Fight to Fame is an American reality show based on cryptocurrency and combat sports. As a blockchain based project, the show combines reality TV with sports where professional fighters and contestants go through various challenges to compete for the prize; becoming an action star.
History
The project aims to find fighting action stars through the show as well as use the show itself as a reality TV innovation which is built upon blockchain and cryptocurrency technology. The show features cryptocurrency tokens that can be used to purchase tickets to the show and related events. The project is also co-producing films with mainstream Hollywood studies like Nu Image, Millennium Films, Nu Boyana to back up its stars and has set an annual funding of $500 million dollars for the purpose. It was noted that maintaining fighters from all over the world meant that the platform would need to manage multiple currencies and national contract requirements. Using cryptocurrency solved all these problems at once, with transparency.
History
The project aims to find fighting action stars through the show as well as use the show itself as a reality TV innovation which is built upon blockchain and cryptocurrency technology. The show features cryptocurrency tokens that can be used to purchase tickets to the show and related events. The project is also co-producing films with mainstream Hollywood studies like Nu Image, Millennium Films, Nu Boyana to back up its stars and has set an annual funding of $500 million dollars for the purpose. It was noted that maintaining fighters from all over the world meant that the platform would need to manage multiple currencies and national contract requirements. Using cryptocurrency solved all these problems at once, with transparency.
Michael Kubosh is a Houston politician that represents At-Large Position 3 on the Houston City Council.
Personal life
Kubosh is in the bail bond business in Houston and Harris County, Texas. He is married with 5 children, 16 grand children, and 1 great-grand child. He is also a foster and adoptive parent. He has managed "All Our Dreams Youth Home" and "The Gulf Coast Youth Ranch" which are both child care facilities.
Political career
Kubosh is a Republican and has been backed by conservative legislators such as Allen Fletcher. Kubosh assumed office to represent At-Large Position 3 of the Houston City Council on January 2, 2014. He was opposed to and voted against the Houston HERO ordinance, which was meant to be a anti-discrimination ordinance for LGBTQ Houstonians. Additionally, Kubosh urged mayor Sylvester Turner to halt drag queen story time in Houston public libraries citing the possible harmful psychological effects on children.
Personal life
Kubosh is in the bail bond business in Houston and Harris County, Texas. He is married with 5 children, 16 grand children, and 1 great-grand child. He is also a foster and adoptive parent. He has managed "All Our Dreams Youth Home" and "The Gulf Coast Youth Ranch" which are both child care facilities.
Political career
Kubosh is a Republican and has been backed by conservative legislators such as Allen Fletcher. Kubosh assumed office to represent At-Large Position 3 of the Houston City Council on January 2, 2014. He was opposed to and voted against the Houston HERO ordinance, which was meant to be a anti-discrimination ordinance for LGBTQ Houstonians. Additionally, Kubosh urged mayor Sylvester Turner to halt drag queen story time in Houston public libraries citing the possible harmful psychological effects on children.
Chess career
Simon Ong (born October 3, 1988) is a Canadian chess arbiter and organizer.
Born in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Ong was one of two Canadians participated in the first Internet-based FIDE Arbiters' Seminar, and was awarded a norm for the title of FIDE Arbiter. Ong was awarded the title of FIDE Arbiter and International Organizer by FIDE, the World Chess Federation, in 2011. Ong was also given the title of National Tournament Director and National Tournament Organizer by the Canadian Chess Federation in 2012.
In 2011, Ong was listed as a Class A chess player under the Chess Federation of Canada titleholders. The Class A title is the third highest rating class awarded by the Canadian Chess Federation, after the National Master (NM) and National Candidate Master (NCM) classes.
In 2012, Ong was one of the "Volunteer of the Year" nominees of the "Chess in the Library Program" of Canada. Ong was later elected as the vice-president of the Chess Federation of Canada from 2013 to 2014, under the presidency of Vlad Drkulec.
Running career
Ong started running as a healthy lifestyle change. He used to weigh 230 pounds before his running days, and lost 60 extra pounds from running.
On April 18, 2016, Ong made an appearance at the 2016 Boston Marathon and finished with a net time of 3:29:04.
