Who is Kevin McGeary and what are his notable achievements. How did his experiences in China shape his writing career. What inspired McGeary to write “The Naked Wedding”. How does McGeary balance his literary pursuits with his athletic career.
Kevin McGeary’s Journey: From China to Penn Lacrosse
Kevin McGeary’s life is a fascinating blend of cultural experiences and athletic prowess. His journey from a writer in Shenzhen to a standout lacrosse player at the University of Pennsylvania showcases his diverse talents and adaptability.
Early Years in China
McGeary spent several years working in Shenzhen and Shunde, immersing himself in Chinese culture and society. This experience would later prove instrumental in shaping his literary career.
- Worked in Shenzhen from 2009 to 2013
- Translated stories for The Nanfang and Shenzhen Daily
- Gained insights into the lives of ordinary Shenzheners
The Birth of “The Naked Wedding”
At the age of 30, McGeary decided to pursue his dream of becoming a published author. His experiences in China provided the perfect backdrop for his collection of short stories, “The Naked Wedding”.
Inspiration Behind the Book
McGeary drew inspiration from the real-life experiences of people in Shenzhen, aiming to demystify China and present a more nuanced view of life in the rapidly growing city.
- Stories set during McGeary’s time in Shenzhen (2009-2013)
- Influenced by works like “Factory Girls” by Leslie Chang
- Aimed to capture the essence of Shenzhen as a frontier of China’s economic miracle
Challenges and Triumphs
How long did it take McGeary to get his first story published? The journey from initial drafts to publication was a lengthy one. McGeary began working on the book in February 2014, but it wasn’t until August 2017 that he received his first acceptance letter for the titular story, “The Naked Wedding”.
Themes and Stories in “The Naked Wedding”
McGeary’s book offers a unique perspective on life in Shenzhen, focusing on the experiences of ordinary people amidst extraordinary circumstances.
Notable Stories
- “The Naked Wedding” – A tale of female friendship tested by Shenzhen’s economic boom
- “Shuang” – A compilation of seven sensational stories inspired by real events
- “The Disposable” – Narrated by an iPhone reincarnated from a Foxconn worker, highlighting the darker side of technological progress
Unique Perspective on Shenzhen
What sets McGeary’s stories apart from other writings about Shenzhen? Unlike macro-level analyses, McGeary’s stories focus on the day-to-day lives of ordinary people, offering a more intimate and relatable portrayal of life in the city.
From Writer to Athlete: McGeary’s Lacrosse Career at Penn
While pursuing his literary ambitions, McGeary also excelled in athletics, particularly in lacrosse at the University of Pennsylvania.
Why Penn?
Initially hesitant due to its proximity to his home, McGeary ultimately chose Penn for its strong lacrosse program and team camaraderie.
- Class of 2018
- Position: Midfield
- Attracted by the closeness of the team
Balancing Literature and Sports
How does McGeary manage to excel in both writing and athletics? His ability to balance these two seemingly disparate pursuits showcases his versatility and dedication.
Transferable Skills
The discipline and perseverance required in sports likely contribute to McGeary’s success as a writer, while his creative mindset may offer unique perspectives on the lacrosse field.
Future Projects and Aspirations
McGeary continues to pursue his passion for writing alongside his athletic career.
Upcoming Novel
What is McGeary working on next? He is currently 50,000 words into a novel set in a fictional Asian city, inspired by Shenzhen but allowing for greater artistic liberty.
The Impact of McGeary’s Work
McGeary’s unique blend of experiences in China and his athletic career at Penn contribute to a fresh perspective in both his writing and sports performance.
Literary Contributions
How does McGeary’s work contribute to the understanding of modern China? By focusing on the lives of ordinary people in Shenzhen, McGeary offers readers a more nuanced and human-centric view of China’s rapid development.
Athletic Achievements
While specific details of McGeary’s lacrosse performance are not provided, his position as a midfield player for a prestigious university team like Penn suggests a high level of skill and dedication to the sport.
Kevin McGeary’s journey from a writer in Shenzhen to a published author and lacrosse player at the University of Pennsylvania is a testament to his diverse talents and adaptability. His unique experiences have shaped both his literary works and his approach to athletics, offering fresh perspectives in both fields.
Through “The Naked Wedding” and his ongoing novel, McGeary continues to bridge the gap between Eastern and Western cultures, providing readers with intimate portrayals of life in modern China. Meanwhile, his commitment to lacrosse at Penn demonstrates his ability to excel in multiple arenas.
As McGeary continues to develop both his writing and athletic careers, it will be interesting to see how these two aspects of his life continue to influence and complement each other. His unique blend of cultural insights, literary talent, and athletic prowess make him a multifaceted individual worth following in both the literary and sports worlds.
The success of “The Naked Wedding” and McGeary’s ongoing work on a new novel suggest that he has found a valuable niche in storytelling about modern China. By focusing on the lives of ordinary people in extraordinary circumstances, he offers a fresh perspective that goes beyond the typical macro-level analyses of China’s economic rise.
In the world of lacrosse, McGeary’s position as a midfield player for Penn’s team highlights the importance of versatility and adaptability – skills that likely serve him well in his writing career as well. The discipline and teamwork required in collegiate sports may also contribute to his ability to tackle long-term projects like novel writing.
McGeary’s story serves as an inspiration for those looking to pursue multiple passions. His ability to balance a demanding athletic career with a burgeoning writing career demonstrates that with dedication and time management, it’s possible to excel in seemingly disparate fields.
As McGeary continues to develop as both a writer and an athlete, his unique background and experiences are likely to inform his work in both areas. His stories may be enriched by the discipline and team dynamics he experiences in lacrosse, while his writing skills may help him approach the game with a more strategic and creative mindset.
The intersection of cultures in McGeary’s life – from his immersion in Chinese society to his experiences as a student-athlete at an American university – provides a rich tapestry of experiences from which to draw inspiration. This cultural fluency is likely to be a valuable asset in both his writing and his interactions with teammates from diverse backgrounds.
Looking ahead, it will be interesting to see how McGeary’s career evolves. Will he continue to balance writing and athletics, or will one eventually take precedence? Will his future works continue to focus on China, or will he expand to explore other cultures and settings? Regardless of the path he chooses, McGeary’s unique blend of experiences and talents position him as a compelling figure to watch in both the literary and athletic worlds.
McGeary’s journey also highlights the value of stepping out of one’s comfort zone. His decision to work in Shenzhen, despite initial hesitations about living in China, ultimately provided the inspiration for his book. Similarly, his choice to attend Penn for lacrosse, despite its proximity to his home, opened up new opportunities for growth and success.
The success of “The Naked Wedding” and the positive reception of stories like “Shuang” demonstrate the appetite for nuanced, human-centric stories about life in modern China. As China continues to play an increasingly important role on the global stage, voices like McGeary’s that can bridge cultural gaps and provide insight into everyday life in Chinese cities are likely to become even more valuable.
In the realm of sports, McGeary’s story serves as a reminder that athletes are often multi-dimensional individuals with interests and talents that extend far beyond the playing field. His ability to excel in both writing and lacrosse challenges the stereotype of the one-dimensional athlete and showcases the potential for sports to coexist with and even enhance other pursuits.
As McGeary continues to write and compete, his unique perspective as both an insider and outsider in multiple worlds – Chinese and American, literary and athletic – is likely to inform his work in interesting ways. His ability to navigate these different spheres may well be his greatest strength, allowing him to draw connections and insights that others might miss.
Whether he’s crafting stories about life in Shenzhen or strategizing on the lacrosse field, Kevin McGeary’s diverse experiences and talents make him a unique voice in both the literary and athletic worlds. As he continues to develop in both areas, he serves as an inspiring example of how diverse interests and experiences can enrich one’s life and work in unexpected ways.
Kevin McGeary on His New Book ‘The Naked Wedding’ – Thatsmags.com
Spotlight is a regular series where we feature a prominent person in the creative scene.
Kevin McGeary always wanted to be a published author. After spending several years working in Shenzhen and Shunde, he decided to put pen to paper and published The Naked Wedding earlier this year. McGeary had come across dozens of stories about ordinary people in Shenzhen that never really made news outside of the Middle Kingdom. So, he put together a collection of fictional short stories inspired by the real-life experiences of Shenzheners.
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Below, McGeary shares with That’s the inspiration behind his book and characters.
What prompted you to write The Naked Wedding?
Around the same time I was starting a new job in Shunde, I was turning 30 and decided I’m at my best when I’m single-mindedly working toward something audacious. I wanted to become a published author, but I had no idea how to be a story writer. When I first jotted down some early drafts, I realized this would be a long haul.
Most of the characters I write about are from stories I translated at The Nanfang and Shenzhen Daily.
I used to travel to Shenzhen most weekends when I lived in Shunde to get a sense of the place and rhythm for how ordinary Shenzhen people talked because most of the protagonists’ characteristics have little in common with me.
What’s the setting of the book?
The stories are set during the time I lived in Shenzhen from 2009 to 2013. In my mind’s eye, the technology they used, the slang words and other aspects fit that era.
What did you learn while writing The Naked Wedding?
