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Limelight My big stupid hype trains thread.

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Fatima Kline

Country - USA
Weight Class - Strawweight
Age : 22
Promotion - Invicta
Team - Black Hole BJJ
Record : 3-0

Holy fuck this girl is impressive. I'd already been impressed with how easily she dealt with Sid Trillo but this was a step up in competition against more experienced TUF vet Laura Gallardo and she dealt with her with absolute ease.

First off she outwrestled the wrestler, just about every time Gallardo decided to try and clinch up with Kline, she ended up getting put on her back herself. Then there's the switch stance, good footwork movement, allowing her to create angles and get her striking going. Then she also dropped her showing she had power, all this to go with the black belt BJJ we already knew she had. Just an all round great performance from the regular Erin Blanchfield training partner who absolutely looks like the real deal to me.
 
Hellowhosthat said:
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Fatima Kline

Country - USA
Weight Class - Strawweight
Age : 22
Promotion - Invicta
Team - Black Hole BJJ
Record : 3-0

Holy fuck this girl is impressive. I'd already been impressed with how easily she dealt with Sid Trillo but this was a step up in competition against more experienced TUF vet Laura Gallardo and she dealt with her with absolute ease.

First off she outwrestled the wrestler, just about every time Gallardo decided to try and clinch up with Kline, she ended up getting put on her back herself. Then there's the switch stance, good footwork movement, allowing her to create angles and get her striking going. Then she also dropped her showing she had power, all this to go with the black belt BJJ we already knew she had. Just an all round great performance from the regular Erin Blanchfield training partner who absolutely looks like the real deal to me.
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Yeah I noticed Fatima Kline gave a solid performance in Invicta the other night. Patient, well rounded, comfortable everywhere.
 
Jordan Zebo joins the ranks of awful bums along with Rodtang
 
Hellowhosthat said:
This week is pretty busy, we've got

Invicta tonight

WBW - #8 Taneisha Tennant (33/USA/5-1) defends her title against UFC vet Talita Bernado (9-4)
WFLW - #9 Kristina Williams (33/USA/6-3) fights for the vacant belt against #19 Ketlen Souza (27/Brazil/12-3)
WBW - #13 Serena DeJesus (31/USA/5-2) Vs #17 Olga Rubin (33/Israel/7-3)
WBW - #8 FLW Claire Guthrie (28/USA/4-1) fights #15 Auttum Norton (28/USA/2-1)
SW - #11 Fatima Kline (22/USA/2-0) fights Laura Gallardo (Mexico/4-1)

ARES on Friday

MW - #1 WW Abdoul Abdouraguimov (27/France/15-1) fights for a 2nd belt against Rafal Haratyk (16-4-2)
WW - #7 Baissangour Chamsoudinov (21/France/5-0) fights Alexander Mikael (26/Brazil/9-0)
WFLW - #7 Alexandra Tekenah (France/2-1) fighs Levi Steedman (1-2)
WFLW - #6 Assia Miri (19/France/1-0) fights Fabiola Pidroni (29/Italy/4-0)
WW - Jordan Zebo (France/2-0) fights Caleb Nasicmento (Debut)

Octagon on Saturday

FLW - #3 Azat Maksum (27/Kazakhstan/15-0) fights Fabrico Nunez (25/Brazil/8-0)
WW - #19 Magomed Magomedov (Bahrain/10-0) fights Sanzar Azhibaev (24-9)
SW - #16 Sofia Bagashvili (23/Georgia/7-1) fights Aleksandra Toncheva (4-3-1)

KSW on Saturday

LHW - #10 Lukasz Sudolski (29/Poland/10-1) fights Kleber Silva (20-11)
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Octagon
 
Hellowhosthat said:
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Fatima Kline

Country - USA
Weight Class - Strawweight
Age : 22
Promotion - Invicta
Team - Black Hole BJJ
Record : 3-0

Holy fuck this girl is impressive. I'd already been impressed with how easily she dealt with Sid Trillo but this was a step up in competition against more experienced TUF vet Laura Gallardo and she dealt with her with absolute ease.

