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Kampman pobedio Tales Leitesa na Ultimate Fight Night 4 :grin: :grin:
Kampman (ShootersMMA) pobedio jednog od najboljih svetskih BJJ boraca, Brazilca Talesa Leitesa koji je do tada imao MMA rekord
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Lepo sam reka Shooters are coming
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Kampman (ShootersMMA) pobedio jednog od najboljih svetskih BJJ boraca, Brazilca Talesa Leitesa koji je do tada imao MMA rekord
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Serra, Lutter Earn Title Shots with TUF4 Finale Wins
LAS VEGAS, November 11 – Second chances are a great thing – just ask Matt Serra and Travis Lutter, who bounced back into the UFC via Spike TV’s ‘The Ultimate Fighter 4 – The Comeback’ series and then recorded victories against fellow veterans Chris Lytle and Patrick Cote, respectively, in the TUF4 finale tonight at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino to earn a host of prizes, and most importantly, a shot at their respective division’s champion next year.
Both Serra and Lutter earned a title shot, $100,000 in cash from the UFC, a $100,000 Xyience contract, a 2007 Scion TC automobile, and a limited edition two karat diamond watch from Gerge.
In the welterweight final, Matt Serra and Chris Lytle fought a war of attrition for three rounds that had judges and fans mixed in their opinions of the final split verdict in Serra’s favor.
Scores were 30-27 twice and 27-30 for Serra in a fight that was extremely difficult to score.
A slow first round picked up steam in the final two minutes as Lytle took Serra down and the jiu-jitsu ace tried to lock in a triangle choke that ‘Lights Out’ escaped from fairly easily.
Serra tried to push the pace a little bit more in the early stages of the second round as he pinned Lytle against the fence and landed with foot stomps in order to soften his foe up for the takedown. Lytle’s defense was solid though, even though any offense was smothered by Serra. Finally, with 1:30 left in the round, referee Herb Dean broke up the clinch on the fence and restarted the action, which again was initiated by Serra, whose brief takedown with seconds remaining in the round wasn’t held for more than a moment’s time.
Lytle initiated the striking in the third round, but Serra responded by firing off his infamous Achilles heel, a spinning backfist. It didn’t land, but it made Lytle hesitate enough that he fell victim to Serra’s first solid takedown. Again, Lytle’s defense was watertight as he held Serra close and forced a standup by Dean. But it was Serra who once again jumped in close, not allowing Lytle the opportunity to use his better boxing ability, and though the Indianapolis fighter got some shots in at close range, it wasn’t enough to sway the judges.
Serra will face the winner of next week’s UFC 65 title match between Matt Hughes and Georges St. Pierre.
In a pre-fight interview, Travis Lutter claimed that his TUF4 middleweight final against Patrick Cote would play out as follows: “We’ll circle, I’ll take him down, and the fight’s over.”
He was right, as he took just 42 seconds to put Cote on the mat, and he then went on to use his stellar Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu game to lock in an armbar and force Cote to submit at 2:18 of the opening round.
“I didn’t expect it quite that fast,” said Texas’ Lutter, “but sometimes you get lucky.”
There was no luck involved, and with the win, Lutter – in addition to the aforementioned prizes – earns a shot at UFC middleweight boss Anderson Silva in 2007.
“Anderson Silva may be the best overall striker in the UFC, but I’ll take him down,” said Lutter.
“Now you’ll have the same opportunity I had against Rich Franklin,” said Silva, who earned his title with a first round stoppage of Franklin in October. “I’m gonna have to train some Jiu-Jitsu.”
Returning lightweight Din Thomas was impressive in his Octagon return, showing an impressive standup game before submitting Rich Clementi at 3:11 of the second round.
“Everybody needs a little break,” said Thomas of his layoff and return. “Now I’m back to break people.”
With faster and more accurate hands, Thomas edged out the first round over the game Clementi, who stayed in the fight thanks to some impressive kicks to the legs and head. In the second though, with fatigue setting in, Thomas stepped on the gas, and sent Clementi to the canvas, where he sunk in the fight ending rear-naked choke.
Jorge Rivera worked his standup gameplan to perfection against Edwin Dewees in the Spike TV opener, swarming his TUF4 castmate en route to a first round TKO victory in their middleweight contest.
Using his range and fast hands, Rivera kept Dewees, a submission ace, from getting the bout to the mat throughout the opening frame, and after a shot to the body hurt Dewees and sent ‘BamBam’ to the mat, it was pretty much game over, as Rivera’s unrelenting barrage of unanswered punches left referee Yves Lavigne no choice but to halt the bout at the 2:37 mark.
Pete ‘The Secret Weapon’ Spratt got back in the UFC win column in his bout against fellow TUF4 competitor Jeremy Jackson, gaining a second round victory when Jackson tapped out due to a neck injury.