The real challenge was getting the individual pieces published. I started working on the book in February 2014, and the first acceptance letter came in August 2017 for The Naked Wedding. My personal favorite [short story in the book] is ‘The Naked Wedding,’ but it’s also the most esoteric, quiet story. From the feedback I’ve gotten so far, people say their favorite was ‘Shuang.’
I got the seed of The Naked Wedding in part from Factory Girls by Leslie Chang. It’s the story of a female friendship that gets torn apart by Shenzhen’s economic miracle.
Before I started writing, I realized Shenzhen is the frontier for which China left the Cold War era and became a more capitalistic country. Whereas Beijing and Shanghai are full of city people, Shenzhen is populated by more country people.
“Day-to-day life is never as glamorous close-up – nothing is as exotic as it seems in reality”
It’s the sort of unsung engine room of the world economy because in those years around the 2008 recession Shenzhen and the Pearl River Delta was one of the few parts of the world that was generating any growth.
The final story, ‘The Disposable,’ is another attempt to bring everything together. It’s narrated by an iPhone that was reincarnated from a Foxconn worker because 10 years ago people’s lives in the factory were so miserable that there was an epidemic of people jumping to their deaths. It’s the Foxconn factories that, in many ways, built the high-tech world we live in now by manufacturing those devices.
Everything written about Shenzhen is very macro-level, yet doesn’t tell the stories of ordinary people who live their lives day-to-day. One of my main goals was to demystify China. A lot of very sensational things happen in the stories, like a woman giving birth on the floor of an internet bar – which happened. Day-to-day life is never as glamorous close-up – nothing is as exotic as it seems in reality. The idea behind the story ‘Shuang’ is from the seven most salacious, sensational stories I read when I lived in Shenzhen. For example, one story is about a pregnant mistress who crashes her ex-boyfriend’s wedding while wearing a wedding dress. So, I squeezed in six other stories that I had read or translated in Shenzhen.
Are you working on any new projects?
I’m 50,000 words into a novel that is set in a fictional Asian city. The setting is really Shenzhen, just with a different name. This way, I have more artistic liberty to write about the place, the characters and things that aren’t necessarily present in Shenzhen.
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Kevin McGeary – Lacrosse | Penn Athletics
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Kevin McGeary – Lacrosse
1. Name: Kevin McGeary
2. Class Year: Junior, Class of 2018
3. Sport: Lacrosse
4. Position: Midfield
5. Why did you choose Penn?
At the start of the lacrosse recruiting process I did not think I wanted to go to Penn because I only live about 30 minutes away. After visiting the school, meeting the team, and speaking with the coaching staff I really fell in love with the place. It was really the closeness of the team that drew me in. I also knew that coming here would give me the opportunity to compete for championships and get a first class education.
6. What does the experience of being a Penn Lacrosse student-athlete mean to you?
Being a member of Penn lacrosse for the last three years has truly been an honor. It is an experience that most college students don’t get to have and I am thankful for all that the team has done for me. I have been able to learn a lot of valuable skills/lessons and most importantly have been able to build life-long relationships with my teammates and coaches.
7. What has been your favorite moment/memory with Penn Lacrosse?
My favorite memories so far are probably the two one-goal wins we had over Harvard the last two years. Hopefully by the time I am done here I will have had a new favorite moment.
8. What has been your favorite class to date and why?
My favorite so far is probably my Philosophy of Space and Time class. I like it because it is something I previously did not know much about. It is very interesting learning about black holes, time travel, and various other things about our universe.
9. What does life after Penn look like?
I am not set on anything right now, but ideally I would like to work in some part of the financial services industry in New York.
10. What are some lessons that you have learned through athletics at Penn that stay with you after graduation?
Penn athletics has taught me a lot. I have learned what it takes to be a good teammate and friend, which will be useful in whatever career I go in to. I have also been fortunate enough to learn other important lessons like what a strong work ethic looks like, how to respond to failure, and how to work as both a leader and follower.
11. Last year, over 483 Penn Lacrosse alumni, family and friends made a financial contribution to your program to help provide you with things like equipment, training tools, uniforms, travel to away meets, meals on the road, sports medicine and sports performance. What would you say to those who invest in your experience as a Lacrosse student-athlete?
I would like to give them a big thank you. The Penn lacrosse family has been so generous and has helped to make this a truly first class experience. One day I hope to be able to give back as much as those who came before me have.
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DVIDS – News – Sheet metal and the KC-135 Stratotanker
A big contributor to keeping the aircraft flying is the sheet metal shop here at Fairchild.
“We do the painting of the aircraft to protect from corrosion,” said Airman 1st Class Kevin McGeary, 92nd Maintenance Squadron aircraft structural maintenance journeyman. “We take care of the panels, fix corrosion when it does occur and make patches to the jet.”
A frequent issue the sheet metal shop faces is corrosion. When moisture builds up in different areas of the plane, it causes damage, when exposed for a long enough period of time the metal can crack.
“Back in the 1950s and 1960s, a lot of aircraft parts were made of magnesium,” said Staff Sgt. Brian Stolz, 92nd MXS aircraft structural maintenance craftsman. “This was smart back in the day because it was a light weight material. However it is extremely corrosive and if any moisture comes in contact with it for any length of time it begins breaking down which can cause a catastrophic failure.”
Corrosion can occur if paint is chipped off in bad weather or if a rock hits an aircraft hard enough to cause damage to the paint exposing the metal.
“We see a lot of corrosion with KC-135s near the landing lights on the interior of the leading edges,” McGeary said. “For that, we remove as much of the corrosion as possible to prevent it from spreading on to any of the unharmed metal. We then refabricate the section and rebuild the area.”
Sheet metal uses many different tools to complete their mission, ranging from simple hand tools such as hammers and drills to larger machines like power rolling machines and tube benders.
If it were not for the sheet metal shop, the KC-135 would not be in the air today, after over 60 years of providing global reach.
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Megan Geiger
Francois Geraghty
Dylan Germain
Guy Germain
Sophie Ghinculov
Panagiotis Giannakopoulos
Mateo Gigliani-Alcantarilla
Nicolas Gigliani-Alcantarilla
Michael Gilbride
Stephanie Gilroy
Sophia Gilson
