Limelight My big stupid hype trains thread.

Feniamin said:
According to Bilostenniy he is signed with some foreign promotion and has an English visa. From what I understand said promotion cancelled fights of Russian fighters (and allowed him to compete at this RCC event) but he is now preparing to fight at September event for them.
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Isnt that Bellator Dublin event in September? Maybe that's where he is fighting.
 
careto said:
Could he have signed a contender series fight?
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Nope. DWTNCS are happening in USA and seems like he was scheduled to fight in England. Plus, there is no info about them cancelling fights of Russian fighters.
 
Feniamin said:
Nope. DWTNCS are happening in USA and seems like he was scheduled to fight in England. Plus, there is no info about them cancelling fights of Russian fighters.
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It all points to Bellator, they can really use some fresh blood at HW.
 
careto said:
@Hellowhosthat will be devastated if his boy Bilostenniy doesnt end up in the UFC.
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Doesn't sound like the UFC, that doesn't match the criteria.

Tbf he didn't look great on Friday, very, very close fight with some random big Brazilian dude, needs to work on his cardio, he was absolutely knackered at the end.

Kornilov looked a lot better trashing Luis Henrique.
 
Hellowhosthat said:
Doesn't sound like the UFC, that doesn't match the criteria.

Tbf he didn't look great on Friday, very, very close fight with some random big Brazilian dude, needs to work on his cardio, he was absolutely knackered at the end.

Kornilov looked a lot better trashing Luis Henrique.
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Cunha and Kornilov have been the best HW prospects for a while, IMO. Cunha signed his life away to ONE but hopefully Kornilov makes his way to the big leagues soon.
 


Combate in shambles. I thought they had more views then the UFC! How would they let one of their stars go without a fight to the UFC.
 
TorontoTO said:


Combate in shambles. I thought they had more views then the UFC! How would they let one of their stars go without a fight to the UFC.
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With her plus the other girls signed to DWCS, the UFC's 115 is getting a revival. Now with Carla fucking Esparza as the champ, they need as much new blood as possible.
 
BTW, Why doesnt she need to go through DWCS, lile the others?
 
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Bruna Brasil

Country - Brazil
Weight Class - Strawweight
Age : 28
Promotion - LFA
Record : 7-2-1

I was more interested in Yasmin Castanho coming into this fight, but boy did Bruna make her look average.

Really one of the best taekwondo style WMMA strikers I've seen. Hands down, quick movement in to strike, back out again before any counters come back and then usually back in again to counter the failed counter. Also possesses a lovely repertoire of spin kicks and gets her high kicks up beautifully. Also looked pretty comfortable when she needed to grapple with black belt opponent.

Extremely impressed, could be in the UFC immediately based on this performance.


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Fatima Kline

Country - USA
Weight Class - Strawweight
Age : 21
Promotion - Invicta
Record : 2-0

2-0 is earlier than I usually go with people, but I'm going with Kline primarily because her grappling style is going to be such an issue for people. Just superb control once she gets people down, beating them to the next position and threatening with subs and ground and pound constantly. Beat Sid Trillo who was a well regarded prospect very easily.

Reminds me a bit of Erin Blanchfield in her grappling style.
 
Part one of new rankings.

Since last time #24 HW Hamdy Abdelwahab signed for the UFC and #21 LHW Zac Pauga has made the TUF finale so I've taken him out as he will be fighting in the UFC for one fight at least.


Heavyweight



  1. Marcus Buchecha - 32 (Brazil) 3-0
  2. Sergey Bilostenniy - 26 (Russia) 9-2
  3. Eduardo Neves - 22 (Brazil) 5-0 Vs Michael Parkin (DWCS) 23rd August
  4. Kirill Kornilov - 30 (Russia) 13-1-1
  5. Amirkhan Vakhaev - 29 (Russia) 11-2
  6. Waldo Cortes-Acosta - 30 (USA) 6-0 Vs Danilo Suzart (DWCS) 2nd August
  7. Mukhamad Vakhaev - 32 (Russia) 10-5-1
  8. Rizvan Kuniev - 29 (Russia) 12-2-1
  9. Shamil Gaziev - 31 (Russia) 8-0
  10. Kang Ji Won - 26 (South Korea) 6-1
  11. Thomas Petersen - 26 (USA) 5-1
  12. Renan Ferreira - 33 (Brazil) 9-3
  13. Vitor Resende - 32 (Brazil) 4-0
  14. Aleksandr Maslov - 28 (Russia) 9-1
  15. Slim Trabelsi – 30 (Tunisia) 4-0 (New entry)
  16. Adam Keresh – 26 (Israel) 5-1
  17. Grigory Ponomarev - 26 (Russia) 4-2
  18. Kirill Grishenko - 30 (Belarus) 5-1
  19. Hugo Cunha - 29 (Brazil) 6-1
  20. Denzel Freeman - 30 (USA) 3-0
  21. Anton Vyazigin - 29 (Russia) 15-4
  22. Nyle Bartling - 29 (USA) 6-0
  23. Alexander Soldatkin - 29 (Russia) 12-3
  24. Odie Delaney - 32 (USA) 4-0
  25. Ricardo Prasel – 33 (Brazil) 13-3 (New entry)
Light Heavyweight



