One Win One Title Shot Pre-Fight Press Conference

[The Arabsland]

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[The Arabsland]

Date: 28 September 2024
National Sports of MMA at NationStates proudly presents its highly anticipated debut event, NS@NS 1, taking place this Saturday, September 21, 2024. Get ready for an explosive night of combat, culminating in the crowning of the very first NS@NS Super Heavyweight Champion.

In the main event, two titans will collide as Harry "The HNRY" Inigo takes on Tyson "TYPI" Obi for the prestigious Super Heavyweight Title. Expect an all-out war as these powerhouses step into the cage to make history and claim the ultimate prize in combat sports.

NS@NS 1 Match Card:
All title fights will consist of 5 rounds, with each round lasting 5 minutes.

Preliminary Card:
Ronan "The General" Brendan vs. Augusto "Lion" Martinho
Inaugural Strawweight Title Fight

Yonga-Son "The Star" Yun vs. Philomena "Lightning" Romaine
Inaugural Women’s Strawweight Title Fight

Flavio "The Fighter Jet" Vermentino vs. Angad "The Artist"
Inaugural Flyweight Title Fight

Main Card:
Mustafa "The Jet" Sami vs. Ahmed "Spear" Nadeem
Inaugural Welterweight Title Fight
Co-Main Events:
Habib "Golden" Savelli vs. Alexander "The Knight" Makita
Inaugural Lightweight Title Fight

Leopold "The Coffin" Linus vs. Jalal "Irons" Hamid
Inaugural Featherweight Title Fight

Main Event:
Harry "The HNRY" Inigo vs. Tyson "TYPI" Obi
Inaugural Super Heavyweight Title Fight
All fights will be conducted through fair AI simulations.

Stay tuned for more updates as NS@NS 1: Inigo vs. Obi promises unforgettable action and edge-of-your-seat excitement! Thanks, everyone!

[The Arabsland]

Took place on 28 September 2024
Venue: Arabsland Stadium (10,000 seats)
Attendance: 8,500
PPV Length: 3 hours 50 minutes
Buyrate: 350,000 PPV buys
Total Gate: £4,625,000
PPV song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLlSSJ0z7xM
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Preliminary Card:

1. Ronan (The General) Brendan vs. Augusto (Lion) Martinho (5 minutes X 5 rounds)
Result: Ronan Brendan wins via KO (Round 2, 3:12)

Summary:
Brendan's relentless pressure forces Martinho against the cage. A sharp right hook connects, followed by a devastating uppercut that puts Martinho out cold. Brendan secures the inaugural Strawweight Title in a stunning knockout.

2. Yonga-Son (The Star) Yun vs. Philomena (Lighting) Romaine (5 minutes X 5 rounds)
Result: Yonga-Son Yun wins via Decision (Unanimous)

Summary:
Yun controls the pace throughout the bout, using her striking precision to frustrate Romaine. Romaine hangs tough, but Yun's dominance in the clinch and her superior cardio earns her a unanimous decision, becoming the inaugural Women’s Strawweight Champion.

3. Flavio (The Fighter Jet) Vermentino vs. Angad (The Artist) (5 minutes X 5 rounds)
Result: Angad wins via Submission (Guillotine Choke) (Round 3, 1:45)

Summary:
Vermentino’s aggressive striking wears down Angad early, but a critical mistake leads to Angad catching a guillotine choke in a scramble. Vermentino taps out, making Angad the first Flyweight Champion in the history of NS@NS.

Main Card:

4. Mustafa (The Jet) Sami vs. Ahmed (Spear) Nadeem (5 minutes X 5 rounds)
Result: Ahmed Nadeem wins via TKO (Round 1, 4:05)

Summary:
Nadeem’s explosive wrestling leads to brutal ground-and-pound. After controlling Sami on the mat, Nadeem unloads heavy strikes from top position, forcing the referee to step in, crowning him the inaugural Welterweight Champion.


CO-MAIN EVENT

5. Habib (Golden) Savelli vs. Alexander (The Knight) Makita (5 minutes X 5 rounds)
Result: Habib Savelli wins via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) (Round 2, 2:37)

Summary:
Makita showcases great grappling in Round 1, but Savelli adjusts and takes his back in the second round. He sinks in a deep rear-naked choke, and Makita is forced to tap, securing Savelli the Lightweight Title.

CO-MAIN EVENT

6. Leopold (The Coffin) Linus vs. Jalal (Irons) Hamid (5 minutes X 5 rounds)
Result: Jalal Hamid wins via Decision (Split)

Summary:
A grueling back-and-forth battle with both fighters having their moments. Hamid lands cleaner strikes, but Linus counters with grappling control. In the end, the judges score it a split decision, with Hamid narrowly becoming the first ever Featherweight Champion.

MAIN EVENT

7. Harry (The HNRY) Inigo vs. Tyson (TYPI) Obi (5 minutes X 5 rounds)
Result: Tyson Obi wins via TKO (Round 4, 4:20)

Summary:
In a colossal battle of titans, both men trade heavy blows. Inigo starts strong, but Obi’s endurance shines through. Late in the fourth round, Obi lands a crushing overhand right, followed by a barrage of strikes that forces the referee to stop the fight. Tyson Obi is crowned the inaugural Super Heavyweight Champion.


Final Results:

Preliminary Card:

Ronan Brendan wins by KO
Yonga-Son Yun wins by Unanimous Decision
Angad wins by Submission

Main Card:

Ahmed Nadeem wins by TKO
Habib Savelli wins by Submission
Jalal Hamid wins by Split Decision
Tyson Obi wins by TKO

Fight of the Night award: Harry (The HNRY) Inigo vs. Tyson (TYPI) Obi
Performance of the Night: Tyson (TYPI) Obi
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Host/Moderator:
“Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the post-fight press conference for NS&NS 1, live from the Arabsland Stadium! What an incredible night of action we witnessed, crowning our very first champions in several divisions. Let's start by inviting our fighters to share their thoughts on tonight's outcomes. First up, we have the man who just won the Super Heavyweight Title, Tyson (TYPI) Obi!"

Tyson Obi:
"First, I just want to thank my team, my coaches, and everyone who supported me. Tonight was special. Harry (Inigo) is one tough opponent, but we knew the game plan. My team had me prepared for his power, and I stayed patient. Once I found my rhythm, I knew it was just a matter of time. In the fourth round, I saw the opening and took it. I’m proud to be the first NS&NS Super Heavyweight Champion, and this belt means the world to me. Thank you to everyone who came out tonight!"

Reporter 1:
"Tyson, Harry Inigo started strong in the early rounds. Did anything surprise you about his performance?"

Tyson Obi:
"Not really, I expected him to come out swinging hard, and he did. He landed some heavy shots, but nothing I wasn’t prepared for. The key was just staying calm and making him work. By the fourth round, I knew he was tiring, and that’s when I made my move."

Host:
"Alright, thank you, Tyson! Now, we’ll move on to our Lightweight Champion, Habib Savelli."

Habib Savelli:
"Thank you, everyone. Tonight was all about staying focused. Alexander Makita is a dangerous grappler, and he gave me a tough fight in the first round. But I made adjustments, and once I got his back, I knew the rear-naked choke was there. I’m proud to be the first Lightweight Champion, and I promise this is just the beginning. The lightweight division better be ready!"

Reporter 2:
"Habib, what was going through your mind when Makita had control in the first round?"

Habib Savelli:
"I expected him to come out strong. He’s a great grappler, but I didn’t panic. I knew I had the cardio advantage, and once I got my chance in the second round, I didn’t waste it."

Host:
"Next, we have the Welterweight Champion, Ahmed Nadeem, fresh off his impressive TKO win."

Ahmed Nadeem:
"Tonight, it was all about making a statement. Mustafa Sami is a tough guy, but I knew my wrestling would be too much. Once I got him on the ground, I didn’t let up. The ground-and-pound was vicious, and I’m glad the ref stepped in when he did. I’m honored to hold this belt, and this is just the beginning of my reign as the Welterweight Champion."

Reporter 3:
"Ahmed, you finished the fight in the first round. Did you expect to end it that quickly?"

Ahmed Nadeem:
"I always expect to finish the fight early if I can. I trust my training and my power. As soon as I took control on the ground, I knew it was only a matter of time."

Host:
"Thank you, Ahmed. And now, let’s welcome the Featherweight Champion, Jalal Hamid, who won by split decision tonight."

Jalal Hamid:
"This was a hard-fought battle. Leopold (Linus) is no joke, and it could have gone either way. I just stayed focused and kept landing my shots. The judges saw it my way, and I’m proud to be the first Featherweight Champion. I know it was a close fight, so I’m ready for whoever is next."

Reporter 4:
"Jalal, were you worried when you heard the fight was going to a split decision?"

Jalal Hamid:
"I knew it was close. Linus is tough, and he had his moments, but I believed I did enough to win. When they announced the split, I was nervous, but I’m just glad the judges saw it in my favor."

Host:
"Alright, last but certainly not least, we have the newly crowned Strawweight Champion, Ronan Brendan, who won via an incredible knockout."

Ronan Brendan:
"Yeah, I’m still buzzing from that KO! Martinho is a great fighter, but I knew if I kept the pressure on him, the opportunity would come. And it did—right hook, uppercut, lights out! I’m proud to be the Strawweight Champion, and I can’t wait to defend this belt."

Reporter 5:
"Ronan, that knockout was one for the highlight reels. How did you set it up?"

Ronan Brendan:
"I kept forcing him to the cage, made him uncomfortable, and waited for him to drop his guard. When he did, I unleashed that uppercut. Simple as that!"

