Official UFC 09 Undisputed Career progression thread

[MC Fatigue]

I'm working on a new Lightweight career on Expert now.

MT/BJJ - with great ground and pound and submissions. I'm now 4-0 with 4 submissions. I'm submitting my partner in training each time now, which is giving me decent points. I'm sinking things into Sub-Off, and ground striking right now. I'll start making him more all-around in a bit, but for right now I'm going purely to take people down, and submit them. That of course, won't work when I get my first real fight - so before I do that I'll work my standing game a bit

[BamaBoy88]

4-1 just lost my first fight to a guy named garrison brooks by submission he was killer on the ground, my fighter is kickboxing and judo.

[Brian Gee]

I'm (hopefully) about to pull a Braddock (Cinderella Man) type finish to a storybook run I've had. It's 2014 and I'm ranked third in the welterweight division. I face Matt Hughes and for the second time against him, lose....

I then face Jon Fitch....and lose.

I then face Diego Sanchez...and lose.

By this time, I figure I'm pushing back down the ladder, but then turn things around with a win against The Irish Hand Grenade and then another against Matt Serra. I rematch against Jon Fitch and beat him and get a shot at Ben Saunders. I win AGAIN and face the number 2 ranked Diego Sanchez and knock him out with 30 seconds left with a decision that could have gone either way narrowly avoided.

A stroke of luck happens now and Koscheck (who I beat when I was coming up the first time) beats GSP for the title (he's held it pretty much since my career has started) and THAT'S my next fight.

It has been a really fun time doing this career and I'll be doing this through all of the divisions....

QUICK SILVER!

[OSUFan_88]

Quote: Originally Posted by kerowack

I'm (hopefully) about to pull a Braddock (Cinderella Man) type finish to a storybook run I've had. It's 2014 and I'm ranked third in the welterweight division. I face Matt Hughes and for the second time against him, lose.... I then face Jon Fitch....and lose. I then face Diego Sanchez...and lose. By this time, I figure I'm pushing back down the ladder, but then turn things around with a win against The Irish Hand Grenade and then another against Matt Serra. I rematch against Jon Fitch and beat him and get a shot at Ben Saunders. I win AGAIN and face the number 2 ranked Diego Sanchez and knock him out with 30 seconds left with a decision that could have gone either way narrowly avoided. A stroke of luck happens now and Koscheck (who I beat when I was coming up the first time) beats GSP for the title (he's held it pretty much since my career has started) and THAT'S my next fight. It has been a really fun time doing this career and I'll be doing this through all of the divisions.... QUICK SILVER!

I can't wait to do a WW career. So much talent in one division, it'll be a lot like my LHW career.

[Inhocmark]

Dana White must hate me. Every time I get a decent run going he comes in asking me to take a fight on short notice and it's always a guy going to kick my arse. All 4 of my losses have been short notice fights.

[JerseySuave4]

Quote: Originally Posted by Inhocmark

Dana White must hate me. Every time I get a decent run going he comes in asking me to take a fight on short notice and it's always a guy going to kick my arse. All 4 of my losses have been short notice fights.

ine to, i finally starting refusing some of them because he wants me to fight on 1 weeks notice. I lost to W. Silva because i only had 50% energy and took the fight on short notice.

But Dana informed me i got 1 year left until i gotta retire, ive defended my title about 10 times now, only have 5 career losses (avenged them all multiple times) so once i finish my career what more is there to do?

[Taur3asi3]

Nothing.

Once Dana makes you retire you're retired and maybe you make it into the HOF. Then you can start all over again with another created fighter.

[OpusX910]

Quote: Originally Posted by Timmay

I'm working on a new Lightweight career on Expert now. MT/BJJ - with great ground and pound and submissions. I'm now 4-0 with 4 submissions. I'm submitting my partner in training each time now, which is giving me decent points. I'm sinking things into Sub-Off, and ground striking right now. I'll start making him more all-around in a bit, but for right now I'm going purely to take people down, and submit them. That of course, won't work when I get my first real fight - so before I do that I'll work my standing game a bit

do you rotate the right stick or mash a button for submissions...MY last career was a LW who finished his career with a 108 SUB O and only sunk in one submission.. Usually by time i would get a guy tired enough to submit him, id end up knocking him out before i could, and any attempts before were futile.

Also, does anyone know if you can fight for a different camp other than BOOT camp. My fighter finished with the belt, 8 title defenses, 29-5 and NO Hall of Fame!!!