Showing posts with label James Doolan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James Doolan. Show all posts

4/5 Cage Force 06 - PICTURES

Tuesday, 8 April 2008


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Very sorry its taken so long to get these pictures up. But its better late than never and I know people have been waiting for them...


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Unfortunately the cage makes it harder to get good pictures of the fights, but I managed to get some of the ring girls. And there was a lot of ring girls!


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This is from the fight between Tsurumaki and Meada, Tsurumaki on the left going for his 10th straight loss.



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The best thing about that fight was that we got to see the ring girls.



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From the fight between Ueyama and Nezu. Ueyama in red.



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Tetsuya Suzuki was a very late but good replacement against Fujiwara. It looked for a little bit that Fujiwara was going to take it.



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But in the end Tetsuya Suzuki showed that he was better on the night.



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Suzuki took the fight.



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James Doolan came out fighting and was very aggressive early on. He wanted the fight standing, but eventually Uematsu got him to the ground.



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I had very high expectations to Ryota. He did not deliver, probably due to an eye injury early on. His fight with Nakahara was a little disappointing.



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Paul McVeigh entered the ring against the veteran Oishi.



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The first round was all McVeigh, and I thought he was going to take it.



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But in the second round things changed, didn't get any pictures of it, but Oishi got McVeigh's back and the Irishman was unable to shake him off.

I think the picture describes this beautifully...



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A show of sportsmanship after the fight.



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I didn't get any pictures of the main event, but as I predicted, Hirota took this. It lasted only 1 minute, I was not expecting that...



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On the way out I had time for some group shots...



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...And found the new champion, Hirota hanging out by the ladies toilet...



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Paul McVeigh was also posting for the photographers.

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4/5 Cage Force 06 - RESULTS

Monday, 7 April 2008

Apologies for being late with these. It was a very good event, even though there were lots of last minute changes they put together a very good card.

Paul McVeigh didn't win his fight, but the first round was definitely his. Oishi is a very good and experienced fighter and managed to defend himself well in that round. James Doolan was the better fighter as long as the fight was standing. He didn't want the fight to go to the ground, but Uematsu caught a leg an manged to get a quick submission.

In the main event, Hirota was the stronger and he is now the new Cage Force Lightweight champion.

Just so its mentioned, Tsurumaki is now 0-10. It was not a very good fight and easy to see why he has that record, but one of these days he will get a victory...

Lightweight Title fight:
Mizuto Hirota Def. Tomonari Kanomata by TKO Round 1 1:00

Bantam Tournament:
Masahiro Oishi Def. Paul McVeigh by TKO Round 2 3:13
Taiyo Nakahara Def. Ryota TKO Round 2 5:00

Non-Tournament/Title Fights:
Yoshihiro Koyama Def. Wataru Miki by Decision 3-0

Naoya Uematsu Def. James Doolan by Heel-Hook Round 1 2:26
Tetsuya Suzuki Def. Daichi Fujiwara by Kimura Round 2 4:06
Yuta Nezu Def. Tomoaki Ueyama by TKO Round 3 1:48
Keitaro Maeda Def. Nobuhiro Tsurumaki by decision 3-0

Preliminary fights:
Yuta Nakamura Vs. Shuji Morikawa Draw
Nobutaka Hiyoshi Def. Tomoyuki Miyaji by KO Round 1 0:11
Junichi Ota Def. Naoto Miyazaki by DQ (Low Blow)
Yasutaka Shimizu Def. Kenji Ikeda by TKO Round 1 1:15

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4/5 Cage Force 06 - Fights confirmed

Wednesday, 12 March 2008

Finally, Cage Force has published their fights for the bantamweight tournament. There was also a surprise main event on this card. As we know, Artur Oumakhanov will compete in the DREAM tournament this year. Because of that, he has returned his Cage Force belt. There will be a fight for the vacant title on April 5.

The card looks awesome and I think this will be a very good event.

Main event: Cage Force Lightweight Title Fight
Tomonari Kanomata 11-2-3 vs. 8-2-0 Mizuto Hirota

Featherweight tournament fights:
Yuji Hoshino 13-7-7 vs. 10-3-0 Antonio Carvalho
Adrian Pang 13-5-1 vs. 9-5-0 Armando Sanchez

Bantamweight tournament fights:
Ryota 2-0-0 vs. 8-6-0 Taiyo Nakahara

Daichi Fujiwara 6-1-1 vs. Katsuya Toida
Masahiro Oishi 17-9-7 vs. 12-4-0 Paul McVeigh

Non-tournament fights:
Bantamweight: Naoya Uematsu 14-7-2 vs. 6-1-0 James Doolan
Lightweight: Wataru Miki 12-7-2 vs. 9-2-1 Yoshihiro Koyama

Preliminary fights:
Featherweight: Tomoyuki Miyaji 2-0-0 vs. Nobutaka Hiyoshi
Lightweight: Junichi Ota vs. Naoto Miyazaki


***UPDATE***
Takeya Mizugaki 8-2-2 vs. 2-1-1 Robson Moura - Mizugaki got injured during training, but will be fit in June. Moura excepted to fight in June, but for an increased fee. This was unacceptable to GCM, so we will see if this fight will happen.

Source:
http://gbring.com/sokuho/news/2008_03/0312_gcm_02.htm
http://gbring.com/sokuho/news/2008_03/0312_gcm_03.htm
http://sportsnavi.yahoo.co.jp/fight/other/headlines/etc/20080312-00000028-spnavi-fight.html

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