Hannah Ginste
Winifred Glaser
Jack Glass
Chelsie Glines
Emma Goddard
Harrison Goldenberg
Isabelle Goldfarb
Kiley Goldfarb
Paige Goldring
Colby Goldstein
Mitchell Goldstein
Gaston Gomez
Gaston Gomez
Christopher Gonzalez
Ashley Gordon
Elliott Gordon
Clara Gorgulho Jordao Elia
Hillary Gouvea e Silva
James Gove
Jamin Govender
Jordan Grady
McMillan Graham
Kaeleigh Graham-Purdy
Bianca Granitto
Connor Grant
Tyler Grant
Joy Greco
Marisa Greco
Sofia Greco
Daniel Greenbaum
Clayton Griffin
Jacob Griper
Ambika Grover
Whitaker Grover
Benjamin Gruenbaum
Miriam Gruenbaum
Alice Gruvberg
Anabelle Guarnera
Bettina Gunnerson
Ronit Gupta
Nima Gupte
Federico Guraieb Mantecon
Brooke Hadden
Matthew Hake
Audrey Hall
Andrew Hanna
Zara Haque
Isabelle Harper
Dylan Rock Harris
Lacey Hartley
Emma Harvey
Lauren Harvison
Isabella Hassett
Alexander Hauschild
William Hawrylak
Forrest Hayes
Beatrice Healy
Alexandra Heiland
Brooke Heiman
Maria Eduarda Henrique
Chloe Henske
Noah Herman
Penelope Herman
Ciara Herrera
Arjae Hill
Paloma Hillgruber Fernandes Pita
Zarah Hillman
Alexander Hillyard
Yuta Hioki
Elizabeth Hires
Avery Hirsh
Trevor Ho
Sabrina Hobert
Madeline Hoekman
Liana Hoffman
Mark Holz
Luke Homan
Connor Hone
Ashley Hopper
Olivia Hopper
Joy Houdre
John Howes
Katie Huang
Lauren G Huang
Lauren P Huang
Mariana Huba
Edward Hubbell
Jake Hugh-Jones
Jacinda Hurst
Alec Iaconis
Stephen Iasillo
Alexander Ignatiev
Avery Imp
Samantha Ings
Kenneth Inui-Rowe
Grace Ioffe
Jack Iozzo
Dominique Isaacs
Maya Ito
Neha Iyer
Kohei Izawa
Ava Jackson
Justin Jacob
Sophie Jaeger
Arsh Jain
Cai Jain
Shayna Jampole
Katherine Janis
Sophia Jansen
Ryan Jedlicka
Ryan Jee
Peyton Jelinek
Zachary Jelinek
Ryu Jenkins
Joelle Jensen
Katharine Jensen
Maya Jhamb
Makenzie Johnson
Noelle Johnson
Samantha Johnson
Adriana Jones
Bartow Jones
Nathan Jones
Sophie Jones
Lucas Joy
Nathan Joy
Logan Jozwiak
John Junius
Grady Kaali-Nagy
Caleb Kaalund
Joshua Kahn
Levent Kan
David Karetsky
Adam Kaufman
Ryan Kaufman
Sota Kawamura
George Keelan
Jack Kelley
Morgan Kelley
Summer Kelley
Emma Kelly
Kaitlin Kelly
Delaney Kendall
Helena Ruth Kennedy
Nancy Kessler
Filippa Keszti
Violeta Keszti
Andrew Khan
Aaliya Khanna
Alexander Khilko
Corinne Kilcullen
Peter Kilgallen
Alexis Killeen
Christopher Killeen
Francesca Kim
Ian Kim
Jackson Kim
Micah Kim
Noah Kim
Samuel Kim
Vera Kim
Catherine Kingsley
Colin Kinsella
Mirembe Kirokwa
Arjun Kishore
Talia Klein
Adam Kleshchelski
Hanna Klingbeil
Olivia Knapp
Lauren Koester
Abigail Kolc
YeonWoo Kook
Lana Korsun
Evan Kostin
Gabriel Kostin
Lara Koushouris
Annabel Koven
Ignacio Krupa
Madellyn Kruper
Lucas Ksiazek
Bryn Kummell
Emma Kunschner
Prathit Kurup
Christian Kydes
Gracie LaFeve
Tessa Laffan
Jamya Lagout
Montgomery Lamb
Daniela Gracita Lamigo
Ruby Lamkin
Oscar Lancetti
Peter Lane
Thomas Lanuza
Nicole Lasko
Tru Lasley
George Lathrop
Isabella Lattuada
Santiago Lattuada
Mary Lawrence
Daniel Lee
Ellie Lee
Kate Lee
Sophie Lenschow
Noah Leonard
Frank Leto
Greer Levy
Peter Lewis
Amanda Li
Caterina Li
Cindy Li
Lucy Li
Zachary Libow
Justine Liguori
Audrey Lin
Emily Lin
Giada Lin
Mia Lin
Eric Lindberg
Nicolas Lira
Kaitlyn Lisjak
Caroline Liu
Victoria Liu
Jordan Livia
Marina Lombardi
Audrey Long
Sophia Long
Rodrigo Lopez
Sebastian Lopez
Timoteo Lopez May
Francesca Lotufo
Marcus Lotufo
Andrew Lowe
Andrew Lowitt
Tomas Lozano
Maximillian Lu
Mei Luangkhot
Andrew Lukes
Sofia Luksic
Joseph Lundgren
Mia Lupinacci
Lucas Luzuriaga
Stella MacDonald
Victoria Machado
Audrey Mackay
Luke Macora
Sameera Madan
Amy Maher
Timothy Mahon
Tatia Maisuradze
Isabella Malchow
Karen Maldonado
Armaan Malhotra
Ashley Malkin
Matthew Maloney
Erin Mann
Archer Manning
Samuel Manos
Zach Mantione
Teresa Marciano
Ava Marcus
Charlotte Marcussen
Eva Marder
Max Marek
Angelica Marin
Alejandra Marrero
Alexander Marroquin
Finley Marshall
Fallon Martin
Jamie Martinez
Anna Martschenko
Ivanka Marusak
Segundo Mas
Tessa Matson
Luke Mazzullo
Elizaveta McCauley
Michael McClammy
Bryn McConnell
Sean McConnell
Matthew McCooe
Meryl McCooe
Connor McDonnell
Gabriella McElwain
Adam McFarlane
Alexander McGarvey
Gabrielle McGlone
Mei McGuinness
John McHugh
Erin McKay
Frances McKenzie
Van Giang McKenzie-Teo
Thomas McKinney
Molly McNulty
Luke McQuillan
Anna Mellendorf
Luke Mendelsohn
Joaquina Mendive
Esme Merrill
Luke Merrill
Hunter Merritt
Preston Merritt
Michael Merson
Christopher Messis
Bryce Metalios
Tessa Meurer
Constanza Meyerhoff
Katia Michals
Margaret Miklautsch
Thomas Milititsky
Flynn Milledge
Graham Miller
Madeline Minichetti
Charles Andrew Miranda
Sean Mirza
Saira Mitchell
Rohan Mittal
Gaishi Miyazaki
Lauren Mondschein
Ashton Monteiro
Julia Monteiro
Ella Moore
Kimia Mootabar
Erin Morlock
Joseph Morocho
Katherine Morocho
Kimberly Morocho
Ella Morris
Anne Mozer
Emmaline Muccia
Talia Muir
Alexandra Muldoon
Lindsey Muldoon
Kathryn Mullen
Blair Mulligan
Brooke Mulshine
Beatriz Munoz
Rami Murad
Anne Murphy
Brian Murphy
Madison Murphy
Kendall Muse
Ella Muto
Brandon Nadel
Kyle Nadel
Joe Nagai
George Nahm
Jackson Nahm
Kimberly Naidoo
Nicole Naidoo
Alexa Nakanishi
Max Nakanishi
Amrutha Nandakumar
Tabitha Nasejje
Lena Natale
Dillon Natiss
Grace Naylor
Jessica Negron
Samantha Negron
Sophia Neitzell
Stephen Neri
Violet Nethercott
Jennifer Newi
Jordan Ng
Lara Nguyen
Olivia Nguyen
Ava Nicoletti
Aubrey Niederhoffer
Gene Nieuwoudt
Ellie Nikami
Natsu Nishizawa
Tatsu Nishizawa
Chase Nizielski
Charles Noble
Michael Nogaki
Yuna Nomoto
Ellen Norell
Evangeline Norman
Christopher Nostro
Catherine O’Brien
Nicholas O’Brien
Cameron O’Carroll
Austin O’Connell
Grace O’Connor
Garrett O’Dell
Tristan O’Dell
Andrew O’Donnell
Isabel Ohanissian
Sophia Ojjeh
Devon O’Loughnane
Nicole Orlofsky
Lily Ornstein
Michael Orrico
Lily Osgan
Luke Ovsag
Alexa Paiva
Alexander Palmer
Sawyer Palmer
Julia Palone Aldarvis Gois
Isabella Paradiso
Shaan Parekh
Eesha Parimi
Saiuri Parimi
Andrew Park
Angelina Park
Lucas Park
Naomi Park
Ryan Park
Ryan Park
Tyler Parkes
Christina Pastore
Preya Patel
Maxwell Patterson
Carter Paulson
Davies Peck
Emma Peck
Madelyn Peel
Alexandra Pennella
Roman Pennella
Nicholas Pennino
Fernanda Perez
Melissa Perez
Katherine Perez Rosario
Kerry Pessoa
Ava Petrone
Margaret Petz
Elisabeth Pey
Emily Phillipps
Emma Phillips
Madeleine Phillips
Max Phillips
Michael Phillips
Saskia Phillips
Lucas Piccininno
Marcos Piccininno
Skylar Pickerstein
James Pilc
Max Pinnock
Emily Piotrowski
Kyra Pires
Gianni Pisciottano
Jacklyn Pizzella
Ethan Plummer
Jenna Pobjoy
Margaret Polistina
Angelina Ponce
David Ponce
Phoebe Porigow
John Powers
Shreya Prabhu
Vedant Prasad
Daniel Pratley
Alexander Pratt
Morgan Pray
Paige Pray
Ashley Pretel
Sarah Price
Jake Prieto
Pedro Puga
Francesco Pugliese
Diana Pulgarin
John Putrino
Dina Quevedo
Kendall Quick
Natasha Quirk
Graydon Raabe
Maxwell Raabe
Nicholas Rabelo
Chloe Rabinowitz
Caleigh Radzin
Nima Rahbar
Lucia Razeto Alvarracin
Charlotte Reid
Lauren Resnick
Jillian Retzler
Katherine Reynolds
Ethan Jesse Rezende
Sophia Riche
Avery Riddle
Kristin Riggs
Agustina Rissola
Isabelle Ritchie
James Ritchie
Valentina Rivano
Carolina Rivera
Victoria Rivera
Emerson Robinson
Ignacio Rocca
Martin Rocca
Arden Rodriguez
Layla Rodriguez
Alejandro Rodriguez San Pedro
Rachael Roizer
Natalie Rojas
Theodore Rose
Grace Rosebrook
Naomi Rosell
Nina Rosell
Benjamin Rosen
Laura Ross
Anne Roth
Aubrey Roth
Kelsey Roth
Sophie Roth
Andrew Rovello
Kyle Roy
Daniel Ruelle
Sophia Rugg
Gracie Ruggiero
Dilailah Ruiz
Maximilian Russo
Lauren Rutkoske
Luke Rutkoske
John Ryan
Ella Ryb
Anshul Sadh-Gauri
Liza Saggese
Yurika Sakai
Anabella Salamone
