Wednesday, February 18, 2009
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Pancrase Shining Tour 1 Full Results
The first Pancrase event of 2008 saw two King of Pancrase championship fights.
Full Results:
Welterweight King of Pancrase
Katsuya Inoue def. Satoru Kitaoka by Split Decision, R3
Lightweight King of Pancrase
Shoji Def. Artur Oumakhanov by KO at 0:21, R2
Gadzhiev Alavutdin def. Yuji Hisamatsu by KO at 0:41, R1
Shinsuke Shoji drew with Yuichi Ikari, R3
Daisuke Hanazawa13 drew with Wataru Takahashi, R2
Windy Tomomi def. Emi Tomimatsu by TKO at 3:00, R2
Sotaro Yamada def. Strasser Kichi by Submission (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:42, R1
Seiya Kawahara def. Yuki Yamasawa by KO at 0:28, R1
Saturday, August 4, 2007
Fury FC GP Card Released
GSE announces fights from second GP phase up to 83 kg
The event manager announced today the complet card of fights that are going to happen on August 4th, in Teresopolis, RJ.
There will be the biggest revelations from FURY FC 3 GP like Leandro Batata, who defeated Luis Brito, Juliano Belgine, winner from the challenge against Viscard Guimarães, Flavio Moura, who defeated André Mikito and Gil Freitas, that won the fight against Paulo Bueno. All of them were classified to face the guests like Rosimar Toquinho, that recently defeated Helio Dipp, and Daniel Acacio and Eduardo Pamplona, that did great fights on the last edition. Fabio “Negão” Nascimento filled the last VAGA on the GP through a ENQUETE on the FURY FC website.
GSE confirms that the 1st phase winners will face the new GP fighters and these won’t face each other on the 2nd phase.
Check all FURY FC 4 fights:
FURY FC 4 – HIGH VOLTAGE
August 4th
TERESÓPOLIS – RJ
GINÁSIO MUNICIPAL PEDRO HAGE JAHARA “PEDRÃO”
R: TEM. LUIZ MEIRELES, 211 – CENTRO
1st fight – JORGE MICHELAN (BRASA JJ) x RODRIGO RIBEIRO “XIMBICA” (GB PITBULL)
2nd fight – JAIR SORRISO (NOVA UNIÃO) x THIAGO MEDEIROS (BLACK HOUSE)
3rd fight – DANILO CHERMAN (NOVA UNIÃO) x RAFAEL DOS SANTOS (GORDO JJ)
4th fight – EDUARDO PAMPLONA (RYAN/GIBI) x JULIANO BELGINE (BRASAJJ)
5th fight – DANIEL ACACIO (CHUTE BOXE) x GIL FREITAS (BARBOSA TEAM)
6th fight – ROUSIMAR TOQUINHO (BTT) x FLAVIO MOURA (GORDO JJ)
7th fight – FABIO “NEGÃO” NASCIMENTO (LOTUS MMA) x LEANDRO BATATA (NOVA UNIÃO)
8th fight – FABRICIO MONTEIRO (GORDO JJ) x MOHAMED KHACHA (BLACK HOUSE)
The event manager announced today the complet card of fights that are going to happen on August 4th, in Teresopolis, RJ.
There will be the biggest revelations from FURY FC 3 GP like Leandro Batata, who defeated Luis Brito, Juliano Belgine, winner from the challenge against Viscard Guimarães, Flavio Moura, who defeated André Mikito and Gil Freitas, that won the fight against Paulo Bueno. All of them were classified to face the guests like Rosimar Toquinho, that recently defeated Helio Dipp, and Daniel Acacio and Eduardo Pamplona, that did great fights on the last edition. Fabio “Negão” Nascimento filled the last VAGA on the GP through a ENQUETE on the FURY FC website.
GSE confirms that the 1st phase winners will face the new GP fighters and these won’t face each other on the 2nd phase.
