12/7 Pancrase - RESULTS

Just came back from the Pancrase event in Differ Ariake and it didnt disappoint! There were one fighter in particular that I was impressed by, Rin Nakai! She is relatively inexperienced, but showed her talent today by crushing "Windy" Tomomi. Look out for that girl!

Otherwise, there was a few surprises. Maximo Blanco tasted defeat, and might have been exposed as a wrestler with just strength in this fight. No doubt he is a talented fighter, but before this fight I thought he could take on the world... I think that was why Hidehiko Yoshida was sitting next to me also (he was obviously there to see the Maximo Blanco fight). Either way, Hanazawa started the fight by taking Blanco down and was able to control his power. In the second round Hanazawa was able to finish the fight with an arm-triangle choke. Hanazawa took his time in adjusting it, and it seemed like Blanco had time to get out of it, but he was too tired and Hanazawa too strong at that stage.

Blanco might have missed his chance this time, but there will be more! I hope there is for Stanislav Nedkov too! He was very good today, and obviously enjoyed the atmosphere. A good win, and I think you might see him in Sengoku down the road.

Maybe an even bigger surprise, Kawahara lost. It was a fight where Inoue was able to take Kawahara down, but not until the end really get anything going. If it had gone to decision it would have been close, but Inoue was able to take it out of the judges hands and won by rear-naked choke in the 2nd round.

Fight of the night is a very close call... But I will give it to the always exciting Hirotoshi Saito vs. "Akai" Nishiuchi, a battle that ended in a deserved draw. Saito was the winner of the Neo-Blood tournament this year and is an entertaining fighter! Hirose (another Neo-Blood Tournament champion from earlier this year) also secured a good win in a close fight.

The verteran Matsui Daijiro was choked out cold by an arm-triangle. Never really had a chance against Ichiro Kanai.

Pictures tomorrow!

Lightweight King of Pancrase Title Fight
Katsuya Inoue Def. Koji Oishi by decision 3-0

Bantamweight King of Pancrase Title Fight
Manabu Inoue Def. Seiya Kawahara by rear-naked choke Round 2 4:44

Welterweight King of Pancrase
Takuya Wada Def. Masahiro Toryu by Decision 3-0

Middle: Ichiro Kanai Def. Daijiro Matsui by arm-triangle choke Round 1 2:25
55kg: Rin Nakai Def. "Windy" Tomomi Sunabe by TKO Round 1 1:33

Welterweight Tournament Final 3x5min
Tomoyoshi Iwamiya Def. Hiroyuki Nozawa by decision 3-0

Heavy: Stanislav Nedkov Def. Masayuki Kono by TKO Round 1 1:35
Feather: Hirotoshi Saito vs. Tashiro "Akai" Nishiuchi DRAW
Light: Daisuke Hanazawa "13" Def. Maximo Blanco by arm-triangle choke Round 2 2:19
Fly: Isao Hirose Def. Tokuaki Ninomiya by Decision 2-0

Pancrase Gate:
7. Middle: Shingo Suzuki Def. Makoto Kawawa by arm-bar Round 1 1:13
6. Light: ISAO vs. Yuki Takushige DRAW
5. Feather: Pitan Def. Takanori Iwamoto by arm-bar Round 2 2:00
4. Feather: Masaru Ueda Def. Taro Shimazaki by TKO Round 1 0:28
3. Feather: Masakazu Takafuji Def. Takeshi Egami by arm-bar Round 1 2:12
2. Bantam: Hiroyuki Nakajima Def. Takanori Saito by triangle choke Round 1 3:47
1. Fly: Takashi Nakamura Def. Kago Yamana by KO Round 2 3:53

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1/4 Sengoku - Antonio Silva removes any doubts, James Thompson returning to Japan?

A couple of interviews, and it looks like we can add a name to this event.

Antonio Silva has had a shadow over his name and doubts that he could compete in Japan after being suspened in the States. He answers this in an interview with Tatame.com:

Do you think fighting at Japan may be a problem in a possible return to the United States, after the suspension?


