Showing posts with label results. Show all posts
Showing posts with label results. Show all posts

UFA 1 RECAP AND RESULTS

The first Ultimate Fight Alliance - UFA- was held and recorded live at  Shaanxi TV Station Channel 7 with support of ShaanXi Sheng Wu and Coach Zhao Xue Jun of the Xian Sports Institute.  Eighteen MMA competitors came from all across China - from the Xian Sports Institute, Jiang Long Yun’s team from Hei Long Jiang, Ao Hai Lin’s from Beijing, Liu Guo Qi from Guang Zhou, and also fighters from Wuhan, Kunming.


The event was a hit with the audience, who were very actively cheering on the fighters.  Future details about monthly shows and international broadcast will be released shortly.  This event will give the opportunity for aspiring MMA fighters from all across China gain exposure and grow the sport within the country.


Here are the unofficial results:
9. Yang Liang defeats Sheng Er by decision, points
8. Qing Ge Le defeats Ar Ri Si Len by ground and pound
7. HaSi Ti Er defeats Guo Wen Shuo by decision, points
6. Xuan Peng Fei defeats Yu Yi Jiang by KO, Kicks
5. BaiEEr Dun Cang defeats Chen YiBiao by KO, fist position
4. Han Jian Guo defeats Cai Dong Yang by decision, points
3. Zhao Ya Fei defeats Bao Ge Bao Da by decision, points
2. Jia Er Ken defeats Bao Yin Na by ground and pound
1. Shang Zhi Fa defeats Zhong Guo Wei by triangle choke

ROAD FC 008 RESULTS

ROAD FC 008.FINAL4 - Bitter Rivals
Result (경기결과)

7th bout : Kyunh-ho Kang vs. Andrew Leone
(Kyung-ho Kang won by Rear-Naked Choke / Round 2)

6th bout : Denis Kang vs. Hye-seok Son
(Denis Kang won by TKO / Round 1)

5th bout : Jong-dae Kim vs. Bob Sapp
(Jong-dae Kim won by TKO / Round 2)

4th bout : Doo-won Seo vs. Toru Harai
(Doo-won Seo won by Decision / Round 3)

3rd bout : Soo-chul Kim vs. Sato Shoko
(Soo-chul Kim won by TKO / Extra Round 1)

2nd bout : Kyung-ho Kang vs. Je-hoon Moon
(Kyung-ho Kang won by Rear-Naked Choke / Round 3)

1st bout : Andrew Leone vs. Min-jong Song
(Andrew Leone won by Decision / Round 3)


LEGEND FC 9 OFFICIAL RESULTS




KOJI ANDO WINS TITLE SHOT IN DRAMATIC FINAL AT LEGEND 9 AT CITY OF DREAMS

Top Chinese welterweight Li Jingliang holds off Australian Dan Pauling in co-main event

Macau, June 16, 2012 (Saturday) — A lively capacity crowd at City of Dreams witnessed top-ranked Japanese fighter Koji Ando defeat Australian brawler Rob Hill by judges’ decision after three rounds in the main event of City of Dreams exclusively presents Legend 9.  Koji has now won five of his last six fights. With this win, Ando has earned the right to face reigning champion Jadamba Narantungalag for the Legend Lightweight Title at Legend 11.

“I’ve got the title in my sights,” said Ando. “I’m looking forward to proving that I have what it takes to beat Jadamba!”

MAY: A MONTH OF BJJ IN ASIA AND BEYOND


Outsiders at Outsider circa 2010
The month of MMAy is all about BJJ this year.  Although the MMA scene is sparse this month, it started off with a bang via two of the craziest promotions in Asia.  Super Fight League - the promotion gaining more and more notoriety for its Bollywood production and Baroni's color commentating - saw its sophomore outing in India.  And today was another RINGS Outsiders event in Japan, a promotion started by Akira Maeda to give society's "outsiders" a ring to duke it out in, rather than the streets.  More than the listed bouts can occur between opposing camps all tattooed and smoking ringside.