Host:
"Thank you, Ronan, and congratulations to all our new champions tonight. This was an unforgettable event, and we want to thank everyone who tuned in, as well as the 8,500 fans in attendance tonight at Arabsland Stadium. We’ll be back with more action soon—stay tuned for the next NS&NS event, and congratulations again to all our fighters. Thank you, and good night!"

[The Arabsland]

Pre-Fight Press Date: 29 September 2024
Organization: National Sports of MMA at NationStates
Pre-Fight Press Conference for NS@NS 2: Ali vs. Adam
PPV Date: September 29, 2024
Location: Arabsland Golden FlyEagle Arena (9,000 seats)

Preliminary Card:

Inaugural Light Heavyweight Title Fight (5 rounds, 5 minutes each)
Jack (Pyramid) Hassan vs. Hong (Lion) Chao
Inaugural Middleweight Title Fight (5 rounds, 5 minutes each)
Daley (Tiger) Freddy vs. Michael (Strong) Kingston
Inaugural Women’s Bantamweight Title Fight (5 rounds, 5 minutes each)
Sara (The Man) White vs. Kathleen (Unstoppable) Dean

Main Card:

Inaugural Bantamweight Title Fight (5 rounds, 5 minutes each)
Takashi (Stony) Mitsuaki vs. Carlos (The Great) Amadeo
Inaugural Women’s Flyweight Title Fight (5 rounds, 5 minutes each)
Layla (Power) Jameel vs. Kayla (Crazy) Joanne
Main Event:
Inaugural Heavyweight Title Fight (5 rounds, 5 minutes each)
Adam (The Eagle) Ali vs. Mohamed (The Stone) Adam


Host:
"Welcome, everyone, to the official Pre-Fight Press Conference for NS@NS 2 PPV! We're here today to discuss one of the most highly anticipated matchups in mixed martial arts. On one side, we have the undefeated Adam 'The Eagle' Ali (12-0-0), a dominant force with 7 wins by knockout and 3 by submission. On the other side, we have the rising star, Mohamed 'The Stone' Adam (4-0-1), known for his rock-solid durability and impressive victories by disqualification."

"We're excited to hear from both fighters today, so let’s get started."

Mohamed 'The Stone' Adam:

Record: 4-0-1
Wins by KO: 1
Wins by Submission: 0
Wins by Decision: 1-0-1
Wins by DQ: 2

Mohamed Adam:
"I’m excited for this fight. I know Adam Ali is a tough guy, but I'm ready to show the world why they call me 'The Stone.' I've fought all kinds of opponents, and no one has been able to break me yet. This is my biggest challenge, but I don’t crack under pressure. I know I’ve got what it takes to beat him."

"I respect his skills, but once we step into that cage, none of those matters. My goal is to keep my streak alive and leave that cage victorious. Whether by knockout, decision, or DQ, I’m walking out with my hand raised for sure."

Adam 'The Eagle' Ali:

Record: 12-0-0
Wins by KO: 7
Wins by Submission: 3
Wins by Decision: 2
Wins by DQ: 0
Adam Ali:
"I’ve heard it all before—people thinking they can stop me. But I’m still here, still undefeated. Mohamed is tough, I get it, but he’s never faced someone like me. I’m faster, stronger, and more experienced. My track record speaks for itself. Seven knockouts, three submissions—I’ve finished most of my opponents, and I plan to do the same to him."

"I'm not underestimating him. But when I see a weakness, I go for the kill. 'The Stone' is going to crack, and I’ll be the one to do it. This is my time, and I’m walking out of NS@NS 2 with another win on my record."

Host:
"Clearly, both fighters are confident and ready to give it their all. Let’s open the floor for questions from the media."

Media Q&A:

Question to Mohamed Adam:
"You’ve won two of your fights by disqualification. How do you plan to win this fight, and are you hoping for a clean victory?"

Mohamed Adam:
"Look, I don’t fight dirty, but when the other guy breaks the rules, that’s on them. A win is a win. But for this fight, I’m coming in with the intention of dominating from start to finish. I’m not relying on a DQ. I’m ready for a war."

Question to Adam Ali:
"You’ve been dominant in most of your fights, particularly with knockouts and submissions. Do you see Mohamed as a threat, or is this just another opponent?"

Adam Ali:
"Every fight is a threat if you don’t take it seriously, but I always come prepared. Mohamed is undefeated for a reason, but he’s never faced someone like me. This isn’t just another fight—it’s a statement. And I’m going to make it loud and clear."

Host:
"Thank you to both fighters for sharing their thoughts. NS@NS 2 is shaping up to be an explosive event tonight, and we can't wait to see these two warriors in action. Don't miss the action—make sure you got your tickets now and come enjoy!"

[The Arabsland]

Event: NS@NS 2: Ali vs. Adam
Date: September 29, 2024
Venue: Arabsland Golden FlyEagle Arena (9,000 seats)
Attendance: 7,750
PPV Length: 3 hours 9 minutes
Buyrate: 400,000 PPV buys
Total Gate: £3,450,000
PPV Song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MLlSSJ0z7xM
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Preliminary Card:

Inaugural Light Heavyweight Title Fight (5 minutes X 5 rounds)
Jack (Pyramid) Hassan vs. Hong (Lion) Chao
Result: Jack (Pyramid) Hassan wins by unanimous decision after a tactical five rounds, controlling the pace with superior striking.

Inaugural Middleweight Title Fight (5 minutes X 5 rounds)
Daley (Tiger) Freddy vs. Michael (Strong) Kingston
Result: Michael (Strong) Kingston wins via submission (rear-naked choke) in (Round 2 3:47), showcasing his grappling skills.

Inaugural Women Bantamweight Title Fight (5 minutes X 5 rounds)
Sara (The Man) White vs. Kathleen (Unstoppable) Dean
Result: Kathleen (Unstoppable) Dean wins via split decision after a closely contested 5 rounds that went back and forth.

Main Card:

Inaugural Bantamweight Title Fight (5 minutes X 5 rounds)
Takashi (Stony) Mitsuaki vs. Carlos (The Great) Amadeo
Result: Takashi (Stony) Mitsuaki wins by TKO in (Round 1 0:50), displaying striking dominance and speed.

Inaugural Women Flyweight Title Fight (5 minutes X 5 rounds)
Layla (Power) Jameel vs. Kayla (Crazy) Joanne
Result: Kayla (Crazy) Joanne wins via KO in (Round 2 0:09) with a head kick that stunned Layla.

Main Event:

Inaugural Heavyweight Title Fight (5 minutes X 5 rounds)
Adam (The Eagle) Ali vs. Mohamed (The Stone) Adam
Result: Mohamed (The Stone) Adam wins via KO in (Round 3 4:05). Adam Ali put up a valiant effort, but Mohamed's power proved too much.


-Fight of the Night: Adam (The Eagle) Ali vs. Mohamed (The Stone) Adam
-Performance of the Night: Takashi (Stony) Mitsuaki

[The Arabsland]

Post-Fight Press Conference: NS@NS 2: Ali vs. Adam
Organization: National Sports of MMA at NationStates (NS@NS)
Date: 30 September

NS@NS CEO:

"Thank you all for being here to discuss what was an extraordinary event we had yesterday, NS@NS 2: Ali vs. Adam. We saw some fantastic performances from our athletes, and I’m proud of how this event showcased the talent we have in NS@NS.

Let me start by re-announcing the NS@NS 2 awards:

Fight of the Night: Adam (The Eagle) Ali vs. Mohamed (The Stone) Adam
Performance of the Night: Takashi (Stony) Mitsuaki
Today, I want to personally acknowledge our new Heavyweight Champion, Mohamed 'The Stone' Adam. He put on a calculated and patient performance against a dangerous opponent in Adam Ali. Mohamed waited for his moment, seized it, and earned a well-deserved victory to claim the inaugural heavyweight title. He’s shown that he’s ready to build a legacy as a dominant force in the division, and we’re excited to see what’s next for him.

Moving on, we have Jack 'Pyramid' Hassan, who captured the Light Heavyweight Title after an impressive showing against Hong Chao. Jack stuck to his strategy and outstruck a very dangerous opponent, proving that he’s here to stay at the top of the division. He’s already made it clear that he’s ready for all challengers.

Next, Michael 'Strong' Kingston showed everyone why his grappling is some of the best in the game, securing a submission victory with a rear-naked choke. He was methodical in his approach, and it paid off. As our new Middleweight Champion, Michael has set his sights on a long and dominant reign.

Kathleen 'Unstoppable' Dean gave us an incredible fight with Sara White, narrowly securing a split-decision victory to become the first-ever Women’s Bantamweight Champion. Kathleen is already open to a rematch if the fans want to see it, but for now, she’s focused on taking on new challenges.

We also witnessed Takashi 'Stony' Mitsuaki deliver a first-round TKO in dominating fashion, making a strong statement in the Bantamweight division. As we said earlier, he got the Performance of the Night award for a reason. His power and precision were undeniable tonight, and as the new champion, Takashi is ready to take on any challengers that come his way.

Lastly, Kayla 'Crazy' Joanne treated us to a stunning knockout victory, showcasing her knockout power with a head kick finish. She’s proven to be a force in the Women’s Flyweight division, and she’s already looking forward to defending her title against future contenders.

Overall, NS@NS 2 was a phenomenal event, and we’re thrilled with how our champions rose to the occasion. I want to thank all the fighters for their hard work and dedication, as well as the fans for their continued support. We’re looking forward to what’s next as we continue to build the legacy of NS@NS."

Moderator:
"Thank you to the CEO for those remarks. Now, let’s open the floor for questions from the media."