  1. Murtaza Talha - 23 (Bahrain) 5-0
  2. Anton Turkalj - 25 (Sweden) 7-0 Vs Acácio dos Santos (DWCS) 26th July
  3. Vitor Petrino - 24 (Brazil) 6-0 Vs Rodolfo Bellato (DWCS) 6th September
  4. Shamil Akhmedov - 30 (Russia) 8-0
  5. Muslim Magomedov - 27 (Russia) 11-0
  6. Josh Silveira - 29 (USA) 9-0
  7. Elkhan Musaev - 30 (Russia) 8-1
  8. Rodolfo Bellato - 26 (Brazil) 8-1 Vs Vitor Petrino (DWCS) 6th September
  9. Nasrudin Nasrudinov - 30 (Russia) 10-1
  10. Diyar Nurgozhay - 24 (Kazakhstan) 7-0
  11. Nikolay Kovalenko - ? (Russia) 6-0
  12. Oumar Sy - ? (France) 6-0 Vs Hasan Mezhiev (KSW) 23rd July
  13. Simeon Powell – 23 (England) 6-0
  14. Marthin Hamlet - 30 (Norway) 9-4
  15. Laurynas Urbonavicius - 34 (Lithuania) 13-1
  16. Lukasz Sudolski - 29 (Poland) 9-1 Vs Przemysław Mysiala (Babilon) 8th July
  17. Yuri Panferov – 25 (Russia) 3-0
  18. Kerim Daudov – 24 (Kazakhstan) 5-0 (New entry)
  19. Ivan Erslan - 30 (Croatia) 12-1
  20. Jamal Pogues - 26 (USA) 8-3
  21. Uran Satybaldiev - ? (Kyrgyzstan) 5-0 Vs Vladimir Seliverstov (Open FC) 3rd July
  22. Damian Piwowarczyk - 24 (Poland) 5-1
  23. Hasan Yousefi - ? (Iran) 8-4-1
  24. Delan Monte – 28 (Brazil) 9-2 (New entry)
  25. Amirkhan Guliev - 29 (Russia) 12-2
Middleweight

  1. Vladimir Mineev - 32 (Russia) 16-1-1
  2. Sharaputdin Magomedov - 28 (Russia) 10-0
  3. Magomedrasul Gasanov - 26 (Russia) 17-2
  4. Reinier De Ridder - 31 (Netherlands) 15-0 Vs Vitaly Bigdash (ONE) 22nd July
  5. Christian Leroy Duncan - 26 (England) 6-0
  6. Eli Aronov -26 (Israel) 6-0
  7. Ikram Aliskerov - 29 (Russia) 12-1 Vs Mario Sousa (DWCS) 13th September
  8. SD Dumas - 26 (USA) 6-0 Vs Matej Penaz (DWCS) 30th August
  9. Mariusz Ksiazkiewicz - 32 (Canada) 10-2
  10. Salamu Abdurakhmanov - 27 (Russia) 13-1
  11. Matej Penaz - 25 (Czech Republic) 6-0 Vs SD Dumas (DWCS) 30th August
  12. Bo Nickal – 26 (USA) 1-0 Vs Zachary Borrego (DWCS) tbc
  13. Azamat Bekoev - 26 (Russia) 12-3
  14. Boris Medvedev - Russia 14-2
  15. Mario Sousa - 25 (Brazil) 14-2 Vs Ikram Aliskerov (DWCS) 13th September
  16. Will Currie - 23 (England) 7-2 Vs Naglis Kanišauskas (Cage Warriors) 22nd July
  17. Lydell Poag - 23 (USA) 2-0
  18. In Soo Hwang - ? (South Korea) 6-1
  19. Cezary Kesik - 31 (Poland) 13-2
  20. Djati Melan - 26 (Senegal) 8-1
  21. Faridun Odilov - 29 (Tajikistan) 14-2-2
  22. Lucas Fernando – 25 (Brazil) 7-1
  23. Ozzy Diaz 32 (USA) 7-1 Vs Joseph Pfyer (DWCS) 26th July
  24. Vladislav Yankovskiy - ? (Belarus) 9-0
  25. Ivan Valenzuela - 29 (Mexico) 8-1 Vs Claudio Ribeiro (DWCS) 16th August
Welterweight

