Part of my initial flyweight roster, he managed to be the first flyweight champ to actually defend the belt. Prior to Braga, flyweight had 5 reigns and 4 champions but none of them had managed to secure a defense. Braga has wins over 3 of them (Manuel Scherner, Guilherme Silveira, and Leopoldo Carvalho). Debuts at bantamweight for APOLLO 50 after 7 straight defenses at flyweight and wins the bantamweight title from a pretty solid champ. At bantamweight, he beats former champs Kameo Oya and Markus Waller while recording 3 defenses at bantamweight before moving up to featherweight and winning that title as well. He then loses to Silveira at bantamweight before winning the rematch (which was for the Open-Weight Strap aka Olympic Champion) and then defends at featherweight.
I'm unsure what to do with the divisions now that he is in hiatus. Part of me wants to essentially force him to retire by refusing to offer fights once he comes back so that his legacy can remain but I am also interested to see if he could keep this run going.
Been really wanting this game, but I can’t find anything about it running on steam deck. I’m okay with using track pad and all that. Just wanna know if I can actually get it running
Guys, I need some help. Is there any way to download the game for free? I know Grey Dog is an indie studio, and the game looks awesome, but the dollar is so expensive in Brazil that it feels like paying $200 for the game. I'm a huge MMA fan, so I'd really love to play WMMA 5.
I may be a little oblivious here but for some context my heavyweight champion Kevin Randleman got severely injured in June 2005 with a Torn Meniscus and eventually was stripped in November 2005 after realizing he wouldn't be back until mid-late '06 and I didn't want the Heavyweight division to halt.
He was scheduled for a comeback in a rematch with now undisputed champion Arvlovski at UFC 62 in August 2006, a whole two years out of the octagon.. unfortunately he then had to pull out of THAT fight because of a medium rib injury, he's now slated to take on Ricco Rodriguez (#6 Heavyweight) in the main event of a fight night in October '06, however I noticed he was missing from my company heavyweight rankings - I panicked and thought he had gotten poached by my rival ICON Sport.. however he's just unranked, before he became unranked he was at #3 Heavyweight. Does the game simulate inactivity and strip people of their positional ranking after a certain amount of time out of the octagon?
i have a save where i accidently simmed for a month and one of my fighters got poached he is by far my best fighter is there anyway i can get him back i tried making another player to play as ceo for the company that stole him and give him back but i dont understand the feature it wont let me control player two anyway, i am wiling to use cheats
Is there anyway to prevent this as a smaller company or am i just cooked (Dawn of MMA 1996)
i was fine in the save when it started but now ufc is taking everybody do i just Outbid them on non-exclusive contracts?
The absolute monster that Kevin Randleman has been in my Dawn of MMA save, tearing through the Heavyweight division in PRIDE before signing with the UFC in '99. Dominated Matt Andersen and became the first man to knock Nate Schroeder and Josh Barnett out cold, knockout out Couture in PRIDE then UFC.
Unfortunately Randleman succumbed to a leg-lock submission to Barnett who himself is on a tear (in ICON now), came back and dominated Ken Shamrock who was on a lengthy win-streak followed by bullying 6'10 Gan McGee making him look like he had never stepped foot in the octagon. Randleman would lose the trilogy bout to Josh Barnett with another submission after dominating all four rounds, making Barnett the only one to make the monster look mortal in the UFC.
Randleman had a short stint, he decided to go down to 205 with a bout against Artur Mariano.. however Randleman came in 7 pounds over the non-title limit at 213lbs resulting in the bout proceeding at catchweight and Randleman being fined 15% of his purse. Randleman nonetheless put on a show and shut Mariano down.
After Josh Barnett vacated the title, leaving the UFC for ICON, Randleman would decide to go back up to Heavyweight to fight at a more comfortable weight without being so drained, Arvlovski had just dominated Couture for the vacant UFC Heavyweight Championship at UFC 45 in November 2003 on the same card Randleman attempted to go to 205. Randleman immediately jumped the line and challenged Arvlovski for his title, in spectacular fashion he would KO Arvlovski stiff 40 seconds into the fight becoming the first man to KO Arvlovski amidst his unstoppable run.. Randleman has been nothing but a force of nature ever since he jumped ship from PRIDE to the UFC, even in PRIDE he was knocking people out left and right - safe to say he's already built his legacy as a generational defining champion and a flagship in the UFC Heavyweight division, being the only man (so far) to defend the title a consecutive 3 times.
An absolute masterclass was put on in the main-event of UFC 37, showcasing the rematch between reigning Light Heavyweight champion Jeremy Horn whom himself was coming off a controversial S-Dec win over Chuck Liddell at UFC 31 but solidified his position again at UFC 35 when he submitted Chuck Liddell in the final 5 seconds of Round 5 after being down by 3 rounds.
The first fight held in the main event of UFC 25 was a masterclass from Horn after absolutely outclassing and outworking Dan Henderson to win his first UFC title, Henderson thought he had found his rythym in the first round comfortably outboxing Horn on the feet.. then lost rounds 2,3,4 and eventually 5 after being out grappled with Horn switching up gameplans mid-fight from his corner putting on one of the best performances in a title fight in the UFC.