Melanie Salazar
Margaret Saleeby
Alexander Salib
Stephanie Salinas
Colleen Salvate
Aidan Sama
Natasha Samant
Paul Sanchez
Liliana Sanni
Cristofer Santanna
Ignacio Santos
Tara Saraf
Alina Sarkissian
Liana Sarkissian
John Sarubbi
Reina Sasaki
Julia Sasso
Mary Katherine Savio
Katelyn Scamman
Luke Scanlan
Skyler Scavo
Elizabeth Scharff
Samantha Scharff
Avery Schauder
Emil Schaumburg
Kylie Schneider
Isabella Schraa
William Schuhmacher
Lindsay Schuler
Austin Sciulla
Kyla Rose Scott
Sofia Scott
Benjamin Seaman
Skylar Seides
Sophia Sekkat
Lacy Selden
Rylan Sepot
Reagan Sernick
Javier Serra
Carolina Serrao
Maria Helena Serrao
Yun Fan Sha
Mihir Shah
Sahar Shakib
Nataly Shankarlingam
Maximilien Shaw
Courteney Sheets
Divya Shenoy
Oliver Sheppard
Benjamin Shi
Kinsey Shockley
Lillian Shropshire
Alan Shu
John Sias
Frances Sibley
Sophia Sichtnik
Ashley Sierra
Daniel Siguenza
Ellie Sileo
Jackson Singsen
Benjamin Sirignano
Pooja Sivamohan
Frank Skibo
Bradford Skowron
India Smith
Isabella Smith
Jamie Smith
Eduardo Soares
Marco Soares
Jason Sodokoff
Michael Sofman
Roman Sofman
Isaiah Sohn
Christine Song
Yuxuan Song
Adele Sotgiu
Tristan Sowter
John Tyler Spadone
Lucia Spanjol
Andrew Stamos
Emma Stanislavsky
Nathan Stanislavsky
Elliot Staple
Edwin Stedem
Florencia Stefani
Emma Stehmann
Sophie Steinbeck
Anna Marie Stempien
Jane Stempien
Arto Stepanian
Hannon Stern
Natalia Stieglitz
Nathanael Stoddard
Andrew Storm
Hannah Stout
John Stout
Thomas Stowe
Chloe Stranzl
Reagan Strassel
Wyatt Stratton
Victor Stroie
Matthew Stugart
Mia Suarez
Rohan Subramaniam
Ana Sucic
Abigail Sullivan
Cole Sullivan
Patrick Sullivan
Helena Sushon
An Suzuki
Veda Swaminathan
Ellen Ann Sykes
Brett Sylvester
Lindsay Sylvester
Yuta Takahashi
Miyabi Takeda
Kotona Takeuchi
Lilah Talbot
Julia Tamis
Ryosei Tanakamaru
Alicia Tang
Cecelia Tauber
Isabela Tejada
Sabine Tel
Tatyana Teslya
Madison Tessar
Benjamin Thompson
Bernardita Thompson
Caitlin Tice
Benjamin Tirana
Thomas Tishler
Jake Tisler
Nathan Toback
Zachary Toback
Sarah Tocci
Natalia Toczydlowska
Ryan Todd
Marko Todorovic
Kevin Toepelt
Jefferson Tong
Santiago Torices-Romero
Fayah Tornij
Andrew Torok-Hillyard
Massimo Tozzi
Grace Trager
Jane Trager
Miles Trager
John Trudeau
Sophie Trudeau
John Tsaparas
Alexander Tu
James Tulloch
Kaja Tully
Sela Turkel
Grace Turner
Samantha Udall
Ryo Ueda
Nicole Urquiaga
Joseph Urso
Catherine Utzinger
Richa Vaid
John Valat DeCordova
Floris van De Rotte
Shuya van Dooijeweert
Carolyn van Hell
William van Rhyn
Mink van Tuijl
Pien van Tuijl
Abigail Vandervoorn
Evan Varriano
Emily Vas Korlis
Caroline Velaj
Angelica Veronis
Jeslyn Vieira
Antonio Vigilante
Robert Vine
Eleanor Viney
Alvaro Vivas Morales
Emma Viviano
Luke Vivier
Ava Vranos
Aryan Wadhwa
James Wailgum
Jaya Waite
Brook Wallace
Elizabeth Wallace
Lydia Wang
Sofia Wang
Catherine Ward
Victoria Ware
Lacey Warwick
Quinn Warwick
Harry Waters
Reagan Waurishuk
Sienna Webby
Benjamin Webster
Casey Weigel
Anna Weiksner
George Weiksner
Andrew Weil
Clara Weinberg
Noah Weinberg
Melanie Weiner
Elijah Weiss
Michelle Weissler
Nicholas Wells
Abigail White
Samuel Whiteley
Cecile Whittle
David Wichman
Jacob Wichman
Sarah Wick
Kenneth Wilber
Chloe Wilkinson
Noelle Wilkinson
Brooke Wilkowski
Darin Wilkowski
Maximilian Willott
Abigail Wilson
Hayley Wilson
Isabella Wilson
Leia Wilson
Samuel Wilson
Skylar Wilson
Daniel Windels
Lauren Windels
Nicole Winn
Jacob Winston
Harrison Wolfe
Hannah Wolff
Amanda Wong
Evelyn Woo
Siena Woodring
Leah Woodward
Katy Wouters
Justin Wu
Calista Wulff
Brandon Xu
Hugo Yamashita
Ziyi Yan
Nicholas Yanoti
Claire Yee
Jennifer Yin
Caleb You
Charles Young
Keira Young
Lara Young
Megan Young
Alani Yu
Alexander Yu
Caroline Yu
Juliette Zabel
Leya Zapata
Angela Zarrilli
Marina Zelenz
Colin Zeller
Estella Zeppelin
Christina Zhang
Joanna Zhang
Tiffany Zhang
David Zhao
Jason Zheng
Jason Zhong
Annabel Zhou
Vera Zibilich
Liv Zieme
Skyler Zinker
Mateo Zitella
Heather Zitzmann
Charles Zola
Karen Zola
Zerach Zou
Ekaterina Zoumboulis
Maya Zwilling
Justin Zych
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Honor Roll
Shakhrizat Abdusalamova
Wyatt Abernethy
Damarys Aceituno
Aidan Acevedo
Maria Acosta
Kailaah Adams
Benjamin Adovasio
Sara Alarjawi
Leo Aldworth
Allysa Alfonso
Michael Alford
Julie Allan
Kyle Allen
Gianna Amereno
Darcy Anderson
Laura Angel Alzate
Nicholas Aravides
Camille Arruda
Peyton Aslansan
Michael Asprinio
Dylan Atkinson
Brandon Auguste
Skylar Aysseh
Caroline Babb
Omar Badr
Salma Badr
Jay Bailey
Lucina Baratta
Daniel Barker
Alexandra Barnett
Bianca Barrantes
Alesandra Barrientos Ubal
Selena Barrientos Ubal
Bennett Barth
Csongor Bartuszek
Noelle Bastek
Kate Baxendale
Dylan Beckwith
Ryan Beiley
Alexa Bell
Owen Benison
Joyanna Benjamin
Johan Bermudez
Mary Louise Beton
Mila Bijeva
Julia Bleszinski
Sophia Blois
Michael Bocchino
Kassidy Bonney
Noelle Bordier
Abigail Brandt
Maxwell Brazier
Tristan Brill
Jonathan Brodsky
Sophia Broide
Holden Brown
Joselyn Brown
Katherine Brown
Ryan Brown
Monika Brown-Smith
Andrew Brunetti
Christina Brunetti
Aiden Bucaria
Kayla Buchanan
Jonathan Buckingham
Matthew Buckingham
Rebecca Buehler
Cecilia Bueti
Emerson Bulis
Jack Burdick
Emily Elizabeth Cabanero
Emmett Cahill
Guilian Calderon
Liv Caminiti
Sophia Camodeo
Lorenza Camou
Jeffrey Campos
Melina Cardini
Logan Carino
William Carlsson
Antonio Carrasco Velazquez
Gordon Cartwright
Lexie Casillo
Daniela Castagna
Andre Castellanos
Christopher Castellanos
Nicole Catalano
Julia Catterick
Kai Cayo
Louis Ceci
Jorge Cerna-Maguina
Carly Cernigliaro
Jordan Cervantes
Zachary Chalnick
Janelle Chambless
Aliyah Chang
Hancyka Charlot
Keysha Chavez
Andrew Cheung
Raymond Cheung
Tavishi Choudhary
Angelica Cilio
Jordyn Cittadino
Rachel Civitillo
Dayanna Clavijo Guayllas
Ava Cocozza
Vanessa Codjoe
Elizabeth Micaela Coello Palacios
Nina Coffee
Brenna Coffey
Kiki Cohen
Jahirah Cole
Jacqueline Colin
Jasmine Colin
Julian Colin
Laura Colombo
Silas Cook
Julia Costello
Nickolas Covello
Katie Coyle
Ella Coyne
Marian Cracraft
Samantha Craven
Isabella Crespo
Omar Cruz
Steven Csak
Brooke Cumberland
Andrew Da Silva Hermoza
Isaac Dacres
Michael D’Angelo
Sabrine Daoud
Ayanna Davenport
Emelin Davis
Joshua Daye
Sarah de Mata
Emily De Mita
Daisy Decker
Leslie Dejesus
Michael DeLuca
Devyn DeSilvia
Katherine Devaney
Isabella DeVito
Sofia DeVito
Mary Donnellan
Taiga Dorrian
Jaden Dorsey
Piper Dorsey
William Duffy
Thomas Duncan
William Duncan
Pamella Dutra
Imanol Echevarria
Kane Ehrhart
Nathaniel Ellis
Erin Ercklentz
Louis Erickson
Stephanie Estrada
Alex Evans
Fiona Fabacher
Heidi Faherty
Devon Falco
Daniel Fama
Ashley Farias
Aidan Fay
Charlotte Fields
Garyn Finz
Thomas Fiorito
Jake Floch
Alexander Flook
Lucas Franceschini
Carolyn Frankle
Charles Frascella
Madison Freder
Gillian Frey
Amedeo Furano
George Gabriel
Sofia Gagliardo
Carla Galarza
Nicolas Galindo
Rafael Galvan
Anthony Gangi
Ethan Gatherer
Quinn Gavin
Averi Geary
Destiny Gee
Larry Gelenidze
William Gemayel
Zachary Gershon
Alexandros Gianopoulos
Emma Gioffre
Kendle Giordano
Connor Glickman
Mia Glickman
Tristan Goeller
Alexander Goldman
Chase Goldstein
Catalina Gomez
Sebastian Gonzalez
Benjamin Gonzalez Lobo
William Gordon
Emmett Graham
Ava Granitto
Daisy Gray
Lachlan Gray
Tyler Grayson
Joshua Grijalba
Robert Grillo
Izzy Grol
Camila Guadalupe Cruzado
Julia Guillet
Marina Guraieb Mantecon
Emma Gustafsson
Diego Gutierrez
Caroline Hamel
Benjamin Harper
William Harper
Ellery Harte
Adeline Hawley
Carter Hayes
Thomas Healey
Darcy Healy
Aly Helal
Avery Hellman
George Helme
Eleanor Herman
Nathan Himelstein
Olivia Hirsch