Media Q&A:

Reporter 1:
"Question for Mohamed Adam. Mohamed, congratulations on becoming the inaugural Heavyweight Champion. What was your game plan going into the fight with Adam Ali, and how did you adjust when the fight went the distance?"

Mohamed Adam:
"Thank you. My plan was to stay patient. I knew Adam Ali is a powerful striker, so I didn’t want to rush anything. I focused on my defense, and I waited for my openings. When we went into the later rounds, I just kept sticking to my plan—don’t let him dictate the pace, and when the moment came, I capitalized on it. I'm proud to be the champion."

Reporter 2:
"This is for Jack Hassan. Jack, you’ve now captured the Light Heavyweight Title. What’s next for you? Are there any challengers on your radar?"

Jack Hassan:
"Man, I’m ready for anyone! I said it before the fight, and I’ll say it again—I’m here to stay. Hong Chao was a tough opponent, but I proved that I’m on a different level. Whoever NS@NS puts in front of me next, I’ll be ready."

Reporter 3:
"Kathleen, congratulations on winning the Women’s Bantamweight Title. That fight with Sara White was close—how did you feel when the split decision was announced, and are you considering giving her a rematch?"

Kathleen Dean:
"Thanks! It was definitely a close fight, and Sara is a great competitor. When I heard it was a split decision, I won’t lie, my heart was racing! But in the end, I got the win. As for a rematch, if the fans want to see it, I’m open to it. But right now, I’m looking ahead to new challenges. There’s a lot of talent in the division."

Reporter 4:
"Takashi, you had an incredible Performance of the Night with that first-round TKO. How does it feel to make such a big statement in the Bantamweight division?"

Takashi Mitsuaki:
"Feels amazing! I came in here to show what I’m capable of, and I did just that. I’ve got a lot of respect for my opponent, but yesterday was my night. I’m the Bantamweight Champion now, and I’m ready for anyone who wants to challenge me."

Reporter 5:
"Kayla, congratulations on your knockout victory! That head kick was brutal. How confident were you going into this fight, and what’s next for you as Women’s Flyweight Champion?"

Kayla Joanne:
"Thank you! I was confident going in, but in this sport, anything can happen, so you always have to be prepared. I trained hard for this, and it paid off. As for what’s next, I’m ready to defend my title. I know there’s a line of contenders, and I’m excited to see who steps up."

Moderator:
"Thank you to all the fighters for their answers. We’re wrapping up now, but stay tuned, as we’ll be back next week with the NS@NS 3: Luka vs. Wodowski Pre-Fight Press Conference on 4 October! Goodnight everyone!!"

[The Arabsland]

NS@NS 3: Luka vs. Wodowski (Pre-Fight Press Conference)
Place: Arabsland Eagles Arena (9000)

Preliminary Card:

Afanasy vs. Sveta (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
Odarka vs. Fedor (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
Xiang vs. Zakaria (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
Abdul vs. Issoufou (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)

Main Card:

Tadgh vs. Asuka (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
Silke vs. Isabel (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
Zlata vs. Aliaksandra (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
Luka vs. Wodowski (5 rounds, 5 minutes each)

The stage is set for an exciting evening on October 5, 2024, as the fighters of NS@NS 3: Luka vs. Wodowski prepare to clash. The anticipation is palpable as both the main event contenders, Luka and Wodowski, enter the room, surrounded by the flashing cameras and murmurs of eager fans and journalists.

Moderator: "Welcome, everyone, to the pre-fight press conference for NS@NS 3. We have a stellar lineup of fighters ready to share their thoughts ahead of this highly anticipated event. Let's hear from the main event stars, Luka and Wodowski."

Luka (focused, stern):
"I’ve worked harder than ever for this fight. Wodowski might be tough, but I’m tougher. Come October 5th, I’ll show the world who the real beast is. I respect his skills, but I don’t see him walking away with his hand raised."

Wodowski (confident, with a smirk):
"Everyone always talks big before the fight, Luka. I’ve been here before, and I know what it takes. You can train as hard as you want, but it won’t be enough. This is my time boy, I’m taking that win."

Moderator: "Strong words from both fighters. Now, let’s hear from some of the other matchups on the card. Sveta and Afanasy, you’re in the co-main event. How are you preparing for this fight?"

Sveta (intense, determined):
"Afanasy is skilled, but I’m hungrier. I’ve prepared for every possibility in that cage, and I’m not leaving until my hand is raised. This is just the beginning for me."

Afanasy (calm, composed):
"I respect Sveta, but I’ve been training with the best, and I’m confident I’ll come out on top. I’m ready to show the world what I can do."

Moderator: "We’ll open the floor for questions from the media. First question?"

Journalist 1:
"Luka, what do you think Wodowski’s biggest weakness is?"

Luka (laughing):
"His biggest weakness? Honestly, it’s his overconfidence. He thinks he’s unstoppable, but I’ve seen the cracks in his game. Trust me, I’ll exploit them on the ppv."

Wodowski (leaning forward, grinning):
"Keep talking, Luka. We’ll see who’s laughing after the fight."

Journalist 2:
"Wodowski, what does a win in this fight mean for your career?"

Wodowski:
"A win here will solidify me as the top contender in the heavyweight division. After this, there’s no stopping me. Luka is just another obstacle."

Journalist 3:
"Abdul and Issoufou, your fight is flying under the radar. How do you both feel about that?"

Abdul (smiling):
"Let them overlook us. We’ll give them something to remember. This fight is going to be a war, and I’m ready for it."

Issoufou (nodding in agreement):
"We’re both here to prove a point. I’ve trained harder than ever, and I’m ready to shock everyone."

Moderator: "One last question for the main event fighters before we wrap up."

Journalist 4:
"Luka, if you win this fight, do you believe you deserve a title shot?"

Luka:
"Absolutely. Beating Wodowski puts me at the top, and after that, I’ll be coming for the belt. This is my time so Adam should be ready for sure."

Wodowski (interrupting):
"If you win, Luka. Don’t forget that."

Moderator:
"Thank you, everyone, for attending. We look forward to seeing you all on October 5 for NS@NS 3: Luka vs. Wodowski!"

[The Arabsland]

5 October 2024
Venue: Arabsland Eagles Arena (9,000 seats)
Attendance: 8,011
PPV Length: 3 hours 21 minutes
Buyrate: 500,000 PPV buys
Total Gate: £5,040,000
PPV SONG: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V-GkBOk2DZg


NS@NS 3: Luka vs. Wodowski

Preliminary Card:

Sveta vs. Afanasy (Super Heavyweight) (5 minutes X 3 rounds)
Outcome: Afanasy wins by TKO (1st Round, 1:55)
Afanasy dominated from the start, overwhelming Sveta with relentless striking. The referee stepped in after a barrage of unanswered punches, giving Afanasy the victory.

Odarka vs. Fedor (Light Heavyweight) (5 minutes X 3 rounds)
Outcome: Draw (Majority Decision after 3 Rounds)
Both fighters battled back and forth for all five rounds. Odarka's striking and Fedor's grappling kept the fight evenly matched, leading to a majority draw.

Zakaria vs. Xiang (Middleweight) (5 minutes X 3 rounds)
Outcome: Xiang wins by Submission (Rear-Naked Choke, 2nd Round, 3:15)
Zakaria had the advantage on the feet early, but Xiang managed to take the fight to the ground in the second round. He secured a rear-naked choke, forcing Zakaria to tap out.

Abdul vs. Issoufou (Welterweight) (5 minutes X 3 rounds)
Outcome: NO CONTEST (Originally Abdul won by Decision BUT later he tested positive in the drug testing)
This was a technical battle, with Abdul showcasing superior striking and Issoufou relying on counterattacks. Abdul controlled the pace throughout and won on all judges' scorecards. Later the match was converted to a no contest.

Main Card:

Tadgh vs. Asuka (Women’s Strawweight) (5 minutes X 3 rounds)
Outcome: Tadgh wins by Technical Submission (Armbar, 1st Round, 4:05)
Tadgh was quick to take control on the ground, catching Asuka in a tight armbar. Asuka refused to tap, leading to a technical submission as the referee stopped the fight.

Isabel vs. Silke (Women’s Flyweight) (5 minutes X 3 rounds)
Outcome: Silke wins by KO (2nd Round, 1:40)
Isabel was in control during the first round, but Silke turned things around with a powerful spinning back fist, knocking Isabel out cold early in the second round.

Zlata vs. Aliaksandra (Women’s Bantamweight) (5 minutes X 3 rounds)
Outcome: Zlata wins by KO (1st Round, 2:20)
Zlata landed a perfect head kick that knocked Aliaksandra down. Zlata followed up with a flurry of punches to secure a first-round knockout victory.

Main Event:
Luka vs. Wodowski (Heavyweight) (5 minutes X 5 rounds)
Outcome: Luka wins by KO (3rd Round, 2:45)
Wodowski put up a strong fight in the first two rounds with solid ground defense. However, Luka caught him with a devastating overhand right that ended the fight midway through the third round.


Summary of Results:

Preliminary Card:

Afanasy def. Sveta by TKO (Round 1)
Odarka vs. Fedor ended in a Draw (5 minutes 3 Rounds)
Xiang def. Zakaria by Submission (Round 2)
Abdul vs. Issoufou ended in no contest due drug use after Abdul originally won by decision (5 minutes 3 Rounds)

Main Card:

Tadgh def. Asuka by Technical Submission (Round 1)
Silke def. Isabel by KO (Round 2)
Zlata def. Aliaksandra by KO (Round 1)
Luka def. Wodowski by KO (Round 3)

Fight of the Night award: Zeljko (Monster) Luka vs. Dan (The Beast) Wodowski
Performance of the Night: Zeljko (Monster) Luka

[The Arabsland]

NS@NS 3: Luka vs. Wodowski – Post-Fight Press Conference
Host:
"Good evening, everyone, and welcome to the post-fight press conference for NS@NS 3: Luka vs. Wodowski! What an incredible night of action here in the octagon. We’ve witnessed some thrilling finishes, epic battles, and a few surprises. Now, let’s hear from some of the fighters themselves. Please welcome our first guest—Luka, who just earned a knockout victory over Wodowski!"