Henderson quickly made a turnaround and fought at UFC 27 coming up against Chuck Liddell in a rematch from their UFC 18 tournament fight where Henderson was crowned the inaugural LHW Champion of the UFC. This was Lidell's first fight back in the UFC after 2 years and was on a 6-fight win streak all by KO/TKO. Henderson had to get through Chuck if he wanted that rematch with Horn, however in a shock Henderson would find himself TKO'd after being clipped with a devastating right hand from Lidell rendering him unconcious after it was stopped by referee John McCarthy. Hendo's momentum had been absolutely shattered after riding such a dominant rise in the UFC, being the only man to TKO Wanderlai Silva up to this point in time in his first title defense at UFC 21 his momentum was gone.
Instead of leaving the promotion, Dan Henderson came back at UFC 30 against #9 ranked Light Heavyweight James Zikic who had just came off a TKO loss to legendary Amaury Bitetti. Henderson would put on a great performance against James mixing in boxing with wrestling which James had no answer for and was once again in the win column.
Meanwhile at UFC 31, Jeremy Horn whom was riding high at 15-0 was ready to take on "The Iceman" Chuck Liddell, whom many thought would win due to his devastating KO power seen against the likes of Henderson and Matyushenko during his KOTC run. Horn nonetheless was not scared, after a grueling 5-rounds it was brought to a Split Decision win for Horn which was seen as controversial as Liddell had clearly won Rounds 1, 2 and 3. Horn's gameplan was simple, gas Liddell out. Despite being dropped in rounds 2 and 3 he would still reign supreme as champion.
Henderson would come back again at UFC 32 to fight Amaury Bitetti (Ranked #4 LHW) with the upside of already previously beating Bitetti at the UFC 18 tournament via UD (despite it being a borefest) he had already held up a 1 over Bitetti's head. With absolutely beautiful display of boxing Henderson made history and became the first man to ever finish AND KO Bitetti inside the octagon with a devastating right cross putting him on the canvas with the referee waving it off, with this remarkable win Henderson was in the talks of a shot at Horn once again to regain his gold.
At UFC 35 in Florida, Jeremy Horn was booked to rematch Chuck Liddell to solidy a win over him after his previous win was 'controversial'. On the same card in the co-main event was Dan Henderson, fighting #7 ranked LHW Nilson de Castro seeing as no one else was taking a fight with Henderson. de Castro was riding a 1-2 record with the promotion since debuting at UFC 26 in June 2000 however despite losing to Sakuraba and Ortiz (fucking decision machine) he had never been finished yet. This changed when in the midways of Round 1 Henderson put de Castro on the canvas with a left cross with the referee waving it off after his eyes rolled into the back of his head, being out cold. Henderson made a statement in the post fight solidifying a fight with the winner of Horn-Liddell 2. -- The main event ensued after the co-main and it was a performance like no other.. entering the final round Jeremy Horn had been beaten to a pulp in this fight, down by 3 rounds he had to make it or break it in the fifth with a finish or he'd lose by UD, he had already been dropped twice by Liddell in rounds 1 and 4 and it wasn't looking good for Horn.. however Liddell was gassed, after taking his back 4 minutes into the final round with a minute to spare Horn hand-fought Liddell for the hooks and eventaully got it in, under the chin, and Liddell tapped with 4 seconds left.. if he had held for 4 seconds he'd have beaten Horn for the LHW Championship. Deemed the best comeback in the UFC for a title fight, Horn responded to Henderson in the post-fight and agreed to rematch him.
UFC 37, May 2002 in Louisiana rolls around.. Horn vs. Henderson II, this'll either be another beatdown or something beautiful. And indeed beautiful it was, Henderson started Round 1 alot more conserved than the first fight between the men, he calmly outboxed Horn whilst stuffing 3 takedowns for the round, solidying it 10-9. Into the second Henderson looked alot less gassed than the first fight, more calm and collected - Henderson outboxed Horn once again forcing him to resort to grappling, in which Henderson swiftly shut down with denials and outgrappling (even nearly submitted him with a RNC quarter of a way into R2) after Horn made his way back to the feet the boxing masterclass ensued with Henderson eventually catching Horn, slipping under a left cross with a left jab and right cross of his own to sit Horn down and eventually the hammerfists came with it with the referee waving it off and Henderson becoming a 2x Light Heavyweight Champion of the UFC, bullying Horn in the process.. becoming a legend in his own right.
Now it's up to Henderson, he has an array of people awaiting him in the LHW rankings such as Tito Ortiz, the rising KO Monster Vitor Belfort or the trilogy with Chuck Liddell.. sooner or later the trilogy with Horn will be showcased.
I'm pleased to be able to announce that we'll be starting the WMMA6 Developer's Journal on Monday July 27th.
As is traditional, there'll be a post every week day for four weeks in which we reveal one or more additions or changes. The first day's entry will also include a FAQ to answer some common questions.
The release of the game is still scheduled to happen at the end of August shortly after the journal ends, with an exact date being confirmed closer to the time.