No way. We’ve closed with Japan because I’m a professional, I have family, I have a very high cost of living and, besides, I have to fight, be in evidence, and now recently I’ve made further examinations that did not accept, because it was in a particular laboratory, but we’ll do another examination, this time along with a police officer for the Commission of Florida, and will go to the common justice. I simply can’t be accused for something I haven’t done, this story is not over yet. I’m going forward with it and will be solved. I’ll do these fights in Japan until I fix this. They (Athletic Comission) are more flexible now, contacted Alex (Davis, manager of the fighter), saying that after the Armando Garcia’s leaving they don’t want confusion, they want to review the case. They know no one ever fought like I'm fighting for that because they were all guilty, but I’m not.

The rest of the interview is here.

And it looks like James Thompson will make a return to Japan, MMAJunkie.com has had an interview with his manager, Ken Pavia, where he confirms that "It's just a matter of opponents". So hopefully we get to see both these fighters on the Sengoku NYE card (Jan. 4).

The full interview here.

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12/6 Cage Force 09 - RESULTS

Cage Force had their tournament finals today. I didnt make it there and had to rely on Sherdog's coverage, which this time was better than the Japanese!

Anyway, Cage Force now have a featherweight and a bantamweight champion! Before the tournaments started, I think few people were tipping Yuji Hoshino as the featherweight champion. But as the tournament progressed, he went in the the final as a slight favorite. He did deliver and I have been impressed with his performance. In the bantamweight division, I have to say that the favorite did deliver, I think Mizugaki was the favorite coming in and he has lived up to that. Now we have to see how long these champions stick around... There have been lots of changes this year, but these events always deliver entertaining fights.

I have updated the Preliminary fights as well. I am disappointed that Tsurumaki didn't get the win today either...

Tournament Finals:
Feather: Yuji Hoshino Def. "Wicky" Akiyo Nishiura by Decision 3-0
Bantam: Takeya Mizugaki Def. Masahiro Oishi by Decision 3-0

Light: Tomonari Kanomata Def. Eriya Matsuda by arm-bar Round 1 0:30
Welter: Motoki Miyazawa Def. Shigetoshi Iwase by TKO Round 3 1:47
Feather: Wataru Miki Def. Masaaki Hasegawa by arm-bar Round 3 1:40
Fly: Takeyasu Hirono Def. Yoshihiro Matsunaga by decision 3-0
Welter: Kenta Takagi Def. Keitaro Maeda by TKO Round 1 1:30
Feather: Wataru Takahashi Def. Nobutaka Hiyoshi by decision 3-0
Light: Yoshiaki "Bancho" Takahashi Def. Shinpei Sotoyama by decision 2-0

Preliminary Fights:
Middle: Shuji Morikawa Def. Nobuhiro Tsurumaki by TKO Round 2 0:37
Light: Koji Ando Def. Masayoshi Ichikawa by rear-naked choke round 2 1:17
Bantam: Shoko Sato Def. Hirokazu Nishimura by TKO Round 2 1:42
Bantam: Ryota Sasaki Def. Ryo Saito by rear-naked choke Round 3 1:21

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12/7 Pancrase Shining Tour - Yuki Yashima attacked with knife!! Fight cancelled!

Yuki Yashima was out walking to make weight this morning, when he was attacked by a guy with a knife! He was cut 3 times and has had to pull out of his fight tomorrow. Very sad, but he seems to be ok.

Source

The main-card will therefore have 10 fights.

Cancelled:
1. Feather: Yuki Yashima 2-4-1 vs. 5-2-4 Yasutomo Tanaka

The updated card:
MAIN EVENT: Lightweight King of Pancrase Title Fight
10. Katsuya Inoue 16-6-3 vs. 17-7-5 Koji Oishi

Bantamweight King of Pancrase Title Fight
9. Seiya Kawahara 6-0-0 vs. 6-5-1 Manabu Inoue

Welterweight King of Pancrase
8. Takuya Wada 17-8-9 vs. 6-3-4 Masahiro Toryu

7. Middle: Ichiro Kanai 8-9-3 vs. 10-20-4 Daijiro Matsui
6. 55kg: "Windy" Tomomi Sunabe 12-8-0 vs. 4-0-0 Rin Nakai

Welterweight Tournament Final 3x5min
5. Tomoyoshi Iwamiya 5-7-0 vs. 6-3-2 Hiroyuki Nozawa