On June 10, 2018, Ong was the fastest Canadian and eighth overall at the Rock 'n' Roll Seattle Marathon Half-Marathon, qualifying for the TCS New York City Marathon, with a net time of 1:18:11.
On April 15, 2019, Ong made an appearance at the 2019 Boston Marathon and finished with a net time of 3:16:52.
On August 18, 2019, Ong competed at the 5K run during the Edmonton Marathon weekend, and finished third overall with a net time of 17:03.
Ong currently competes in various long-distance road races.
Personal bests
*5K run - 17:03
*10K run - 34:45
*Half Marathon - 1:18:11
*Marathon - 2:55:48
Personal life
Beside Ong's chess and running careers, he is practicing in the nursing profession.
Simon Ong (born October 3, 1988) is a Canadian chess arbiter and organizer.
Born in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. Ong was one of two Canadians participated in the first Internet-based FIDE Arbiters' Seminar, and was awarded a norm for the title of FIDE Arbiter. Ong was awarded the title of FIDE Arbiter and International Organizer by FIDE, the World Chess Federation, in 2011. Ong was also given the title of National Tournament Director and National Tournament Organizer by the Canadian Chess Federation in 2012.
In 2011, Ong was listed as a Class A chess player under the Chess Federation of Canada titleholders. The Class A title is the third highest rating class awarded by the Canadian Chess Federation, after the National Master (NM) and National Candidate Master (NCM) classes.
In 2012, Ong was one of the "Volunteer of the Year" nominees of the "Chess in the Library Program" of Canada. Ong was later elected as the vice-president of the Chess Federation of Canada from 2013 to 2014, under the presidency of Vlad Drkulec.
Running career
Ong started running as a healthy lifestyle change. He used to weigh 230 pounds before his running days, and lost 60 extra pounds from running.
On April 18, 2016, Ong made an appearance at the 2016 Boston Marathon and finished with a net time of 3:29:04.
On June 10, 2018, Ong was the fastest Canadian and eighth overall at the Rock 'n' Roll Seattle Marathon Half-Marathon, qualifying for the TCS New York City Marathon, with a net time of 1:18:11.
On April 15, 2019, Ong made an appearance at the 2019 Boston Marathon and finished with a net time of 3:16:52.
On August 18, 2019, Ong competed at the 5K run during the Edmonton Marathon weekend, and finished third overall with a net time of 17:03.
Ong currently competes in various long-distance road races.
Personal bests
*5K run - 17:03
*10K run - 34:45
*Half Marathon - 1:18:11
*Marathon - 2:55:48
Personal life
Beside Ong's chess and running careers, he is practicing in the nursing profession.
Sanaa Ibrahim (born July 24, 1979) is an actress and voice actress.
Films
She acted in the following films/series:
* Akhwat Mosa (drama series)
* Amsha bint Ammash - first season (comedy series)
* Khalokm Makani (drama series)
* Aswar second season (drama series)
* Jari Ya Hamouda (comedy movies)
* Al Sakenat fe Golobina - (drama movies)
* 37 °C - first season (medical comedy-drama television series)
* 37 °C - second season (medical comedy-drama television series)
* Kellena Eyal Grayah (comedy series)
* Galb Abyad (drama series)
* Eter (drama series)
* Athab (drama series)
* Ahlam Rabih (comedy series)
* Ayam Al Sarab (soap opera)
* Aswar third season (drama series)
Films
She acted in the following films/series:
* Akhwat Mosa (drama series)
* Amsha bint Ammash - first season (comedy series)
* Khalokm Makani (drama series)
* Aswar second season (drama series)
* Jari Ya Hamouda (comedy movies)
* Al Sakenat fe Golobina - (drama movies)
* 37 °C - first season (medical comedy-drama television series)
* 37 °C - second season (medical comedy-drama television series)
* Kellena Eyal Grayah (comedy series)
* Galb Abyad (drama series)
* Eter (drama series)
* Athab (drama series)
* Ahlam Rabih (comedy series)
* Ayam Al Sarab (soap opera)
* Aswar third season (drama series)