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Dream is alive and will be combined with the GLORY 4 Tokyo Heavyweight Grand Slam kickboxing show that had been scheduled in early December.
The show’s name is: “DREAM 18 and GLORY 4 Tokyo – New Year’s Eve Special“. The fight card is expected soon.
“As a company, we want to create the most spectacular martial arts show Japan has ever seen,” GSI (Glory Sports International, which produces DREAM show) chairman Pierre Andurand said. “After taking over DREAM 18, it just made natural sense to look at the opportunity to revive the traditional New Year’s Eve date and create a mega-show. We looked at the pros and cons, and it was clear that a combined show is the way to go. We are extremely proud and excited to deliver this mega-show to the Japanese fans and to the world at large.”
The GLORY kickboxing event will see a one-night 16-man tournament of heavyweight kickboxers. The winner gets a $400,000 prize. Fighters expected to appear are Semmy Schilt, Daniel Ghita, Remy
Selection of the best k-1 and muay thai videos from the world’s most important fights of the week 45: (Mon-Sun) from November 5, 2012 to November 11, 2012. K-1 Fight of the Week: Carter Williams vs Catalin Morosanu K-1 T-Knockout of the Week: Benjamin Adegbuyi vs Sergei Lascenko
SuperKombat WGP 2012 Final Elimination video promo
Scheduled on November 10 in Craiova, Romania, it’s time for one of the biggest European event from this autumn: SuperKombat WGP 2012 Final Elimination.
The main event is a super fight between Carter Williams vs Catalin Morosanu. Carter ‘The Beast’ Williams is a former North American Muay Thai champion and K-1 World GP in Las Vegas tournament champion. During his career he shifted from kickboxing to MMA and then again to kickboxing.
He has an overall kick boxing record of 34-20-2 (1nc) and MMA record of 4-4-0 and he’s known for a great match with Ray Sefo at K-1 World Grand Prix 2003 in Japan. His last match was a loss against Gokhan Saki at Glory World Series: Stockholm on May 26, 2012. Catalin ‘The Carpathian Death’ Morosanu has a very good record (33-5-0) and comes from 11 victories in a row. He holds notable victories over Gary Goodridge, Freddy Kemayo, Stefan Leko, Mighty Mo, Anderson “Braddock” Silva and Paul Slowinski. He has stated that he is a fan of Bob Sapp.
In his last match he defeated
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Sometimes words speak louder than actions, and this can be the case: a living kickboxing legend will provide a deep reservoir of experience for the three-man commentary team that will be calling the action for fight fans around the world at the GLORY 3 Rome ‘Final 8’ event at the historic PalaLottomatica arena in Rome, Italy on Saturday Nov. 3 (Glory World Series quarterfinals). Ramon Dekkers blazed a trail for Europeans in the Muay Thai world at a time when it was thought none but native Thais could be successful in the sport and, to this day, if he enters an arena in Thailand, he will receive a standing ovation. Dekkers will provide colour commentary for the event, which will see one 70 kilogram (154 pound) tournament competitor walk away with a tournament grand prize of $300,000.
He will be supported by retired MMA legend and first-ever UFC Middleweight Champion Frank Shamrock, as well as former PRIDE Fighting
In addition to the Glory World Series quarterfinals, GLORY 3 Rome fight card will also include two tournament reserve matches to determine replacements should any of the main tournament fighters be injured and unable to progress to the next round.
In the first, Yoshihiro Sato (49-18, 20 KO’s) of Japan will face Dzhabar Askerov (73-28-1, 37 KO’s) of Russia. Sato was narrowly defeated by Shemsi Beqiri in the Final 16 stage of the tournament in Sweden earlier this year while Askerov was eliminated by van Roosmalen after three absolutely furious rounds in which they gave each other hell.
In the second, the outstanding French talent Fabio Pinca
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