Working his Muay Thai game early, Spratt soon found himself on the mat courtesy of a series of Jackson takedowns, and ‘The Scorpion’ controlled much of the first round. Spratt looked to get things going in the second stanza, and as the two worked along the fence, he pushed Jackson’s head down to avoid a takedown. Suddenly, at the 1:11 mark, Jackson suddenly submitted as he aggravated a training injury to his neck.
“When he was pushing my head down,” said Jackson, “it felt like it was gonna snap.”
TUF 4 middleweights Scott Smith and Pete Sell promised the fight of the night, and the two buddies certainly did their best to deliver on that promise, with an entertaining war that ended with what was unquestionably THE knockout of 2006.
After a first round that was punctuated by a laser-like left hand from Smith, a series of hellacious haymakers from Sell, and a couple of stoppages that saw both fighters stop, smile, and high five each other, the two combatants continued to throw leather in the second frame.
Sell trudged forward after Smith, fighting through a cut under his right eye, and finally hit paydirt with a brutal left to the body. Smith doubled over in pain and Sell moved in for the kill.
“I got drilled,” said Smith. “I knew I only had one punch left in me.”
That one punch, a right to the jaw of the onrushing Sell, stopped the New Yorker immediately and brought in referee John McCarthy to halt the bout at the 3:25 mark. As soon as the fight was stopped, Smith joined Sell in pain on the canvas. It was an unforgettable ending.
“We have nothing but respect for each other,” said Smith. “I think we put on a helluva show.”
Unquestionably.
TUF 4 middleweight Charles McCarthy got his first UFC win in the bank as he submitted fellow cast member Gideon Ray at 4:43 of the first round.
“I feel fantastic,” said McCarthy, dubbed ‘Captain Miserable’ during the Spike TV reality series.
Seemingly befuddled by Ray’s speed and footwork early, McCarthy kept his cool and eventually closed the distance and got the fight to the mat with a slam and followed up with the fight ending armbar.
“Man, he was fast,” said McCarthy. “I knew going in I had to be patient.”
In a high-impact middleweight opener, Martin Kampmann moved to 2-0 in the Octagon with a punishing three round unanimous decision win over UFC debutant Thales Leites.
Scores were 29-27 twice and 29-28 for Kampmann.
Using an array of impressive striking skills, Kampmann survived a knockdown and some rocky moments from the gutsy Leites in the opening round to dominate the second and bloody his foe’s nose. Leites started the third off strong with some quick shots to the head, but a minute and a half in, a left dropped him and Kampmann continued to push the pace until the final bell against the exhausted and battered Brazilian.
LAS VEGAS, November 11 – Second chances are a great thing – just ask Matt Serra and Travis Lutter, who bounced back into the UFC via Spike TV’s ‘The Ultimate Fighter 4 – The Comeback’ series and then recorded victories against fellow veterans Chris Lytle and Patrick Cote, respectively, in the TUF4 finale tonight at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino to earn a host of prizes, and most importantly, a shot at their respective division’s champion next year.
Both Serra and Lutter earned a title shot, $100,000 in cash from the UFC, a $100,000 Xyience contract, a 2007 Scion TC automobile, and a limited edition two karat diamond watch from Gerge.
In the welterweight final, Matt Serra and Chris Lytle fought a war of attrition for three rounds that had judges and fans mixed in their opinions of the final split verdict in Serra’s favor.
Scores were 30-27 twice and 27-30 for Serra in a fight that was extremely difficult to score.
A slow first round picked up steam in the final two minutes as Lytle took Serra down and the jiu-jitsu ace tried to lock in a triangle choke that ‘Lights Out’ escaped from fairly easily.
Serra tried to push the pace a little bit more in the early stages of the second round as he pinned Lytle against the fence and landed with foot stomps in order to soften his foe up for the takedown. Lytle’s defense was solid though, even though any offense was smothered by Serra. Finally, with 1:30 left in the round, referee Herb Dean broke up the clinch on the fence and restarted the action, which again was initiated by Serra, whose brief takedown with seconds remaining in the round wasn’t held for more than a moment’s time.
Lytle initiated the striking in the third round, but Serra responded by firing off his infamous Achilles heel, a spinning backfist. It didn’t land, but it made Lytle hesitate enough that he fell victim to Serra’s first solid takedown. Again, Lytle’s defense was watertight as he held Serra close and forced a standup by Dean. But it was Serra who once again jumped in close, not allowing Lytle the opportunity to use his better boxing ability, and though the Indianapolis fighter got some shots in at close range, it wasn’t enough to sway the judges.
Serra will face the winner of next week’s UFC 65 title match between Matt Hughes and Georges St. Pierre.