Jacob Hoenig
Charlotte Homewood
Ryan Hopper
Finn Hugh-Jones
Lucas Hurst
Lucas Imlah
Sofia Imlah
Chase Inesta
John Insinga
Ella Ito
Matthew Jacobs
Kelly Janssen
Emanuel Jaramillo
Lauren Jaramillo
Jack Jedlicka
Sydney Jee
Kiana Jennings
Dylan Judice
Andre Julca Sierra
Shelley Kane
Anna Kaplun
Aidan Karson
Amalia Kassaris
Peter Kassaris
Yuta Kawamura
Kevin Keaveney
Savannah Keenan
Reed Kemp
Morgan Kennedy
Madison Kiger
John Kilgallen
Adam Kim
Juhyung Kim
Mire Kim
Kaylie Kitselman
Allison Klein
Sofia Klingbeil
Kristin Koellmer
Sofia Kofman
Jack Konigsberg
Charles Kosinski
James Kovac
Gunther Krieg
Lucas Krippendorff
Aidan Kummell
Yuna Kwak
Jack LaFeve
Julien Laforest
Jamyshiva Lagout
Douguerthyne Lalanne
Ryan Lamhaouar
Emma Lamouille
Olivia Lechner
Pearl Lee
Mathew Lemos
Olivia Leppla
Ben Levine
Emily Lewis
Matthew L’Helias
Madison Lindao
Braden Lisjak
Ashley Lobalbo
Jake Lockwood
Olivia Lombardo
Isaiah Lopez
William Lovely
Adam Lukies
William Maasbach
Julia Macri
Ioane Maglakelidze
John Paul Maher
Dante Mallozzi
Ellie Malone
Madeleine Malone
Gabriella Mancini
Ken Gabriel Mangali
Marcus Mann
Daniel Manuli
Giosue Manzotti
Brandon Mark
William Markline
Lucas Martello
Blake Martin
Kiera Martin
Isabel Martinez
George McCormack
Jack McElwain
Kaes McGeary
Charles McLeod
Ryann McMachan
Andre Meier
Shayla Melo
Jireh Membreno Duarte
Ivan Mendez
Andrew Mendoza
Christian Segundo Mercado Payano
Carson Miles
George Minchin
Michelle Miranda
Siena Monet
Rain Jhaf Morales
Melania Morizio
Alan Morocho
Alexandra Mosakowski
Chloe Moskowitz
Lillian Mullen
Carolyn Mullins
Lily Mullins
Arabella Nael
Ziren Nael
Shino Nakamichi
Casey Natale
Sydney Natale
Jazmin Naula
Jose Navarro
Danny Newman
Kayla Ng
Matthew Niemynski
Shea Norris
Elijah Norton
Matthew Odelfelt
Isabelle Ojjeh
Lebron Timothy Olayvar
Carissa Sarah Oliveros
Lara Olmsted
Lucia Orellana
Theodore Ornstein
Nayelli Orozco
Doyle Orr
Sebastian Palmer
Charlie Palmqvist
Ashley Pantoja
Martin Pardo
Chelsea Parkes
Mark Parry
Abigail Parsons
Thomas Passamano
Robert Pastore
Angelina Patafio
Elizabeth Paulson
Connor Peck
Emme Pecorin
Nancy Pedroza-Hall
Sofia Pelle
Isabella Pembertty
Javier Peralta
Karime Perez
Alessandra Perna
Sasha Peterson
Maeve Petrizzi-Dolan
Jake Phillips
Ignacio Piccione
Ignacy Pietryka
Ella Piu
Ryan Podber
Isabel Pol
Emma Polizzi
Ethan Pond
Grace Popp
Thomas Powers
Luka Priatka
Lauren Priest
Dante Pruitt
Helen Puskar
Justin Qu
Isabella Quevedo
Andre Quinamague
Simela Radis
Angela Radoncipi
Dane Ragab
Remy Rattner
Alex Raybin
Shafi Reilly
Angeleena Reyes
Karrie Reyes
Massimo Risi
Guilherme Rizzo
Isabella Robertson
Jean-Pierre Robledo
Mayra Rocha
Sarah Rodrigues
Adonis Rodriguez Jimenez
Olivea Rosenbaum
Meghan Ross
Robert Rota
Peyton Rugg
Jessica Ruggiero
Ray Ruggiero
Sofia Ruiz
Matthew Rurak
Kylie Russo
Luke Saggese
William Sama
Oscar Sanchez Perez
Rai Sandhu
Fernanda Sandovalin
David Santa Cruz
Vincent Santanna
Benjamin Santos
Samuel Sardone
Zachary Sardone
John Scarlata
Benjamin Schacher
Emma Schneider
Malena Schraa
Charles Schrohe
Luca Scott
Elenna Seguin
Karylle Joy Serdena
Sophia Sergio
Cooper Sernick
Alexander Servidio
Evelyn Sherman
Karen Sierra
Grace Silva
Lorena Silva
Ryan Simonis
Nicholas Sinisi
Katherine Slusarz
Samuel Smith
Seriyah Smith
Ryan Sneddon
Leah Sofer
Noah Steele
Katelyn Strizver
Cole Studwell
Nicole Tafolla
Flynn Tauber
Cory Tautel
Starla Tejada
Grayson Tella
Diana Tello
Luke Tesei
Stella Thibeault
Marcus Throop
Kasey Tierney
Marco Tishler
Matthew Tomkiel
Alexander Tommasino
Patrick Tone
Nathaniel Torop
Maxime Touzot
Matthew Trimmer
Michael Truini
Alison Tseng
Keigo Tsukada
Grace Usowski
Coreen Valbrun
Peter van Schaik
Griselda Vargas
Veronica Vargas
Joshua Velozo
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Lost | org/Person”> | Bellator 220: McDonald – Fitch | 3 | 4:11 |
TKO (jaw injury) | April 27, 2019 / Blake Grice | |||
Bellator 220: McDonald – Fitch Phil Davis Lost R: 3 TKO (jaw injury) | ||||
Won | Muhammed Lawal | Bellator 213: McFarlane – Letourneau | 3 | 0:53 |
By technical knockout (blows) | December 15, 2018 / Chris West | |||
Bellator 213: McFarlane – Letourneau Date: December 15, 2018 Muhammed Lawal Won R: 3 By technical knockout (blows) | ||||
Lost | org/Person”> | Bellator 194: Nelson – Mitrion | 3 | 4:02 |
By technical knockout (kicks) | 16 February 2018 / Dan Miragliotta | |||
Bellator 194: Nelson – Mitrion Vadim Nemkov Lost R: 3 By technical knockout (kicks) | ||||
Lost | Linton Vassell | Bellator 179: Daily – McDonald | 3 | 2:28 |
Submission (hand triangle choke) | 19 May 2017 / Dan Miragliotta | |||
Bellator 179: Daily v McDonald Linton Vassell Lost R: 3 Submission (hand triangle choke) | ||||
Won | org/Person”> | Bellator 173: McGuery – McDermott | 2 | 1:06 |
By technical knockout (stop by the doctor) | 24 February 2017 / Dan Miragliotta | |||
Bellator 173: McGuery – McDermott Date: 24 February 2017 Brett McDermott Won R: 2 TKO (stop by the doctor) | ||||
Lost | Phil Davis | Bellator 163: McGuery – Davis | 5 | 5:00 |
Decision (unanimous) | 04 November 2016 / John McCarthy | |||
Bellator 163: McGuery – Davis Phil Davis Lost R: 5 Decision (unanimous) | ||||
Won | org/Person”> | Bellator 142: Dynamite | 1 | 4:41 |
Submission (triangle choke back) | 19 September 2015 / John McCarthy | |||
Bellator 142: Dynamite Date: 19 September 2015 Tito Ortiz Won R: 1 Submission (triangle choke back) | ||||
Won | Emanuel Newton | Bellator 134: British Invasion | 5 | 5:00 |
Decision (unanimous) | February 27, 2015 / Todd Anderson | |||
Bellator 134: British Invasion Date: February 27, 2015 Emanuel Newton Won R: 5 Decision (unanimous) | ||||
Won | org/Person”> | Bellator MMA – Bellator 124 | 1 | 4:47 |
Submission (triangle choke back) | 12 September 2014 / Dan Miragliotta | |||
Bellator MMA – Bellator 124 Date: 12 September 2014 Kelly Anandson Won R: 1 Submission (triangle choke back) | ||||
Won | Egidijus Valavicius | Bellator MMA – Bellator 122 | 1 | 2:10 |
TKO (punches and knees) | July 25, 2014 / Steve Davis | |||
Bellator MMA – Bellator 122 Date: 25 July 2014 Egidijus Valavicius Won R: 1 By technical knockout (punches and knees) | ||||
Won | org/Person”> | Bellator MMA – Bellator 118 | 1 | 0:22 |
By knockout (hit) | 02 May 2014 / Dan Miragliotta | |||
Bellator MMA – Bellator 118 Date: 02 May 2014 Mike Mucitelli Won R: 1 By knockout (hit) | ||||
Won | Mojtaba Wali (Mojtaba Wali) | Bellator MMA – Bellator 108 | 1 | 1:31 |
Submission (elbow lever) | November 15, 2013 / Dan Miragliotta | |||
Bellator MMA – Bellator 108 Date: 15 November 2013 Mojtaba Wali Won R: 1 Submission (elbow lever) | ||||
Won | org/Person”> | Bellator MMA – Bellator 100 | 1 | 0:27 |
By knockout (hit) | September 20, 2013 / Ron Naishon | |||
Bellator MMA – Bellator 100 Date: 20 September 2013 Bo Tribolet Won R: 1 By knockout (hit) | ||||
Won | Anton Talamantes | Bellator MMA – Bellator 95 | 1 | 1:18 |
By technical knockout (punches and elbows) | 04 April 2013 / Bill Bookwalter | |||
Bellator MMA – Bellator 95 Date: 04 April 2013 Anton Talamantes Won R: 1 TKO (punches and elbows) | ||||
Won | org/Person”> | ROC 41 – Ring of Combat 41 | 2 | 0:41 |
By knockout (hit) | June 15, 2012 / Gasper Oliver | |||
ROC 41 – Ring of Combat 41 Date: June 15, 2012 Walter Howard Won R: 2 By knockout (hit) | ||||
Won | Shaun Lomas | Island Rumble – Ballistic | 1 | 1:16 |
Submission (elbow lever) | October 15, 2011 / | |||
Island Rumble – Ballistic Date: October 15, 2011 Shaun Lomas Won R: 1 Submission (elbow lever) | ||||
Won | org/Person”> | BoJ – Battle of Jersey | 3 | 4:45 |
