html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"PlayCanvas developer Will Eastcott has updated SuperSplat, his free browser-based tool for loading, visualizing and editing 3D Gaussian Splats.SuperSplat 1.13 makes it possible to load and play back animations captured in the format, adding a timeline for playing back 4D Gaussian Splats (4DGS).View and edit 3DGS data for free in a standard web browserFirst released last year, SuperSplat makes it possible to import and edit 3D scans captured as 3D Gaussian Splats (3DGS) in a standard web browser.Users can import data in PLY format, and hide, remove or re-orient individual splats, or select and crop out larger parts of the scan using volume selection tools.You can read more about how it works in our story on the SuperSpat 1.0.SuperSplat 1.13: import and play back animated Gaussian splatsAlthough SuperSplat has been updated steadily since the original release, this weeks SuperSplat 1.13 update is one of the most significant, adding support for animation playback.The initial implementation is fairly simple, just making it possible to load and play back numbered sequences of PLY files.However, Eastcott says on Reddit that he plans to support other 4DGS representations in future.Licensing and system requirementsSuperSplat can be used for free in a web browser. It should work with current desktop browsers. The source code is available under an open-source MIT license.Use the free online SuperSplat 3D Gaussian Splat editorRead more about SuperSplat in the projects GitHub repositoryHave your say on this story by following CG Channel on Facebook, Instagram and X (formerly Twitter). As well as being able to comment on stories, followers of our social media accounts can see videos we dont post on the site itself, including making-ofs for the latest VFX movies, animations, games cinematics and motion graphics projects.

html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"Adobe has updated Substance 3D Modeler, its desktop and virtual reality sculpting tool.Substance 3D Modeler 1.18 is a bugfix and workflow release, adding new options for exporting 3D models, and when working with 3D primitives.Sculpt organic and hard-surface models in VR using a virtual clay workflowSubstance 3D Modeler is a SDF-based tool that lets users sculpt both organic and hard-surface models in virtual reality, or in desktop mode using a mouse and keyboard.Workflow combines elements of sculpting and Boolean modelling, with users able to build up forms with virtual clay, then join or cut into them with Boolean operations.You can find more details in this story on Substance 3D Modeler 1.0.Substance 3D Modeler 1.18: improvements to export and primitives workflowSubstance 3D Modeler 1.18 is a relatively minor bugfix and workflow update.Changes include the option to use local space when exporting models, so that the object appears at the origin of the exported file; and to access the Material panel in Export mode.When selecting groups of 3D primitives, it is now possible to update parameters for the entire selection at once.Both 3D primitives and clay brushes now support negative Taper values; and the Prism primitive gets a new Shear parameter.Price and system requirementsSubstance 3D Modeler is compatible with Windows 10+, and these VR headsets.It is available via Substance 3D Collection subscriptions, which cost $49.99/month or $549.88/year. Perpetual licences are available via Steam, and cost $149.99.Read a full list of new features in Substance 3D Modeler in the release notesHave your say on this story by following CG Channel on Facebook, Instagram and X (formerly Twitter). As well as being able to comment on stories, followers of our social media accounts can see videos we dont post on the site itself, including making-ofs for the latest VFX movies, animations, games cinematics and motion graphics projects.

