzilov - 1998 - Georgia – Fury FC - 10-1
 
Flyweight

  1. Bilal Hasan- 2001 - USA - CFFC - 6-0
  2. Daniyar Toychubek Uulu – 2002 – Kyrgyzstan – Ala-Too FC – 10-0
  3. Jeremy de la Mata – 2003 – Peru – FFC – 7-0
  4. Luiz Felipe Herculano - 1999 - Brazil - LFA - 7-0
  5. Alibi Idiris - 1995ish - Kazakhstan - Naiza FC - 10-0
  6. Phumi Nkuta - 1995 - USA - LFA - 9-0
  7. Eduardo Chapolin - 1995 - Brazil - LFA - 13-2
  8. Oscar Miguel – 2001 – Peru – FFC – 14-1
  9. An Tuan Ho - 2000 - Vietnam - LFA - 7-1
  10. Iago Ribeiro - 1993 - Brazil - UAE Warriors - 13-3
  11. Imanol Rodriguez – 1999 – Mexico – Fury FC – 5-0
  12. Marcos Degli - 2000 - Brazil - LFA - 12-3
  13. Christian Torres – 2000 – Mexico – Budo Sento – 9-0
  14. Sean Gauci – 1996 – Australia – HEX Fight Series – 10-1
  15. Davi Bittencourt - 1994 - Brazil - Favela Combat - 16-4
  16. Dias Erengaipov - 1995 - Kazakhstan - Naiza FC - 16-3
  17. Alisson Murillo - 2000 - Brazil - LFA - 11-2
  18. Luis Ivan Rodriguez – 2000 – Mexico – LUX Fight League – 9-1 (new entry)
  19. Jack Duffy - 1995 - USA - A1 Combat - 7-1
  20. Damir Tolenov - 1995 - Kazakhstan - Octagon - 12-1
  21. Tommy Morrison – Canada – Samourai – 8-0
  22. Andres Luna Martinetti - 1995 - Ecuador - Fusion FC - 15-1
  23. Nilson Rojas – 1999 – Chile – Open Fight Latam – 7-0
  24. Christian Natividad – 1998ish – USA – LFA – 6-0
  25. Rashid Vagabov – 1998 – Russia – UAE Warriors – 13-2
 
Women's Bantamweight

  1. Sabrina De Sousa - 2000 - Brazil - BRAVE - 2-0
  2. Jasmine Favero - 2000 - Italy - Cage Warriors - 3-0
  3. Lucia Szabova - 1997 - Slovakia - Oktagon - 9-0
  4. Nicoly Pedroza – 2003 – Brazil – LFA – 6-0
  5. Regina Tarin – 2004 – Mexico – Budo Sento – 5-0
  6. Taylor Guardado – 1991 – USA – Invicta – 5-2
  7. Auttumn Norton – 1994 – USA – CFFC – 4-2
  8. Melissa Croden - Canada - LFA - 6-2
  9. Emily Martins - 2004 - Brazil - CFFC - 2-1
  10. Cecilie Bolander – 1994ish – Norway – Oktagon – 4-1
  11. Beatriz Mesquita – 1991 – Brazil – LFA – 3-0
  12. Sierra Dinwoodie – 1995 – Canada – LFA – 4-0
 
Women's Flyweight

  1. Beatriz Consuli - 2000 - Brazil - LFA - 5-0
  2. Carol Foro – Brazil – Jungle Fight – 8-1 (division change)
  3. Shanelle Dyer – 2001 – England – Free Agent – 6-0 (new entry)
  4. Maritza Sanchez - 1998 - USA - Combate Global - 6-2
  5. Jacinta Austin - 1994 - Australia - Eternal MMA - 8-2
  6. Jady Menezes – 1992 – Brazil – Ares – 5-1
  7. Shannon Clark - 1992 - Canada - LFA - 6-1
  8. Cheyanne Bowers – 1994 – USA – LFA – 5-2
  9. Marina Spasic – 1994ish – Serbia – FNC - 6-0
  10. Veronika Borisova – 2001 – Russia – LFA – 6-1
  11. Mafalda Carmona – 2001ish – Portugal – Kingdom Fighting – 7-3
  12. Alexandra Tekenah - 1994 - France - Ares - 6-2
 
Strawweight
  1. Julieta Martinez - 2004 - Argentina – LUX Fight League - 9-0
  2. Lany Silva – 2002 – Brazil – LFA – 7-1
  3. Camila Reynoso - 2002 - Argentina - GFL - 6-0
  4. Gabriella Fujimoto - 2003 - Brazil - LFA - 7-0
  5. Natasha Kuziuntina - 1989 - Russia - GFL - 7-1
  6. Yasmin Guimaraes - 1995 - Brazil - LFA - 8-2
  7. Giovana Canuto - 2002 - Brazil - LFA - 5-1
  8. Valesca Machado - 1995 - Brazil - Invicta - 15-4
  9. Aleksandra Savicheva - 1999ish - Russia - Octagon - 6-1
  10. Ayan Tursyn - 1996 - Kazakhstan - Octagon - 7-0
  11. Jacinta Austin - 1994 - Australia - Eternal MMA - 8-2
  12. Hailai Wusamo – 2000 – China – Happy Elephant – 8-1
  13. Aieza Bertolso - 2001 - Brazil - LFA - 5-0
  14. Benita Van Rooij - 1999ish - Netherlands - Levels Fight League - 6-0
  15. Valentina Escobar - 1998 - Chile - UAE Warriors - 6-1
  16. Karen - 2003 - Japan - Shooto - 10-2
  17. Melissa Amaya – 1994 – USA – GFL – 7-0
  18. Laura Vasconcelos – 2000 – Brazil – Jungle Fight – 4-0
  19. Marina Monteiro – 2001ish – Brazil – LFA – 5-0 (re-entry)
  20. Tatiana Postarnakova – 2000 – Russia – Nashe Delo – 6-0
  21. Hannah Ramos – 2001 – Mexico – LUX Fight League – 8-3 (new entry)
  22. Sidney Trillo – USA – LFA – 5-1
  23. Melissa Hurtado – 1999ish – Cuba – Ares – 3-0
  24. Dayane Cardoso – 1996 – Brazil – Mr Cage – 10-2-1
 