First off she outwrestled the wrestler, just about every time Gallardo decided to try and clinch up with Kline, she ended up getting put on her back herself. Then there's the switch stance, good footwork movement, allowing her to create angles and get her striking going. Then she also dropped her showing she had power, all this to go with the black belt BJJ we already knew she had. Just an all round great performance from the regular Erin Blanchfield training partner who absolutely looks like the real deal to me.
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So if you are interested Ignatiev got his opponent announced. Also Aronov is fighting at Brave card in Israel. And next month Lazy Prince, brother of Lazy King is going to make (amateur) mma debut.
 
Feniamin said:
So if you are interested Ignatiev got his opponent announced. Also Aronov is fighting at Brave card in Israel. And next month Lazy Prince, brother of Lazy King is going to make (amateur) mma debut.
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Is there some lazy Princesses that fights in the family too?
 
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Magomed Magomedov

Country - Bahrain
Weight Class - Welterweight
Age : 27
Promotion - Octagon
Team - KHK
Record : 11-0

My only real complaint with Magomed up to this point was that as dominant he'd been he hadn't really been getting finishes. He changed that at the weekend dismantling Sanjar Azhibaev with his wrestling and top control en route to a back take and finish. If he can continue to finish like this then he could start to attract the attention of the big leagues.



Also excellent weekend performances from Azat Maksum again who ragdolled and finished his opponent, Baki Chamsudinov who did the same without finish and of course the great comeback from Lazy King, but those guys are all established hype trains.
 
Updated rankings

Heavyweight


  1. Kirill Kornilov (31/Russia/14-1-1)
  2. Alikhan Vakhaev (29/Russia/12-2)
  3. Ben Tynan (28/Canada/3-0)
  4. Shamil Gaziev (31/Russia/9-0)
  5. Slim Trabelsi (30/Tunisia/5-0)
  6. Thomas Petersen (27/USA/7-1)
  7. Mukhamed Vakhaev (32/Russia/11-6-1)
  8. Eduardo Neves - (22/Brazil/6-1)
  9. Adam Bogatyrev (27/Russia/9-3)
  10. Vitor Resende (32/Brazil/4-0)
  11. Aleksandr Maslov (29/Russia/9-1)
  12. Alexander Soldatkin (29/Russia/13-3)
  13. Tsuyoshi Sudario (25/Japan/6-2)
  14. Grigoriy Ponomarev (27/Russia/5-2)
  15. Denzel Freeman (30/USA/3-0)
  16. Anton Vyazigin (29/Russia/15-4)
  17. Ricardo Prasel (32/Brazil/13-4)
  18. Yusup Shuaev (Russia/9-1-1)
  19. Robelis Despaigne (Cuba/1-0)
  20. Said-Magomed Gutaev (21/Russia/1-0) (New entry)
  21. Greg Velasco (29/USA/5-0)
  22. Jordan Heiderman (31/USA/6-0)
  23. Adam Palasz (32/Poland/8-1) (New entry)

Light Heavyweight


  1. Muslim Magomedov (27/Russia/12-0)
  2. Oumar Sy (France/7-0)
  3. Bruno Lopes (29/Brazil/11-0)
  4. Bogdan Gnidko (21/Ukraine/9-0)
  5. Elkhan Musaev (Russia/9-1)
  6. Rodolfo Bellato (26/Brazil/8-2)
  7. Diyar Nurgozhay (24/Kazakhstan/8-0)
  8. Abdulrakhman Yakhyaev (22/Turkey/4-0) (New entry)
  9. Yuri Panferov (26/Russia/5-0)
  10. Nasrudin Nasrudinov (31/Russia/10-2)
  11. Kerim Daudov (24/Kazakhstan/6-0)
  12. Ivan Erslan (31/Croatia/12-2)
  13. Igor Glazkov (23/Russia/7-0)
  14. Grigor Matevosyan (29/Armenia/11-3)
  15. Acacio Dos Santos (31/Brazil/14-5)
  16. Asylzhan Bakhytzhanuly (Kazakhstan/13-4-1)
  17. Nikolay Kovalenko (Russia/7-1)
  18. Uran Satybaldiev (Kyrgyzstan/5-1)
  19. Hasan Yousefi (29/Iran/8-5-1)
  20. Amirkhan Guliev (Russia/12-2)
  21. Lukasz Sudolski (29/Poland/10-2)
  22. Chuck Campbell (USA/5-2)
Middleweight