In a pre-fight interview, Travis Lutter claimed that his TUF4 middleweight final against Patrick Cote would play out as follows: “We’ll circle, I’ll take him down, and the fight’s over.”
He was right, as he took just 42 seconds to put Cote on the mat, and he then went on to use his stellar Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu game to lock in an armbar and force Cote to submit at 2:18 of the opening round.
“I didn’t expect it quite that fast,” said Texas’ Lutter, “but sometimes you get lucky.”
There was no luck involved, and with the win, Lutter – in addition to the aforementioned prizes – earns a shot at UFC middleweight boss Anderson Silva in 2007.
“Anderson Silva may be the best overall striker in the UFC, but I’ll take him down,” said Lutter.
“Now you’ll have the same opportunity I had against Rich Franklin,” said Silva, who earned his title with a first round stoppage of Franklin in October. “I’m gonna have to train some Jiu-Jitsu.”
Returning lightweight Din Thomas was impressive in his Octagon return, showing an impressive standup game before submitting Rich Clementi at 3:11 of the second round.
“Everybody needs a little break,” said Thomas of his layoff and return. “Now I’m back to break people.”
With faster and more accurate hands, Thomas edged out the first round over the game Clementi, who stayed in the fight thanks to some impressive kicks to the legs and head. In the second though, with fatigue setting in, Thomas stepped on the gas, and sent Clementi to the canvas, where he sunk in the fight ending rear-naked choke.
Jorge Rivera worked his standup gameplan to perfection against Edwin Dewees in the Spike TV opener, swarming his TUF4 castmate en route to a first round TKO victory in their middleweight contest.
Using his range and fast hands, Rivera kept Dewees, a submission ace, from getting the bout to the mat throughout the opening frame, and after a shot to the body hurt Dewees and sent ‘BamBam’ to the mat, it was pretty much game over, as Rivera’s unrelenting barrage of unanswered punches left referee Yves Lavigne no choice but to halt the bout at the 2:37 mark.
Pete ‘The Secret Weapon’ Spratt got back in the UFC win column in his bout against fellow TUF4 competitor Jeremy Jackson, gaining a second round victory when Jackson tapped out due to a neck injury.
Working his Muay Thai game early, Spratt soon found himself on the mat courtesy of a series of Jackson takedowns, and ‘The Scorpion’ controlled much of the first round. Spratt looked to get things going in the second stanza, and as the two worked along the fence, he pushed Jackson’s head down to avoid a takedown. Suddenly, at the 1:11 mark, Jackson suddenly submitted as he aggravated a training injury to his neck.
“When he was pushing my head down,” said Jackson, “it felt like it was gonna snap.”
TUF 4 middleweights Scott Smith and Pete Sell promised the fight of the night, and the two buddies certainly did their best to deliver on that promise, with an entertaining war that ended with what was unquestionably THE knockout of 2006.
After a first round that was punctuated by a laser-like left hand from Smith, a series of hellacious haymakers from Sell, and a couple of stoppages that saw both fighters stop, smile, and high five each other, the two combatants continued to throw leather in the second frame.
Sell trudged forward after Smith, fighting through a cut under his right eye, and finally hit paydirt with a brutal left to the body. Smith doubled over in pain and Sell moved in for the kill.
“I got drilled,” said Smith. “I knew I only had one punch left in me.”
That one punch, a right to the jaw of the onrushing Sell, stopped the New Yorker immediately and brought in referee John McCarthy to halt the bout at the 3:25 mark. As soon as the fight was stopped, Smith joined Sell in pain on the canvas. It was an unforgettable ending.
“We have nothing but respect for each other,” said Smith. “I think we put on a helluva show.”
Unquestionably.
TUF 4 middleweight Charles McCarthy got his first UFC win in the bank as he submitted fellow cast member Gideon Ray at 4:43 of the first round.
“I feel fantastic,” said McCarthy, dubbed ‘Captain Miserable’ during the Spike TV reality series.
Seemingly befuddled by Ray’s speed and footwork early, McCarthy kept his cool and eventually closed the distance and got the fight to the mat with a slam and followed up with the fight ending armbar.
“Man, he was fast,” said McCarthy. “I knew going in I had to be patient.”
In a high-impact middleweight opener, Martin Kampmann moved to 2-0 in the Octagon with a punishing three round unanimous decision win over UFC debutant Thales Leites.
Scores were 29-27 twice and 29-28 for Kampmann.
Using an array of impressive striking skills, Kampmann survived a knockdown and some rocky moments from the gutsy Leites in the opening round to dominate the second and bloody his foe’s nose. Leites started the third off strong with some quick shots to the head, but a minute and a half in, a left dropped him and Kampmann continued to push the pace until the final bell against the exhausted and battered Brazilian.