Submission (elbow lever) | 08 May 2010 / | |||
BoJ – Battle of Jersey Date: 08 May 2010 Grzegorz Janus Won R: 3 Submission (elbow lever) |
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Russian Bellator Champion will face a new challenge
28-year-old Russian Vadim Nemkov met with 36-year-old African American Phil Davis in November 2018. A rather tough fight ended with the victory of Fedor Emelianenko’s protégé by a split decision. After that, Nemkov had two more successful fights, which eventually led him to the championship in the promotion. The winning streak of the Russian at the moment is seven fights, among which the enchanting success in the fight with Ryan Bader stands apart. However, the Staroskolets will be able to truly declare himself to the world if he wins the Grand Prix – given what big names have been selected to participate in it.
Phil Davis, after a misfire in a fight with Vadim, won two early victories over Liam McGeary and Karl Albrektsson, and also achieved success by a referee decision in a meeting with veteran Lyoto Machida.As the scenario of the first meeting of the fighters showed, Phil became one of the most difficult rivals in Vadim’s career. Davis is very strong physically, fast and perfectly trained in translations and wrestling on the ground.
Undoubtedly, Mr. Wonderful is capable of delivering a lot of problems to the champion, but nevertheless the level and versatility of Nemkov should play a key role and prejudge the outcome of the meeting.
Dovletjan Yagshimuradov, ex-champion of the ACA league (formerly ACV), will make his debut in another quarterfinal Grand Prix match at Bellator.
A fighter from Turkmenistan won eight victories since 2016, becoming well-known in Russia and the CIS countries. On the other side of the ocean, hardly anything is known about the 31-year-old native of Ashgabat, but still, the lack of media coverage and a loud background did not prevent Yagshimuradov from taking his place among the outstanding fighters of our time. Will Dovletjan be able to take full advantage of his chance and enter the world elite of sports?
His rival will be top former UFC fighter Corey Anderson, whose assets include victories over reigning champion of the strongest league Jan Blachovich, Glover Teixeira, Johnny Walker and Melvin Manhoef.Undoubtedly, the American has many times more experience, but his underestimation on the part of Corey can play into the hands of the underdog. In other hands, Dovletdzhan has little chance of winning . ..
Two more Russians will take part in the show. Vadim Nemkov’s older brother Viktor will make his Bellator debut with an extremely principled duel with the Swede Karl Albrektsson.
– I would like my brother to win this fight and prove that our school is stronger than many. Valentin Moldavsky has already won against him.I drew conclusions from my defeat from him, I have no complaints against my opponent. But it makes no sense for me to fight with him and organize a revenge, – said Vadim Nemkov at a press conference. – I became the Bellator champion, and Karl managed to lose several battles during this time. And the defeat that I had in my youth does not bother me.
In 2016, the King took over the youngest German in the Rizin tournament in Japan, which can be called the biggest career success of the 27-year-old Scandinavian.Viktor Nemkov spent the last three fights under the PFL banner, two of which were fights with compatriots from Dagestan. In a fight with ex-M-1 champion Rashid Yusupov, the Staroskolets demonstrated a 100% result, and in a fight with five-time world wushu-sanda champion Bozigit Ataev, a draw was recorded.
Representative of the Voronezh MMA Grachik Bozinyan will hold his second fight at Bellator on Saturday. The debut of the 25-year-old fighter turned out to be blurry, Grachik lost by a split decision to Austin Vanderford, undefeated in MMA.Bozinyan’s future opponent is DeMarcus Jackson, who is missing the stars from heaven. Quite a mediocre fighter, whom the much more talented Grachik must pass “at once”.
why the fight for the Bellator title between Nemkov and Bader is one of the main events of the year in MMA – RT in Russian
On August 21, at the Bellator 244 tournament, Vadim Nemkov will fight Ryan Bader for the light heavyweight title. The Fedor Team fighter will try not only to become the fifth Russian champion of the promotion, but also to avenge his teammate Fedor Emelianenko. Valentin Moldavsky and Vladimir Tokov will also perform at the tournament in Ancasville.
The duel between Vadim Nemkov and Ryan Bader can be considered, if not one of the most anticipated, then certainly one of the most important in 2020. In the main event of Bellator 244, not only the light heavyweight title but also the honor of the Fedor Team will be at stake. In January last year, the American knocked out Fedor Emelianenko and did not allow him to become the champion of the American promotion for the first time. His teammate will try to take revenge for the eminent comrade.
Despite its status and significance, the fight between Vadim Nemkov and Ryan Bader risked being almost unnoticed by the general public. The reason for this was the state of affairs at Bellator during the pandemic. Scott Cocker chose a strange strategy and, by and large, did not appear in the media space, as a result of which many fans began to completely forget about the existence of the promotion.
While Dana White and the UFC were looking for all sorts of ways to host the show, talking about “Fight Island” and organizing events on the Indian Reservation, their main competitor was in the shadows.As a result, the pause was five months, and the first tournament not only did not cause a stir among the MMA fans, but also had an unremarkable card. The reason for this was the postponement of the main duel of the evening, in which Michael Chandler and Benson Henderson were supposed to fight.
Subsequently, Cocker still arranged a fight between the former Bellator and UFC lightweight champions, but this hardly helped the organization to attract the attention of MMA fans. The new hope of the promotion will be a duel between Nemkov and Bader, who has a slightly better chance of completing the task.At least for the reasons that the title is at stake, and the battle has an interesting background.
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If everything is clear with the first point, then the second is that Nemkov represents Fedor Team, the leader and founder of which is Fedor Emelianenko.In January 2019, the legendary athlete fought in the Bellator Heavyweight Grand Prix final, but suffered a crushing defeat at the hands of Bader. The last Emperor was knocked out after 35 seconds and lost the opportunity to become the champion of an American organization for the first time in his career. Then many advised him to end his career, but the fighter stayed and 11 months later defeated Quinton Rampage Jackson.
It is noteworthy that two months before the fight, a fight took place between Emelianenko and Bader, which made Nemkov a star, if not the MMA world, then at least Bellator.In November, the Russian made a sensation and took over the famous Phil Davis, known for his performances in the UFC. Even then, Vadim outlined his claims for the title, and in October 2019 he confirmed them by defeating ex-middleweight champion Rafael Carvalho. After that, the matchmakers had no doubts that it was the Russian who should become the next contender for the trophy.
