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Explosive Action Unfolds at Bellicose MMA Event in Cypress Flats _______________ Price vs the Butcher Last night, the Sweathouse in Cypress Flats played host to an electrifying MMA event organized by Bellicose MMA, featuring intense matchups that kept the audience on the edge of their seats. One of the main attractions was the clash between Zhaire Price and Roy 'The Butcher' Mazza, a fight that ended in a clean knockout victory for Price. In an exclusive pre-fight interview, Zhaire Price revealed that his training camp leading up to the event had been exceptional, with SAFA champion Takenaka as his coach. When asked about his opponent, Roy 'The Butcher' Mazza, Price shrugged off any pre-fight banter, stating that he had never met Mazza but would soon face him in the octagon. As the tension escalated, Mazza confidently passed by, taunting Price with a menacing prediction. However, Price remained focused, expressing his determination to let his performance speak for itself in the cage. During the interview, Price also discussed his strategies and game plans for the fight, emphasizing his intention to dominate and showcasing his aggressive fighting style. The match unfolded as predicted, with Price securing a decisive victory, Event manager Derrick Chou praised Price's performance, highlighting his potential and natural comfort in the ring. Post-fight, Price attributed his success to his opponent's lack of preparation, citing the rookie status of Mazza. He capitalized on this vulnerability, employing a relentless offensive strategy that proved too much for 'The Butcher' to handle. Roy 'The Butcher' Mazza graciously acknowledged the defeat as a valuable lesson in his professional MMA journey. Determined to bounce back, Mazza expressed his availability for future fights, showcasing a resilient spirit despite the setback. _______________ Geisha vs Jad-ein Yong Unfortunately, the anticipated clash between Naoko 'Geisha' Mitsukuri and Ryeom 'Jad-eun Yong' Eui was canceled due to a car crash involving Mitsukuri. Our thoughts and prayers go out to her and her family, hoping for a swift recovery. _______________ Kenny vs Rogov In a tumultuous matchup between Kenneth 'Kenny' Nakagawa and Michael Rogov, the fight concluded with a shocking technical knockout, leaving Rogov with a broken leg. The bout showcased the unpredictable nature of MMA, taking unexpected turns and keeping the audience on the edge of their seats. Nakagawa's victory was not without its challenges, as he initially struggled in the first round, resulting in a loss. However, the resilient fighter made a remarkable comeback in the second round, dominating his opponent with a display of skill and determination. The turning point occurred in a brutal performance in the round that followed. Nakagawa's aggressive strategy paid off, leading to the unfortunate injury sustained by Rogov—a broken leg that abruptly ended the fight. Post-fight, Michael Rogov gracefully acknowledged Nakagawa's prowess, recognizing him as a future champion. Despite the injury, Rogov praised Nakagawa's dominating performance in their previous encounter and admitted to focusing on rectifying his weaknesses leading up to this fight. Rogov acknowledged that, in the final round, Nakagawa's power proved insurmountable, resulting in the unfortunate leg injury he now faces. Rogov's words underscored the respect and recognition among fighters in the MMA community. Despite the setback, he expressed confidence in Nakagawa's potential and labeled him as an "unreal fighter" destined for the top of the MMA ranks. The aftermath of this intense battle leaves fans eagerly anticipating Nakagawa's future in the sport, as he continues to rise and make a lasting impression on the MMA scene. _______________ Bellicose MMA once again delivered an evening of unpredictable outcomes, reinforcing the sport's essence of resilience, skill, and unpredictability. As the fighters reflect on their performances, and fans eagerly await the next chapter, this event will undoubtedly be remembered as a thrilling showcase of MMA prowess and determination.