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mada kazu da serra i nije bas osvojio...al dobro sad
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Rezultati sa 2 HOT 2 HANDLE event-a od malopre :
Prelims
Milco Voorn (Pictures) vs Jessie Gibs (MMA) - Winner: Gibs by armbar R1
Thiago Tavares vs Ulas Aslan (MMA) - Winner: Tavares by TKO R1
Aniel Dubar vs Michael Ettl (MMA) - Winner: Ettl by decision
Main card
Michael Knaap vs Murad Chunkaev (MMA) - Winner: Chunkaev by decision
Dave Dalgliesh vs Lukas Jurovski (MMA) - Winner: Dalgliesh by KO R2
Gilbert Yvel (Pictures) vs Rodney Faverus (MMA - Pride Rules with 10kg weight difference rule) - Winner: Gilbert Yvel by TKO
Jon Olav Einemo (Pictures) vs James Thompson (MMA) - Winner: Einemo by armbar
Oktay Karatas vs Brian Lo An Joe (MMA) - Winner: Lo An Joe by choke R1
Aleksander Emelianenko vs Fabricio Werdum (MMA) - Winner: Werdum by sidechoke R1
Alex izgubio , malo me iznenadilo . . . Yvel se vraca na velika vrata . . . Jon Olav stice ime u MMA
Danas sam bio na seminaru BJJa u Kuli ovom prilikom se zahvaljujem na gostoprimstvu i pruzenoj paznji . . . jos cu postati i BJJ 'artist' . . . ******
Prelims
Milco Voorn (Pictures) vs Jessie Gibs (MMA) - Winner: Gibs by armbar R1
Thiago Tavares vs Ulas Aslan (MMA) - Winner: Tavares by TKO R1
Aniel Dubar vs Michael Ettl (MMA) - Winner: Ettl by decision
Main card
Michael Knaap vs Murad Chunkaev (MMA) - Winner: Chunkaev by decision
Dave Dalgliesh vs Lukas Jurovski (MMA) - Winner: Dalgliesh by KO R2
Gilbert Yvel (Pictures) vs Rodney Faverus (MMA - Pride Rules with 10kg weight difference rule) - Winner: Gilbert Yvel by TKO
Jon Olav Einemo (Pictures) vs James Thompson (MMA) - Winner: Einemo by armbar
Oktay Karatas vs Brian Lo An Joe (MMA) - Winner: Lo An Joe by choke R1
Aleksander Emelianenko vs Fabricio Werdum (MMA) - Winner: Werdum by sidechoke R1
Alex izgubio , malo me iznenadilo . . . Yvel se vraca na velika vrata . . . Jon Olav stice ime u MMA
Danas sam bio na seminaru BJJa u Kuli ovom prilikom se zahvaljujem na gostoprimstvu i pruzenoj paznji . . . jos cu postati i BJJ 'artist' . . . ******
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Wow, i ja sam pomalo iznenadjen pobedom Werduma 
Kako sam mogao procitati, Werdum je najpre uputio par low kickova, zatim srusio Alexa, uspeo da predje Alexov gard i dospeo u mount poziciju. Tu je uputio par udaraca, zatim preshao u side mount, odakle je uputio par udaraca kolenom, vratio se u mount, a borbu zavrsio side choke-om. Chini se da su Jemeljanjenkove slabosti pomalo razotkrivene, dok se Werdum ovom borbom jos jednom dokazao kao jedan od Top 10 boraca u teskoj kategoriji.
Kako sam mogao procitati, Werdum je najpre uputio par low kickova, zatim srusio Alexa, uspeo da predje Alexov gard i dospeo u mount poziciju. Tu je uputio par udaraca, zatim preshao u side mount, odakle je uputio par udaraca kolenom, vratio se u mount, a borbu zavrsio side choke-om. Chini se da su Jemeljanjenkove slabosti pomalo razotkrivene, dok se Werdum ovom borbom jos jednom dokazao kao jedan od Top 10 boraca u teskoj kategoriji.
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Alex vs Werdum na youtube:
Agencija " MatchMaker " je otkupila fransizu “Ring of Fire ” za Evropu i promocija ROF ce se odrzati 3.decembra u Hotelu Hyatt Regency, Kristalna dvorana sa pocetkom u 20h. Parking mesta su obezbedjena ispred Hotela Hyatt.
shest revijalnih borbi po K-1 i MMA pravilima (Mixed Martial Arts) domacih i inostranih boraca.