4. Heavy: Masayuki Kono 3-4-0 vs. 3-0-0 Stanislav Nedkov
3. Feather: Hirotoshi Saito 2-0-0 vs. 9-5-8 Tashiro "Akai" Nishiuchi
2. Light: Maximo Blanco 1-0-0 (1NC) vs. 10-9-5 Daisuke Hanazawa "13"
1. Fly: Isao Hirose 3-0-0 vs. 3-3-0 Tokuaki Ninomiya

Pancrase Gate:
7. Middle: Shingo Suzuki vs. Makoto Kawawa
6. Light: ISAO vs. Yuki Takushige
5. Feather: Pitan vs. Takanori Iwamoto
4. Feather: Taro Shimazaki vs. Masaru Ueda
3. Feather: Takeshi Egami vs. Masakazu Takafuji
2. Bantam: Hiroyuki Nakajima vs. Takanori Saito
1. Fly: Kago Yamana vs. Takashi Nakamura

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12/6 K-1 World GP - Finals Live Results

I will post the results LIVE here. It has started!

In addition to a winner of this year's K-1 World GP, will there be any Dynamite! announcements?

No comments though, I expect most of you will have access to see this live, as its airing in the US, Europe and Japan.

The card:
Main-Event - Final: Winner Semi-Final 1 vs. Winner Semi-Final 2
Semi-Final 2: Winner Quarter-Final 3 vs. Winner Quarter-Final 4
Semi-Final 1: Winner Quarter-Final 1 vs. Winner Quarter-Final 2

Reserve Fight (2): Paul Slowinski vs. Melvin Manhoef
Reserve Fight (1): Hong Man Choi vs. Ray Sefo

World GP Quarter-Finals:
#4 - Remy Bonjasky vs. Jerome LeBanner
#3 - Gokhan Saki vs. Ruslan Karaev
#2 - Errol Zimmerman vs. Ewerton Teixeira
#1 - Peter Aerts vs. Badr Hari

Opening Fights:
Mitsugu Noda vs. Tsutomu Takahagi
TAKERU vs. Taisei Ko

Results are posted after the jump.


Opening ceremony, fighters being presented now.

RESULTS

World GP Quarter-Finals:
#1 - Peter Aerts vs. Badr Hari
Round 1
Fighters are entering for the 1st fight. Hari comes out like he is possessed and knocks Aert down early. Aerts is up again. Aerts comes back at the end of the round, but it Hari takes round 1.

Round 2
Hari knock Aerts down again early in Round 2. Aerts is up again, but in trouble. TKO to Hari. The ref steps in to save Aerts from more damage, it could be argued that it was an early stoppage, but Hari was all over him.

#2 - Errol Zimmerman vs. Ewerton Teixeira
Fighters entering for the 2nd quarter-final.
Round 1
Ewerton goes out with lots of leg kicks, Zimmer man has some success with counter punches, but Teixeira looks in control.

Round 2
A closer round, but I would give it to Teixeira.

Round 3
Both fighters have their chances, but Zimmerman knocks Teixeira down at the end of the round! I think we will have an extra round in this one.

Judge 1: Draw
Judge 2: 29-27 Zimmerman
Judge 3: 28-27 Zimmerman

#3 - Gokhan Saki vs. Ruslan Karaev
Round 1
Saki is hitting with some good leg-kicks, but Karaev seems to have control of them. Saki got in some good punches in the end, close round.

Round 2
Karaev has Saki in the corner and is Teeing off. Saki defends well, the ref brings them back to the center. Saki seems to be able to take what Karaev is dishing out so far. Saki is able to fight back and hits Karaev with some good shots. Round goes to Karaev IMO.

Round 3
Spinning backfist from Saki catches Karaev and he goes down. Saki has the momentum now! Karaev comes back. Saki has taken some good shots, but is able to fight back. Both fighters very tired.

Judge 1: Saki
Judge 2: Saki
Judge 3: Saki


#4 - Remy Bonjasky vs. Jerome LeBanner
Fighters are entering.
Round 1
Bonjasky is forcing LeBanner back with kicks, but LeBanner comes back. LeBanner has some heavy taping on his left underarm. Round ends with LeBanner against the ropes, but after the initial flurry, he dint take much damage. Round to Banjasky.

Round 2
LeBanner controls the middle for the first part of the round, then Banjasku forces him back into a corner. Bonjasky hits with some good leg kicks before LeBanner comes back with heavy punches. Close round.