This article contains spoilers for Squid Game seasons 1 and 2.Squid Game does a phenomenal job of getting us to care for a number of contestants. Series creator Hwang Dong-hyuk has now crafted two groups of compelling characters, many with their own unique motivations for entering the games. With so many desperate people vying after an increasingly large amount of money, betrayals are bound to happen in fact, its something that those in charge of the games seem to count on.But because were asked, as the audience, to empathize with so many of the players, these betrayals can often hit pretty hard, even if we could see them coming a mile away. Here are some of the most heartbreaking betrayals weve seen in Squid Game thus far.Player 218 Cho Sang-woo and Player 199 Ali AbdulArguably the biggest and most memorable betrayal from season 1, this heartbreaking moment takes place during the marbles game. In the fourth game of the season, players are told to partner up before its revealed that they will be playing against their partner. The players have the freedom to play any marble game they choose, as long as one player collects all of their opponents marbles within 30 minutes, winning the game and surviving. Cho Sang-woo (Park Hae-soo) asks Ali Abdul (Anupam Tripathi) to be his partner before they hear the rules (also leaving Gi-hun hanging in the process), thinking it will give him an advantage in the challenge ahead. Which ends up being true, just not in the way we think.Sang-woo uses Alis trust in him to his advantage. After losing to Ali fair and square, Sang-woo convinces him that there will be another round of the game, and that they have to split up to see how the other teams are doing to see who they could be up against. Sang-woo offers to make Ali a safer pouch to hold his marbles, and Ali trusts him, handing over his pouch. It isnt until the game is over that we realize that Sang-woo switched out Alis marbles for rocks, approaching one of the masked guards and claiming the victory for himself. Ali calls out for Sang-woo, looking for his friend as the game comes to a close.Player 218 Cho Sang-woo and Player 067 Kang Sae-byeokThis season 1 betrayal isnt quite as surprising given Sang-woos manipulation of Ali, but that doesnt make it any less heartbreaking. Right before the final game, Sang-woo, Seong Gi-hun (Lee Jung-jae), and Kang Sae-byeok (Jung Ho-yeon) are given a fancy steak dinner by their wealthy overlords (and of course allowed to take their steak knives with them). Kang Sae-byeok is doing her best to hide a stab wound inflicted by the explosion of the glass bridge in the previous game, but that doesnt stop Sang-woo from killing her in the players quarters anyway to get rid of his competition before the final game.Player 456 Seong Gi-hun and Player 001 Oh Il-namSeong Gi-hun and Oh Il-nam become unlikely allies throughout season 1s games. They do their best to help each other survive up until the fourth game. Like Sang-woo and Ali, Gi-hun and Il-nam end up as partners, testing the limits of their friendship. Il-nam appears to struggle greatly with his dementia in this challenge, leaving Gi-hun to decide whether or not to use that to his advantage to win the game. In the end, he does, somewhat, and Il-nam is aware enough to know that he did. But still, he refers to the two of them as gganbu, trusted friends, and seems to accept his death graciously. This is where the real betrayal comes in.In the season finale, Gi-hun receives a mysterious invitation from Il-nam a year after winning the games. It turns out that not only did his former friend not get killed in the games like he thought, but hes also the one who created the games in the first place. Sure Il-nam actually does die a few moments later, but that doesnt make this betrayal hurt any less, for us or Gi-hun.Hwang Jun-ho and Hwang In-hoHwang Jun-hos (Wi Ha-joon) search for his missing brother is one of the best subplots in season 1. Through Jun-hos search, we get to learn more about how the games work behind the scenes, the rich scumbags who find enjoyment in them, and the identity of The Front Man a mysterious masked figure pulling the strings. After Jun-ho tries to escape the island and finds himself cornered, The Front Man takes off his mask and reveals himself to be Jun-hos missing brother Hwang In-ho (Lee Byung-hun). In-ho was a contestant in one of the previous games and won. After his victory, he was offered the job as The Front Man. In-ho tries to recruit his brother, but when Jun-ho refuses, he shoots him in the shoulder, sending him tumbling off the side of a cliff into the waters below. Its a heartbreaking moment that shows us just how cold and calculating In-ho can be.Player 456 Seong Gi-hun and Player 001 Oh Young-il a.k.a. The Front ManSpeaking of Hwang In-ho, his betrayal of Gi-hun and the others really shouldnt have been a surprise. From the moment we saw him step out in the 001 player uniform under the identity of Oh Young-il, it was never really a matter of if he would betray Gi-hun, but rather when. But even though we saw this betrayal at the end of season 2 coming a mile away, that