Aside from the pro events, the amateur MMA scene is starting to kick off across Asia in a big way.  MMA Academy in will hold their second amateur competition on May 19th in San Perdro, Philippines.  Taiwan's Shen Wu will hold their second as well at the end of the month on the 26th. Impakt Singapore will also hold an in-house competition on the same day.  Then it's back to the Philippines as One Mindanao announces amateur tryouts for the Fury Fight League on May 27th.

The lull in professional events means that more of Asia's Brazilian Jiu Jitsu-based MMA fighters can be seen participating in the very active BJJ competition month of May.  Starting off the calendar was the Copa de Hong Kong at the very beginning of the month.  Today saw the second day of competition at the Pan Asian tournament in the Philippines.  Finally, the next installment of the China Open will take place in Shanghai on May 19th.  BJJ is definitely growing around Asia!  And of course, there was the live streamed

COPA DE HONG KONG

The Copa de Hong Kong took place on the first day of May.  About 150 competitors entered from all across Asia - China, Taiwan, Singapore, Japan, the Philippines.  Vincent Sit of POSS Performance Apparel (check out Vaughn Anderson's last fight for a look at their compression spats) took some great pictures of the action and posted in a Facebook album here.  Our own album can be found on Facebook as well.  Adrian Wong of JADED MMA traded his own MMA shorts for his first competition in the kimono.


Terrence Chan, pro poker player and now pro MMA fighter on Legend FC, also donned a gi.


And Big Dean Thompson dons one of his own STORM kimonos to battle it out in the purple division.


Rodrigo Caporal ran the black belt divisions (again) in preparation for the Pan Asians, and probably as a warm up for his next MMA fight in RUFF.  For the full results, see this link on BJJ Asia.

2012 PAN ASIANS

Jerry Legaspi, URCC and PXC veteran, sported three gold medals for his time on the mats.



Black belt Leandro Issa has a fight camp to consider for his battle against fellow black belt Masakazu Imanari in Next month's ONE FC, but he still took time out to coach and support his Evolve MMA team.



When his opponent pulled out, Ray Elbe saw his first match against Caporal.  As Ray stated on his blog following the match:

"Winning the first round bye I was “awarded” a silver medal as a contestant prize. Would have been nice to have had a few matches before Caporal, however the real reward here is the experienced gained from competing and the training I put towards preparing for the event…I’m better tomorrow because of today."



As the results get posted, check back here for updates.

WORLD JIU JITSU OPEN

One of the Superfights was between to guys who had just run the rounds giving seminars throughout Asia, so it was a treat to see them meet each other in this match.  Jeff Glover versus Caio Terra!



And everybody already knows Nick Diaz was a no-show against Braulio Estima.  Here's what Braulio had to say on his Twitter account here:

"Unfortunately the so expected super fight Estima vs Diaz didn't happened. I'm very sad as I did everything possible for it to happen. I weighed in at 180lbs this morning at 10 am as agreed and asked to see nicks weighing too but I was informed by Cesar his Coach that he was 180lbs in the previous night and that he ate and is over 180lbs even though I just let it go an still showed up to fight. What pisses me off the most is that he was telling he was going to give his purse to charity for the childrens hospital and than don't show up. What kind of person is that. Shame. Ps. I'm sorry for all the ones who stayed up to watch this fight but I'm sure the prelims fights was amazing. Thank u all for the support aways."

SUPER FIGHT LEAGUE 3: RESULTS, RAVES AND RILES

On Sunday evening May 6th, Super Fight League held its third installment of what has become the most cultish MMA event on the planet.  Even twenty hours before the fight, viewers were logging onto their Youtube page expecting to see the pageantry and coming up shorthanded due to not understanding the time difference.  And as the stadium finally opened to all the free ticket holders, the mayhem ensued.