- atrakcija veceri: KIng James Martinez, ucesnik Ultimate Fight Sampionata (UFC) će se boriti sa domacim borcem po K-1/MMA pravilima
- gosti veceri: Pevacica Iznenadjenja i Oliver Njego (pevaju „Boze pravde“, srpsku himnu i „Star Spangled Banner“, americku himnu)
- voditelji programa: Stefan Kapicic (srpski) i Miranda Vidjak (engleski)
- domacice večeri, hostese: 15 plavusa i 15 crnki – konotacija sa godisnjicom MAXIMa koji je prihvatio saradnju na projektu INICIJACIJE, kao i „borba“ plavusa i crnka (nadglasavanjem publike) i rezirani incident (na kraju) između plavuse i crnke. Organizacija i styling u saradnji sa Salonom PROSTOR B
- Press konferencija nakon Fight Nighta (prilika da novinari razgovaraju sa gostima iz Amerike, organizatorima...)
- Koktel (za učesnike, organizatore, sponzore, goste i publiku)
- Edukativni seminar za trenere i borce (Sven Bin je selektor K-1 boraca za K-1 USA turnir koji se održava svake godine u Las Vegasu). NAPOMENA: seminar će se održati u poslepodnevnom terminu u trajanju od 90 minuta u prostorijama Hotela Hyatt Regency.
Cena karata: 50 eura dinarske protivvrednosti
Cena VIP karata: 100 eura dinarske protivvrednosti
Kotizacije za seminar ce biti naknadno odredjene
Kontakt telefoni za karte: 063 228 969; 062 410 284; Eventim i Ticketline kao prodajna mesta.
shest revijalnih borbi po K-1 i MMA pravilima (Mixed Martial Arts) domacih i inostranih boraca.
- atrakcija veceri: KIng James Martinez, ucesnik Ultimate Fight Sampionata (UFC) će se boriti sa domacim borcem po K-1/MMA pravilima
- gosti veceri: Pevacica Iznenadjenja i Oliver Njego (pevaju „Boze pravde“, srpsku himnu i „Star Spangled Banner“, americku himnu)
- voditelji programa: Stefan Kapicic (srpski) i Miranda Vidjak (engleski)
- domacice večeri, hostese: 15 plavusa i 15 crnki – konotacija sa godisnjicom MAXIMa koji je prihvatio saradnju na projektu INICIJACIJE, kao i „borba“ plavusa i crnka (nadglasavanjem publike) i rezirani incident (na kraju) između plavuse i crnke. Organizacija i styling u saradnji sa Salonom PROSTOR B
- Press konferencija nakon Fight Nighta (prilika da novinari razgovaraju sa gostima iz Amerike, organizatorima...)
- Koktel (za učesnike, organizatore, sponzore, goste i publiku)
- Edukativni seminar za trenere i borce (Sven Bin je selektor K-1 boraca za K-1 USA turnir koji se održava svake godine u Las Vegasu). NAPOMENA: seminar će se održati u poslepodnevnom terminu u trajanju od 90 minuta u prostorijama Hotela Hyatt Regency.
Cena karata: 50 eura dinarske protivvrednosti
Cena VIP karata: 100 eura dinarske protivvrednosti
Kotizacije za seminar ce biti naknadno odredjene
Kontakt telefoni za karte: 063 228 969; 062 410 284; Eventim i Ticketline kao prodajna mesta.
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He,he,he 50 e ? ? ? Sta reci ? Suvise smo mi mlada nacija za ovako nesto . . . mozda dosju ti VIP ljudi , ali . . .
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S obzirom na prostor i cenu ulaznica, ocigledno ciljate na nesto imucniju publiku. Pitanje je samo da li u toj ciljnoj grupi ljudi ima dovoljno zainteresovanih za ovaj sport?
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Mark pa sto nam nisi postavio vreme emisija ? Molio bih Te da to uradis , ako nije problem . . .
Danas sam uhvatio samo kraj i onaj deo sa SMRTONOSNIM - HIRURSKOM nokautu ! ! ! He,he lik je urnebesan a i tvoja reakcija . . . bicete nesto kao Quadross-Bas (mirnija verzija Bas-a)
nazalost nisam pre toga nista pogledao . . .
Nego Shooteru jel ce biti nekih nasih boraca na tom dogadjaju 3.12 ? Ajde objavi ista ako imas informacija , ljude zanimaju domaca MMA desavanja . . .
Danas sam uhvatio samo kraj i onaj deo sa SMRTONOSNIM - HIRURSKOM nokautu ! ! ! He,he lik je urnebesan a i tvoja reakcija . . . bicete nesto kao Quadross-Bas (mirnija verzija Bas-a)
nazalost nisam pre toga nista pogledao . . .
Nego Shooteru jel ce biti nekih nasih boraca na tom dogadjaju 3.12 ? Ajde objavi ista ako imas informacija , ljude zanimaju domaca MMA desavanja . . .