Round 3
Bonjasky comes out more agressive this time and looks fresh. Le Banners elbow dislocates (it looks like). He takes count, and the doctor wants to look at it. Its the left arm, the taped one that gets damaged with a kick. The doctor stops the fight with 1:14 left.

Reserve Fight (1): Hong Man Choi vs. Ray Sefo
Round 1
Sefo starts with a good combination, then Choi comes in with a low-blow. Sefo looks in control and is entertaining the crowd. Choi's knees are dangerous, but Sefo is hitting with good body punches and is doing the most damage so far.
Round should go to Sefo

Round 2
Sefo is able to close the distance and hits with a good leg-kick that hurts Choi. Sefo is taking the knees from Choi and comtinues to move in. No visuable damage so far, but a punch from Choi shakes him up a bit. A close round, might go to Choi.

Round 3
Sefo is making Choi chase him, then closes the distance. The leg-kicks from Sefo is doing damage, but Choi's wild punches are dangerous. Sefo hits with a right that shakes Choi up a bit. This round goes to Sefo in y book.

Sefo gets the decision.


Reserve Fight (2): Paul Slowinski vs. Melvin Manhoef
Round 1
Manhoef comes out hard as expected, without going all out. Manhoef with some good counters and Slowinski gets knocked down. Slowinski gets up but Manhoef smells blood, he goes after it and Slowinski is pushed back into a corner. Manhoef hits with a left and Slowinski goes down, no chance of getting up from that.


Semi-Final 1: Badr Hari vs. Errol Zimmerman
Round 1
Fighters walking in now.
Strong leg kick from Zimmerman to get the fight started. Both fighters very agressive and fast. This is a very close fight, both fighters hitting with body and leg kicks. Hard to say is one fighter has the upper hand until Zimmerman gets his clock cleaned, he looks in trouble but recovers. Hari seems to have the upper hand as the bell rings.

Round 2
Hari's straight punches goes through Zimmerman's guard time and time again. Attempt at a flying backspinning kick from Zimmerman misses the target. A right from Hari hits , but Zimmerman comes back and knocks Hari down with a right just as Hari looks to take control! Hari comes back and forces Zimmerman back. Again a straight jab from Hari goes through the guard. Zimmerman gets knocked down by a right just at the end of the round!!

Round 3
Zimmerman chases Hari, but the left jabs still go straight through the guard... This fight is going back and forth! The jabs from Hari looks like they will win him the fight though. Zimmerman swings and Hari hits with a right counter that folds Zimmerman. He does not come back up and Hari wins an exciting fight!

Semi-Final 2: Gokhan Saki vs. Remy Bonjasky
Round 1
Saki opens with leg kicks, Bonjasky is keeping good distance and countering, very patient so far. Bonjasky starts to come forward half way into the round, and Saki is using front kicks to keep the distance and continues with leg kicks as the crowd si shouting for Bonjasky (rare in Japan). Round close, but I think it went to Bonjasky.

Round 2
Bonjasky seems to hurt Saki with a knee, he loses balance and Bonjasky runs in with a flying kick to the body. It take Saki down and he is clearly in pain and not able to get up. Very unusual KO...

Main-Event - Final: Badr Hari vs. Remy Bonjasky
This should be an awesome final!
The final is about to begin, the audience is asked to return to their seat. Probably another 5 min.

After coming back from his semi-final, Bonjasky has been standing, staing warm and focused. Badr Hari looks way more relaxed and has had a few more minutes to recover as well.

Round 1
The fighters are entering now! Both fighters are in the ring! This will be awesome!

Both fighters come out careful, Hari starts his attack though. Bonjasky has been patient then whole night and looks like its his tactic again. Hari's jab is good agian, combines it with a leg kick.

Half way into the round, Bonjasky explodes again, Hari takes count after a left hook. The end of the round, Hari is on the attack, but Bonjasky avoids damage and should take the round.

Round 2
Again, Hari starts his attack. Hari goes forward and Bonjasky falls under pressure. Hari continues his attack, even stomping Bonjasky on the ground! Bonjasky is not getting up and is getting time to recover. He gets 5 minutes, if he is unable to recover I guess Hari will be disqualified. Hari gets a yellow card and 1 point taken away.