Luka (Heavyweight winner):
"Thank you, everyone. It feels great to get the KO win. Wodowski is a tough guy, no doubt. He gave me trouble with his ground game, but I knew I had the power to finish it. In the third round, I saw my opening and capitalized. I’m ready to take on anyone now—bring them on!"

Reporter 1:
"Luka, you looked strong in the standup, but Wodowski gave you some trouble on the ground. How did you stay patient before finding that knockout?"

Luka:
"Yeah, I knew he'd try to get me down, so I had to be cautious. But I worked a lot on my takedown defense for this fight. Once I was able to get back up, I knew the fight was mine. I stayed calm, waited for my shot, and it paid off."

Host:
"Next up, we have Afanasy, who secured a dominant TKO win against Sveta in the first round. Afanasy, what a performance—tell us about it."

Afanasy (Super Heavyweight winner):
"Thanks! I came in knowing I had to make a statement. From the first bell, I wanted to overwhelm Sveta, and I think I did just that. My training camp was perfect, and everything we worked on came together tonight. Sveta's tough, but I knew if I kept the pressure on, the stoppage would come."

Reporter 2:
"Afanasy, after such a dominant performance, who do you see as your next opponent?"

Afanasy:
"Whoever is next in line! I want that title shot. I'm here to be the best, and I’ll take on anyone in this division to prove it."

Host:
"Next, we have Xiang, who submitted Zakaria with a rear-naked choke in the second round. Xiang, congratulations! Walk us through that finish."

Xiang (Middleweight winner):
"Thank you. Zakaria’s striking is dangerous, and he caught me with a few good shots early. But I knew if I could get him to the ground, I’d have the advantage. In the second round, I saw an opportunity, took his back, and locked in the choke. I wasn’t letting go until he tapped."

Reporter 3:
"Xiang, you’ve now won a few fights by submission. Do you feel that grappling is your biggest strength?"

Xiang:
"Definitely. My ground game is what sets me apart, but I’m always working on my striking too. I want to be a complete fighter. I’ll take the fight wherever it needs to go to get the win."

Host:
"Up next, we have Tadgh, who secured an armbar victory over Asuka in the first round. Tadgh, incredible submission—how do you feel?"

Tadgh (Women’s Strawweight winner):
"It feels amazing. I’ve been working so hard on my ground game, and it all came together tonight. Asuka is a great fighter, but once I got her on the mat, I knew the armbar was there, and I wasn’t letting go."

Reporter 4:
"Tadgh, you’ve been quickly rising in the division. What’s next for you after this win?"

Tadgh:
"I’m aiming for the title. I want to fight the best, and I believe I’m ready for that challenge. Whoever’s holding the belt—I’m coming for them."

Host:
"Now we’re bringing in Silke, who knocked out Isabel with a spinning back fist in the second round. Silke, that was a highlight-reel KO—how did it feel?"

Silke (Women’s Flyweight winner):
"It felt incredible. Isabel was tough in the first round, but I knew I had to stay patient. When I saw her drop her guard in the second, I went for the spinning back fist, and it landed perfectly. I knew it was over as soon as I hit her."

Reporter 5:
"Silke, that KO was explosive. Are you looking to use this win to push for a title shot?"

Silke:
"Absolutely! I want that belt, and I think this win shows I deserve a shot at the champion. I’m coming for the top spot in this division."

Host:
"Finally, let’s bring in Odarka and Fedor, who fought to a majority draw in one of the night’s most competitive battles. Odarka, how do you feel about the result?"

Odarka (Light Heavyweight contender):
"I’m not happy with a draw. Fedor’s tough, but I felt like I did enough to win. I’ll take the result, but I’d love a rematch to settle things for good."

Reporter 6:
"Fedor, what’s your take on the draw? Do you feel it was a fair decision?"

Fedor (Light Heavyweight contender):
"I respect the judges' decision. It was a close fight, and Odarka is a great opponent. But if the rematch happens, I’ll be ready, and next time, I’ll leave no doubt."

Host:
"That wraps up our post-fight press conference for NS@NS3: Luka vs. Wodowski. Thank you to all the fighters for their incredible performances, and thank you to the media and fans for tuning in. We look forward to the next event!"

[The Arabsland]

The camera cuts to an intense scene where Harry "The HNRY" Inigo and Tyson "TYPI" Obi, two massive figures in the world of NS@NS MMA, are locked in a heated argument. The bar, filled with MMA fans and casual patrons, grows quiet as the tension escalates.
Obi, towering over Inigo, shouts:
Obi: "You think you're ready to take me on again, Harry? You’re not even close to my level!" then he looks at the female bartender and laughs.

Inigo, visibly trying to keep calm, fires back:
Inigo: "You got lucky last time, Tyson. Luck won't save you again if we fight again!"

Obi: "IF WE FIGHT AGAIN? Hahahaha we are in it! we are! let's do it now. listen, it's not about the championship at all. If I have the belt now, I would have thrown it at you just like a man throws a bone to a dog!"

Indigo: "You know, I don't feel offended at all. I might be a dog, at least people can see me in the dark!"

Obi " Is that supposed to be racist now?!! Answer me, is that supposed be racist now? Ha?" as he starts moving towards Indigo.

The crowd around them murmurs, eyes widening as the argument heats up. Suddenly, Obi snaps, his patience worn thin. In a flash, he shoves Inigo hard, knocking over tables and spilling drinks. The bar erupts in chaos as people scatter.

Inigo stumbles but regains his footing, his face now flushed with anger. He lunges at Obi, but before he can strike back, security rushes in, trying to separate the two fighters. The scene is chaotic, with people screaming, phones out recording the incident.

Obi, still fuming, breaks free from the security's grasp and throws a punch at Inigo, catching him on the chin. Inigo staggers back, but before he can retaliate, police officers storm the bar, sirens wailing outside.

Police Officer #1:
"Both of you, stop! Hands behind your heads!"

Obi, breathing heavily, reluctantly complies, his face still twisted in anger. Inigo, holding his jaw, does the same, glaring at Obi.

The police quickly cuff both men. As they are led outside into the flashing red and blue lights, the crowd murmurs about what just happened.

Rumors begin to spread quickly on social media:

BREAKING NEWS: NS@NS Super Heavyweight Champion Tyson Obi arrested after assaulting former title challenger Harry Inigo in a downtown bar. Sources say Obi could be stripped of his title.

Outside, the camera catches a brief interview with a witness:
Witness: "It got out of control so fast. Obi just snapped! I heard the NS@NS bosses are already talking about stripping him of the championship... It’s wild."

The camera pans to Obi and Inigo being put into separate police cars, both still seething but silent.

As they drive away, the camera fades out, leaving the future of the NS@NS Super Heavyweight Championship in question.

[The Arabsland]

TV Host: "Good evening, everyone! Tonight, we have a very special guest. Joining us is the CEO of NS@NS, one of the fastest-growing MMA organizations in the world. Welcome back and thank you for joining us."

NS@NS CEO: "Thanks for having me. Always great to be here."

TV Host: "Now that NS@NS 3: Luka vs. Wodowski has taken place, let’s start with your reflections. Was the event everything you hoped for?"

NS@NS CEO: "It exceeded expectations! The entire event went off smoothly, and the fighters really delivered. Luka vs. Wodowski was an intense main event, with both competitors leaving everything in the cage. From the preliminary fights to the main event, every match had something special. The energy in the arena was electric, and it was one of our most memorable nights yet."

TV Host: "It sounds like NS@NS 3 was a massive success. Looking back, how challenging has it been to organize three events in such a short period of time? What was the most difficult part?"

NS@NS CEO: "It’s been a whirlwind, to be honest. Organizing three major events—NS@NS 1, NS@NS 2, and now NS@NS 3—was no small feat. The toughest part has always been logistics—getting venues, ensuring all the fighters are ready, and managing the scheduling while keeping the standards high. But I’ve been lucky to have an incredible team that keeps everything running smoothly, even when it feels like the clock is ticking down to the last second. Each event is a learning experience, but we’ve hit our stride."

TV Host: "Speaking of the fighters, Tyson Obi's situation after the assault on Harry Inigo at Zero 1 Downtown bar was a hot topic. Is Obi still in jail?"

NS@NS CEO: "Yes, unfortunately, Tyson Obi is still in jail. The legal proceedings are ongoing, and we're cooperating fully with the authorities. His involvement in the incident was a serious breach of conduct, and while we respect the legal process, his position as NS@NS Super Heavyweight Champion is now under review. It's something we’re taking very seriously."

TV Host: "That’s a major situation to deal with, especially for such a high-profile champion. How is NS@NS handling it in terms of the Super Heavyweight division?"

NS@NS CEO: "It's tough, especially since Obi is an incredible fighter, but we have to prioritize the integrity of the sport. We’re closely monitoring his legal situation. If necessary, we’ll make a decision about the Super Heavyweight title, but for now, we’re in a holding pattern. We’ll announce any decisions when the time is right."

TV Host: "Understandable. Despite these challenges, NS@NS has had a lot of success recently. How has it been working with your roster of fighters, and were there any stand-out moments at NS@NS 3?"

