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K-1/DREAM ‘Dynamite!! 2010? Quick Results

Friday night in Japan sees the Dynamite!! 2010 New Year’s Eve event taking place at the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan.
The show airs on HDNet in North America beginning at 4AM EST (1AM PST) on a two hour tape delay.
The MMA News is carrying the LIVE results, so those of you watching […]

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Friday night in Japan sees the Dynamite!! 2010 New Year’s Eve event taking place at the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan.

The show airs on HDNet in North America beginning at 4AM EST (1AM PST) on a two hour tape delay.

The MMA News is carrying the LIVE results, so those of you watching the HDNet broadcast may wish to avoid our Quick Results page.

A total of 15 matches were scheduled for the evenings event featuring a mix of DREAM, K-1, and mixed/special rules bouts.

The “IGF Special Rules” bout between Bob Sapp vs. Sinichi Suzukawa was canceled just before the start of the Dynamite!! 2010 event. HDNet broadcaster Michael Shiavello noted that Sapp withdrew from the fight after failing to renegotiate his contract just before the fight.

To view the full Dynamite!! 2010 Quick Results click

DREAM Featherweight Title bout: Bibiano Fernandes vs. Hiroyuki Takaya

DREAM Lightweight bout: Tatsuya Kawajiri def. Josh Thomson via unanimous decision

DREAM bout: Jason High def. Hayato Sakurai via split decision

K-1 Rules bout: Akiyo “Wicky” Nishiura vs. Tetsuya Yamato Majority raw (30-30, 30-30, 30-29)

DREAM Welterweight Title bout: Marius Zaromskis def. Kazushi Sakuraba via TKO (doctor’s stoppage) – R1 @ 2:16 retains DREAM welterweight title (Sakuraba’s right ear was partially torn in the fight forcing the doctor to stop the fight)

DREAM Heavyweight Bout: Satoshi Ishii def. Jerome Le Banner via unanimous decision

DREAM Interim Heavyweight Title bout: Alistair Overeem def. Todd Duffee via KO (punches) – R1 @ 0:14 to become the DREAM interim heavyweight champ

DREAM/K-1 Mixed Rules bout: Yuichiro Nagashima def. Shinya Aoki via knockout (knee) – R2 @ 0:04

K-1 Rules bout: Gegard Mousasi def. Kyotaro Fujimoto via unanimous decision (30-28, 29-28, 29-28)

DREAM Heavyweight bout: Sergei Kharitonov def. Tatsuya Mizuno via TKO (strikes) – R1 @ 1:25

DREAM bout: Hiroshi Izumi def. Ikuhisa “Minowaman” Minowa via TKO (punches) – R3 @ 2:50

DREAM bout: Hideo Tokoro def. Kazuhisa Watanabe via submission (armbar) – R3 @ 2:50

DREAM featherweight bout: Kazuyuki Miyata def. Caol Uno via unanimous decision

DREAM bout: Andy Ologun def. Katsuaki Furuki via unanimous decision

IGF Special Rules bout: Bob Sapp vs. Shinichi Suzukawa (canceled)

Sengoku Results: Sandro vs. Hioki, Blanco vs. Parky, More

Filed under: Sengoku, ResultsTOKYO, Japan — MMAFighting.com will have live Sengoku results of the Dec. 30 “Soul of Fight” event from the Ariake Colosseum.

In a Sengoku featherweight title fight, Marlon Sandro will look to defend his belt against Shoo…

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TOKYO, Japan — MMAFighting.com will have live Sengoku results of the Dec. 30 “Soul of Fight” event from the Ariake Colosseum.

In a Sengoku featherweight title fight, Marlon Sandro will look to defend his belt against Shooto titleholder Hatsu Hioki. Also, the likes of Roxanne Modafferi, Hitomi Akano, Kazuo Misaki, Megumi Fujii, Masanori Kanehara, Maximo Blanco and Won Sik Park will all be action on this 28-fight card.

Complete Sengoku results are below.

Shooto Crowns 2010 Rookie Champions

Filed under: Results, JapanIf Shooto’s 2010 Rookie Tournament Finals are any indication, Japan has a bright future in MMA as the newcomers put on one of the events of the year at Shinjuku Face in Tokyo on Saturday. The sports oldest promotion crowned c…

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If Shooto‘s 2010 Rookie Tournament Finals are any indication, Japan has a bright future in MMA as the newcomers put on one of the events of the year at Shinjuku Face in Tokyo on Saturday. The sports oldest promotion crowned champions in six divisions including rookie MVP and Norifumi “Kid” Yamamoto teammate Kyoji Horiguchi.