The battle between Nemkov and Bader was scheduled for May 9, and its promotion was preceded by a major press conference.It was attended by participants from all the key shows planned for the summer. At the same time, the main attention was focused on the holder of two championship belts and his Russian opponent. The American spoke highly of the enemy and expressed confidence that the duel would not be an easy one, while the Russian assured that “he would fight for himself and for Fedor.”
However, the pandemic confused all the cards, and at one point even doubts arose that Nemkov would remain in the status of a contender for the title. Due to the epidemiological situation in the world, the situation with international flights has become more complicated.In view of this, Bader began to seriously doubt that his opponent would be able to reach the United States. In May, he openly told MMAJunkie that he was not sure about the fight with the Russian, and expressed his readiness to fight with another athlete. But in the end, all the issues were resolved.
According to bookmakers, Bader is the favorite of the confrontation. This is not surprising, given the experience and skill of the American athlete, who has been more than successful not only in Bellator, but also in the UFC.It is worth recalling that by the time he left the largest MMA promotion, he had seven victories in the last eight fights.
During this period, he dealt with Antonio Rogerio Nogueira, star Phil Davis, future interim belt contender Ovins Saint-Prue and ex-champion Rashad Evans. At the same time, he lost only to Anthony Johnson, who at that time was considered one of the most terrifying punchers in the world of mixed martial arts.
Bader is distinguished by physical strength and wrestling skills. In college, he competed in the NCAA First Division, and later trained in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and received a brown belt. True, he won by submission infrequently – only 16% of the time (five out of 30). The last time he forced an opponent to surrender was in 2013. Then he took over Vladimir Matyushenko.
Nevertheless, a Russian has all the qualities to put skeptics to shame and surprise the American himself. In the stand, if Nemkov does not have an advantage, then at least he should look no worse than his counterpart.He moves well and is more like a middle or welterweight fighter in speed. In this he will definitely surpass the massive, but not the most maneuverable Bader.
As for striking technique, Vadim not only actively uses his boxing skills, but also works great with his feet. He often uses low-kicks, which Liam McGeary knows firsthand. The ex-Bellator champion received so many kicks in the legs that he forced the referee to stop the duel.
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In addition, Nemkov is an excellent example of a fighter who managed to get through a difficult stage in his career and become much stronger.In the period from the end of 2015 to the beginning of 2016, he suffered two defeats in a row: at first he could not cope with Jiri Prochazka, and then lost by a split decision to Karl Albrektsson. Moreover, in the first case, he himself refused to continue the fight. Some might think that Vadim would repeat the path of another heir to Emelianenko in the person of Kirill Sidelnikov, but he drew the right conclusions from the failures, pulled himself together and won six times in a row.
Two more Russians, as well as a number of fighters from the post-Soviet space, will take part in the tournament in Uncasville.However, only one of them found a place in the main card. Valentin Moldavsky will try to win the tenth career victory, and former UFC star Roy Nelson will try to prevent him. Until now, the domestic heavyweight had four fights in Bellator and each time he was stronger than his counterpart.
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This time the bookmakers also do not doubt its success, considering it the clear favorite of the duel. This is due to the fact that the 44-year-old American has passed a lot and has not shown his best qualities for a long time. His unsuccessful streak is four fights, one of which ended ahead of schedule. Once a granite jaw failed in confrontation with Sergei Kharitonov.
For Moldavsky, this is a chance, if not to get involved in the fight for the title, then at least to define his claims to it. He has already defeated the rather famous Xavi Ayala and Linton Vassel, and the triumph in the battle with the once very bright Nelson will certainly contribute to his advancement to the top.
Another Fedor Team member, Vladimir Tokov, will also try to extend his successful streak. So far, Anatoly’s younger brother has had only five fights in his professional career and has never lost. But in Uncasville, he will face the most dangerous opponent. Chris Gonzalez has just one less victory, and three of them were won at Bellator.
In addition, a fighter from Tajikistan Salim Mukhidinov, as well as Ukrainians Vladislav Parubchenko and Yaroslav Amosov will perform in the show. The last of them has 23 victories and not a single defeat and may soon claim the Bellator welterweight belt. Initially, he was supposed to fight with another star of the past – John Fitch, but he withdrew due to injury. They were replaced by yesterday’s debutant of the organization Mark Lemminger. Such a change could not but affect the location of the battle in the tournament program: it migrated from the main to the preliminary card.
Sergei Kharitonov crushingly lost to Javier Ayala
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The famous Russian MMA fighter Sergei Kharitonov failed his debut in the Bellator organization.Already in the 16th second of the fight, our super heavyweight was brutally knocked out by a little-known American Javier Ayala. After the missed right side, Kharitonov lay unconscious for a long time. Gazeta.Ru conducted an online broadcast of the match.
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Gazeta.Ru has no choice but to end the online broadcast on a sad note. We hope that everything will be fine with Kharitonov’s health.
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The next Bellator tournament will take place on November 10 in Tel Aviv.In the main fight, the reigning welterweight champion of the organization (up to 77 kg), the Russian Andrei Koreshkov, will have a revenge against the Brazilian Douglas Lima, from whom he took this title in July 2015.
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Yes, now I somehow awkwardly recalled Kharitonov’s loud statements before the fight. Sergey promised a resounding comeback, and in the future – winning the Bellator championship title.
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The knockout moment is already available for viewing.
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Everyone raised their hand to the American.And you can’t read from Kharitonov’s face what he thinks about all this.
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Ayala, of course, once. Still: 10 career victory with five defeats. The underdog took apart the favorite. Horror.
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It seems that we are not the only ones in a slight shock from what happened. The audience is anxiously silent.
# Bellator163 results: Javy Ayala def. Sergei Kharitonov via KO (punch) at: 16 of R1. https://t.co/TsmzUfQwts
– MMAFighting.com (@MMAFighting) November 5, 2016
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Doctors are still conjuring over Kharitonov. Finally, the Russian got to his feet.
4:16
Yes, this fight will claim the title of “Upset of the Year”. It looks like Kharitonov’s career at Bellator ends before it really starts. Who would have thought … There are simply no words.
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It is simply unimaginable how this could have happened.Only 16 seconds have passed since the start of the battle …
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Blimey!!! The battle ends in the first seconds! “Puzatik” Ayala knocks Kharitonov off his feet with his right side kick and sends him to the deepest knockout! Sergei lies unconscious on the canvas. A crushing blow missed.
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All the characters are already in the octagon. The ring announcer makes a traditional speech.
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Next – Kharitonov! And he is exposed.Sergei is doing better with his torso. The Russian is very focused. Understands that you cannot lose face at the premiere.
4:11
Well, Ayala is coming out! He takes off his T-shirt on the go, revealing a rather noticeable belly.
4:10
There is less and less time left before Kharitonov’s debut fight in Bellator. The octagon sparkles with spotlights, but so far nothing happens in the hall. Well, let’s wait.
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Look who’s back! Tweeted by Bellator.
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Now a few words about Kharitonov’s opponent. Californian Xavi Ayala has been competing in MMA since 2011. He is 28 years old and with a height of 185 centimeters, he weighs 120 kilograms, having obvious excess weight. With nine wins, Ayala had five defeats and never faced top fighters. In other words, the opponent is so-so.But for a return after a long break, it will do quite well.
Opening tomorrow’s main card are Heavyweight KO artist @ Eyecandyayala & #SergeiKharitonov! We go live on @spike at 9pm ET! pic.twitter.com/fnIN0tcGbk
– Bellator MMA (@BellatorMMA) November 3, 2016
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Despite the deployed training camp, recently Kharitonov did not sit idle outside the gym. Just the other day, he and his friend, the famous heavyweight boxer Alexander Povetkin, founded their own promotion company called the Corporation of Champions. The athletes-functionaries signed the first contracts with kickboxers Alim Nabiev and Timur Ailyarov.
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In total, over 16 years of performances in the ring and cage (since August 2000), Kharitonov fought 28 fights, in which he won 23 victories and suffered five defeats. Last – September 2011 from American Josh Barnett in the semifinals of the Strikeforce tournament.In addition, the Russian lost to the American Jeff Monson (in 2009), his compatriot Alexander Emelianenko (2006), for whom he harbors mutual hatred, the Dutchman Alistair Overeem (2006) and the Brazilian Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira (2004).
Now Kharitonov is 36 years old, but it cannot be said that his eyes no longer burn.
Sergei Kharitonov wants to remind you why he was – and still is – one of heavyweight’s best (@shaunalshatti) https://t. co/gkLiersPjc
– MMAFighting.com (@MMAFighting) November 4, 2016
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Thus, Kharitonov’s forced downtime lasted for a year and a half. He last fought on July 3, 2015 against former M-1 champion American Kenny Garner and defeated him by TKO. By the way, in his penultimate fight, the Russian also defeated a veteran mixfight from the United States – however, in November 2014, Garner was removed by doctors in the middle of the third round.
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Kharitonov signed a contract with Bellator, which is unofficially considered the second most important organizer of fights after the UFC, back in early February. His debut was planned for May 14, but the Russian was forced to withdraw from the 154th tournament of the organization due to illness. As a result, the long-awaited debut of our veteran was postponed to late autumn and will take place in a duel against Javier (aka Javey) Ayala.