doesnt make it hurt any less.There are some moments where it really seems like Gi-hun has gotten through to In-ho, that maybe, just maybe, he really will help the other players overthrow the games. In the end, however, thats not the case. Gi-hun and Jung-bae (Lee Seo-hwan) nearly make it to the control room before getting pinned down by gunfire. Young-il and a couple other players follow soon after, with Young-il claiming to offer them support by going around to the back of the gunman. But instead of shooting them down, he shoots the other players, fakes his death, does a quick costume change, and comes back around to Gi-hun and Jung-bae as The Front Man. Gi-hun may not yet know its his friend, but that doesnt mean we cant still feel the sting of this betrayal, especially as The Front Man shoots Jung-bae point-blank to punish Gi-hun.Join our mailing listGet the best of Den of Geek delivered right to your inbox!Sure, Gi-hun probably should have been a little wary after the last time he trusted a player with the 001 number, but its hard to fault him for wanting to see the best in people.Captain ParkOne of the more surprising betrayals of season 2 is Captain Park (Oh Dal-su), the sea captain that Jun-ho hires and befriends in his quest to find the island the games are held on again. In the season finale, one of the men hired by Gi-hun and Jun-ho to aid in the search discovers that Captain Park is sabotaging one of the drones theyve been using to search. Captain Park uses the storm as a cover to throw him overboard in an attempt to cover his tracks. Even though no one else is aware of Captain Parks betrayal thus far, it still hurts to know that even this old fisherman is likely on The Front Mans payroll.Player 125 Park Min-su and Player 380 Se-miWhile we dont get to learn much about Park Min-su (Lee David) and Se-mi (Won Ji-an), as two of this games youngest players, its heartbreaking to watch their potential friendship crumble under the weight of peer pressure. Min-su and Se-mi start the games by forming an alliance, and are soon recruited to be in Thanos (T.O.P.) squad. We soon learn, however, that Thanos really only cares about himself, and is willing to leave anyone to die at a moments notice.During the Mingle game, Se-mi asks Min-su to come with her and holds out her hand, but Min-su chooses Thanos instead, leaving her to find her own group of three. She survives the game this time, but later on when the Os start fighting and killing the Xs to stay in the game, shes killed by Nam-gyu (Roh Jae-won). Min-su tries to intervene by throwing a glass bottle at Nam-gyu, but it misses, and is too little, too late to save her or their friendship.

Are you a creative and detail-oriented video editor with a passion for creating engaging social media content? We are looking for a Video Editor to join our team and craft compelling commercials that showcase our products.As a key member of our creative team, you will receive high-quality raw video files, scripts, and instructions to produce polished videos tailored for various social media platforms. We expect you to familiarize yourself with our extensive media library to select the best raw files for each scene, creating a seamless and engaging narrative.Whether it's 4:5, 9:16, or 16:9 formats, you'll ensure the final product captivates and resonates with our audience.If you're detail-oriented, thrive on creative challenges, and are driven to achieve perfection in every edit, this role is perfect for you.Experience in Video Editing or similar role in a D2C e-commerce company is a must. (2+ Year Experience)Key Responsibilities:Edit high-quality social media ads in formats such as 4:5, 9:16, and 16:9.Work closely with creative directors and media buyers to strategize and execute content plans.Review and manage extensive media libraries to identify the best raw footage for each project.Ensure all edits are product-focused, engaging, and highlight the product's features effectively.Maintain a strong focus on detail to deliver polished, professional, and visually compelling edits.Utilize industry-standard editing platforms like Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro, or equivalent software.Stay up-to-date with social media trends to ensure content remains relevant and effective.RequirementsProven experience in video editing, preferably for social media platforms (2+ years).Proficiency in editing software such as Final Cut Pro, Adobe Premiere Pro, or similar tools.A strong portfolio showcasing creative and engaging video content is a must!Exceptional attention to detail and a commitment to producing high-quality work.Strong organizational skills to manage media libraries and editing projects efficiently.Ability to collaborate and communicate effectively with creative teams.Familiarity with social media trends and platform-specific video requirements.A creative mindset with a focus on storytelling and audience engagement.Commitment to working exclusively with our team, ensuring undivided focus on the job and its responsibilities.BenefitsCompetitive Salary: $60,000 - $80,000 per yearBonuses: End-of-year bonusAdditional Benefits: Annual wellness and home office budget Paid Leave: 14 days annuallyCreative Growth: Work in a collaborative environment with opportunities to strategize and innovateFlexibility: Fully remote position with flexible working hours