Check all FURY FC 4 fights:
FURY FC 4 – HIGH VOLTAGE
August 4th
TERESÓPOLIS – RJ
GINÁSIO MUNICIPAL PEDRO HAGE JAHARA “PEDRÃO”
R: TEM. LUIZ MEIRELES, 211 – CENTRO
1st fight – JORGE MICHELAN (BRASA JJ) x RODRIGO RIBEIRO “XIMBICA” (GB PITBULL)
2nd fight – JAIR SORRISO (NOVA UNIÃO) x THIAGO MEDEIROS (BLACK HOUSE)
3rd fight – DANILO CHERMAN (NOVA UNIÃO) x RAFAEL DOS SANTOS (GORDO JJ)
4th fight – EDUARDO PAMPLONA (RYAN/GIBI) x JULIANO BELGINE (BRASAJJ)
5th fight – DANIEL ACACIO (CHUTE BOXE) x GIL FREITAS (BARBOSA TEAM)
6th fight – ROUSIMAR TOQUINHO (BTT) x FLAVIO MOURA (GORDO JJ)
7th fight – FABIO “NEGÃO” NASCIMENTO (LOTUS MMA) x LEANDRO BATATA (NOVA UNIÃO)
8th fight – FABRICIO MONTEIRO (GORDO JJ) x MOHAMED KHACHA (BLACK HOUSE)
Friday, August 3, 2007
IFL Semifinals Results
LC Davis defeats Conor Heun by Decision (Unanimous) at 4:00 in RD 3
Jason Palacios defeats Joe Sampieri by Submission (Rear Naked Choke) at 3:21 in RD 1
Lyman Good defeats Mike Dolce by Decision (Unanimous) at 4:00 in RD 3
Dante Rivera defeats Nissim Levy by TKO (Strikes) at 1:15 in RD 3
Mike Ciesnolevicz defeats Alex Schoenauer by Decision (Split) at 4:00 in RD 3
Rory Markham defeats Chris Clements by TKO (Strikes) at 1:17 in RD 1
Bart Palaszewski defeats Harris Sarmiento by Submission (Guillotine Choke) at 1:06 in RD 3
Benji Radach defeats Gerald Harris by TKO (Strikes) at 3:03 in RD 1
Ben Rothwell defeats Krysztof Soszynski by TKO (Strikes) at 0:13 in RD 1
Dan Miller defeats Dave Phillips by Submission (Guillotine Choke) at 1:30 in RD 1
Bryan Vetell defeats Wayne Cole by Decision (Unanimous) at 4:00 in RD 3
Deividas Taurosevicius defeats Savant Young by Decision (Unanimous) at 4:00 in RD 3
Antonio McKee defeats Delson Heleno by Decision (Split) at 4:00 in RD 3
Vladimir Matyushenko defeats Tim Boetsch by Decision (Unanimous) at 4:00 in RD 3
Silverbacks and Pitbulls Advance to IFL Finals
Jason Palacios defeats Joe Sampieri by Submission (Rear Naked Choke) at 3:21 in RD 1
Lyman Good defeats Mike Dolce by Decision (Unanimous) at 4:00 in RD 3
Dante Rivera defeats Nissim Levy by TKO (Strikes) at 1:15 in RD 3
Mike Ciesnolevicz defeats Alex Schoenauer by Decision (Split) at 4:00 in RD 3
Rory Markham defeats Chris Clements by TKO (Strikes) at 1:17 in RD 1
Bart Palaszewski defeats Harris Sarmiento by Submission (Guillotine Choke) at 1:06 in RD 3
Benji Radach defeats Gerald Harris by TKO (Strikes) at 3:03 in RD 1
Ben Rothwell defeats Krysztof Soszynski by TKO (Strikes) at 0:13 in RD 1
Dan Miller defeats Dave Phillips by Submission (Guillotine Choke) at 1:30 in RD 1
Bryan Vetell defeats Wayne Cole by Decision (Unanimous) at 4:00 in RD 3
Deividas Taurosevicius defeats Savant Young by Decision (Unanimous) at 4:00 in RD 3
Antonio McKee defeats Delson Heleno by Decision (Split) at 4:00 in RD 3
Vladimir Matyushenko defeats Tim Boetsch by Decision (Unanimous) at 4:00 in RD 3
Silverbacks and Pitbulls Advance to IFL Finals
Nogueira Wins Bronze at Pan Ams, Jaoude Injured
Antonio Rogerio Nogueira won a bronze medal in boxing at the Pan-American Games in Rio de Janeiro in the super heavyweight class, defeating 3 opponents before losing in the semis 4-0.
In the wrestling tournament, IFL fighter Antoine Jaoude was injured and couldn't continue to the end in the wrestling tournament. He won his first match, but was injured in his second and was forced to drop out. Jaoude hopes to heal up soon enough to fight in the International Fight League's World Grand Prix Nov. 3 in Chicago.
In the wrestling tournament, IFL fighter Antoine Jaoude was injured and couldn't continue to the end in the wrestling tournament. He won his first match, but was injured in his second and was forced to drop out. Jaoude hopes to heal up soon enough to fight in the International Fight League's World Grand Prix Nov. 3 in Chicago.
