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Friday, May 6, 2011

Bantamweight Asia tournament matchups announced for SRC 15

Sengoku Raiden Championship promoter world victory road today announced the matchups for SRC bantamweight Asia tournament 2010 quarter-final in Tokyo at SRC 15 to 30 October take place.

Four seeded warriors from Shooto Pancrase cage force, ZST the four remaining fighters have salt returns the entire back up to eight angeschlossen.Ehemaligen is Shooto Champ Akitoshi Tamura face Shoko SATO President bantamweight Pancrase Manabu Inoue take King on Jae Hyun Sun, cage force veteran Taiyo Nakahara from a two year layoff against Shintaro Ishiwatari, Shunichi Shimizu ZST against Kazushi Sakuraba student Wataru Takahashi represent.

Leo Santos victory by receiving repeated low blows at SRC 14 was probably not ideal, but he received another chance against Sengoku training player Maximo Blanco - the winner likely candidate for a lightweight title on new years eve.

Sengoku Raiden Championship 15, 30 October at the Ryogoku Kokugikan in Tokyo, Japan

Maximo Blanco vs Leo Santos

SRC welterweight Grand Prix series 2010 semifinals
KTaro Nakamura vs. Takuya WADA
Yasubey Enomoto vs. Taisuke "Gouten" OKUNO

SRC bantamweight Asia M. 2010 quarterfinals
Akitoshi Tamura vs. Shoko SATO
Manabu Inoue vs. Jae Hyun Sun
Taiyo Nakahara vs. Shintaro Ishiwatari
Shunichi Shimizu vs. Wataru Takahashi


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Sunday, March 13, 2011

"UFC 121: Lesnar vs Velasquez" main Board, which officially announced for Oct. 23

As expected returns Center for UFC 121 to California and Anaheim's Honda ultimate fighting Championship.

The Oct. 23 event features a heavyweight title fight between world champion, Brock Lesnar (5-1 MMA, UFC 4-1), and top candidates Cain Velasquez (8 0MMA, 6-0 UFC).


Also announced and completed pay master card Jake shields are Welterweights Martin Kampmann (17 MMA, UFC 8-2) vs. (25-4 1 MMA, 0 0 UFC), Welterweights Diego Sanchez (21-4 MMA, UFC 10-4) vs. Paulo Thiago (filling MMA, UFC 3-2) light heavyweights Matt Hamill (9 MMA, UFC 9-2) vs. Tito Ortiz (15-7 1 MMA, 14 1 UFC) and heavyweights Gabriel Gonzaga (11-5 MMA, UFC 7-4) vs. Brendan Schaub (6-1 MMA, UFC 2-1).


All five matches, which MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) previously reported are now officially for the autumn card.


Although not officially announced as MMAjunkie.com first reported UFC 121 a "UFC prelims" receive special.Spike TV shows with an hour night PPV air and feature two provisional card attacks precede.


The focus of the UFC 121, is of course the heavyweight headliner.Lesnar has been perhaps, Subscribe to UFC's largest PPV, and he is now a rapidly growing and undefeated fighter who could make MMA history.


"" In the entire battle history, there was never a Mexican heavyweight champion, but at UFC 121, Cain Velasquez will try to make history and first, "the UFC told President Dana white.""To do this, he must, however, the baddest man on the planet, UFC Heavyweight Champion Brock Lesnar defeated."


Include additional subplots that advertising debut of former StrikeForce Middleweight and welterweight of remarkable Jake shields, as well as Matt Hamill's struggle with his coach of "The Ultimate Fighter 3," Tito Ortiz.


The UFC again the Honda Center for the first time since 2007, when a split decision loss erlitt.Tickets UFC 121, which range from $ 75 to $ 500, go Chuck Liddell colleagues headliner Keith Jardine Themain event of UFC 76 on sale later this week (stay tuned for details).


The latest UFC 121 card now includes:


MAIN CARD Champ Brock Lesnar vs. Cain Velasquez (for heavyweight title) Martin Kampmann vs. Jake ShieldsDiego Sanchez vs. Paulo ThiagoMatt Hamill vs. Tito OrtizGabriel Gonzaga vs. Brendan SchaubPRELIMINARY CARD Ryan Jensen vs. Court McGee * Todd Duffee vs. Jon Madsen * Patrick Cote vs Tom Lawlor * Sam stout vs Paul Taylor * Mike Guymon vs. Daniel Roberts * Chris Camozzi vs Dongi Yang * - not officially announced

Stay tuned, the UFC rumors section of MMAjunkie.com actions on for the full coverage of the UFC-121.

(Pictured: Brock Lesnar)



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