Courtesy Andrew Lu

DEEP CAGE IMPACT RESULTS AND HAPPENINGS

DEEP Cage Impact: "Over Again" was a special event that brought out good will from teams and fans alike.  Originally billed as a card featuring fighters with average or losing records getting a chance to start "over again" along with giving some wet-behind-the-ears players a first chance in a cage, the build up of team cheerleading started well before the event.  However, it wasn't without its share of drama.

At DEEP 57th Impact, Korean shooting star featherweight Doo Ho Choi was a "no show" a week before the event began.  Gumi MMA manager Chang Seob Lee took responsibility for his fighter's presumed MIA fiasco and offered a free fight at DEEP Cage Impact.  On the day of weigh ins, it was announced that Choi's absence was due to a broken arm that for some reason the camp didn't want to disclose.  Then, Lee got on the scales at 1.5 kgs over limit and his match with T-Blood fighter Shigetoshi Iwase was scrapped, prompting a flurry of angry tweets from teammate Tatsuya Kawajiri and a public Facebook apology from Lee himself.

Courtesy Brittany Ann Decker

The main event featured a much anticipated bout between Tatsumitsu Wada of Yoshida Dojo and Takafumi Otsuka of Abe Ani Combat Club.  As the fighters from these stellar JMMA camps clashed, it was a battle to see on which side of the seesaw the win would land: Wada's career began with five straight losses which turned onto a recent run of five straight wins, while the iconic green Roman legion-skirted Otsuka has struggled to pull out a couple of wins in his last five - though against stronger opponents in the big leagues of DREAM.  Wada proved his star is indeed on the rise, as even though he was carded for an elbow, he was able to earn a decision win.  Otsuka, once the Bantamweight Champion of DEEP, sadly announced his retirement at only 25 years of age.

Katsunori Kikuno versus Satoru Kitaoka announced

ONE FC 3 OFFICIAL RESULTS


Zorobabel Moreira leads the pride of winners for ONE Fighting Championship™: War of the Lions

31 March 2012 – Singapore: ONE Fighting Championship™: War of the Lions thrilled a sold-out 8,000 seater Singapore Indoor Stadium tonight with non-stop excitement and surprises. The crowd was completely blown away in what proved to be one of the most historic and highly electrifying nights in the history of Asian mixed martial arts (MMA). The highlight of the show came from an impressive win by Brazil’s Zorobabel Moreira during the Main Event fight against Japan’s Felipe Enomoto.



Tatsuya Kawajiri def. Donald Sanchez via submission (Triangle Choke) at 3:27 of Round 1.
Ole Laursen def. Eduard Folayang via Split Decision 
Fabricio Monteiro def. Yuya Shirai via Unanimous Decision
Melvin Manhoef vs. Yoshiyuki Nakanishi No Contest (Accidental Injury)
Eddie Ng def. Jian Kai Chee via TKO (Punches) at 0:43 of Round 1
Masakazu Imanari def. Kevin Belingon via submission (Reverse Heel Hook) at 1:18 of Round 1
Yuji Shimada 
Nicole Chua def. Jeet Toshi via submission (Rear-Naked Choke) at 2:07 of Round 1 
Kim Hock Quek def. Majee Overall via technical submission (Rear-Naked Choke) at 3:18 of Round 2
Long Yun Jiang def. Yodsanan Sityodtong via technical submission (Rear-Naked Choke) at 4:28 of Round 1
Danny van Bergen def. Richie Whitson via submission (Armbar) at 1:19 of Round 1


LEGEND FC 8 RESULTS

Official press release:


JADAMBA KEEPS LIGHTWEIGHT BELT AT LEGEND 8 IN HONG KONG EXCLUSIVELY PRESENTED BY CITY OF DREAMS, MACAU
Yusuke Kawanago claims featherweight championship in ‘Fight of the Night


HONG KONG – Friday, March 30 2012: A packed AsiaWorld-Expo tonight saw defending lightweight champion Jadamba Narantungalag of Mongolia end South Korean Nam Yui Chul’s three-match Legend win streak by submission at 0:58 in the second round the main event of Legend 8 exclusively presented by City of Dreams, Macau.