Osaraba, Kami no Puroresu
by Jordan Breen (jbreen@sherdog.com)
The world of MMA has lost a true pioneer, with the passing of wrestling legend Karl Gotch. Gotch passed away surrounded by friends and family Saturday in Tampa, Fla. August 3 would have been Gotch's 83rd birthday.
Born Karl Isatz, Gotch represented Belgium in both freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling at the 1948 Olympics Games in London. He later made the transition to pro-wrestling after training at The Snakepit, Billy Riley's famous catch wrestling school in Wigan, England. He then adopted the ring name 'Gotch' in honor of legendary catch wrestler Frank Gotch.
Gotch rose to prominence, competing all over North America in the AWA, NWA and WWWF (now the WWE), however it was in Japan where his impact would be felt most. Gotch headlined the first ever New Japan Pro Wrestling event in 1972 against Antonio Inoki, and would go on to become a trainer for New Japan.
More importantly, some of Gotch's students -- Akira Maeda, Yoshiaki Fujiwara, Nobuhiko Takada, Satoru Sayama -- went on to form the Universal Wrestling Federation, the beginning of the "UWF system" which gave rise to the popularity of the shoot style pro-wrestling that would later evolve into MMA.
Sayama would go on to found Shooto in 1986, while Akira Maeda formed the RINGS Fighting Network in 1991. Yoshiaki Fujiwara's star students, Masakatsu Funaki (Pictures) and Minoru Suzuki, founded Pancrase in 1993, while Nobuhiko Takada (Pictures) played a pivotal role in bringing MMA to the forefront in Japan due to his battles with Rickson Gracie and his participation in PRIDE.
Fittingly, the Japanese call Gotch "Kami no Puroresu," meaning "The God of Pro Wrestling."
The world of MMA has lost a true pioneer, with the passing of wrestling legend Karl Gotch. Gotch passed away surrounded by friends and family Saturday in Tampa, Fla. August 3 would have been Gotch's 83rd birthday.
Born Karl Isatz, Gotch represented Belgium in both freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling at the 1948 Olympics Games in London. He later made the transition to pro-wrestling after training at The Snakepit, Billy Riley's famous catch wrestling school in Wigan, England. He then adopted the ring name 'Gotch' in honor of legendary catch wrestler Frank Gotch.
Gotch rose to prominence, competing all over North America in the AWA, NWA and WWWF (now the WWE), however it was in Japan where his impact would be felt most. Gotch headlined the first ever New Japan Pro Wrestling event in 1972 against Antonio Inoki, and would go on to become a trainer for New Japan.
More importantly, some of Gotch's students -- Akira Maeda, Yoshiaki Fujiwara, Nobuhiko Takada, Satoru Sayama -- went on to form the Universal Wrestling Federation, the beginning of the "UWF system" which gave rise to the popularity of the shoot style pro-wrestling that would later evolve into MMA.
Sayama would go on to found Shooto in 1986, while Akira Maeda formed the RINGS Fighting Network in 1991. Yoshiaki Fujiwara's star students, Masakatsu Funaki (Pictures) and Minoru Suzuki, founded Pancrase in 1993, while Nobuhiko Takada (Pictures) played a pivotal role in bringing MMA to the forefront in Japan due to his battles with Rickson Gracie and his participation in PRIDE.
Fittingly, the Japanese call Gotch "Kami no Puroresu," meaning "The God of Pro Wrestling."
Storm Samurai Results
Full Results:
Sidney Silva def. Rafael Waslov guillotine choke R1
Maiquel Falcão def. Diogo Silveira KO R1
Silvão Santos def. Edson Conterrâneo decision
Samuel Madimbu def. Jéferson Silva KO R2
Fabiano Scherner (Pictures) def. Marcelo Barbosa KO R1
Julio Cesar Jamanta def. Salvador Minutti KO R1
Antonio Conceição def. EdCarlos Monstro TKO R2
Angelo Araujo def. Walter Marzukipars KO R2
Sidney Silva def. Rafael Waslov guillotine choke R1
Maiquel Falcão def. Diogo Silveira KO R1
Silvão Santos def. Edson Conterrâneo decision
Samuel Madimbu def. Jéferson Silva KO R2
Fabiano Scherner (Pictures) def. Marcelo Barbosa KO R1
Julio Cesar Jamanta def. Salvador Minutti KO R1
Antonio Conceição def. EdCarlos Monstro TKO R2
Angelo Araujo def. Walter Marzukipars KO R2
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