Unsigned Heavyweights - Thread Two

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Lorenzo Hood might deserve a mention. Has a loss to Blaydes via TKO(doctor Stoppage) and a loss to Mario Miranda 5 years ago at middleweight. Blaydes is a tough Heavyweight to come back and fight after years off, let alone at heavyweight. He's really gained mass and has eight first round knockouts.
 
Andreas Spang (8-3) returns to the cage to face J.A. Dudley (7-15) at Matrix Fights 9 on December 5th.
 
i enjoyed his stint in bellator, dig him in general, but wow thats a big jump.
 
Arjan Bhullar def. Adam Santos via TKO (Strikes) at 2:29 of Round 3

Arjan's stats were 5'9 and 233 pounds, which leads me to believe he will be pursuing LHW very soon.
 
Arjan Bhullar def. Adam Santos via TKO (Strikes) at 2:29 of Round 3

Arjan's stats were 5'9 and 233 pounds, which leads me to believe he will be pursuing LHW very soon.

Isnt Santos a good BJJ guy?
Good win for a debuting HW with his credentials.
 
Isnt Santos a good BJJ guy?
Good win for a debuting HW with his credentials.

Very good. He's a second degree black belt.

Arjan looked like he could make 205 and be a small LHW though, so I think he settles at that weight class sooner rather than later. He could probably be a big 185'er if he cut.
 
RIP Guram. I have three fighters to profile now pending results from the next month of fights. Once this month is done, I will be down to 30 fighters with none in queue for the first time since I started this list. Heavyweights are being picked up quicker lately.
 
RIP Guram. I have three fighters to profile now pending results from the next month of fights. Once this month is done, I will be down to 30 fighters with none in queue for the first time since I started this list. Heavyweights are being picked up quicker lately.

Maybe you should let Guram keep his place for a little while to honor his memory, really sucks that he's gone... I still had hope that the guy could accomplish some good things in the sport. He was only 28 which is still very young for a heavyweight.
 
Maybe you should let Guram keep his place for a little while to honor his memory, really sucks that he's gone... I still had hope that the guy could accomplish some good things in the sport. He was only 28 which is still very young for a heavyweight.

I'm going to do a dedication at the beginning of the main post for him I believe. It's only fitting since he was the first top heavyweight prospect of the modern era of prospect scouting.
 
I'm going to do a dedication at the beginning of the main post for him I believe. It's only fitting since he was the first top heavyweight prospect of the modern era of prospect scouting.

That's really nice.. I'm being honest when I say this, not just trying to be nice due to the recent tragic events, but I believe he would have eventually turned into a solid world rated heavyweight once he put the pieces together. Bigger loss than the MMA world realizes, R.I.P.
 
That's really nice.. I'm being honest when I say this, not just trying to be nice due to the recent tragic events, but I believe he would have eventually turned into a solid world rated heavyweight once he put the pieces together. Bigger loss than the MMA world realizes, R.I.P.

Yeah, dude had serious talent. Was a shock when I read the news today.
RIP Guram.
 
That's really nice.. I'm being honest when I say this, not just trying to be nice due to the recent tragic events, but I believe he would have eventually turned into a solid world rated heavyweight once he put the pieces together. Bigger loss than the MMA world realizes, R.I.P.

He stuck around in my top 20 for years, which is really saying something. When I first did my profiles in late 2011, he was at the top of my list, and stayed there until his losses. Absolutely tragic.
 
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