In the wild featherweight championship co-main event Chinese submission specialist Xi Jian lost to Japanese rival Yusuke Kawanago, who pulled out a submission of his own in the final minute of the second round. The exciting, frenetic bout was also named “Fight of the Night.”

RUFF 3 RECAPS AND RESULTS

Here is the press release from RUFF following their third card on March 24th in Chongqing, China:

Caporal defeats Zhang at RUFF 3, Jumabieke and Wang stay perfect
Chongqing, CHINA –On heels of the RUFF Million RMB Super Fight announcement, lightweight Rodrigo Caporal secured a majority decision victory over Zhang LiPeng, 28-28, 29-28, 29-28, at RUFF 3,to move one step closer to becoming China’s first MMA national champion.

Taking what was later named the “Ranik Fight of the Night” to the ground in the first two rounds, Caporal nullified Zhang’s striking edge with textbook rear mounts, but was unsuccessful on several rear naked choke attempts, needing the full 15 minutes to earn the win, upping his record inside the RUFF cage to 2-0 in the process.

“I tried for the choke, but every time he slipped [out],” explained Caporal. “He’s very strong, good at defending Jiu Jitsu. I tried to finish, but didn’t.”

Caporal’s teammate, Irshaad Sayed, fought an equally impressive match against undefeated bantamweight Jumabieke Tuerxun in the co-main event, but ended up on the losing side of a 29-27, 29-27, 27-29, split decision.

RUFF 3 RESULTS

RUFF 3, 3/25/2012. Chonqing, China
  • Rodrigo Caporal def. Zhang LiPeng via split decision (28-28, 29-28, 29-28)
  • Jumabieke Tuerxun def. Irshaad Sayed via split decision (29-27, 29-27, 27-29)
  • Wang Guan def. Jiang ZhouWen via T.K.O. (punches), R1 3:05
  • Ji Xian def. Xue GuoBin via submission (armbar), R1 1:19
  • Ayideng Jumayi def. A Qiao via T.K.O.(punches), R1 1:10
  • Yang Liang def. Wen JunCheng via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
  • TaYier def. LiBoLin via unanimous decision (29-27, 29-27, 29-27)
  • Hasitieer TeerJiang def. Wan HongChen via T.K.O. (punches), R2 3:59
  • Liu PingYuan def. Liu LianJie via submission (armbar), R1 4:31




Originally posted as partial results on 3/25 noon:
RUFF's website doesn't have a fight card up and hasn't sent out results.  These matches listed have come from personal sources and from China press here.  Translation may be inaccurate and results will be updated as released by RUFF.


ROAD FC 007 RESULTS




That's Kim Ha Yul, here are her 'vital statistics'.

She wasn't the only MMA lady in the house: Ms Tracy Lee took a last minute plane from Singapore to see the fights firsthand.  She ran into her old buddy Zombie, all the rage these days.

ROAD FC 007
Tommy Kang defeats Eun Soo Kim, TKO
Min Jung Song defeats Jae Hyun So, decision
Takasuke Kume defeats Chang Hyun Kim, armbar
Roan Carneiro defeats Jung Hwan Cha, armbar
Jae Hoon Moon defeats Kim SooChul, decision
Kyung Ho Kang defeats Shoko Sato, armbar

Young Guns 3
Yong Jae Lee defeats Dong Sun Choi, decision
Gyu Hwa Kim defeats Sa Muel, decision
Moon Jung Hee defeats Sang Hyun Lee, round 2 triangle
Won Ki Kim versus Sung Jin Hong, draw
Seok Mo Kim defeats Hyeon Yeol Kim, round 1 TKO
Nae Chul Kim defeats Jae Hyun Kim, round 2 TKO


Full results in Korean here.