𝕰/𝕾 𝖂𝖆𝖞𝖉𝖆𝖍 𝕲𝖆𝖓𝖌 𝓗𝓲𝓼𝓽𝓸𝓻𝔂 The East Side Waydah Gang, also known as the 118 ES Waydah Crips, is a hybrid gang of African American and Samoan Crips in the East side of Los Santos. The gang was formed in the 1970s by two drug lords, Big T, and Lil' S, who dominated the local market with their high-quality and low-priced cocaine. The gang is part of the Eastside Crip alliance, a loose coalition of Crip gangs in the eastern part of the city, but does not associate with other Crip subsets like Neighborhood Crips or Gangster Crips, who have different codes and histories. The gang's territory ranges from 118th Street to 126th Street on Carson Avenue, near the notorious Carver Park, a public park that has been taken over by the gang and turned into a drug den and a shooting range. The gang members hang out and commit various crimes in and around the park, such as robbery, assault, murder, and vandalism. In the 1980s, the Waydah Gang gained fame for their skillful distribution of crack cocaine in South Los Santos, which was a lucrative and addictive drug that swept the city. The gang used their connections with Samoan suppliers and their network of street dealers to flood the market with cheap and potent crack. This attracted the attention and hostility of many Blood gangs, who saw the Waydah Gang as a threat to their own drug business and their territorial claims. The gang had to arm themselves with guns and knives to defend their turf and their business from rival gangs. The gang also developed a fierce rivalry with many of the blood factions in the area, another gang in the city of Cypress the Fruit Town Pirus an African American Blood Gang that holds a just as bad reputation as the Carver Park Crips, who were their main competitors in the drug trade. In the late 1990s, the gang suffered heavy losses due to police crackdowns, internal conflicts, and gang wars. The gang entered a third generation of members, who were mostly teenagers and young adults who grew up in poverty and violence. They were more violent and reckless than their predecessors, who had some sense of discipline and loyalty. They were known for their frequent burglaries in nearby neighborhoods, where they would break into houses and steal valuables and cars. They were also known for their distinctive Tarheel Blue and Navy Blue colors, which they wore on their clothes, bandanas, hats, shoes, and tattoos. Their colors represented their affiliation with the Eastside Crips and their loyalty to their gang. Their leadership was reduced to a few young men who had a reputation for being ruthless and fearless. They were called the OGs (Original Gangsters) or the Big Homies, and they had respect and authority over the rest of the gang members. However, the gang's power declined further when they were hit by a gang injunction from the LSPD (Los Santos Police Department), which was a legal measure that restricted the gang's activities and movements in their territory. The LSPD also launched a series of raids and arrests against the gang, using informants, surveillance, and evidence to build cases against them. Many of them were sentenced to long prison terms for various crimes, such as drug trafficking, weapons possession, racketeering, and murder. Some of them were killed by rival gangs or by police officers during shootouts. Some of them left the gang or moved away from Los Santos. Some of them stayed loyal to the gang and continued to operate from behind bars or on the streets. 𝓐𝓵𝓵𝓲𝓮𝓼 & 𝓡𝓲𝓿𝓪𝓵𝓼 The Eastside Waydah Gang, also known as the 118 E/S Crips, is a notorious street gang in Los Santos. They are affiliated with the Crip Alliance, a large network of gangs that share a common enemy: the Bloods. The Waydah Gang has strong ties with several Hoover Criminal and Mafia Crip sets, as they share many relatives and business interests. They also have a long-standing rivalry with most Piru and Blood sets, especially those on the west side of the city. The Waydah Gang is not particularly hostile to the Latinx gangs in Los Santos, but they may encounter some conflicts over territory or drugs. The Waydah Gang was founded in the late 1970s by a group of young men who lived on Waydah Avenue, near 118th Street. They adopted the blue color and the six-pointed star of the Crips, and started to expand their influence in the east side of Los Santos. They became known for their violent and ruthless behavior, as well as their loyalty to their allies. The Waydah Gang has been involved in many wars and feuds with other gangs, such as the Westside Piru, the Poccet Hood Cypess Crips, and the Campanella Park Piru. The Waydah Gang is still active today, with hundreds of members and associates. Present Day Parc Boys Today the E/S Waydah Gang is a group of young people who are trying to make a name for themselves in the streets of South East Los Santos. They are led by 20 and 21 year olds who do not care about the old rules or the OG's who betrayed them. They are always looking for trouble and opportunities to make money, whether it is by breaking into houses, robbing people, or fighting with other gangs. They are based in Cypress Flats, but they have also expanded their territory to Carson, where they have gained some reputation. They are skilled in burglary, robbery, and combat, and they are not afraid to use violence to get what they want. They are seen as potential threats by other gangs in the city who want to stop their rise. Here at E/S Waydah Gang we're passionate about portraying a realistic lifestyle as a gang member, from character to character we expect every member to carry the same level of importance in roleplay. We would love to bring in dedicated and experienced role-players around us and set a strong standard within the server and community. If you would like to join, remember that each new member is to create a character starting between 13-15 years of age, you will not be automatically put on and we suggest you not attempt to force your character development, please reach out to @StincMeaner

Arsonist Strikes Cypress Flats Hardware Store, Injures Two Firefighters Written by Gabriel Stone - 9th March 2023 Above: Firefighters and San Fire on scene for the Cypress Flats blaze. At 8:18PM on the 8th of March, emergency services were called to a structure fire on El Rancho Boulevard, Cypress Flats. The Tool Stop building, a hardware store, was ablaze following an explosion from one of the tanks on the premises. The blaze was intense and present both inside and outside the structure. Top: LSFD climb onto the roof. Bottom: One firefighter seen on the ground shortly after the partial cave-in of the roof. The Los Santos Fire Department was on scene to tackle the blaze. Three firefighters were seen using a ladder to access the roof when, at some point during the fire, it partially collapsed and trapped one firefighter inside. LSFD could be seen rushing to the assistance of their fallen colleagues immediately as the collapse occured. The firefighter who'd been entering the building at the time was also injured. Both were rescued and transported to local trauma centres to treat minor wounds they'd sustained and have since been released. With the fire out, San Fire moved in to investigate with the assistance of an arson dog and were able to determine that foulplay was involved. They were unable to comment further on evidence found at the scene. This fire comes some days after another smaller fire in the same area. If you like our articles, now you can support our writers directly via donations. (Donations will not receive any personal favours or bias in articles. They only serve to further support our writers) Gabriel Stone - 010043224