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WVR Sengoku 6 results

  • 01-11-2008 7:30pm
    #1
    RNCFAN
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    Antonio Rogerio Nogueira (15-3) defeated Moise Rimbon via unanimous decision (13-8-3)
    Muhammad Lawal (2-0) defeated Fabio Silva (11-5) via TKO (strikes - 0:41:R3)
    Sergey Golyaev (11-6) defeated Takanori Gomi (29-4) via split decision
    Lightweight Grand Prix semifinals:
    Kazunori Yokota (8-1-3) defeated Mizuto Hirota (10-3) via unanimous decision
    Satoru Kitaoka (22-8-9) defeated Eiji Mitsuoka (14-6-2) via submission (heel hook - 1:16:R1)
    Lightweight Grand Prix reserve bout:
    Jorge Masvidal (15-3) defeated Seung Hwan Bang (5-3) via unanimous decision
    Lightweight Grand Prix finals:
    Satoru Kitaoka (23-8-9) defeated Kazunori Yokota (8-2-3) via unanimous decision
    Middleweight Grand Prix semifinals:
    Kazuhiro Nakamura (13-8) defeated Yuki Sasaki (22-15-1) via unanimous decision
    Jorge Santiago (19-7) defeated Siyar Bahadurzada (14-4-1) via submission (heel hook - 1:10:R1)
    Middleweight Grand Prix reserve bout:
    Joe Doerksen (41-12) defeated Izuru Takeuchi (25-10-6) via TKO (strikes - 0:41:R3)
    Middleweight Grand Prix finals:
    Jorge Santiago (20-7) defeated Kazuhiro Nakamura (13-9) via TKO (strikes - 0:49:R3)



    :eek: Gomi got beat... by decision... in Japan!!




    Oh the irony! :pac:


Comments

  • #2
    Fozzy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 8,594 ✭✭✭Fozzy


    I heard that it was a pretty boring show

    Gomi almost lost his last fight by decision, against Seung Hwan Bang. I don't think that his heart is in it anymore. They can't give him the title fight in January now

    Muhammad Lawal is a guy to watch out for


  • #3
    [Deleted User]
    Posts: 0 ✭ [Deleted User]


    I havent seen the Gomi fight yet. The Diet Nog fight is the only one Ive seen and it wasnt that good.


  • #4
    Kazooie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 729 ✭✭✭Kazooie


    Jesus H Christ!. What happened to Gomi! :eek:


  • #5
    calex71
    Closed Accounts Posts: 13,126 ✭✭✭✭calex71


    of the fights ive seen the Satoru Kitaoka one was the most exciting.
    Never seen this event before so didnt know what the rules where etc.
    Once I saw the foot stomps to the head get used i figured same as pride :D

    One thing that always impresses me about Dream and this and other Asian events is that the crowd applauds a good escape from a hold or sub attempt, they seem to really know the sport and give the respect to the fighters when its due.


  • #6
    calex71
    Closed Accounts Posts: 13,126 ✭✭✭✭calex71


    Kazooie wrote: »
    Jesus H Christ!. What happened to Gomi! :eek:

    yeah even Golyaev looked a little surprised to be honest. I had Gomi down for being slighly a head in the 1st and i surely would have given him the 3rd.

    I think what lost him the decision was the fact Golyaev knocked him with a left jab on the chin midway through the second. He was more stunned by it
    i think certainly not rocked by it. He recovered quite quickly.

    Golyaev did have better hands in the stand up but no way did i think he did enough to get a decision. :confused:


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