As fires continue to ravage the Los Angeles area, T-Mobile and SpaceX announced on Thursday night that they will be turning on Starlink coverage for those who need it."Today T-Mobile and Starlink opened up T-Mobile Starlink Direct-to-Cellular service over impacted areas of Southern California to deliver wireless emergency alerts and SMS and enable 911 texting," the wireless carrier said. "While SpaceX's direct-to-cell constellation has not been fully deployed, we are once again temporarily making this early test version available for those who need it most."The carrier says that its network has "held strong" and that it has also "restored roughly half of the sites that were impacted by commercial power loss.""As conditions safely allow, our teams are evaluating impacted sites in Altadena, Duarte, Calabasas, Malibu, Fillmore and Agoura Hills, and continuing to deploy and refuel portable generators to sites until commercial power is restored."The Los Angeles fires are the latest deployment of the new satellite feature to keep its users connected during a natural disaster. It previously enabled the service in response to Hurricanes Milton and Helene last year.As it was with the hurricanes, texting over satellite will be limited to T-Mobile users with "supported phones." Wireless emergency alerts and evacuation notices, however, can be sent over the satellites to anyone in the impacted areas regardless of their wireless carrier.It is once again worth noting that this is SMS, or traditional text messaging, and is done through your phone's regular messages app. It won't work with internet-based messaging services or apps like iMessage, WhatsApp or Facebook Messenger. T-Mobile tells CNET that the supported devices include "most" Android phones and iPhones older than the iPhone 14 series.Apple users with an iPhone 14 (or later) who are running iOS 18 can also send iMessages, regardless of carrier, over satellite in areas that they don't have coverage thanks to Apple's partnership with satellite company Globalstar. T-Mobile says that users with those iPhones will be using Apple's satellite services and not SpaceX's Starlink.While it has used the service in emergency situations, the Los Angeles deployment comes shortly after T-Mobile and SpaceX announced that they would begin beta testing the service this year and opened up registration. Watch this: Apple vs. Google: Satellite Emergency Features Compared 05:35

Valve fans desperate for Half-Life 3 news say they have evidence its hidden in Steam's back-endGordon bennett.Image credit: Valve News by Tom Phillips Editor-in-Chief Published on Jan. 10, 2025 As expectation grows of a new Half-Life game announcement, fans believe they can now see evidence of the project on Steam.Firstly, let's address the obvious. Yes, the decades-long wait for Half-Life 3 has become something of a meme and all suggestion of its existence is to be treated with caution. That said, there's strong evidence that Valve is once again working on a major new Half-Life project of some kind, with a trustworthy report last summer detailing datamined assets and code snippets backing up a leak from an actor likely involved.All signs point to something being afoot, and now Steam seems to show Valve has a second unreleased game lurking behind the scenes (as well as Deadlock, which is still listed as an 'upcoming release' despite being in beta). A thread on the Valve reddit has highlighted the recent change that now lists two games from the developer as 'upcoming', with some sleuthing work by fans using the Wayback Machine pointing to this change occuring sometime within December 2024.Searching for Valve on Steam and filtering via upcoming releases and then specifically games does indeed list two projects - with only Deadlock visible. A screenshot of Valve's upcoming games list on Steam. | Image credit: Eurogamer / SteamIt's unlikely this project is In the Valley of the Gods - the next game from Firewatch developer Campo Santo that was put on indefinite hold. For starters, its Steam page is publicly visible, and its developer and publisher are both listed as Campo Santo still rather than Valve.A warning on the search page suggests that search results may exclude some products based on content or language preferences, but even with all filters disabled, Valve's second upcoming project does not appear. So, what gives?This year will mark the fifth anniversary of Half-Life: Alyx, Valve's most recent entry in its legendary shooter series that was designed specifically for VR. But Half-Life has certainly been on Valve's mind more recently than that. In November, Valve made a big deal out of celebrating Half-Life 2's 20th anniversary, with a big update that added a director's commentary, a documentary, and packed in the game's two episodes of DLC. We even learned a bit more about why Valve never made Half-Life 2: Episode 3, as well.

