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Mixed rules:boxing/mma/muay thai.
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This is getting a bit too close to Fight Circus. Holzken is a bit washed up, but there's still no way Sexyama makes it to round 3 unless Nieky lets him.
Mixed rules:boxing/mma/muay thai.
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I saw only that Ismailov is signed to ACA and is scheduled to fight at event at March 9.@Feniamin I saw Anatoly Tokov is scheduled to fight Ismailov in ACA, is he done with Bellator and now with ACA or just a one off?
I saw only that Ismailov is signed to ACA and is scheduled to fight at event at March 9.
Is it unusual for Rizin to try to get fighters into the UFC? If so, what makes this time special?
They did the same for JiriIs it unusual for Rizin to try to get fighters into the UFC? If so, what makes this time special?
It isn't really out of the ordinary for them. They're legitimately for the Japanese people, the few pieces of international exposure they've received were all low risk. Having Floyd on their cards, their normal events that would have gone on without him and have been fine. The Floyd fights on the cards he was on weren't available to the States, so those fights weren't for us. Or having Bellator co-promote their shows, in Saitama. Those were situations where they simply brought in international talents to put on a show for their Japanese viewership, but also basically low risk Western exposure, bc of Bellator's deal with Showtime, at the time. The only card they've put on outside of Japan, that was only bc they didnt foot the bill.Is it unusual for Rizin to try to get fighters into the UFC? If so, what makes this time special?
Interesting. So, in certain cases they look towards what's best for a fighter's career?They did the same for Jiri
Ya. with Jiri he said he couldn't bring in enough quality opponents to keep him busy so it was for his best to move on. I think he got Bellator and UFC involved.Interesting. So, in certain cases they look towards what's best for a fighter's career?