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Gazeta.Ru is glad to welcome the night owls to the 163 Bellator tournament! The main event of the show is the fight between the reigning light heavyweight champion (up to 93 kg), Briton Liam McGeary, with American Phil Davis.But we are much more interested in the return to MMA of the domestic heavyweight Sergei Kharitonov!
Gazeta.Ru will begin online broadcast of the fight show in Uncasville, Connecticut after 4:00 Moscow time.
If you’re in the building here at @MoheganSun tonight, be sure to use our # Bellator163 @Snapchat geo filter! pic.twitter.com/mv9kXhk93a
– Bellator MMA (@BellatorMMA) November 4, 2016
Sergei Kharitonov, one of the best heavyweight fighters in the history of Russian MMA, will make his Bellator debut against American Javier Ayala.
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Paige Buckers can’t go pro because WNBA rules don’t allow her
Paige Buckers of the University of California did almost everything she could in college basketball in her freshman year.
There is literally nothing that 19-year-old UCLA freshman Paige Buckers couldn’t do on a basketball court. Well, except for the fact that she can’t play with the WNBA team for another three years.
On Wednesday, Buckers became the first rookie to be named Associated Press Basketball Player of the Year, averaging 20.1 points, 5.9 assists and 4.8 rebounds per game this season. Earlier this week, her record 28 points in a 69-67 win over Baylor sent UConn into their 21st Final Four.Beckers may cut the grid on Sunday as the huskies look to win their 12th national title. And by Monday, she could be the first freshman to win the John R. Wooden Award for the history of women’s college basketball.
If Buckers were a man, you would expect her to play solo and play in the NBA next season. However, this cannot be. And oddly enough, no one is to blame.
“Why did women have a choice? Half the battle is to be able to do it and then make the best decision, ”Diana Taurasi told the Arizona Republic earlier this week.“The next step is to get this opportunity. Will children do this? Probably not, but you should be able to. If you are the best in your profession, you can continue to improve. ”
The UConn legend has officially named Bukkers “already the best basketball player.”
Under the current WNBA collective agreement, American players must be 22 years old before they can apply for a draft, or earn their degree, or not attend high school for four years.Foreign players must be only 20 years old.
Why?
Well, because it was like that from the beginning. The preliminary selection rules that exist today are the same as those in the books when the WNBA began in 1997. At the time, no one thought about women leaving college early, especially when 34-year-old Cynthia Cooper became the best. starting league player, leading the Houston Comets in their first four league championships.
Twenty-five seasons later, the game and players have changed, but the rules remain.And since the NBA has been watching closely for years to see if it will roll back the unambiguous rule that players must be 19 years old or spent a year in college before announcing their candidacy for the draft, the idea of changing the rule has at least been discussed by some in the WNBA.
“Men solve their own problems in terms of the right to call. They try to get rid of one and it’s done, ”Sue Bird said in an interview with Arizona Republic . “It’s a moving thing.So it will be with us. It did come up in the last CBA negotiations, it just wasn’t a priority at the moment. I believe that players should always have a choice. What’s interesting is the full name and the likeness as it relates to college (and possibly continuing education). ”
The name, image and likeness (NIL) movement has been the hottest topic in college sports in the past few years as compensation to the players is inevitable. The Supreme Court is hearing arguments this week, and in Mississippi and Florida, the NIL will go into effect on July 1.
A recent report from Opendorse lists the total number of Twitter and Instagram followers for the top 20 players in the men’s and women’s elite 8, as well as their estimated annual income if players had full NIL rights. Buckers topped the list as she could have made around $ 382,000.
According to the latest CBA report, the rookie scale for picking numbers 1-4, where Beckers will be drafted, gives them a base salary of at least $ 70,000, which could drop to $ 89,000 by Season 4 if option is selected their teams.And don’t forget the potential and limitless advanced deals.
There is an argument that a player like Buckers could potentially make more money playing in a place like UConn under the NIL rules than in his first couple of years at the WNBA. However, Bueckers will be free to play for the foreseeable future as it is not known when the national NIL rules will come into effect. But even if she wants to become a professional, she still has to wait.
In March, the league and the National Association of Women Basketball Players agreed to participate in this year’s draft.Previously, players who were not eligible were automatically included in the draft, but now they must notify the league as college players were given an additional year of eligibility due to the pandemic. The new mandate may be good for seniors, but it does little for players like Buckers or Iowa freshman Caitlin Clarke, whom Kevin Durant said, “Now belongs to the league.”
Many point to Kevin Garnett’s decision to skip college and enter the 1995 NBA Draft as a turning point that led to the transition from preparation to pro and ultimately the same movement.But it actually happened 24 years ago. In 1971, Spencer Haywood defeated the NBA in court, which ended the rule that players had to graduate from high school for four years before they could be drafted.
Fifty years ago, the men’s game was transformed by a player who was so good that he didn’t have to spend time playing college if he didn’t want to. Fifty years later, a player appeared in the women’s game who was able to go beyond the league’s rules that have existed since its inception.
Paige Buckers has to wait to play in the WNBA because the league never thought there would ever be such a good and such young player. She proves how much the game has changed.
Results of the annual World MMA Awards
This Friday, the annual traditional World MMA Awards was held, in which MMA stars and people, one way or another, involved in this sport were invited.By tradition, the winners were drawn and awarded in such nominations as: “Fighter of the Year”, “Breakthrough of the Year”, “Duel of the Year” and many others. The result in many nominations was predictable, but no less interesting.
We present you the winners of all nominations:
- Fighter of the Year – Robbie Lawler
Nominees:
Donald Cerrone
TJ Dillashaw
Emanuel Newton
Luke Rockhold
- Female Fighter of the Year – Rhonda Rousey
Nominees:
Jessica Aguilar
Carla Esparza
Guerica Tiburcio
- Breakthrough of the Year – Calvin Gastelum
Nominees:
Will Brooks
Justin Gaetge
Miles Juri
Yoel Romero
- International Fighter of the Year – Conor McGregor
Nominees:
Andrey Arlovskiy
Kiogi Horiguchi
Liam McGeary
Alexander Volkov
- Fight of the Year – Jose Aldo vs. Chad Mendes II (UFC 179)
Nominees:
Johnny Hendrix vs. Robbie Lawler I (UFC 171)
Matt Brown vs. Eric Silva (UFC Fight Night 40)
Robbie Lawler vs. Matt Brown (UFC on Fox 12)
Chris Weidman vs. Lyoto Machida (UFC 175)
- Knockout of the Year – Mark Hunt vs. Roy Nelson (UFC Fight Night 52)
Nominees:
Abel Trujillo vs. Jamie Warner (UFC 169)
Dong Hin Kim vs. John Hathaway (TUF China Finale)
Chris Beale vs. Patrick Williams (UFC 172)
Donald Cerrone vs. Adriano Martins (UFC on Fox 10)
- Submission of the Year – Ben Saunders vs. Chris Heterly (UFC Fight Night 49)
Nominees:
Luke Rockhold vs. Tim Boetsch (UFC 172)
Yancy Medeiros vs. Damon Jackson (UFC 177)
Charles Oliveira vs. Hatsu Hioki (UFC Fight Night 43)
Eduardo Dantas vs. Anthony Leone (Bellator 111)
- Return of the Year – Dominic Cruz
Nominees:
Catal Pendred vs. Mike King (UFC Fight Night 46)
Cat Zingano (career)
Matt Brown vs. Eric Silva (UFC Fight Night 40)
Dan Henderson vs.Shogun Rua II (UFC Fight Night 38)
- Upset of the Year – TJ Dillashaw vs. Renan Barao (UFC 173)
Nominees:
Rafael dos Agnos vs. Benson Henderson (UFC Fight Night 49)
Johnny Edurado vs. Eddie Wineland (UFC Fight Night 40)
Will Brooks vs. Michael Chandler I (Bellator 120)
Joe Warren vs. Eduardo Dantas (Bellator 128)
- Team of the Year – Alpha Male
Nominees:
AKA
American Top Team
Kings MMA
Straight Blast Gym Ireland
- Coach of the Year – Mike Dolce
Nominees:
Doug Balzari
Brian Blue
Jake Bonachi
Joel Jamison
- Referee of the Year – Herb Dean
Nominees:
Mike Beltran
Mark Goddard
Jason Gerzog
John McCarthy
- Ring Girl of the Year – Arianni Celeste
Nominees:
Jenny Andrade
Carly Baker
Jade Bryce
Britney Palmer
- Executive – Dana White
Nominees:
Scott Cocker
Harry Cook
Victor Tsui
Lorenzo Fertita
- Personality of the Year – Joe Rogan
Nominees:
Kenny Florian
Renato Laranja
Brendan Schaub
Brian Stann
- Best Promotion – UFC
Nominees:
Bellator MMA
Cage Warriors
ONE FC
World Series Of Fighting
- The best sports equipment – Venum
Nominees:
Bad Boy
Hayabusa
Jaco
Venum
- Top Brand – Everlast
Nominees:
Bad Boy
Century
Combat sports
Hayabusa
- MMA Media Portal of the Year – MMA Junkie
Nominees:
Bloody Elbow
Fightland
MMA Fighting
Sherdog
- MMA Journalist of the Year – Ariel Helwani
Nominees:
Ben Foulkes
Dave Meltzer
Jack Slack
Luke Thomas
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