NS@NS CEO: "The fighters have been phenomenal. Luka vs. Wodowski was the highlight, of course, but the undercard was filled with incredible moments. Zakaria vs. Xiang was a technical masterpiece, and Tadgh vs. Asuka showcased some serious heart and determination. Isabel and Silke gave us a thrilling women’s bout that had everyone on the edge of their seats. Every fighter came ready, and they didn’t disappoint."

TV Host: "It sounds like NS@NS 3 really delivered. What’s next for NS@NS after this? Where do you see the organization going?"

NS@NS CEO: "We’re already preparing for NS@NS 4. We want to keep the momentum going and continue expanding our global reach. We’ve been looking into hosting more international events and possibly even setting up a world tour. The Grand Prix tournament idea is also something we’re seriously considering, giving fans a chance to see the best from all divisions compete in a single bracket. But right now, we're focused on keeping up the quality and giving fighters more opportunities."

TV Host: "That’s exciting to hear. NS@NS seems to have a bright future ahead. Before we wrap up, is there anything you’d like to say to the fans?"

NS@NS CEO: "Just a huge thank you for the support. None of this would be possible without the fans who make every event unforgettable. We’re committed to delivering the best MMA action and pushing the sport forward. Stay tuned—there’s a lot more to come!"

TV Host: "Thank you so much for joining us today. We can’t wait to see what’s next for NS@NS."

NS@NS CEO: "Thanks again for having me. It’s been a pleasure."

TV Host: "That was the CEO of NS@NS, folks. Be sure to keep an eye out for NS@NS 4, coming soon. You won’t want to miss it!"

[The Arabsland]

Interviewer: "We’re here today with the CEO of NS@NS to discuss the current situation surrounding Tyson Obi, the reigning NS@NS World Super Heavyweight Champion, who was recently released from jail and has a later court date. Thank you for joining us. Can you shed some light on the situation with Tyson Obi?"

NS@NS CEO: "Thank you for having me. Yes, Tyson Obi has been through a challenging time recently, but I want to clarify a few things. Tyson was released from jail, and while the legal process is still ongoing with a court date set for later, his focus remains on his career and his responsibilities as the NS@NS World Super Heavyweight Champion."

Interviewer: "With that ongoing legal situation, what is the current status of his championship? Will he be stripped of the title?"

NS@NS CEO: "We are taking a cautious and fair approach. At this moment, Tyson Obi remains the NS@NS World Super Heavyweight Champion. He’s earned that title through his incredible performances inside the cage. However, we are monitoring the legal proceedings very closely. If the situation develops further in a way that impacts his ability to fulfill his obligations as champion, we will have to make difficult decisions, but right now, the title stays with him."

Interviewer: "How does this situation impact his ability to defend the title? Will there be any delays or changes in his upcoming fights?"

NS@NS CEO: "As of now, Tyson is expected to defend his title as planned. Of course, we understand that legal matters can sometimes lead to unexpected complications. We’re prepared to adjust accordingly if needed, but he has expressed a strong commitment to getting back in the cage. His next defense will be under the usual high standards of NS@NS, provided everything goes smoothly on the legal side."

Interviewer: "What message would you like to send to the fans and the rest of the fighters on the roster about this situation?"

NS@NS CEO: "I want to reassure our fans and fighters that NS@NS is committed to fairness and integrity. Tyson Obi is an extraordinary athlete, and we respect the process he’s going through. But we also recognize the importance of maintaining the highest standards in our sport. The championship picture will not be compromised, and we’ll continue delivering the best competition possible. We appreciate everyone’s patience and support as this unfolds."

Interviewer: "Thank you for the update. We’ll be watching closely to see how things develop for Tyson Obi and the NS@NS World Super Heavyweight division."

NS@NS CEO: "Thank you. We're confident things will work out, and we appreciate everyone’s understanding during this time."

[The Arabsland]

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NS@NS 4 Match Card (12OCT2024)

Preliminary Card:

Leon "The Bullet" Sanchez (7-4-1) vs. Jin "The Lightning" Zhang (9-2-0) (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
– Jin’s undefeated KO streak (5 KOs) puts Leon’s resilience to the test in what should be a fast-paced contest.

Alexander (The Knight) Makita (12-5-0) vs. Gameel "Rocket" Hamdy (6-0-0) (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
– Rising star Gameel looks to keep his unbeaten record intact against veteran Makita, known for his 7 KO victories.

Mostafa Waleed (2-0-0) vs. Hwang Sing (2-0-0) (final) (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
- Winner gets signed and added to the men heavyweight roster

Weedy Teddy (2-0-0) vs. Yonga Sun (2-0-0) (final) (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
-Winner gets signed and added to the women's strawweight roster


Main Card:

Madison (The Falcon) Lio (7-2-0) vs. Maggie (The Eye) Wayne (14-5-0) (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
– A showdown in the women's division with Madison's 4 KOs and Maggie's balanced skill set of 6 KOs and 4 submissions.

Raul "The Ghost" Lopez (7-3-0) vs. Santiago "The Phantom" Castillo (6-4-0) (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
– A bout of speed and skill, as Raul's KO power (3 KOs) faces Santiago's endurance and tactical approach.

Amr Zeineldin (5-3-2) vs. Jason "The Wall" Kamala (8-2-0) (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
– Can Amr, with his experience in drawn-out decision battles, withstand Jason's strength and aggression?

"The Bulldozer" Tomasovic (7-4-0) vs. Henrik "The Viking" Svensson (10-5-0) (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
– Two heavy hitters collide, with Tomasovic's 5 KOs and Svensson's 7 KOs promising a knockout-filled bout.

Main Card Main Event:
Adrian "The Vast Sea" Kumari (18-3-0) vs. Cad "The Baba" Eigyr (32-16-0) (5 rounds, 5 minutes each)
– A battle between two veterans of the octagon. Adrian, known for his precision KO power (4 KOs, 6 submissions), faces Cad, a submission expert with 11 submission victories and 16 decisions.

[The Arabsland]

Pre-Fight Press Conference for NS@NS 4: Kumari vs. Eigyr

Date: October 12, 2024
Location: Zenith Dome (12000), The Republic of The Arabsland

Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the official pre-fight press conference for NS@NS 4: Kumari vs. Eigyr! We’re thrilled to present a stacked card featuring a mix of seasoned veterans, rising stars, and exciting prospects, all set to showcase their skills inside the cage on October 12, 2024.

The main event will be a thrilling matchup between two of the top athletes in NS@NS, promising a night full of intensity and drama.

Main Event: Adrian "The Vast Sea" Kumari (18-3-0) vs. Cad "The Baba" Eigyr (32-16-0)
The highly anticipated main event features Adrian "The Vast Sea" Kumari, a fighter known for his precision striking and submission skills, facing off against the formidable veteran, Cad "The Baba" Eigyr, a submission expert with an incredible 11 submissions to his name. Both fighters spoke confidently about their strategies heading into the bout:

Kumari: "Cad’s a veteran, but I’m ready for whatever he brings. I’ve been sharpening my skills, and I know I can finish him. I’ve knocked out and submitted fighters before, and he’ll be next."

Eigyr: "Adrian’s tough, but I’ve faced tougher. My experience in the cage will guide me to victory. He can try to take me down, but once we hit the ground, he’s in my world."

Co-Main Event: Madison Lio (7-2-0) vs. Maggie Wayne (14-5-0)
In the co-main event, Madison Lio brings her knockout power into the cage against the well-rounded and experienced Maggie Wayne, who has a balanced record of KO and submission wins. Both fighters were respectful but confident in their abilities:

Madison Lio: "I respect Maggie’s skills, but I’m going for the knockout. My hands are my greatest weapon, and she’s going to feel that power on that fight night."

Maggie Wayne: "Madison’s a dangerous striker, but I’m the more complete fighter. I can take this fight wherever it needs to go, and I’ll do whatever it takes to get my hand raised."

Other Fighters Speak:
Raul "The Ghost" Lopez (7-3-0) vs. Santiago "The Phantom" Castillo (6-4-0):

Lopez: "I’m here to show why they call me ‘The Ghost.’ Santiago won’t be able to touch me. My speed and precision will be too much for him."
Castillo: "Raul’s quick, but I have the cardio and technique to take him down. I’ve been in wars before, and I’m prepared for whatever he brings."
Amr Zeineldin (5-3-2) vs. Jason "The Wall" Kamala (8-2-0):

Zeineldin: "I’ve been in long, drawn-out fights before. Jason will tire out before I do. I’ll take him into deep waters and finish him."
Kamala: "I’m not going to let him control the pace. I’m going to come forward, and I’ll break him with my power."
"The Bulldozer" Tomasovic (7-4-0) vs. Henrik "The Viking" Svensson (10-5-0):

Tomasovic: "This fight will end with a knockout. Henrik doesn’t stand a chance against my power."
Svensson: "I respect Tomasovic’s power, but I’ve knocked out bigger and tougher fighters. I’m coming for the finish."
Prospect Finals:
Mostafa Waleed (2-0-0) vs. Hwang Sing (2-0-0) (Heavyweight Final):
Both fighters are undefeated, with their eyes on a spot in the men’s heavyweight roster.

Waleed: "I’m bringing everything I’ve got. Hwang’s good, but I’m better. You’ll see."
Sing: "I’m here to win. Nothing will stop me from signing that contract."
Weedy Teddy (2-0-0) vs. Yonga Sun (2-0-0) (Strawweight Final):
In the women’s strawweight division, Weedy Teddy and Yonga Sun are both eager to secure their place in NS@NS.