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Bobo sta bi mi da nam nije tebe.... Kad se mi malo uneozbiljimo, tu si da nas podsetis sta nam je duznost 
Mislim da ce Ilija Loncar raditi revans sa Crnogorcem a Petar Zivkovic iz Topole sa borcem iz Hrvatske.
Jedino sto mi malo smeta je to sto mi uvek dajemo prednost protivnicima u kilazi, bilo bi interesantno doziveti da se neko bori sa nasim borcima 5 ili 10 kg laksi.
Pazi ROF ili ti Rings of Fire je respektabilno takmicenje u USA i ovo ce biti dobra prilika za borce jer ce doci americki menadzeri, mozda i neki od nasih boraca zavrsi u USA, nebitno iz kog je tima.
Mada su cene ulaznica stvarno malo visoke, pa pretpostavljam da nisu namenjene za svakoga.
Mislim da ce Ilija Loncar raditi revans sa Crnogorcem a Petar Zivkovic iz Topole sa borcem iz Hrvatske.
Jedino sto mi malo smeta je to sto mi uvek dajemo prednost protivnicima u kilazi, bilo bi interesantno doziveti da se neko bori sa nasim borcima 5 ili 10 kg laksi.
Pazi ROF ili ti Rings of Fire je respektabilno takmicenje u USA i ovo ce biti dobra prilika za borce jer ce doci americki menadzeri, mozda i neki od nasih boraca zavrsi u USA, nebitno iz kog je tima.
Mada su cene ulaznica stvarno malo visoke, pa pretpostavljam da nisu namenjene za svakoga.
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Nemam pojma tacne termine emitovanja ali ako saznam javicu.
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Oho tu ste . . . ipak niste digli ruke od foruma . . .
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Martin Kampmann vs Thales Leites by Decision (Unanimous) 3 5:00
Pete Spratt vs Jeremy Jackson by Submission (Injury) 2 1:11
Scott Smith vs Pete Sell by KO (Punch) 2 3:25
Charles McCarthy vs Gideon Ray by Submission (Armbar) 1 4:43
Matt Serra vs Chris Lytle by Decision (Split) 3 5:00
Martin Kampmann vs Thales Leites by Decision (Unanimus) 3 5:00
Din Thomas vs Rich Clementi by Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 2 3:11
Travis Lutter vs Patrick Cote by Submission (Armbar) 1 2:18
Jorge Rivera vs Edwin Dewees by TKO (Strikes) 1 2:37
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Minoutouro conquers the gold medal in the South American Games
Rogério (Minotouro) Nogueira showed an spectacular Boxing performance and proved he can be a great name also in this sport. The fighter just conquered the gold medal in the South American Games (Boxing), early this night in Buenos Aires.
Minotouro faced the argentinian Marcelo Ponce in the finals and won the combat by 22 to 5. It was the first Brazilian gold medal in this games.
Rogerio is the champion in the heavy weight division (over 91kg).
And there were some guys badmouthing his boxing skills, saying his footwork is crap...
As the Brazilian boxing champ in the HW, he just got his name in the list for the olympic games, representing Brazil, as he already classified to the Pan-Am Games...
Rogério (Minotouro) Nogueira showed an spectacular Boxing performance and proved he can be a great name also in this sport. The fighter just conquered the gold medal in the South American Games (Boxing), early this night in Buenos Aires.
Minotouro faced the argentinian Marcelo Ponce in the finals and won the combat by 22 to 5. It was the first Brazilian gold medal in this games.
Rogerio is the champion in the heavy weight division (over 91kg).
And there were some guys badmouthing his boxing skills, saying his footwork is crap...
As the Brazilian boxing champ in the HW, he just got his name in the list for the olympic games, representing Brazil, as he already classified to the Pan-Am Games...
TONI '90
Zainteresovan član
- Poruka
- 145
ALEKSANDER EMELIANENKO SPEAKS
Aleksander Emelianenko was recently interviewed by a Russian website. Here's what Aleksander had to say (translation by Igor S.):
Interviewer: Who would you like to fight if you go to the UFC?
Aleksander: Whoever is the best there.
Interviewer: Would you like to fight in the UFC?
Aleksander: As far as I know there are negotiations in progress for me to fight in the UFC to set up some fights there. I want Fedor to stay the best in PRIDE, and I'll go try to take the belt over there.
Interviewer: Has PRIDE ever ask you to fight Fedor ?
Aleksander: No, but I hear people talk about it all the time. He is my brother and we will never fight in a competition, but there were showcase-like sambo matches where we did fight.
Interviewer: What did you say to Sergei Kharitonov after the fight?
Aleksander: Nothing. I just shook his hand.
Interviewer: Did you talk with Kharitonov afterwards?