  1. Vladimir Mineev (32/Russia/16-1-1)
  2. Murtaza Talha Ali (Bahrain/6-0)
  3. Magomedrasul Gasanov (Russia/18-2)
  4. Lucas Fernando (25/Brazil/8-1)
  5. Eli Aronov (26/Israel/6-0)
  6. Salamu Abdurakhmanov (Russia/14-1)
  7. Mariusz Ksiazkiewicz (32/Canada/10-2)
  8. Matej Penaz (25/Czechia/6-1)
  9. Azamat Bekoev (26/Russia/14-3)
  10. Boris Medvedev (Russia/15-2)
  11. Will Currie (24/England/9-2)
  12. In Soo Hwang (South Korea/6-1)
  13. Djati Melan (Senegal/8-1)
  14. Faridun Odilov (30/Tajikistan/14-2-2)
  15. Dylan Budka (22/USA/5-1)
  16. Florian Aberger (Austria/9-0)
  17. Chad Hanekom (South Africa/9-2)
  18. Vladimir Vasiliyev (23/Russia/10-2-1)
  19. Vladislav Yankovskiy (Belarus/9-1)
  20. Mario Sousa (26/Brazil/15-3)
  21. Ozzy Diaz (32/USA/7-2)
  22. Ivan Valenzuela (30/Mexico/8-2)
  23. Vlasto Cepo (27/Serbia/11-2) (New entry)
  24. Cezary Kesik (32/Poland/13-3)
  25. Naglis Kanisauskas (22/Lithuania/5-2) (New entry)

Welterweight


  1. Abdoul Abdouraguimov (27/France/16-1)
  2. Cezary Oleksiejczuk (22/Poland/10-2)
  3. Samandar Murodov (23/Tajikistan/8-0)
  4. Baissangour Chamsoudinov (21/France/6-0)
  5. Vitaly Slipenko (27/Ukraine/16-4)
  6. Tahir Abdullaev (25/Azerbaijan/14-2)
  7. Shamil Musaev (28/Russia/15-0-1)
  8. Shakhban Alkhasov (25/Russia/7-0)
  9. Felix Klinkhammer (29/Germany/8-0)
  10. Kaleb Rideout (25/Australia/7-2)
  11. Magomed Magomedov (27/Bahrain/11-0)
  12. Ramazan Kuramagomedov (Russia/10-0)
  13. Isaac Moreno (25/USA/4-0)
  14. Adrian Bartosinski (27/Poland/13-0)
  15. Islam Dulatov (24/Germany/7-1)
  16. Kamal Magomedov (30/Russia/10-0)
  17. Ilyas Khamzin (31/Russia/11-2)
  18. Rolando Bedoya (Peru/14-1)
  19. Ray Waters (USA/3-0)
  20. Denis Maher (28/Belarus/8-1)
  21. Alfonso Leyva (29/Mexico/6-1)
  22. Kaik Brito (25/Brazil/16-4)
  23. Justin Burlinson (25/England/7-2)
  24. Mateusz Figlak (Poland/7-2)
  25. Vadim Kutsy (31/Belarus/17-1)