Weedy Teddy: "This is my moment. I’m going to win and make my mark in NS@NS."
Yonga Sun: "I’ve trained too hard to lose. I’m ready for the challenge, and I will prove it in the octagon."
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NS@NS 4 Match Card (12OCT2024)

Preliminary Card:

Leon "The Bullet" Sanchez (7-4-1) vs. Jin "The Lightning" Zhang (9-2-0) (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
– Jin’s undefeated KO streak (5 KOs) puts Leon’s resilience to the test in what should be a fast-paced contest.

Alexander (The Knight) Makita (12-5-0) vs. Gameel "Rocket" Hamdy (6-0-0) (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
– Rising star Gameel looks to keep his unbeaten record intact against veteran Makita, known for his 7 KO victories.

Mostafa Waleed (2-0-0) vs. Hwang Sing (2-0-0) (final) (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
- Winner gets signed and added to the men heavyweight roster

Weedy Teddy (2-0-0) vs. Yonga Sun (2-0-0) (final) (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
-Winner gets signed and added to the women's strawweight roster


Main Card:

Madison (The Falcon) Lio (7-2-0) vs. Maggie (The Eye) Wayne (14-5-0) (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
– A showdown in the women's division with Madison's 4 KOs and Maggie's balanced skill set of 6 KOs and 4 submissions.

Raul "The Ghost" Lopez (7-3-0) vs. Santiago "The Phantom" Castillo (6-4-0) (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
– A bout of speed and skill, as Raul's KO power (3 KOs) faces Santiago's endurance and tactical approach.

Amr Zeineldin (5-3-2) vs. Jason "The Wall" Kamala (8-2-0) (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
– Can Amr, with his experience in drawn-out decision battles, withstand Jason's strength and aggression?

"The Bulldozer" Tomasovic (7-4-0) vs. Henrik "The Viking" Svensson (10-5-0) (3 rounds, 5 minutes each)
– Two heavy hitters collide, with Tomasovic's 5 KOs and Svensson's 7 KOs promising a knockout-filled bout.

Main Card Main Event:
Adrian "The Vast Sea" Kumari (18-3-0) vs. Cad "The Baba" Eigyr (32-16-0) (5 rounds, 5 minutes each)
– A battle between two veterans of the octagon. Adrian, known for his precision KO power (4 KOs, 6 submissions), faces Cad, a submission expert with 11 submission victories and 16 decisions.

[The Arabsland]

NS@NS 4: Kumari vs. Eigyr
Date: October 12, 2024
Location: Zenith Dome (12000), The Republic of The Arabsland
Attendance: 9,102
PPV Length: 4 hours 2 minutes
Buyrate: 490,000 PPV buys
Total Gate: £5,010,500
PPV Song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PA6o5mheZKw

Preliminary Card:

Mostafa Waleed vs. Hwang Sing
Result: Majority Draw (29-28, 28-28, 28-28)
Neither fighter could secure a decisive victory in this close heavyweight bout, resulting in a majority draw. Waleed getting signed as he is one point higher.

Weedy Teddy vs. Yonga Sun
Winner: Weedy Teddy by Submission (Rear-Naked Choke) – Round 2, 2:45
Weedy Teddy earned the contract in the women's strawweight roster with a solid submission victory via rear-naked choke.

Leon "The Bullet" Sanchez vs. Jin "The Lightning" Zhang
Winner: Jin Zhang by KO (Spinning Back Fist) – Round 2, 3:22
Jin’s unbeaten KO streak continued as he delivered a spectacular spinning back fist, knocking out Leon in round 2.

Alexander (The Knight) Makita vs. Gameel "Rocket" Hamdy
Winner: Gameel Hamdy by KO (Punches) – Round 2, 1:50
Gameel Hamdy remained undefeated with a dominant knockout victory over veteran Alexander Makita.

Main Card:

"The Bulldozer" Tomasovic vs. Henrik "The Viking" Svensson
Winner: Henrik Svensson by KO (Head Kick) – Round 3, 2:11
A thrilling heavyweight showdown ended with Svensson’s devastating head kick KO in the third round.

Amr Zeineldin vs. Jason "The Wall" Kamala
Winner: Jason Kamala by KO (Punch) – Round 1, 1:35
Jason's sheer power stunned Amr early in the first round, delivering a knockout punch for a quick victory.

Raul "The Ghost" Lopez vs. Santiago "The Phantom" Castillo
Winner: Santiago Castillo by TKO (Strikes) – Round 2, 4:02
Santiago’s endurance and tactical strikes overwhelmed Raul, leading to a second-round TKO.

Madison (The Falcon) Lio vs. Maggie (The Eye) Wayne
Winner: Maggie Wayne by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
Maggie’s superior grappling and control gave her the edge, earning a unanimous decision after three hard-fought rounds.

Main Card Main Event:
Adrian "The Vast Sea" Kumari vs. Cad "The Baba" Eigyr
Winner: Cad Eigyr by Submission (Armbar) – Round 5, 2:12
In a grueling 5-round fight, Cad Eigyr showcased his submission expertise, locking in an armbar in the final round to secure victory after a long back-and-forth war.

Fight of the Night: Adrian "The Vast Sea" Kumari vs. Cad "The Baba" Eigyr
Performance of the Night: Cad "The Baba" Eigyr

[The Arabsland]

Post-Fight Press Conference (October 12, 2024)
Location: Zenith Dome, The Republic of The Arabsland

Moderator: Welcome everyone to the NS@NS 4 post-fight press conference! We’ve just witnessed an incredible night of fights here at Zenith Dome, and we’re ready to speak with the fighters. Let’s kick it off with the main event winner, Cad "The Baba" Eigyr!

Cad Eigyr (Winner, Main Event, Submission – Round 5)
Moderator: Cad, congratulations on your victory! How do you feel after this intense, five-round battle?

Cad Eigyr: Thank you! I feel amazing. Adrian is a tough opponent, but I came in knowing I had the tools to finish him. It was a tough back-and-forth, but I stayed patient, and when I saw the opening, I knew I had to go for the armbar.

Reporter 1: Did you expect the fight to last five rounds, or were you hoping to finish earlier?

Cad Eigyr: Honestly, I was prepared for five rounds. Adrian is durable, and I knew it wasn’t going to be easy to put him away. I felt confident in my cardio, and I knew if I stayed focused, the opportunity would come. And it did.

Reporter 2: What’s next for you? Do you have a specific opponent in mind?

Cad Eigyr: I’ll leave that up to the organization. I’m just happy to get this win and show everyone I’m here to stay. I’ll take on whoever they put in front of me next.

Adrian Kumari (Loser, Main Event)
Moderator: Adrian, tough loss tonight. How are you feeling after that war?

Adrian Kumari: It was a tough one, for sure. I thought I had control at certain points, but Cad’s grappling is on another level. He saw the opportunity and took it. I have to give credit to him.

Reporter 3: Was there anything that surprised you about Cad’s game tonight?

Adrian Kumari: Not really. We knew what he was going to bring—great grappling, submission threats. I just didn’t execute my game plan as well as I wanted to.

Reporter 4: What’s next for you after this?

Adrian Kumari: I’ll go back, watch the tape, and fix the mistakes. This isn’t the end for me. I’m coming back stronger.

Maggie Wayne (Winner, Co-Main Event, Unanimous Decision)
Moderator: Maggie, congrats on a hard-fought victory! How did you manage to control the fight against Madison Lio?

Maggie Wayne: Thanks! Madison is tough, but I knew if I could control the grappling exchanges, I’d be able to win rounds. She’s dangerous on her feet, but I felt like my game plan worked perfectly.

Reporter 5: What was the toughest part of the fight for you?

Maggie Wayne: Her striking, for sure. She’s quick, and I had to be careful. But once I got the clinch and takedowns, I felt in control.

Henrik Svensson (Winner, KO – Round 3)
Moderator: Henrik, you landed an amazing head kick KO in round 3. Can you walk us through that moment?

Henrik Svensson: Thank you! Tomasovic is a tough guy, and we were both throwing heavy shots. I saw him drop his hands a little, and I just went for it. I knew as soon as it landed that he wasn’t getting back up.

Reporter 6: What does this win mean for your future in the heavyweight division?

Henrik Svensson: This win puts me on the map. I’m ready for bigger fights. Bring on anyone—I’m ready to fight the best.

Jason Kamala (Winner, KO – Round 1)
Moderator: Jason, you made quick work of Amr Zeineldin. Did you expect the fight to end so early?

Jason Kamala: I didn’t expect it, but I was ready for anything. I felt his defense drop early, and I went in for the kill. Sometimes, you just know when it’s time to finish.

Reporter 7: What’s next for you after such a dominant performance?

Jason Kamala: I’m ready for anyone. Whoever NS@NS wants me to fight next, I’ll be ready.

Moderator: Thank you to all the fighters for an amazing night of action! We look forward to seeing what’s next for everyone. That concludes tonight's post-fight press conference!

[The Arabsland]

We are thrilled to announce that NS@NS 5: Rossi vs. Asamoah will take place on 20 October 2024! Prepare for another exhilarating night of intense matchups as the National Sports of MMA at NationStates brings you top-tier action and drama inside the octagon.
*ALL INFO ABOUT THOSE FIGHTERS ARE ABOVE IN THE FIRST POST*
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Main Card:
Rossi vs. Asamoah (Main Event) (5 rounds 5 minutes each)
Garino vs. Melab (Co-Main Event) (5 rounds 5 minutes each)
Scathach vs. Saif (3 rounds 5 minutes each)
Ichiro vs. Yngvi (3 rounds 5 minutes each)
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Ashwin vs. Mykhailol (Preliminary Card) (3 rounds 5 minutes each)
Menelaus vs. Cathair (Preliminary Card) (3 rounds 5 minutes each)
Zeineldin vs. Moses (Early Preliminary Card) (3 rounds 5 minutes each)
Mihangel vs. Milorad (Early Preliminary Card) (3 rounds 5 minutes each)
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[The Arabsland]

NS@NS 5: Rossi vs. Asamoah Pre-Fight Press Conference
Date: October 20, 2024
Location: Zenith Dome, The Republic of The Arabsland

Opening Remarks
Host:
“Welcome, everyone, to the NS@NS 5 pre-fight press conference! We’re thrilled to be here today as we gear up for an exciting night of fights featuring our main event, Rossi vs. Asamoah. Let’s get started by introducing our fighters!”