Megumi Fujii Pupil Ayaka Hamazaki Captures Jewels Lightweight GP

Filed under: Results, JapanMegumi Fujii student Ayaka Hamazaki indicated that she may be following in the footsteps of her mentor as she stood toe-to-toe with one of the best kickboxers in women’s MMA in Seo Hee Ham, and battered and bruised Miku Matsu…

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Megumi Fujii student Ayaka Hamazaki indicated that she may be following in the footsteps of her mentor as she stood toe-to-toe with one of the best kickboxers in women’s MMA in Seo Hee Ham, and battered and bruised Miku Matsumoto‘s former teammate Sakura Nomura to become the first Jewels lightweight champion at the promotion’s end-of-year event on Friday night at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo.

In the finals of “Rough Stone” rookie tournaments, Kikuyo Ishikawa and Hiroko Kitamura edged past their respective opponents to bring home the gold ,but it was 16-year-old Mizuki Inoue that really impressed. The young kickboxer-turned-mixed martial artist dominated and finished a much older opponent for the second time in two outings to win her first MMA title.

WEC 53 Results: Henderson vs. Pettis

Filed under: WEC, ResultsFanHouse has WEC 53 results for all of the Dec. 16 WEC 53 fights, plus live coverage from Glendale, live blogs of all the fights and live WEC 53 twitter updates.

In the final main event in WEC history, Ben Henderson will squar…

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Ben HendersonFanHouse has WEC 53 results for all of the Dec. 16 WEC 53 fights, plus live coverage from Glendale, live blogs of all the fights and live WEC 53 twitter updates.

In the final main event in WEC history, Ben Henderson will square off against Anthony Pettis for the WEC lightweight title and to be the No. 1 contender for the UFC lightweight title. Dominick Cruz will also defend his bantamweight title against Scott Jorgensen.

WEC 53: Henderson vs. Pettis ‘Live Quick Results’

The World Extreme Cagefighting promotion is holding it’s last ever event tonight at the Jobing.com Arena in Glendale, Arizona.
Tonight’s WEC 53: Henderson vs. Pettis event is already underway with the preliminary matches which began at 6PM EST (3PM EST), while the main Versus televised card begins at 830PM EST (530PM PST).
WEC 53 features two title […]

WEC_53_PosterThe World Extreme Cagefighting promotion is holding it’s last ever event tonight at the Jobing.com Arena in Glendale, Arizona.

Tonight’s WEC 53: Henderson vs. Pettis event is already underway with the preliminary matches which began at 6PM EST (3PM EST), while the main Versus televised card begins at 830PM EST (530PM PST).

WEC 53 features two title bouts in the main and co-main event slots.

Defending his WEC lightweight title is champ Benson Henderson who takes on top challenger Anthony Pettis. The winner moves on to a #1 contender position for the UFC lightweight title. While WEC bantamweight champ Dominick Cruz takes on Scott Jorgensen for the first UFC 135 lbs title.

The MMA News will be keeping the live results off the main page. To view the full results click

Main Card

Lightweight Championship bout: Anthony Pettis def. Ben Henderson via unanimous decision (48-47, 48-47, 49-46) to become the #1 UFC contender and last WEC lightweight champ
Bantamweight Championship bout: Dominick Cruz def. Scott Jorgensen via unanimous decision (50-45, 50-45, 50-45) to become the first UFC Bantamweight champion
Lightweight bout: Donald Cerrone def. Chris Horodecki via submission (triangle choke) – R2 @ 2:43
Lightweight bout: Kamal Shalorus def. Bart Palaszewski via split decision (30-27, 28-29, 29-28)

Preliminary Card

Lightweight bout: Danny Downes def. Tiequan Zhang via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27, 29-28)
Lightweight bout: Shane Roller def. Jamie Varner via submission (rear-naked-choke) – R1 @ 3:55
Bantamweight bout: Brad Pickett def. Ivan Menjivar via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Bantamweight bout: Eddie Wineland def. Ken Stone via knockout (slam) – R1 @ 2:11
Lightweight bout: Danny Castillo def. Will Kerr via knockout (punches) – R1 @ 1:25
Lightweight bout: Yuri Alcantara def. Ricardo Lamas via knockout (punches) – R1 @ 3:26
Bantamweight bout: Renan Barao def. Chris Cariaso via submission (rear-naked choke) – R1 @ 3:47