Lightweight


  1. Adam Masaev (22/Russia/9-0)
  2. Magomed Kabardiev (27/Kazakhstan/9-0)
  3. Losene Keita (24/Senegal/9-0)
  4. Roberto Satoshi Souza (33/Brazil/14-1)
  5. Milson Castro (29/Brazil/14-3)
  6. Cristian Perez (23/Mexico/11-1)
  7. Yusuf Raisov (27/Russia/19-3)
  8. Vasiliy Takhtay (Kazakhstan/9-0)
  9. Khalid Satuev (28/Russia/12-0)
  10. Charlie Campbell (27/USA/6-2)
  11. George Hardwick (26/England/11-1)
  12. Jean-Paul Lebosnoyani (23/USA/5-1)
  13. Yann Liasse (Luxembourg/9-1)
  14. Samat Mamedov (Kazakhstan) 4-0)
  15. Jose Ferreira (24/Chile/10-0)
  16. Brendo Bispo (29/Brazil/17-5)
  17. Jack Becker (29/Australia/10-3)
  18. Tom Nolan (22/Australia/4-0)
  19. Luiz Gustavo (26/Brazil/12-2)
  20. Adam Cullen (24/England/6-0)
  21. Dylan Salvador (29/France/5-1)
  22. Lee Hammond (26/Ireland/5-0)
  23. Predrag Bogdanovic (Serbia/14-0)
  24. Angel Alvarez (27/Cuba/5-1) (New entry)
  25. Lucas Clay (27/USA/9-2)
 
Featherweight


  1. Salahdine Parnasse (25/France/17-1)
  2. Islam Omarov (25/Russia/12-0)
  3. Alikhan Suleymanov (19/Russia/15-3)
  4. Paul Hughes (Northern Ireland/9-1)
  5. Bibert Tumenov (25/Russia/12-2)
  6. Jose Delano (26/Brazil/12-2)
  7. Tae Kyun Kim (South Korea/9-1)
  8. Wellington Prado (23/Brazil/13-2)
  9. Gabriel Santos (26/Brazil/9-0
  10. Evgeniy Ignatiev (27/Russia/19-2-2)
  11. Ilkhom Nazimov (27/Uzbekistan/9-2)
  12. Anzor Chalaev (27/Russia/6-0)
  13. Bruno Fontes (27/Brazil/6-0)
  14. Marcio Barbosa (24/Brazil/13-2)
  15. Andrey Goncharov (25/Russia/16-4)
  16. Diego Lopes (27/Brazil/21-5)
  17. Mukhamed Eminov (Russia/18-1)
  18. Dawid Smielkowski (27/Poland/10-0)
  19. Hyder Amil (32/USA/7-0)
  20. Jordan Vucenic (26/England/9-2)
  21. Patryk Kaczmarczyk (24/Poland/9-2)
  22. Hae Jin Park (30/South Korea/9-2)
  23. Luke Riley (23/England/5-0)
  24. Georgy Shakhururamazanov (Russia/12-1)
  25. Canaan Kawaihae (25/USA/7-2)

Bantamweight


  1. Rustam Kerimov (30/Russia/17-0)
  2. Renat Khavalov (24/Russia/7-0)
  3. Felipe Lima (24/Brazil/11-1)
  4. Austin Bashi (21/USA/8-0)
  5. Khuseyn Shaykhaev (25/Russia/12-0)
  6. Jean Matsumoto (Brazil/12-0)
  7. Muin Gafurov (26/Tajikistan/18-4)
  8. Vinicius De Oliveira (27/Brazil/17-3)
  9. Mehdi Baidulaev (25/Russia/14-2)
  10. Fernando Laurenco (28/Brazil/16-3)
  11. Herbeth Sousa (28/Brazil/15-2)
  12. Otar Tanzilov (24/Georgia/9-0)
  13. Nicholas Hwende (Zimbabwe/5-0)
  14. Kai Asakura (29/Japan/19-4)
  15. Jakub Wiklacz (26/Poland/14-3-1)
  16. Levi Mowles (27/USA/16-4)
  17. Kevin Cordero (23/Spain/14-3)
  18. Mitch McKee (25/USA/4-0)
  19. Sebastian Przybysz (29/Poland/10-3)
  20. Max Holzer (20/Germany/5-0)
  21. Bernardo Sopai (22/Albania/9-2)
  22. Rickson Thai Zenidim (23/Brazil/13-0)
  23. Yanis Ghemmouri (27/France/11-1)
  24. Caolan Loughran (23/Ireland/7-0)
  25. Nkosi Ndebele (South Africa/6-1)