Fighter Introductions
Host:
“First, we have the challenger, Rossi. Rossi is known for his explosive striking and relentless pace. How are you feeling today, Rossi?”

Rossi:
“I feel great, thanks! The training camp has been intense, but I’m ready to showcase my skills. Asamoah is a tough opponent, but I believe my preparation and determination will take me to victory.”

Host:
“Now let’s welcome the defending champion, Asamoah. Asamoah, you’ve been a champion for a reason. What are your thoughts going into this fight?”

Asamoah:
“I respect Rossi as a fighter, but I’ve prepared for this moment. I know what it takes to win, and I plan to defend my title with everything I’ve got. The belt stays with me!”

Main Event Discussion: Rossi vs. Asamoah
Host:
“Let’s open the floor to some questions for our main event fighters.”

Question from the Media:
“Rossi, what specific strategies do you have in mind to overcome Asamoah’s skills?”

Rossi:
“I plan to keep the pressure on him. I know he likes to control the fight pace, so I’ll push him early and try to exploit any openings.”

Host:
“Asamoah, how do you respond to Rossi’s game plan?”

Asamoah:
“Rossi is right; I do like to dictate the pace. But I’ve faced many fighters before. I’ll adapt to whatever he brings. Experience is key, and I’m confident in my abilities.”

Co-Main Event Discussion: Garino vs. Melab
Host:
“Now, let’s move on to our co-main event featuring Garino and Melab. Garino, you have a record of 10 wins and 4 losses. What can we expect from you on fight night?”

Garino:
“I’m looking to make a statement. This fight is crucial for me. Melab is tough, but I believe my skills and heart will shine through.”

Host:
“And Melab. What’s your game plan for this matchup?”

Melab:
“I plan to use my striking to my advantage. Garino is skilled, but I’ve trained hard, and I’m ready to show that I belong at the top.”

Other Notable Fights Discussion
Host:
“Let’s briefly touch on some other exciting matchups. Scathach vs. Saif is sure to be a fan favorite. Scathach, what are your thoughts?”

Scathach:
“I respect Saif, but I’m confident in my training. I know I can finish the fight if it goes my way.”

Host:
“Saif, how do you plan to counter Scathach’s strengths?”

Saif:
“I’ve studied his fights closely. I’ll adapt in the moment, but I’m ready for whatever he brings.”

Closing Remarks
Host:
“Thank you to all the fighters for sharing your thoughts today. We’re all looking forward to an incredible night at NS@NS 5! Don’t forget to bring your tickets for what promises to be a night of unforgettable action in the octagon tonight!”

[The Arabsland]

Event Details:
Date: October 20, 2024
Location: Zenith Dome, The Republic of The Arabsland
Attendance: 9,500
PPV Length: 4 hours 15 minutes
Buyrate: 520,000 PPV buys
Total Gate: £5,200,000
PPV Song: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nSr2P6blYM


Early Preliminary Card:

Zeineldin vs. Moses
Result: Zeineldin wins by submission (Armbar) (Round 2, 1:58)
Summary: Zeineldin capitalized on a ground exchange, locking in a submission to secure the victory.

Mihangel vs. Milorad
Result: Majority draw (3 Rounds)
Summary: Both fighters battled to a standstill in a competitive, back-and-forth fight.

Preliminary Card:

Ashwin vs. Mykhailol
Result: Mykhailol wins by TKO (Round 3, 4:06)
Summary: Mykhailol overwhelmed Ashwin with strikes late in the fight, forcing a stoppage.

Menelaus vs. Cathair
Result: Menelaus wins by KO (Round 1, 3:19)
Summary: Menelaus delivered a crushing blow to Cathair for a quick first-round knockout.

Main Card:

Scathach vs. Saif
Result: Saif wins by TKO (Round 3, 3:48)
Summary: Saif’s striking wore down Scathach, leading to a TKO in the third round.

Ichiro vs. Yngvi
Result: Unanimous draw (3 Rounds)
Summary: A hard-fought contest saw both fighters land significant shots, but neither gained the upper hand.

Co-Main Event: Garino vs. Melab
Result: Garino wins by Decision (5 Rounds)
Summary: Garino’s superior control and endurance over five rounds earned him a decision win.

Main Event: Rossi vs. Asamoah
Result: Asamoah wins by technical submission (Rear Naked Choke) (Round 2, 3:49)
Summary: Asamoah secured a submission in the second round after an aggressive grappling exchange.

Awards:
Fight of the Night: Garino vs. Melab
Performance of the Night: Mic "The Bear" Asamoah

[The Arabsland]

Post-Fight Press Conference - NS@NS 5: Rossi vs. Asamoah
Location: Zenith Dome, The Republic of The Arabsland
Date: October 21, 2024

Moderator:
"Good morning, everyone, and welcome to the post-fight press conference for NS@NS 5: Rossi vs. Asamoah. Yesterday, we witnessed some incredible performances, and today we’ll hear from the fighters involved. Let’s begin with our main event winner, Mic ‘The Bear’ Asamoah."

Mic "The Bear" Asamoah:
"Thanks for being here, yesterday was an amazing night. Going up against someone like Rossi, I knew I had to be on top of my game, and I’m glad I got the win. When I secured that choke, it felt perfect. It’s always great to finish a fight, especially against such a tough opponent."

[On his preparation and performance:]
"We worked hard in camp, focusing on staying patient and finding the right moment. Rossi’s a dangerous guy, but I knew if I kept calm, the opportunity would come. I’m proud of my team, and I feel like everything came together perfectly."

[On his future plans:]
"I’m ready for bigger fights. Whether it’s a title shot or another top contender, I’m here to prove I belong at the top. Yesterday was a step forward, and I’m excited for what’s next."

Matteo Rossi:
"Asamoah did his thing, no question. He stayed calm, and when he saw his opening, he took it. I felt good going in, but he capitalized when it mattered. I’m disappointed, but this is part of the game. I’ll go back, improve, and come back better."

[On what went wrong:]
"I think I started strong, but he was patient. I made a mistake, and in this sport, one mistake can cost you. I’m going to learn from it, adjust, and keep pushing forward."

Giulio Garino (Co-Main Event Winner):
"Yesterday was a grind. Melab is tough, and I knew it would be a five-round war. I’m happy with the decision win—he made me work for every second of it."

[On the keys to victory:]
"I think my conditioning and ability to push the pace were the difference makers. I kept the pressure on, especially in the later rounds, and that gave me the edge."

[On his future goals:]
"I’m aiming for a title shot. I’ve proven I can hang with the best, and I’m ready for whoever the NS&NS wants to match me up with next."

Saif:
"I came in ready for a battle, and I’m glad I got the TKO. Scathach is tough, but I knew if I stuck to my plan, I’d find a way to finish him."

[On what’s next:]
"I want to keep moving up. Yesterday was just the beginning. I’m coming for the top of the division, and I’m ready to take on anyone they put in front of me."

Press Q&A:

Journalist 1:
"Asamoah, congratulations on the win! Did you expect to finish the fight with a submission?"

Mic Asamoah:
"Thank you! Honestly, I train to finish the fight however I can. Whether it’s striking or submissions, I’m always ready. When I saw the opportunity, I took it. Submissions are always in my game plan if they present themselves."

Journalist 2:
"Matteo, you looked strong early on. What do you think changed as the fight progressed?"

Matteo Rossi:
"I felt good in the first round, but Asamoah stayed composed. He waited for his moment, and he capitalized on my mistake. That’s how it goes sometimes. I’ll work on fixing those gaps and come back stronger."

Journalist 3:
"Garino, congratulations on the win. How do you feel about your performance, and do you think you’re ready for a title shot?"

Giulio Garino:
"Thank you! I’m happy with the performance. It was a tough fight, but I stayed focused and got the job done. As for a title shot, I think I’ve earned it. I’m ready whenever NS&NS is."

Journalist 4:
"Saif, after a dominant TKO win, how do you feel about your position in the division?"

Saif:
"I feel great. That win puts me in a strong position, and I’m ready for bigger challenges. I want to keep climbing and prove I’m a top contender."

Moderator:
"Thank you to all the fighters for their time. Congratulations again on a fantastic event, and we look forward to seeing what’s next in NS@NS. Have a great day, everyone."

[The Arabsland]

We are thrilled to announce that NS@NS 6: Nadeem vs. Park will take place on 26 October 2024! Prepare for another exhilarating night of intense matchups as the National Sports of MMA at NationStates brings you top-tier action and drama inside the octagon.
*ALL INFO ABOUT THOSE FIGHTERS ARE ABOVE IN THE FIRST POST*
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Main Card:
Nadeem (C) vs. Park (NS@NS World Welterweight Championship) (Main Event)
Joanne (C) vs. Isabel (NS@NS Women's World Flyweight Championship) (Co-Main Event)
Zlata vs. Saif
Afanasy vs. Dider

Preliminary Card:
Van de Vos vs. Ramon
Luis vs. Zoe
Cvetka vs. Zdislav

Early Preliminary Card:
Faruk vs. Amir
Vadik vs. Caetano
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[The Arabsland]

NS&NS 6: Nadeem vs. Park - Pre-Fight Press Conference
Date: October 24, 2024

Host: Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the NS&NS 6 pre-fight press conference! Today, we’re excited to discuss the upcoming event featuring an incredible lineup, headlined by the NS&NS World Welterweight Championship clash between champion Ahmed Nadeem and challenger Park. Let’s dive right into it!