Hari moves over the Bonjasky's corner (Bonjasky is in the neutral corner), and he is not happy! Obviously someone in Bonajsky's corner has said something.

Bonjasky is not able to continue!!! He has double vision and Hari gets the red card!! Hari is disqualified and I think it is deserved, but VERY disappointing.

Bonjasky is the champion.

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Kimbo has landed in Japan!

Kimbo has landed in Japan, he said he wants to know what sort of country Japan is and he wants to see his future, the reason is the K-1 World GP where he is a commentator. This is the first time for him to watch K-1 live and he is wondering if it can influence the way he approaches his future.

When asked if he is going to fight in Japan, he answered that it is a high posibility of that. He is undeceided whether this would be MMA or K-1 rules.

When asked about Dynamite, he did not confirm of deny anything. The rumor is that he is fighting Badr Hari in K-1 rules early next year.

Sorry, this is probably translated from English to Japanese and back again, but here is the Japanese source:
http://gbring.com/sokuho/news/2008_12/1205_k-1_03.htm

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12/10 DEEP 39 - Fight Order

DEEP have announced the fight order for their event next week. That means that the fights are final, and there are 12 fights on the card.

The main-event will see the returning Nobuhiro Obiya facing DEEP veteran Barbaro 44. Obiya is returning after 2 years off and there will be lots of fans excited to see him back. If he is event close to the shape he was, Barbaro 44 should not pose any problems but ring-rust can strike the best of them.

There has been a late change, Eiji Ishikawa has pulled out due to injury and is replaced by another Grabaka fighter, Hidenobu Koike.

For me, this is not as strong as the previous DEEP card, but DEEP 38 was a very good event. On this card, I am most excited about Murayama vs. Ostuka and "DJ Taiki" vs. Uematsu.

Main-Event:
12. 70.3kg: Nobuhiro Obiya 9-3-1 vs. 12-6-4 Yoshihiro Tomioka "Barbaro44"

11. 83.9kg: Yuichi Nakanishi 9-7-3 vs. 13-7-0 Yuya Shirai
10. 70.3kg: Shoji Maruyama 6-3-1 vs. 7-3-1 Takafumi Otsuka
9. 63.7: Daiki Hata "DJ Taiki" 8-5-3 vs. 15-7-2 Naoya Uematsu
8. 70.3kg: Jang Yong Kim 2-2-0 vs. 8-1-1 Katsunori Kikuno
7. 65kg: Fanjin Son 5-3-0 vs. 1-0-0 Chang Son Jon
6. 70.3kg: Seigo Inoue 4-4-1 vs. 6-4-2 Toshikazu "ISE" Iseno
5. Open: Shunsuke Inoue 4-3-0 vs. 3-0-0 Kazuhisa Tazawa

DEEP vs. Wajyutsu Keisyukai
Yuta Watanabe 8-2-3 vs. 14-4-2 Yukiya Naito
Hidenobu Koike 5-8-3 vs. 4-3-0 Yusaki Tsukumo
Luiz Andrade I 7-6-3 vs. 2-3-3 Shinobu Miura

Future Fights:
Yasuhiro Sakahara vs. Satoru Inaba

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12/6 Cage Force 09 - Fight Order

Cage Force have announced the fight order for their event tomorrow in Differ Ariake. The main-event is the featherweight tournament final, which should be a good fight. That will follow the bantamweight tournament final.

A total of 13 fights on the card, and there has been a late addition! Kicking off the night will be Nobuhiro Tsurumaki, in his 11 (almost 12) years of fighting he has not yet recorded a win. I hope he gets this one! It should be said that he has fought some really big Japanese names early in his career. This time he is facing another winless fighter in Shuji Morikawa. (I am going by Sherdog when I refer these records, Tsurumaki does have a win in Conterders in 2001 and his first fight was in Rings in 1994).