Aleksander: No. He never came by to talk to me after the fight.
Interviewer: Do you ever play cards ?
Aleksander: Yes, sometimes.
Interviewer: Does it bother you that everyone percieves you only as Fedor's little brother rather then Aleksander Emelianenko?
Aleksander: No. Fedor and I have the same goal, which is to proudly carry our name on for years to come. First with Fedor, then with me, and then when our younger brother Ivan grows up he will take over. He is going to college right now, and is training in grappling, sambo, and boxing. We are trying to help him as much as we can, and you will see Ivan in the ring very soon.
Interviewer: What do you think about steroids, especially in PRIDE where there is not drug testing?
Aleksander: A lot of fighters take them. Pretty much everyone with big muscles is using them. It is impossible to grow such big muscles without steroids. My brother and I take vitamins here and there, but that's all we take.
Interviewer: Which fight was your favorite, and why?
Aleksander: It's hard to say. There are many.
Interviewer: Did it affect your game when Pawel Nastula started sweating profusely after the first minute of your fight with him?
Aleksander: No, not really. All fighters sweat in every fight.
Interviewer: Are you happy with your tattoos, and are you thinking of getting another one on on your chest?
Aleksander: Yes. Nothing comes to mind as far as wht tattoo I should get, but I'm thinking about it.
Interviewer: Who do you think has the best chance to beat Fedor right now?
Aleksander: After Fedor leaves there will be a new champion, but while he is fighting... No one. (laughs)
Interviewer: In your opinion, can you beat Tim Sylvia ?
Aleksander: Tim is a good fighter, but... let's just say that if I get the opportunity to fight him, I will take his title away with pleasure.
Interviewer: Is ther anything that you do better then Fedor in a fight?
Aleksander: I think it is better to ask this question to the trainers or the fans.
Interviewer: Who are you plan to fight in the near future? CroCop, Barnett, Nogueira... ?
Aleksander: For some reason, Barnett does not want to fight me again. Nogueira has turned me down three times, and to be honest there are noly any fighters out there that want to fight me at all.
Interviewer: Are you going to fight on the PRIDE card on December 31st?
Aleksander: I don't know yet. I am getting ready to fight on November 12th.
Interviewer: American fans are asking when will they be able to see you fight in the states?
Aleksander: I hope very soon.
Interviewer: What happened with Antonio Silva turning down an upcoming fight with you?
Aleksander: I don't get involved in promoter politics and don't know what happened.
Interviewer: Despite the fact that you are a sambo fighter, everyone notices that you like to fight standing. Why is this?
Aleksander: I feel very comfortable striking with opponents, especially with my hands. I might fight professional boxing matches soon. Oscar De La Hoya is guiding me in this direction right now, and I will fight professionally soon.
Interviewer: Do you drink a lot of vodka?
Aleksander: No, not a lot.
Interviewer: What does the tattoo on your back mean ?
Aleksander: It's simple. It's from the imagination of the artist who did it.
Interviewer: Who is your favorite fighter?
Aleksander: Fedor.
Interviewer: Who do yhou think would win this time around, Mirko Cro Cop or Rodrigo Nogueira?
Aleksander: Nogueira has gotten worse since they first fought, and Mirko has improved himself.
Interviewer: When are you planning to end your fighting career?
Aleksander: Not anytime soon. Maybe in ten years.
Interviewer: How do you think Fedor's career will continue to develop?
Aleksander: We don't talk about those things really. We just fight.
Interviewer: Do people in Russia know who you are?
Aleksander: Not really. I am mostly recognized in Japan.
Interviewer: What qualities should a modern fighter have to be the best?
Aleksander: All of them. If you lack in even one, then it is a weakness and you will eventually be beat by a fighter who will exploit this weakness.
Interviewer: Do you spend time on the internet and in the chat forums?
Aleksander: Yes, I do go to fighting forums and read all kinds of things.
Interviewer: What would you like to say to your fans?
Aleksander: My fighting career is in its very beginning and I hope to show my fans a lot of progress in the future. Thank you very much for your support.
Aleksander Emelianenko was recently interviewed by a Russian website. Here's what Aleksander had to say (translation by Igor S.):
Interviewer: Who would you like to fight if you go to the UFC?
Aleksander: Whoever is the best there.
Interviewer: Would you like to fight in the UFC?
Aleksander: As far as I know there are negotiations in progress for me to fight in the UFC to set up some fights there. I want Fedor to stay the best in PRIDE, and I'll go try to take the belt over there.
Interviewer: Has PRIDE ever ask you to fight Fedor ?
Aleksander: No, but I hear people talk about it all the time. He is my brother and we will never fight in a competition, but there were showcase-like sambo matches where we did fight.
