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  • 11-02-2009 10:53pm
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    Closed Accounts Posts: 165 ✭✭


    GREAT NEWS FOR TEAM RYANO.
    NEIL SERRY will repersent the team in the
    british fighting championships.
    he will be 1 of 8 seeded fighters in tis 16 man GP.
    best of luck.
    ANDY RYAN TEAM RYANO.


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  • Registered Users Posts: 310 ✭✭OMCCABE


    Best of luck too Neil.


  • Registered Users Posts: 213 ✭✭wetdogsmell


    well done neil, good luck and kick ass


  • Registered Users Posts: 830 ✭✭✭Judomad


    well done Neil, great opportunity and its great to see that he's a seeded fighter as he has all the tools to go and win this.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 213 ✭✭wayne1


    The British Fighting Championship held its inaugural tournament draw earlier today at the luxurious UTC Gym in Birmingham, England. The tournament draw was hosted by Tony Lee of Cage Warriors Canada, whilst the draw was made by UFC stars Dan Hardy and Paul Taylor with BFC Co-Promoter Jeremy Bailey announcing the Match-ups.

    The video for the full draw can be viewed on www.britfight.com





    Bantamweight 1st Round Match-Ups


    James Doolan vs Dan MonRo'e

    Phil Harris vs. Lee Coville

    Leigh Remedios vs Paddy Doherty

    Steve McCombe vs. James Saville/ Dan Korbely

    Neil McLeod vs. Neil Seery:D

    James McGuinness vs. Mark Handley

    Mark Chen vs. Gareth Davis

    Paul McVeigh vs. Declan Williams




    Featherweight 1st Round Match-Ups


    Vaughn Harvey vs. Phil Else

    Neil Fraser vs. Simon Boulter

    David Smyth vs. Pete McGurk

    Danny Batten vs. Karsten Lenjoint

    Jean Silva vs. Ashleigh Grimshaw

    Owen Roddy vs. Micky Young

    David Lee vs. Jordan Miller

    Aaron Blackwell vs. Jared Ferre




    Lightweight 1st Round Match-ups


    Paul Sass vs. Tim Radcliffe

    Daniel Thomas vs. David Johnson

    Harvey Harra vs. Ian Butlin

    Jason Ball vs. Jason Young

    Abdul Mohmamed vs. Ian Jones

    Lee Wieczorek vs. Andrew Fisher

    Greg Loughran vs. Leandro Santo

    Paul Jenkins vs. Sami Berik




    Welterweight 1st Round Match-Ups


    Lee Livingstone vs. Emmet McNally

    Ross Pointon vs. Cliff Hall

    Wayne Murray vs. James Bateman

    Lee Doski vs. Jason Kubiak

    Che Mills vs. Kurt Warburton

    Simon Phillips vs. John Quinn

    Lukasz Les vs. Leslee Ojugbana

    Jim Wallhead vs. Fabio Taldo




    Middleweight 1st Round Match-Ups


    John Phillips vs. Lloyd Clarkson

    Chris Rice vs. Andrew Punshon/Adan Cole

    Matt Thorpe vs. Greg Siwy

    Paul Cahoon vs. Jose "Ze" Marcello

    Pierre Guillet vs. Eugene Fadario

    Denniston Sutherland vs. Lola Bamgbala

    Mark Weir vs. Alex Reid

    Alex Cook vs. Christian Smith



    Light-Heavyweight 1st Round Match-Ups



    Damian Grabowski vs. Rob Broughton

    Chris Cooper vs. The winner of the Wayne Buck/Darren Moore Eliminator Bout

    Stav Economou vs. Shawn McKenning

    Dave Keeley vs. Oli Thompson






    Heavyweight Quarter Final Match-Ups

    Damian Grabowski vs. Rob Broughton

    Chris Cooper vs. The winner of the Wayne Buck/Darren Moore Eliminator Bout

    Stav Economou vs. Shawn McKenning

    Dave Keeley vs. Oli Thompson





    For more information on the BFC keep checking www.cagewarriors.com and www.britfight.com



    About BFC (British Fighting Championship)

    2009 sees the start of the most exciting ever phase of MMA in the UK with the most established promoters now joined together in a unified staging of the first British Fighting Championship.

    The main organizations that form part of this new Championship are FX3, Ultimate Force, Ultimate Warrior Challenge, AMMA, and Cage Warriors. The Championship is known as the BFC and is on track to become Europe’s biggest and most important tournament organizer.

    The BFC is providing the UK with 12 Official BFC main multi-card shows in 2009, staged in venues from Glasgow to London and followed by a massive end-of-season ‘BFC Night of Champions’ in December where the 2009 season contenders for the British belts go head to head.

    The belts cover seven male and two female weight categories and are worth up to £250,000 in total tournament purses with opportunities for emerging British talent to move up into the UFC and gain international recognition


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 1,803 ✭✭✭dunkamania


    Congrats Neil, more than a few familiar names in those lists


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,923 ✭✭✭Nothingcompares


    Good luck to Paddy, Steve, Neil, Paul, Owen, Mickey, Greg and Emmet :)

    The Bantam weight division is stacked!


  • Registered Users Posts: 213 ✭✭wetdogsmell


    some great fights there, best of luck to serry, roddy and mc'nally


  • Registered Users Posts: 2,548 ✭✭✭siochain


    will this be on TV?


  • Registered Users Posts: 5,729 ✭✭✭Pride Fighter


    Why are Stav Economou and Shawn McKenning fighting each other twice in 2 seperate weight classes??


  • Registered Users Posts: 724 ✭✭✭Martin Walker


    siochain wrote: »
    will this be on TV?

    They signed a £1 mil deal with Bravo


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  • Closed Accounts Posts: 6,448 ✭✭✭Roper


    The BFC is going to be awesome Best of luck to all the Irish lads.

    Marty I thought Ultimate Challenge UK had signed with Bravo?


  • Registered Users Posts: 724 ✭✭✭Martin Walker


    I read somewhere they signed a TV deal with Bravo... think it was CageWarriors forum.

    Im not sure about the BFC to be honest. I dont understand how they picked the fighters.
    I thought the idea was to get the top 16 fighters in each weight division then set up the tourny and find a champion by the end. But there are so many top UK fighters not envolved. Then some of the fighters picked are making there pro debuts. Declan Williams for example is making his pro debut against Paul McVeigh. Declan may be **** hot but at the end of the day he is fighting the man who many see as the best Bantamweight Europe has to offer. How can this happen in a tourny set up to find the best of the best? I just dont get it.
    Am i missing something?


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 165 ✭✭bella1


    the BFC asked fighters to apply it was on the cagewarrior forum.
    they also contacted fighters and clubs.
    we got a email then sent of a list of fighters cvs .
    neil was offererd a place.
    TEAM RYANO MMA


  • Registered Users Posts: 724 ✭✭✭Martin Walker


    I understand that i did the same thing myself.

    I just dont understand how they made the list of fighters in the draw.
    How can a fighter with no pro experience get picked to take part when im sure there were others that entered with quite a few fights behind them?
    They did after all get hundreds of applicants.


  • Closed Accounts Posts: 2,923 ✭✭✭Nothingcompares


    Just based on the video they had on britfight.com they seemed to want to put the best fighters as possible in each weight category but still put 1/2 black horses/unknowns just in case they're the next big thing.


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