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Jaden Ortega

Country - USA
Weight Class - Welterweight
Age : 22
Promotion - Combate Global
Team -
Record : 4-0

Very impressed with this kid so far. I first saw him fending off a wrestlefuck/cage clinch attempt from Jimmie Pace up at Middleweight but he looked like he'd really stepped up his game in his annihilation of Marcos Lloreda at his more natural weight class.

Looks a really relaxed and loose striker and I absolutely love his footwork, very good lateral movement and finds angles really well. Moves in and out at speed, allowing him to quickly close the distance and counter with hard straight strikes. Really good high kick to go with the straight strikes and having also fended off takedowns from a middleweight wrestler in his previous fight he should have the ability to keep it on the feet against most.
 
You did well to put Khotam Boynazarov first for welterweight.

Left handed southpaw, Freestyle Wrestling background, (Former world champion in freestyle wrestling), he is the one the UFC or PFL needs to sign. PFL and the UFC has the toughest welterweight division, he will be a fine addition to their assets.
 
Hellowhosthat said:
April rankings

The joys of Heavyweight

The RIZIN GP raided the rankings a bit as if they weren’t shit enough already with #5 Alexander Soldatkin going there with #10 Alexander Maslov going back to ACA

  1. Shah Kamali – 1999ish – England – Levels Fight League – 4-0
  2. Josh Hokit - 1997 – USA – LFA – 4-0 (up 9 places)
  3. Marsel Sychev – 1997 – Belarus – RCC – 4-1
  4. Odie Delaney - 1989 - USA - Alaska FC - 5-0
  5. Denzel Freeman – 1991 – USA – LFA – 6-1 (up 7 places)
  6. Bailey Schoenfelder - 1997 - USA - CFFC - 5-1
  7. Joel :eek::eek::eek:lier – 2001 – USA – Fury FC – 3-0
  8. Roman Lukashevich – 1991 – Belarus – UAE Warriors – 10-0
  9. Lazar Todev – 1995 – Bulgaria – Oktagon – 11-7
  10. Azamat Nuftillaev – 1994 – Uzbekistan – Open FC – 16-1-1

#2 Mario Piazzon got KO’d by a random can so forget about him.

Hokit had a solid win in LFA and goes very high in the list because the division sucks.

Freeman climbs a bit too after winning the LFA belt against Cunha

Todev drops a tiny bit after losing a close one with Fleury but I’ll keep him on for now because numbers are low.
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No love for Alvin Hines?
 
Ares Black said:
Ok. I think you are completely wrong, especially since HW is so shallow.
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Idk what do you like about him? I think he's really slow, he lunges over his feet a lot when he's striking, his wrestling isn't particularly good and he's not explosive. Seen him have some close fights with some absolute cans.
 
Hellowhosthat said:
Idk what do you like about him? I think he's really slow, he lunges over his feet a lot when he's striking, his wrestling isn't particularly good and he's not explosive. Seen him have some close fights with some absolute cans.
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He's huge and aggressive and clearly has power. He's 10-0 amateur and pro with 6 first round finishes and 9 finishes overall. He just had a huge head kick KO overda tough guy in Valdez.

Considering the quality of some of the guys in your HW list it feels like an oversight. It's HW. I'd at least take a flyer.
 
Ares Black said:
He's huge and aggressive and clearly has power. He's 10-0 amateur and pro with 6 first round finishes and 9 finishes overall. He just had a huge head kick KO overda tough guy in Valdez.

Considering the quality of some of the guys in your HW list it feels like an oversight. It's HW. I'd at least take a flyer.
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Just looked him up. He is 33 years old. That is not a "prospect".

Hellowhosthat said:
Jaden_Ortega.jpg


Jaden Ortega

Country - USA
Weight Class - Welterweight
Age : 22
Promotion - Combate Global
Team -
Record : 4-0

Very impressed with this kid so far. I first saw him fending off a wrestlefuck/cage clinch attempt from Jimmie Pace up at Middleweight but he looked like he'd really stepped up his game in his annihilation of Marcos Lloreda at his more natural weight class.

Looks a really relaxed and loose striker and I absolutely love his footwork, very good lateral movement and finds angles really well. Moves in and out at speed, allowing him to quickly close the distance and counter with hard straight strikes. Really good high kick to go with the straight strikes and having also fended off takedowns from a middleweight wrestler in his previous fight he should have the ability to keep it on the feet against most.
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A 22 year old man is not a "kid". I understand the language...but I just like to point that out whenever I see it.
 
colorles said:
Just looked him up. He is 33 years old. That is not a "prospect".
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Sure, but things are a little different at HW. And for the purposes of this thread he is. We wouldn't even be the oldest guy on the he HW list.
 
Hellowhosthat said:
Idk what do you like about him? I think he's really slow, he lunges over his feet a lot when he's striking, his wrestling isn't particularly good and he's not explosive. Seen him have some close fights with some absolute cans.
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What about Steven Asplund?
 
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