로드FC 7-RECHARGED 대진표
2012년 3월 24일 서울 장충체육관

6경기 [밴텀급 토너먼트 8강전] 강경호 vs. 사토 쇼코

5경기 [밴텀급 토너먼트 8강전] 김수철 vs. 문제훈
문제훈, 3라운드 종료 판정승

4경기 [-80kg 계약체중 경기] 호안 '쥬카오' 카네이로 vs. 차정환
쥬카오, 1라운드 암바 서브미션승

3경기 [라이트급 원매치] 이형석 vs. 쿠메 타카스케
쿠메, 2라운드 암바 서브미션승

2경기 [밴텀급 토너먼트 8강전] 송민종 vs. 소재현
송민종, 3라운드 종료 판정승

1경기 [무체급 슈퍼파이트] 토미 강 vs. 손규석
토미 강, 2라운드 펀치 KO승

DARE 2/12 RESULTS

Shoyidor Jurabekov versus Bruce Loh, Flyweight Opening round
Shoyidor took the fight on short notice after his teammate "Pretty Boy" hurt his hand in training.  Julio Ez is the referee.  After a very short back and forth that sees Bruce taking his time to finding his shots and Diyor counter punching and with some nice knees, Bruce goes for a single leg and the fight ends up the ground, with Diyor grabbing a guillotine.  Soon it's a scramble back to standing and as Bruce goes for a sidekick, his supporting leg buckles and he drops in agony, giving Diyor a win, though not quite a satisfying one.  Not long enough to assess either fighter, but Diyor seems to be a pretty decent counter puncher.


Shoyidor Jurabekov def Bruce Loh, rd 1 leg injury



Saengchit "Nuay" Parkaiphet versus Will Chope, Featherweight Quarterfinals
After Muayfit's Will Chope gave up half his fight purse for coming in substantially over (4kgs), and was limited to the weight he regained on fight day. He walks out to some nice Irish rock appropriate for St. Patrick's Day.  Nuay of Legacy Gym comes out looking comfortable then needs to have his gloves taped.  The ref is Oliver Coste.  Nuay leads with a kick.  Will's plan is to take the much shorter guy against the cage and go for a high crotch takedown, which he eventually gets.  Will mounts with some GNP, and Nuay surprises the crowd with a sweep back into guard.  He goes for a leg lock, but wily Will twists out to take Nuay's back and eventually gets a tap by choke.  Good game by Nuay, Will is just too long for most featherweights.


Will Chope def Saengchit "Nuay" Parkaiphet, rd 1 RNC

ROAD FC 4 Results

Road Fc 4 results in English:
 
이은수 Lee EunSoo def 김재영 Kim Jaeyoung via unanimous decision
서두원 Seo DooWon def Yashuhiro Motomura via TKo in 1st
남의철 Nam Yui Chul def 이와미야 토모요시 Tomoyoshi Iwamiya via decision
김종대 Kim Jong-Dae def 차인호 Cha In Ho via decision
진태호 Jin Tae Ho def 정영삼 Jung Young Sam via RNC in 1st
황교평 Hwang Gyo Pyung def 김대건 Kim Dae Gun via decision
박경호 Park Kyung Ho def 이재호 Lee Jae Ho via TKO in 2nd
이형석 Lee Hyung Suk def 안준영 An Jung Yong via armbar, rd 1
 
Hae Suk Son def Jeong Gyo Park via TKO
- in Korean from Daum:
http://sports.media.daum.net/general/news/combative/breaking/view.html?cateid=100034&newsid=20111003171432270&p=mfight
 
sports.media.daum.net
‎3 일 서울 홍은동 그랜드힐튼호텔 컨벤션센터에서 치러진 '로드FC 4-Young Guns' 대회에서 '감성파이터' 서두원(29, 프리)이 모토무라 야스히로(일본)를 1라운드 파운딩으로 격침시키며 로드FC 3연승을 이어나갔다. 1회 대회 때는 하이킥 KO, 2회 대회 때는
  
synopsis article:
www.sherdog.com
SEOUL -- Jae Young Kim had a clear-cut strategy for dealing with former Team Tackle stablemate Eun Soo Lee at Monday’s Road FC 4 “Young Guns.”
  photo by Greg Samborsky