Main Event Fighters' Introduction
Host: First, let’s welcome our champion, Ahmed Nadeem! With a record of 14 wins, 2 losses, and 2 draws, Nadeem has established himself as one of the top welterweights in the NS&NS. Ahmed, can you share your thoughts on the upcoming fight?

Ahmed Nadeem:
Thank you! I’m excited for this fight and have put in a lot of hard work during my training camp. Park is a tough competitor, and I respect him, but I’m focused on defending my title and showcasing my skills in the octagon. Fans can expect a great fight!

Host: And now, let’s hear from the challenger, Park. Can you tell us about your journey leading up to this title shot?

Park:
I appreciate the opportunity to be here. It’s been a long road, and I’ve worked hard to earn this shot. I’ve studied Nadeem closely, and I believe I have what it takes to take the title. I’m ready to show everyone what I can do!

Co-Main Event Fighters' Introduction
Host: Next, we have our co-main event featuring the NS&NS Women's World Flyweight Champion, Kayla Joanne! With an impressive record of 17 wins and just 1 loss, Joanne is looking to defend her title against a formidable opponent. Kayla, what are your thoughts heading into this fight?

Kayla Joanne:
I’m looking forward to the challenge! Every fight is an opportunity to prove myself, and I have trained hard for this one. Isabel is a tough competitor, but I’m confident in my abilities and ready to put on a show for the fans!

Host: Now, let’s hear from the challenger, Isabel. How do you feel about this title fight?

Isabel:
This is a huge opportunity for me, and I’m grateful for it. I’ve trained hard and am ready to give it my all. I respect Kayla, but I believe I can win this fight and become the champion!

Fighter Q&A Session
Host: Now, let’s open the floor to questions for our main event fighters, Nadeem and Park. Please raise your hand if you have a question!

Question from the Media: Ahmed, what do you expect from Park in the octagon?

Ahmed Nadeem:
I expect him to come out strong and aggressive. He’s a tough fighter, and I’ll be prepared for anything he brings to the table.

Question from the Media: Park, how have you prepared for this fight specifically?

Park:
I’ve focused on my conditioning and strategy. I’ve studied Ahmed’s past fights to find any weaknesses and work on my game plan.

Question for Joanne: Kayla, how do you plan to defend your title against Isabel?

Kayla Joanne:
I plan to stick to my game plan, stay composed, and execute my strategies. I know what it takes to win, and I’m prepared for whatever Isabel brings.

Question for Isabel: What do you think is your biggest advantage going into this fight?

Isabel:
I believe my versatility will be a key factor. I can adapt my style mid-fight, and I’m ready to capitalize on any openings I see.

Undercard Fighters' Introduction
Host: Now, let’s shift gears and introduce the fighters on our undercard. First up, we have Zlata facing Saif. Zlata, what can you tell us about your preparation for this fight?

Zlata:
I’ve trained hard and am ready to make a statement in this fight. Saif is a tough opponent, but I’m confident in my skills and ready to perform.

Host: And Saif, how are you feeling going into this matchup?

Saif:
I feel great! I’ve had a fantastic training camp, and I’m ready to show my skills. Zlata is tough, but I’m prepared to bring my best.

Closing Statements
Host: Thank you to all our fighters for joining us today. Before we wrap up, I’d like to remind everyone to tune in on October 26 for an exhilarating night of action at NS&NS 6! Let’s make it a great night!

[The Arabsland]

26 October 2024
Venue: Arabsland Eagles Arena (9,000 seats)
Attendance: 8,946
PPV Length: 3 hours 51 minutes
Buyrate: 700,050 PPV buys
Total Gate: £7,001,010
PPV SONG: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4-g8UXa944

Early Preliminary Card
Faruk vs. Amir
Winner: Amir by KO (Round 1, 3:20)
Fight Summary: Amir lands a big right hand that puts Faruk down for a knockout win.

Vadik vs. Caetano
Winner: Vadik by Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Fight Summary: Vadik grinds out a close decision win through clinch control and precise striking.

Preliminary Card

Van de Vos vs. Ramon
Winner: Van de Vos by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)

Fight Summary: Van de Vos controls the fight with effective striking and grappling, securing a clear decision victory.
Luis vs. Zoe
Winner: Zoe by TKO (Round 3, 0:55)
Fight Summary: Zoe gains momentum in the final round and overwhelms Luis with strikes, resulting in a TKO win.
Cvetka vs. Zdislav

Winner: Zdislav by Submission (Armbar, Round 2, 4:10)
Fight Summary: Zdislav capitalizes on an opportunity on the ground and secures a second-round armbar for the victory.

Main Card

Zlata vs. Saif
Winner: Saif by Submission (Rear-Naked Choke, Round 2, 2:25)
Fight Summary: Saif displays impressive grappling and secures a rear-naked choke in the second round after gaining control on the ground.

Afanasy vs. Dider
Winner: Dider by KO (Round 1, 1:42)
Fight Summary: Dider lands a powerful head kick, knocking Afanasy out cold early in the first round, delivering an emphatic victory.

Co-Main Event: Kayla Joanne (C) vs. Isabel
NS&NS Women's World Flyweight Championship
Winner: Kayla Joanne by TKO (Round 4, 3:12)
Fight Summary: Joanne defends her title with sharp striking and manages to finish Isabel with a flurry of punches in the fourth round, earning a decisive TKO victory.

Main Event: Ahmed Nadeem (C) vs. Park
NS&NS World Welterweight Championship
Winner: Ahmed Nadeem by Split Decision (48-47, 47-48, 48-47)
Fight Summary: A very close, hard-fought match, with both fighters showcasing strong striking and grappling. Nadeem manages to retain his title after five rounds by a narrow decision.


Fight of the Night: Ahmed Nadeem (C) vs. Park
Performance of the Night: Kayla Joanne

[The Arabsland]

After an electrifying night of fights, NS@NS fighters and champions sat down to discuss their performances, strategies, and future plans. Here's a recap of the most notable moments from the post-fight press conference.

Ahmed Nadeem (C), NS@NS World Welterweight Champion:

On his victory over Park:
"That was one of the toughest fights of my career. Park brought it all, and I knew I had to dig deep. I’m just glad I could keep my title and show everyone I’m here to stay. It was close, but I believe I did enough to get the win."

On what’s next for him:
"Right now, I just want to rest and recover. We’ll see what NS&NS has lined up, but I’m always ready to defend this belt. Whoever is next, I’ll be prepared."

Kayla Joanne (C), NS@NS Women’s Flyweight Champion:

On her TKO victory over Isabel:
"I knew she was tough, but I felt strong and confident with my striking tonight. My coaches and I have been working on that, and it paid off in the fourth round. She’s a worthy opponent, but I had to show why I’m the champ."

On her performance of the night award:
"It’s an honor! Every fight, I aim to improve and bring my best for the fans. It’s a great feeling to be recognized, and I’ll keep pushing to put on these kinds of performances."

Saif, Winner over Zlata by Submission (Rear-Naked Choke):

On his grappling performance:
"Once I got control on the ground, I knew I could secure the choke. I respect Zlata’s skills, but grappling is my strength, and tonight, it worked out perfectly."

On his goals moving forward:
"This win means a lot, but I’m already thinking about what’s next. I want to keep climbing and get closer to a title shot. I’m here to make my mark in this division."

Dider, Winner over Afanasy by KO (Head Kick):

On his first-round KO victory:
"I trained that kick for months, and it was amazing to see it land. Afanasy is a tough guy, so I needed something powerful to end it quickly. I’m happy to give the fans a finish like that."

On potential future opponents:
"I’m ready for anyone who thinks they can stand with me. I want bigger fights, bigger stages, and I’m here to prove myself again and again."

NS@NS President’s Closing Remarks:

"Tonight was a fantastic showcase of skill, heart, and competition. I want to thank all the fighters, our fans here in Arabsland, and the global PPV audience for supporting NS@NS. This was one of our best events yet, and we’re just getting started. We look forward to more title defenses, rising stars, and unforgettable fights in the future."

Stay tuned for more updates on NS@NS’s upcoming events and fights.

[The Arabsland]

Date: 9 Nov 2024

-Early Preliminary Card:
Leandros Ethan vs. Filip Koji (3 rounds 5 minutes each)
Teuna Adelgundis vs. Aradhana Duško (3 rounds 5 minutes each)
Rokuro Hanae vs. Sigeweard Perla (3 rounds 5 minutes each)

-Preliminary Card:
Claudio Jacky vs. John Odessey (3 rounds 5 minutes each)
Herman Berto vs. Alexej Marie-Pierre (3 rounds 5 minutes each)
Šimona Gaëtane vs. Yasmine Lazzaro (3 rounds 5 minutes each)
Carlos Odarka vs. Randy Fedor (3 rounds 5 minutes each)
Paul Ward vs. Max Foley (3 rounds 5 minutes each)

=Main Card:
Swanhild Shantanu vs. Zac Balbina (3 rounds 5 minutes each)
Jaxson Ferdinand vs. Jimeno Floriana (3 rounds 5 minutes each)
Kateřina Achille vs. Janella Marta (3 rounds 5 minutes each)
Hieronymos Duuk vs. Owain Bruna (5 rounds 5 minutes each) Co-Main Event
Jalal Hamid (C) vs. Leopold Linus **NS@NS World Featherweight Championship** (5 rounds 5 minutes each) Main Event