The Rise and Fall of DREAM

[HammerHouse4Life]

The Rise and Fall of DREAM

[Captain_Kaboom]

Beat me to it.

[HongKongPhooey]

@Captain_Kaboom

Beat me to it.

ME2 hahahahaa

[Captain_Kaboom]

You take em high, I’ll take em low.

Lolllll

[VTCO]

That was a great era to be a fan.

HDNet Fights airing DREAM, K-1, and Sengoku cards live with an on-site English language broadcast team. Watching the live broadcast of peak horsemeat Overeem winning the WGP is one of my favorite memories as a fan.

DREAM seemed to lose momentum pretty quickly, though, despite the first two years having some hype.

Still some fun memories. Super Hulk Minowaman, Zaromskis tournament run, the lightweight and bantamweight divisions, and DREAM gave a big platform to young fighters like Mousasi, Jacare, Bibiano Fernandes, etc.

[JerryRisotto]

The ring is so much better than a cage. HDNet was great during that time.

[TeenageMutantLesnarTurtle]

Sengoku >

Yeah i’m stuck in 2009

[lurking10er]

@VTCO

That was a great era to be a fan.

HDNet Fights airing DREAM, K-1, and Sengoku cards live with an on-site English language broadcast team. Watching the live broadcast of peak horsemeat Overeem winning the WGP is one of my favorite memories as a fan.

DREAM seemed to lose momentum pretty quickly, though, despite the first two years having some hype.

Still some fun memories. Super Hulk Minowaman, Zaromskis tournament run, the lightweight and bantamweight divisions, and DREAM gave a big platform to young fighters like Mousasi, Jacare, Bibiano Fernandes, etc.

The interview show with the Voice and fighters on HDNet was fantastic too. That NYE card where Overeem fought Duffee immediately came to my mind seeing this thread title.