Flyweight


  1. Azat Maksum (27/Kazakhstan/16-0)
  2. Igor Da Silva (19/Brazil/7-0)
  3. Azamat Kerefov (Russia/16-0)
  4. Jaret Betancourt (24/USA/4-0)
  5. Makoto Takahashi (22/Japan/15-1-1)
  6. Joshua Van (21/Myanmar/7-1)
  7. Asu Almabaev (28/Kazakhstan/17-2)
  8. Kurban Gadzhiev (Russia/18-3)
  9. Murad Magomedov (Russia/12-0)
  10. Davi Costa (Brazil/14-3)
  11. Tony Laramie (23/Canada/6-2)
  12. Imran Bukuev (26/Russia/14-2)
  13. Alibi Idiris (27/Kazakhstan/7-0)
  14. Jung Hyun Lee (20/South Korea/8-0)
  15. Dias Erengaipov (27/Kazakhstan/13-3)
  16. Andres Luna Martinetti (27/Ecuador/12-1)
  17. Abdula Aliev (26/Russia/11-1)
  18. Joao Elias (27/Brazil/17-4-1)
  19. Eduardo Henrique (27/Brazil/10-2)
  20. Oleksii Kryvets (25/Ukraine/6-0)
  21. Christian Natividad (USA/5-0)
  22. Mitch Raposo (24/USA/7-1)
  23. Aren Akopyan (29/Russia/13-3-1)
  24. Luis Gurule (29/USA/4-0)
  25. Felipe Dos Santos (22/Brazil/7-0)

Women's Bantamweight plus


  1. Melissa Dixon (31/England/5-0)
  2. Darya Zheleznyakova (26/Russia/7-1)
  3. Lucia Szabova (24/Slovakia/6-0)
  4. Jasmine Favero (22/Italy/2-0)
  5. Evelyn Martins (20/Brazil/2-0)
  6. Firuza Sharipova (28/Kazakhstan/2-0)
  7. Jacqueline Cavalcanti (25/Portugal/4-1)
  8. Taneisha Tennant (33/USA/5-2)
  9. Mafalda Carmona (21/Portugal/4-2)
  10. Lisa Verzosa (27/USA/6-2)
  11. Hope Chase (24/USA/3-1)
  12. Olga Rubin (33/Israel/8-3)
  13. Melissa Croden (30/Canada/4-1)
  14. Luana Santos (22/Brazil/4-1)
  15. Karolina Sobek (23/Poland/4-0)
  16. Alexia Thainara (25/Brazil/7-1)
  17. Serena DeJesus (30/USA/5-3)
  18. Auttumn Norton (28/USA/2-2)
  19. Meruert Ibraeva (22/Kazakhstan/3-1)

Women's Flyweight


  1. Jamey Lyn Horth (32/Canada/5-0)
  2. Stephanie Geltmacher (32/USA/5-1)
  3. Ivana Petrovic (27/Norway/5-0)
  4. Ketlen Souza (27/Brazil/13-3)
  5. Melissa Amaya (27/USA/5-0)
  6. Qihui Yan (26/China/22-4)
  7. Alexandra Tekenah (France/3-1)
  8. Claire Guthrie (27/USA/5-1)
  9. Paula Cristina (27/Brazil/6-1)
  10. Kristina Williams (33/USA/6-4)
  11. Thaiany Lopes (21/Brazil/4-0)
  12. Assia Miri (19/France/1-1)
  13. Nayara Maia (32/Brazil/7-1-1)
  14. Karoline Martins (25/Brazil/9-5)
  15. Veronika Borisova (21/Russia/4-0)
  16. Liana Pirosin (29/Brazil/8-5)
  17. Kaytlin Neil (30/USA/6-4)
  18. Lucrezia Ria (30/Italy/8-4)
  19. Daiana Torquato (32/Brazil/11-6)
Strawweight minus