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Home renovation projects can be unpredictable for both customers and builders. Meanwhile, small contractors barely use modern software and home renovation giants, like IKEA, tend to trundle on with dated legacy software. UK startup Beams thinks it can solve this conundrum and has now raised a $9 million Series A funding round to crack the issues. That takes its total raised to $13.3 million to date.This latest round was led by ETF Partners, with participation from existing investors Giant Ventures, firstminute capital and Borusan Ventures.Beams has a pricing engine which predicts how much a project will cost and how long it will take, compares it with over 6,000 previous building projects, and then uses 3D photographic and laser scans to build a detailed model of the home to design the renovation.Founder and CEO Hayden Wood was at renewable energy startup Bulb (later acquired by Octopus Energy from administration) when he first came across the problem Beams is trying to solve: I saw how much friction existed around making homes more energy-efficient, he told TechCrunch.Projects were often too risky or complicated for consumers, which meant many avoided making improvements altogether. I realized that if someone could simplify the process and reduce the risks, more people would be able to complete these upgrades and make their homes greener.Realising how little software was used in the renovation process, especially when compared to commercial building projects, he decided to the residential construction sector was being held back by this outdated approach.Beams is therefore a managed marketplace for customers and builders to find each other, adding software to the home renovation process to make it more predictable and more efficient.A proprietary pricing engine predicts how much a project will eventually cost and also vets builders before they join the marketplace and after every project.Weve been operating since September 2023. In that time weve sold over 4 million of projects. We are currently active on 130 renovations and have completed 25, Wood said.Of course, there are competitors. They include kitchen companies like Neptune, Plain English, Reform, Uncommon, Devol, Wren and Magnet. And in the UK, tradesman lead-gen websites such as Checkatrade help contractors get jobs.However, Wood says, no players in the market are building proprietary software that provides an end-to-end solution that takes on renovation all the way from planning through to build.Beams is entering a sizeable market.The renovation market is worth 380 billion in Europe and 5.5 billion in London alone.The company now plans to accelerate product development and growth to serve the rest of the UK and Europe.But what happens if the plan goes wrong or the economy takes a turn for the worse?Were very close to reaching breakeven, so if the plan doesnt work out and growth slows, we will stabilise spending and experiment with other business models, said Wood.Commenting on the funding round, Lucy Rands, Partner at ETF Partners, added in a statement: Hayden and the team have built a comprehensive suite of services that go far beyond simple energy assessments. Their solutions seamlessly integrate sustainability and practical home improvements to help modernize the UK and Europes aging housing stock.Topics

In the final day of the committee stage of progressing the Data Bill through the House of Lords before the Christmas break, we attempted to persuade the government of the urgent need to consider how computer evidence is treated in legal proceedings.Currently, UK law contains a presumption that computers are working correctly when they produce material that is used in court. This can be rebutted, but only by evidence that is unlikely to be available without access to the computer system, putting the burden of proof squarely on the shoulders of those least able to provide it.It may seem somewhat surprising that this issue has not been resolved long ago, particularly given the stark reminder we had last year in relation to the Post Office Horizon scandal. But, as it has not yet been addressed, colleagues and I are taking