Interviewer: What did you say to Sergei Kharitonov after the fight?
Aleksander: Nothing. I just shook his hand.
Interviewer: Did you talk with Kharitonov afterwards?
Aleksander: No. He never came by to talk to me after the fight.
Interviewer: Do you ever play cards ?
Aleksander: Yes, sometimes.
Interviewer: Does it bother you that everyone percieves you only as Fedor's little brother rather then Aleksander Emelianenko?
Aleksander: No. Fedor and I have the same goal, which is to proudly carry our name on for years to come. First with Fedor, then with me, and then when our younger brother Ivan grows up he will take over. He is going to college right now, and is training in grappling, sambo, and boxing. We are trying to help him as much as we can, and you will see Ivan in the ring very soon.
Interviewer: What do you think about steroids, especially in PRIDE where there is not drug testing?
Aleksander: A lot of fighters take them. Pretty much everyone with big muscles is using them. It is impossible to grow such big muscles without steroids. My brother and I take vitamins here and there, but that's all we take.
Interviewer: Which fight was your favorite, and why?
Aleksander: It's hard to say. There are many.
Interviewer: Did it affect your game when Pawel Nastula started sweating profusely after the first minute of your fight with him?
Aleksander: No, not really. All fighters sweat in every fight.
Interviewer: Are you happy with your tattoos, and are you thinking of getting another one on on your chest?
Aleksander: Yes. Nothing comes to mind as far as wht tattoo I should get, but I'm thinking about it.
Interviewer: Who do you think has the best chance to beat Fedor right now?
Aleksander: After Fedor leaves there will be a new champion, but while he is fighting... No one. (laughs)
Interviewer: In your opinion, can you beat Tim Sylvia ?
Aleksander: Tim is a good fighter, but... let's just say that if I get the opportunity to fight him, I will take his title away with pleasure.
Interviewer: Is ther anything that you do better then Fedor in a fight?
Aleksander: I think it is better to ask this question to the trainers or the fans.
Interviewer: Who are you plan to fight in the near future? CroCop, Barnett, Nogueira... ?
Aleksander: For some reason, Barnett does not want to fight me again. Nogueira has turned me down three times, and to be honest there are noly any fighters out there that want to fight me at all.
Interviewer: Are you going to fight on the PRIDE card on December 31st?
Aleksander: I don't know yet. I am getting ready to fight on November 12th.
Interviewer: American fans are asking when will they be able to see you fight in the states?
Aleksander: I hope very soon.
Interviewer: What happened with Antonio Silva turning down an upcoming fight with you?
Aleksander: I don't get involved in promoter politics and don't know what happened.
Interviewer: Despite the fact that you are a sambo fighter, everyone notices that you like to fight standing. Why is this?
Aleksander: I feel very comfortable striking with opponents, especially with my hands. I might fight professional boxing matches soon. Oscar De La Hoya is guiding me in this direction right now, and I will fight professionally soon.
Interviewer: Do you drink a lot of vodka?
Aleksander: No, not a lot.
Interviewer: What does the tattoo on your back mean ?
Aleksander: It's simple. It's from the imagination of the artist who did it.
Interviewer: Who is your favorite fighter?
Aleksander: Fedor.
Interviewer: Who do yhou think would win this time around, Mirko Cro Cop or Rodrigo Nogueira?
Aleksander: Nogueira has gotten worse since they first fought, and Mirko has improved himself.
Interviewer: When are you planning to end your fighting career?
Aleksander: Not anytime soon. Maybe in ten years.
Interviewer: How do you think Fedor's career will continue to develop?
Aleksander: We don't talk about those things really. We just fight.
Interviewer: Do people in Russia know who you are?
Aleksander: Not really. I am mostly recognized in Japan.
Interviewer: What qualities should a modern fighter have to be the best?
Aleksander: All of them. If you lack in even one, then it is a weakness and you will eventually be beat by a fighter who will exploit this weakness.
Interviewer: Do you spend time on the internet and in the chat forums?
Aleksander: Yes, I do go to fighting forums and read all kinds of things.
Interviewer: What would you like to say to your fans?
Aleksander: My fighting career is in its very beginning and I hope to show my fans a lot of progress in the future. Thank you very much for your support.
TONI '90
Zainteresovan član
- Poruka
- 145
:grin: :-D 
:-) :smile:
:-) :smile:
e, ljudi sad sam citao ovaj intervju i samo mi jedno objasnite... "in PRIDE there is no drug testing" ?!?!?
markidjani
Zainteresovan član
- Poruka
- 136
nema testiranja na doping, valjda
znam na sta je mislio, ali ne mogu da verujem da je tako... ako je stvarno tako onda to pokopava ceo PRIDE...