  1. Josefine Knutsson (26/Sweden/4-0)
  2. Fatima Kline (22/USA/3-0)
  3. Maria Silva (27/Brazil/8-1)
  4. Valesca Machado (27/Brazil/12-3)
  5. Giovanna Canuto (19/Brazil/4-0)
  6. Seika Izawa (25/Japan/9-0)
  7. Ewelina Wozniak (29/Poland/7-1)
  8. Julia Polastri (24/Brazil/10-3)
  9. Sveltana Gotsyk (26/Ukraine/13-5)
  10. Hannah Rokala (25/USA/1-0)
  11. Jessica Delboni (29/Brazil/12-4)
  12. Rose Conceicao (25/Brazil/6-0)
  13. Tani Torres (Mexico/5-0)
  14. Yasmin Castanho (26/Brazil/5-1)
  15. Saray Orozco (31/Mexico/7-5)
  16. Brenda Gottig (31/Argentina/6-0)
  17. Sofia Bagishvili (23/Georgia/7-2)
  18. Karolina Wojcik (28/Poland/10-3)
  19. Fabiola Pidroni (29/Italy/5-0) (New entry)
  20. Marnic Mann (29/USA/5-1)
  21. Anastasia Svetkivska (25/Ukraine/2-2)
  22. Talita Alencar (32/Brazil/3-0)
  23. Ediana Silva (21/Brazil/12-3)
  24. Loveth Young (33/USA/3-2-1)
  25. Rayanne Amanda (27/Brazil/12-6)
 



Rolando Bedoya signs for the UFC. Fellow Peruvian James Llontop takes his place in the 170 rankings.
 
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Magomed Magomedov

Country - Bahrain
Weight Class - Welterweight
Age : 27
Promotion - Octagon
Team - KHK
Record : 11-0

My only real complaint with Magomed up to this point was that as dominant he'd been he hadn't really been getting finishes. He changed that at the weekend dismantling Sanjar Azhibaev with his wrestling and top control en route to a back take and finish. If he can continue to finish like this then he could start to attract the attention of the big leagues.



Also excellent weekend performances from Azat Maksum again who ragdolled and finished his opponent, Baki Chamsudinov who did the same without finish and of course the great comeback from Lazy King, but those guys are all established hype trains.
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Another Magomed Magomedov? LMAO. BTW i was impressed by Rafal Haratyk. He executed a great game plan, didnt shy away from engaging the Lazy King, and beat him up for the majority of the fight. He was 30 seconds away from beating the Lazy King and tbh he kind of deserves the W.
 
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Another Magomed Magomedov? LMAO. BTW i was impressed by Rafal Haratyk. He executed a great game plan, didnt shy away from engaging the Lazy King, and beat him up for the majority of the fight. He was 30 seconds away from beating the Lazy King and tbh he kind of deserves the W.
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Yeah he did really well, I had him in the rankings somewhere until he aged out of them.
 
Anyone that catches your eye from this week's PFL show? Reckon Barbosa could develop into something interesting depending on how dedicated he is to MMA.

On paper it seemed like Babulaidze will be a toughie but looking further into it I could see an early finish for the BJJ guy. Don't think Itso's TDD will hold out for very long.
 
Thesnake101 said:
Anyone that catches your eye from this week's PFL show? Reckon Barbosa could develop into something interesting depending on how dedicated he is to MMA.

On paper it seemed like Babulaidze will be a toughie but looking further into it I could see an early finish for the BJJ guy. Don't think Itso's TDD will hold out for very long.
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Ottoni is good, nice and violent. I think he's the only one really, Lucas Hulk is kinda starting late.
 
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