🆕 KAMPPAILULAJIEN UUTISLINKIT 🆕

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Randy Vs Bones, kiitos. Jones vois alottaa tuosta sukupolvenvaihdoksen lyömällä papan niin pahasti pihalle että tajuaa jäädä eläkkeelle. :E Voittaja olis seuraava contender (siis Evanssin jälkeen).

e. HAH! Kuinka moni luki "sukupuolenvaihdoksen" sukupolvenvaihdoksen sijasta? =)=)=)
 
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savucha sanoi:
e. HAH! Kuinka moni luki "sukupuolenvaihdoksen" sukupolvenvaihdoksen sijasta? =)=)=)
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Minä ainakin. :D Olin kyllä vähän että WTF...
 
Mur-Mur sanoi:
Se olisi kyllä hieno päivä kun Nelson mestaruuden veisi. Lesnar tajuttomana kentässä ja Roy hieroo mahaa häkin kaiteella.
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Tätä päivää itsekkin odotan ja toivon. Olisi siinä DW:llä ihmettelemistä.
 
Nogueira haluaisi seuraavaksi vastaansa Crocopin tai Mirrin ja Crocop haluaisi otella taas Nogueiraa vastaan uudestaan, joten voisko olla Nog vs Crocop 2 tulevaisuudessa?
 
long-john sanoi:
Nogueira haluaisi seuraavaksi vastaansa Crocopin tai Mirrin ja Crocop haluaisi otella taas Nogueiraa vastaan uudestaan, joten voisko olla Nog vs Crocop 2 tulevaisuudessa?
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Itse mä oisin tähän paikkaan laittanut uusinnan Mirin ja Nogin välille, mutta kyllä tuo Nogi vs Cro Cop 2 kelpaisi myös.
 
Jaha, M-1sellä laskettiin sen varaan ettei fedor häviä, nyt on sit niin sanotusti ilmeisesti paniikki päällä..

Ten days after Fedor Emelianenko lost to Fabricio Werdum, Fedor's promotional organization M-1 Global is in disarray as it attempts to adjust to a world in which Fedor is no
longer considered the best fighter in MMA.

Specifically, sources with knowledge of the situation say M-1 Global
has closed its head office in the Netherlands, that some of M-1's
investors have already cut ties with the organization, that officials
within M-1 know they've lost most of their negotiating power, and that
overall, according to one source, the people at M-1 are "panicking."

Some details:
Netherlands office: Although M-1 Global was widely perceived in the United States as a Russian company because of its
close ties to Fedor, it actually considered its office in the
Netherlands to be the global headquarters. But that's not the case
anymore, as the Netherlands office has ceased to exist. M-1 Global
knows it can't count on as much income from Fedor in the future as it
could in the past, and closing the Netherlands office was a
cost-cutting move. As mixfight.nl first reported,
the employees of M -1 Netherlands no longer work with the organization,
although it's not clear what will happen to Dutch fighters with M-1
contracts.

Losing investors: During Fedor's reign as the sport's heavyweight king, M-1 Global had some wealthy businessmen it could
count on when it needed an infusion of cash. Basically, these were
businessmen who were willing to lose money on an investment in M-1 just
because they liked being associated with the toughest man in the world.
But Fedor no longer has that allure, and as a result those investors
have signaled to M-1 that they won't be infusing any more cash in the
promotion.

Contract negotiations: For the last couple of years, M-1's negotiating stance has been, essentially, "We've got Fedor, and
the only way you can get him is to give in to all of our demands. Take
it or leave it." That worked with both Affliction and Strikeforce,
because both desperately wanted the man who was generally recognized as
the heavyweight champion of mixed martial arts. But now that Fedor
isn't at the top of the sport anymore, the "take it or leave it" stance
simply won't work. M-1 Global and Fedor had a three-fight contract with
Strikeforce, and after the first fight, against Brett Rogers, M-1 went
to Strikeforce and demanded some additional concessions before booking
the second fight. If Fedor had beaten Werdum, you can bet more
concessions would have been made to get Fedor into the third fight of
his deal. Now, if anything, it's going to be Strikeforce demanding that
M-1 make concessions before a third fight can get booked.