the opportunity of the Data Bill to press the government on this problematic legal practice.I raised the issue at second reading asking, What is the governments position when it comes to the reversal of the burden of proof in computer evidence?... It should certainly be the case that that evidence is put to proof.As the barrister Paul Marshall, who acted for many of the subpostmistresses and masters affected by the scandal, has pointed out, computer evidence is hearsay, with all the limitations that implies.As a start point, we only need our own, everyday experience of using computers to understand the obvious reality that modern computer programs are not fully tested or by any means bug free when they are put onto the market.In many ways it is their sheer scale that renders them too large to be exhaustively tested. If we accept this, there is no other logic than to assert that, as a consequence, they are far from infallible and should be treated by the courts as such.And yet, since 1999, courts have applied a common law presumption, in both criminal and civil proceedings, of the proper functioning of machines - that is to say, the information from the computer can be presumed to be reliable. Marshall explained that in the Post Office case it put the onus on the defendants to explain to the jury the problems they encountered with the Horizon system when all they could actually do was point to the shortfalls they had experienced. The uncritical admission of computer evidence in the Post Office Horizon case was in itself an injustice As my colleague Baroness Kidron pointed out, the reality is that anyone who knows the first thing about programming or computer science knows there are bugs in the system. Indeed, any one of us who has agreed to an update for an app or computer software understands that bug fixing is a common aspect of program maintenance.Perhaps the most convincing thing of all is looking at software contracts. For the past 20 years at least, a contract is likely to contain words to this effect: No warranty is provided that the operation of the software will be uninterrupted or error free, or that all software errors will be corrected.It is more than five years since Mr Justice Fraser, now Lord Justice Fraser, made it clear in his High Court ruling that the uncritical admission of computer evidence in the Horizon case was in itself an injustice. The burden to say in what way the computer was unreliable fell on the party without access to the system, while the party with access namely, the Post Office via its subcontractor Fujitsu - had no similar responsibility to reveal what might be unreliable.It is critical to make the point that in no sense should it be determined by the Data Bill or indeed any statute, that computer evidence should be accepted or given weight by the court - that remains the courts function in civil trials and the jurys function in criminal trials. If admitted, the evidence should be subject to test in the usual fashion.Responding for the government, minister for the future digital economy and online safety Baroness Margaret Jones, said, We are agreed that we must prevent future miscarriages of justice. We fully understand the intention and the significance of the issue. We are actively considering this matter and will announce next steps in the new year.Well, here we are, Happy New Year. I imagine we all hope the government will make such an announcement with urgency.Read more about the use of computer evidence in courtsChange to rules on computer evidence will be an outcome of Post Office scandal - The executive currently heading up the Post Offices investigations department has told public inquiry that rules on computer evidence have to change.A trial relying on computer evidence should start with a trial of the computer evidence - Learning from the Post Office Horizon scandal - the most widespread miscarriage of justice in recent British legal history.More than 900 subpostmaster convictions wouldnt have happened without Post Office-backed law change - IT expert says it cannot be the case that computer evidence is treated as accurate in court, without investigation into surrounding circumstances.

ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - JULY 12: Paige VanZant reacts after her submission loss to Amanda ... [+] Ribas in their flyweight fight during the UFC 251 event at Flash Forum on UFC Fight Island on July 12, 2020 on Yas Island, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. (Photo by Jeff Bottari/Zuffa LLC)Zuffa LLCIt seems every day, a new and interesting detail about the Global Fight League (GFL) is revealed. On Thursday, the leagues official X account shared its weight classes with higher weight limits across the board.Here is a look at the weight limits for all of the GFLs divisions:Womens Atomweight - 110 poundsWomens Strawweight - 125 poundsWomens Bantamweight - 140 poundsMens Bantamweight - 145 poundsMens Featherweight - 155 poundsMens Lightweight - 165 poundsMens Welterweight - 180 poundsMens Middleweight - 200 poundsMens Light Heavyweight - 225 poundsMens Heavyweight - 265 poundsAccording to the post, the purpose of the weight-class limits that differ from the UFC is to reduce extreme weight-cutting by increasing weight class limits, ensuring athletes maintain optimal health and peak performance while minimizing injuries. This approach helps fighters stay healthier and better prepared to deliver thrilling performances for fans.This measure seems most helpful at womens bantamweight, mens lightweight, mens middleweight, and mens light heavyweight, where there are either larger gaps between divisions in the UFC or, in the case of the womens bantamweight division, no higher weight class to fit into.Well see how this all unfolds once action in the GFL gets underway. The promotion will hold its inaugural draft on January 24, and we will soon see the team-based promotion take form.Here is a look at the entire GFL roster ahead of the draft.GFL HeavyweightAlan BelcherAleksandr MaslovAlexei OleynikAndrei ArlovskiFabricio WerdumFrank MirGreg HardyJunior Dos SantosOli ThompsonPhilipe LinsRobelis DespaigneRoggers SousaStuart AustinTanner BoserGFL Light HeavyweightMORE FOR YOUAlexander GustafssonCleiton SilvaDa Woon JungEmiliano SordiGrant NealOvince Saint PreuxRafael CarvalhoGFL MiddleweightChauncey FoxworthGegaro MousasiGlaico FrancaHector LombardJared RevelJozef WittnerKyle DaukausLuke RockholdMariusz KsiazkiewiczMarkus PerezPhillip HawesWanderlei SilvaGFL WelterweightAbubakar NurmagomedovAdilet NurmatovAustin TweedyBenson HendersonDanny MitchellDominick MeriweatherFrancisco TrinaldoJoao ZeferinoJordan MeinJozef WittnerJulio SpadacciniMichael IrizarryRousimar PalharesRuan MachadoTyron WoodleyGFL LightweightAaron McKenzieAlex OliveiraAmirkhon AlikhuzhaevAnthony PettisAyinda OctaveAyton De PaepeBenson HendersonCharles RosaChristos GiagosJefferson PontesJeremy StephensJohn MakdessiKevin LeeKillys MotaLucas MartinsMohamed Tarek MoheyOscar OwnsworthRaimundo BatistaSidney OutlawStephen BeaumontWill BrooksWilliam LimaYan CabralGFL FeatherweightAlexsandro CangatyAndre HarrisonClaudeci BritoDeberson BatistaLance PalmerMarcel AdurMarcelo DiasMarlon MoraesMohammad AbzakhPatrizio De SouzaRenan OliveiraGFL Mens BantamweightCameron ElseDenis PalancicaDiego TeixeiraJimmie RiveraMarciano FerreiraMarcus Paulo AmaralOmar ArteagaRenan BaraoGFL Womens BantamweightJulia BuddJulia DornyFernanda GuersoneMariza LochEvelyn MartinsLorrany SantosFernanda BarbosaTalita BernardoQueila BragaJuliet ChukwuBrittney CloudyAlexa ConnersBianca DiamoniThaliat DinizTonya EvingerPannie KianzadGisele MoreiraZurina TurreyLuz VazquezTamires VidalGFL Womens StrawweightMara BorellaMiao DingKalindra FariaJanaisa MorandinChiara PencoAndressa RochaAntonia SilvaneidePaige VanZantMelissa AmayaYasmin CastanhoMaria Luiz de AbreuIsabela de PaduaEva DourtheRandi FieldHannah GoldyBrenda GottigKayla HrachoNatalia KuziutinaPamela MaraSilvania MonteiroBi NguyenJessica PenneViviane PereiraLivinha SouzaIsis VerbeekGFL Womens AtomweightJessica AguilarClaire Lopez