Main-Events: Cage Force Tournament Finals:
13. Feather: "Wicky" Akiyo Nishiura 9-2-1 vs. 15-7-7 Yuji Hoshino
12. Bantam: Masahiro Oishi 19-10-7 vs. 10-2-2 Takeya Mizugaki

11. Light: Tomonari Kanomata 12-3-3 vs. 6-5-0 Eriya Matsuda
10. Welter: Motoki Miyazawa 4-1-0 vs. 7-10-3 Shigetoshi Iwase
9. Feather: Wataru Miki 13-8-3 vs. 2-0-0 Masaaki Hasegawa
8. Fly: Takeyasu Hirono 8-15-4 vs. 0-2-0 Yoshihiro Matsunaga
7. Welter: Keitaro Maeda 3-3-1 vs. 1-0-0 Kenta Takagi
6. Feather: Wataru Takahashi 6-10-4 vs. 2-0-0 Nobutaka Hiyoshi
5. Light: Shinpei Sotoyama 7-3-2 vs. 3-1-0 Yoshiaki "Bancho" Takahashi

Preliminary Fights:
4. Light: Koji Ando 1-0-1 vs. 0-1-0 Masayoshi Ichikawa
3. Bantam: Hirokazu Nishimura 2-2-1 vs. 3-0-0 Shoko Sato
2. Bantam: Ryo Saito 0-1-0 vs. 0-2-1 Ryota Sasaki
1. Middle: Shuji Morikawa 0-2-1 vs. 0-10-0 Nobuhiro Tsurumaki

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12/7 Pancrase - The Complete Card

The Pancrase event on Sunday should be a really good one. I have presented the main-card earlier, but if you're heading out to this event you will notice that there is LOTS more happening!

The event starts at 4PM, and kicks off with 7 amature (Panrcase Gate) fights. As always there are T-shirts on sale, like the once I wrote about earlier. If you deceide to buy shirts at the event, both Ryo Kawamura and Satoru Kitaoka will be signing shirts.

It should be a very good day at Differ Ariake!

This is the complete card (including amature fights):
MAIN EVENT: Lightweight King of Pancrase Title Fight
11. Katsuya Inoue 16-6-3 vs. 17-7-5 Koji Oishi

Bantamweight King of Pancrase Title Fight
10. Seiya Kawahara 6-0-0 vs. 6-5-1 Manabu Inoue

Welterweight King of Pancrase
9. Takuya Wada 17-8-9 vs. 6-3-4 Masahiro Toryu

8. Middle: Ichiro Kanai 8-9-3 vs. 10-20-4 Daijiro Matsui
7. 55kg: "Windy" Tomomi Sunabe 12-8-0 vs. 4-0-0 Rin Nakai

Welterweight Tournament Final 3x5min
6. Tomoyoshi Iwamiya 5-7-0 vs. 6-3-2 Hiroyuki Nozawa

5. Heavy: Masayuki Kono 3-4-0 vs. 3-0-0 Stanislav Nedkov
4. Feather: Hirotoshi Saito 2-0-0 vs. 9-5-8 Tashiro "Akai" Nishiuchi
3. Light: Maximo Blanco 1-0-0 (1NC) vs. 10-9-5 Daisuke Hanazawa "13"
2. Fly: Isao Hirose 3-0-0 vs. 3-3-0 Tokuaki Ninomiya
1. Feather: Yuki Yashima 2-4-1 vs. 5-2-4 Yasutomo Tanaka

Pancrase Gate:
7. Middle: Shingo Suzuki vs. Makoto Kawawa
6. Light: ISAO vs. Yuki Takushige
5. Feather: Pitan vs. Takanori Iwamoto
4. Feather: Taro Shimazaki vs. Masaru Ueda
3. Feather: Takeshi Egami vs. Masakazu Takafuji
2. Bantam: Hiroyuki Nakajima vs. Takanori Saito
1. Fly: Kago Yamana vs. Takashi Nakamura

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Finally - A Reality Show for Female Fighters ***UPDATED***

***UPDATE***
If you are interested in this, here is a link to the post by the production company:
http://www.gotcast.com/blog/2008/12/4/all-female-mma-show-in-pre-production/10133
This should be a good oppurtunity for female fighters.


There has been a lot of focus on male fighters, reality shows etc. But if you're a famale fighter, oppurtunities are harder to come by. That even after looking at what Gina Carano did with the EliteXC viewing numbers.

It was really a question of time before someone picked up on the potential value here, Lyle Howry Productions has picked up on that. Now there is a chance for female fighters to star in their reality show.

Entries close December 15, so you have to be quick. Coaches mentioned for the show are Rosi Sexton and Cesar Gracie.

For further informaion, check here:
http://www.cagewarriors.com/article.182.htm
http://www.cagewarriors.com/forums/showthread.php?t=31524

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