  1. Roberto Soldic - 27 (Croatia) 20-3
  2. Gabriel Bonfim - 24 (Brazil) 12-0
  3. Abdoul Abdouraguimov - 26 (France) 15-1
  4. Tahir Abdullaev - 25 (Azerbaijan) 13-1
  5. Yusaku Kinoshita - 21 (Japan) 5-1
  6. Carlos Leal – 28 (Brazil) 17-3
  7. Shamil Musaev - 28 (Russia) 15-0-1
  8. Magomed Umalatov - 29 (Russia) 11-0 Vs Jarrah Hussein Al-Silawi (PFL) 1st July
  9. Nariman Abbasov - 28 (Azerbaijan) 28-3
  10. Denis Maher - 27 (Belarus) 8-0
  11. Jarrah Hussein Al-Silawi - 29 (Jordan) 18-3 Vs Magomed Umalatov (PFL) 1st July
  12. Vitaly Slipenko – 27 (Ukraine) 14-4
  13. Cezary Oleksiejczuk – 22 (Poland) 9-2
  14. Felix Klinkhammer - 29 (England) 8-0
  15. Baissangour Chamsoudinov – 20 (France) 4-0 (New entry)
  16. Ramazan Kuramagomedov - 24 (Russia) 10-0
  17. Mateusz Figlak - 26 (Poland) 7-1
  18. Saygid Izagakhmaev - 27 (Russia) 20-2
  19. Samandar Murodov - 22 (Tajikistan) 7-0
  20. Jesse Urholin - 33 (Finland) 8-0 Vs Madars Fleminas (Cage Warriors) 22nd July
  21. Amiran Godoladze - 24 (Georgia) 12-2 Vs Darrius Flowers (DWCS) 23rd August
  22. Alfonso Levya - 29 (Mexico) 5-0 Vs Daniel Reis (LFA) 8th July
  23. Adrian Bartosinski - 26 (Poland) 12-0
  24. Anuar Aburto – 24 (Mexico) 3-0
  25. Justin Burlinson - 25 (England) 7-2


Lightweight

  1. Mateusz Rebecki - 29 (Poland) 15-1 Vs Rodrigo Lidio (DWCS) 9th August
  2. Manoel Sousa - 25 (Brazil) 9-0
  3. Adam Masaev - 21 (Russia) 8-0
  4. Losene Keita - 24 (Senegal) 9-0
  5. Christian Lee - 23 (USA) 15-4
  6. Milson Castro - 31 (Brazil) 14-3
  7. Ismael Bonfim - 26 (Brazil) 17-3
  8. Sam Patterson - 25 (England) 9-1-1
  9. Yusuf Raisov - 26 (Russia) 19-2
  10. Roberto Satoshi Souza - 32 (Brazil) 14-1
  11. Rae Yoon Ok - 31 (South Korea) 16-3
  12. Cristian Perez - 22 (Mexico) 9-1
  13. Vasily Takhtay - 25 (Kazakhstan) 9-0
  14. Magomed Kabardiev – 27 (Kazakhstan) 8-0
  15. Charlie Campbell - 26 (USA) 6-1 Vs Chris Duncan (DWCS) 2nd August
  16. Saygid Arslanaliev - 27 (Turkey) 9-2
  17. Khalid Satuev – 27 (Russia) 11-0 (New entry)
  18. Chris Duncan - 29 (Scotland) 8-1 Vs Charlie Campbell (DWCS) 2nd August
  19. Iuri Lapicus - 26 (Moldova) 14-1
  20. Brendo Bispo - 28 (Brazil) 17-5
  21. George Hardwick - ? (England) 9-1 Vs Kyle Driscoll (Cage Warriors) 22nd July
  22. Jack Becker - 29 (Australia) 10-2
  23. Ali Abdulkhalikov - 28 (Russia) 10-1
  24. Alex Martinez - 28 (Paraguay) 10-2 Vs Olivier Aubin-Mercier (PFL) 5th August
  25. Mike Figlak - ? (Poland) 7-0 Vs Agy Sadari (Cage Warriors) 22nd July
 
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