Panic: Fedor never viewed himself as unbeatable, but the people around him were banking on him continuing to win every
single fight for years to come -- and they didn't have much of a backup
plan in case he lost. Now that he has lost, the people around Fedor are
panicking. Fedor himself wants to get back to the business of fighting,
but the rest of the people at M-1 Global don't know if they have a
business to get back to.

http://ravagefistmma.com/profiles/blogs/m1-global-closes-head
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Arvasin että joku tuon uutisen tänne laittaa, mutta unohtaa päivitetyn osan tekstistä:

.That article is 100% made up. There is not an ounce of truth to it. There is no panic, Fedor retains his status in the sport (financially and in terms of perspective). To believe any different is to be out of touch with the business reality of MMA (or any other sport for that matter). The head office in Holland is here and isn't going anywhere anytime soon. As are the offices in Russia, Ukraine, US and the affiliates in Asia. M-1 remains healthy and has the same leadership and investors as it has had since 1997 (making it pretty much the longest running promotion out there). We're looking forward to promoting the Selection finals in Moscow on the 22nd and the Semis in AC on August the 7th. Challenge will take place in the fall."

Mutta tosiaan eihän sitä koskaan tiedä mitä tulevaisuus tuo tullessaan.
 
long-john sanoi:
Arvasin että joku tuon uutisen tänne laittaa, mutta unohtaa päivitetyn osan tekstistä:

.That article is 100% made up. There is not an ounce of truth to it. There is no panic, Fedor retains his status in the sport (financially and in terms of perspective). To believe any different is to be out of touch with the business reality of MMA (or any other sport for that matter). The head office in Holland is here and isn't going anywhere anytime soon. As are the offices in Russia, Ukraine, US and the affiliates in Asia. M-1 remains healthy and has the same leadership and investors as it has had since 1997 (making it pretty much the longest running promotion out there). We're looking forward to promoting the Selection finals in Moscow on the 22nd and the Semis in AC on August the 7th. Challenge will take place in the fall."

Mutta tosiaan eihän sitä koskaan tiedä mitä tulevaisuus tuo tullessaan.
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Voisit kyllä skarpata lähdelinkkien laittamisessa, missä noin lukee?
 
Paikka mistä tuon uutisen repäisin aiheutti keskustelua se että silloin kun UFC osti Priden niin Jerry Millen juoksi ympäri maailmaa kuuluttamassa ettei mitään hätää ole eikä tälläistä kauppaa ole tehty eikä tehdä.. Kohtahan tuon näkee miten käy, mutta en hirveästi anna painoa Evgenin kieltelylle, mies tottakai kieltää tämän kävi miten kävi.. Viimeiseen asti.
 
Tässä vielä Bloodyelbowin päivitys aamuyöltä, tukee teoriaa ettei tässä kaikki ole niinkuin vakuuteltiin, toimisto siis on vielä "auki", muttei siellä ole muita töissä kuin evgeni.

Kogan acknowledged that four employees of the promotion's Netherlands office have been "made redundant" in a "restructuring" of the company that took place over the last 10 days, but Kogan claims it's pure coincidence that M-1 chose to restructure after Emelianenko's loss. He said he himself is still at the Netherlands office, but he refused to name any other employees who remain there.

Despite Kogan's denials, one of the original sources has reiterated that in the days following Fedor's loss, Kogan told multiple employees of M-1's Netherlands office that they are losing their jobs because the office is closing. Told that Kogan had denied the original story, the source said Kogan was "lying."

Kogan declined to answer any questions about the status of the office, such as whether M-1 owns or leases the office space and whether the promotion has given a landlord notice of intent to move out or taken any steps toward selling the office. Kogan said he couldn't provide any details because it would be unfair to the employees who were recently let go.

"It's an internal matter," Kogan said. "The same thing as I wouldn't ask you what's going on in your office."

Kogan says M-1 Global cutting jobs in the wake of its highest-profile fighter losing his status as the sport's top heavyweight should not be construed as a sign that Fedor's loss hurt M-1's bottom line.

"We've restructured," he said. "It has nothing to do with Fedor's loss. ... What happened on June 26 doesn't affect M-1 as an organization."
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Ja Bloodyelbowin toimittajan kommentit vielä loppuun.
http://www.bloodyelbow.com/2010/7/6/1555614/m-1-global-collapse-and-panic
I'm hearing from other sources that much, if not all, of what MDS is reporting is accurate. I haven't been able to independently verify it myself, but MDS is a first-rate journalist. I take his reporting very seriously.

From afar, I won't say that this reporting sounds remarkably different than the slow atrophy of WAMMA. And after losing such a great deal of leveraging power (it's also become increasingly clear that, say, relative to the cost of Gina Carano and the ratings she delivers, Fedor's ROI is dubious), I can't say a "restructuring" isn't unnecessary.
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EDIT: samaan aikaan näköjään nortin kanssa törmättiin tuohon.
 
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