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K-1 April 26th Fight Card Amsterdam Arena

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Remy Bonjasky

On April, 26-th a night of exciting fights under K-1/MMA rules (including 8-man tournament) will be served to the great Dutch fans. It's Showtime celebrates its first anniversary and will hold a great event at world famous Amsterdam Arena.

Remy Bonjasky vs Melvin Manhoef
Tyrone Spong vs Azem Maksutaj
Buakaw Por Promuk vs Faldir Chahbari
Gago Drago vs Warren Stevelmans
Gevorg Petrosyan vs Chris Ngimbi
Joerie Mes vs Nieky Holzken
Gilbert Yvel vs Alistair Overeem
Perry Ubeda vs Stephen Tapilatu
Paul Slowinsky vs Gohkan Saki
Sem Braan vs Alexander Cosmo

Eight-man tournament:
Doug Viney vs Zabit SAmedov
Freddy Kemayo vs Catalin Morosanu
Errol Zimmerman vs Attlia Karacs
Jan Nortje vs Bjorn Bregy


Alternate bout: James McSweeney vs Brian Douwes

sounds good but just know a couple of names to be honest. Remy should, if he keeps his head cool, have a good chance in this tournament.

I remember Drago being a real beast in the cage. a real hard hitter. But he lost coz he got a shin right on his ear. I think/hope they will broadcast it on Eurosport Holland.

K-1 Amsterdam GP Results

Opening Fights :

Rico Verhoeven beat Christiano Delgado => Dec
Robin van Roosmalen beat Hammadi El Madhaoui => Dec
Reserve Fight : Brian Douwes beat James McSweeny => KO 1R

Tournament :

1/4 Final 1 : Zabit Samedov beat Doug Viney=> Dec
1/4 Final 2 : Freddy Kemayo beat Catalin Morosanu => KO 1R
1/4 Final 3 : Errol Zimmerman beat Attila Karacs
1/4 Final 4 : Bjorn Bregy beat Jan "The Giant" Nortje => KO

1/2 Final 1 : Zabit Samedov beat Brian Douwes => Dec after one extra round
1/2 Final 2 : Errol Zimmerman beat Bjorn Bregy => Dec

Final : Errol Zimmerman beat Zabit Samedov => Dec

Superfights :

Tyrone Spong beat Azem Maksutaj => KO 2R
Remy Bonjasky beat Melvin Manhoef => TKO 3R

Showtime fights:

Sem Braan beat Alexander Cosmo => Dec
Perry Ubeda beat Stephen Tapilatu => Dec
Gohkan Saki beat Paul Slowinsky => KO
Georgio Petrosyan beat Chris Ngimbi => Dec
Nieky Holtzken beat Joerie Mes => KO
Buakaw Por Pramuk beat Faldir Chahbari => Dec
Gago Drago beat Warren Stevelmans

Manhoef: "I lost my tooth.." Post Bonjasky Fight Interview
http://www.fightnewz.net/id16.html

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BEATEN but unbowed - Melvin Manhoef wants a third fight with Remy Bonjasky after declaring that their rivalry "isn't finished".

The Dutch destroyer went down in a blaze of glory as he continually pressed the action and rocked Bonjasky with a right hand before losing by third round knockout to his compatriot in an all-action superfight at K-1 Europe on April 26.

It was the second time MMA star Manhoef has tasted defeat to Bonjasky after being outpointed by the two-time K-1 champion six years ago.

But the 31-year-old is already hoping to turn the tables and is set to ask K-1 bosses for more kickboxing fights to sharpen up with a view to having another crack at the flying knee specialist.

Speaking to Fightnewz.net in the dressing room after his loss at the Amsterdam ArenA, Manhoef said: "It isn't finished with Remy.

"I hope I will meet him again. Of course I want a third fight, but now I've got no rhythm so it's real difficult for me.

"I think if I've got more rhythm I can do pretty much better. I miss a little bit of routine. I've fought four MMA fights and one K-1 fight in a year, he fights a K-1 fight every two months.

"But now I'm going to ask the K-1 to fight two, three times K-1 and then I have more rhythm so it's better for me then to fight."

Manhoef was down five times against Bonjasky after being dropped by an assortment of kicks and knees and finished with a broken tooth and swollen left elbow.

He was annoyed that he let his heart rule his head during the fight but glad he left the 20,000 crowd happy after giving it every last ounce of effort.

"I did my job and I did it good. It's my fighting style and this is what I know, but it wasn't enough," said the former Cage Rage champion.

"I hurt him, he was stumbling twice. And then I couldn't finish it off because I wasn't focused.

"So it was real messed up, it wasn't nice that I couldn't finish him off. Because normally when I fight and I have somebody hurt I finish it.

"This time it didn't work so I was frustrating myself. So I fought against myself also a little bit.

"I lost my tooth, I think it happened in the first round with the knee. But it doesn't matter, this is what fighters do.

"I lost something but I'm going to get it back."

Manhoef is getting straight back into action too as he he fights Korean Kim Dae Won in the DREAM middleweight Grand Prix this Sunday, May 11.

But he is adamant that he wants to face Bonjasky once more and insists he would be more disciplined if they tussle again.

"I would stick to the gameplan next time, switch to the sides - movement," he added.

"I was pressing forward and fighting with aggression, too much toe-to-toe. That really broke me up."

do they still show it on Eurosport with will vanders or something on commentry ?

K-1 Scandinavia results

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Markus Öberg

quarterfinal: Marco Pique beat Bruce Mcfie via KO
quarterfinal: Dzhabar Askerov beat Jordan Tai via TKO 1 round
quarterfinal: Markus Öberg beat Mattias Karlsson
quarterfinal: Joakim Karlsson beat Elias Daniel
Abbe Joof beat Rasmus Zoelnyer via Decision 2-0
Nong Toom beat Pernilla Johansson via Decision
Semifinal: Markus Öberg beat Joakim Karlsson via Extra Round Decision
Semifinal: Dzabar Askerov beat Marco Pique via Extra Round Decision
Virgil Kalakoda beat Ole Laursen via Extra Round Decision
Yodsanklai Fairtex beat Artem Levin via 2 Round KO
Final: Markus Öberg beat Dzabar Askerov via TKO 3 Round

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K-1 JAPAN GP FINALS:
Ewerton Teixeira beat Keijiro Maeda via Decision -Teixeira used his leg kicks again in this fight to take control, Maeda was being stalked by Teixeira for the 1st 2 RD and that led to Teixeira taking the GP JAPAN Final.
K-1 Super Heavyweight Title Match : K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.2R Semmy Schilt beat Jerome Le Banner via Decision -Once again Schilt uses his size and reach advantage to out point and win the fight. JLB gave it all that he had but it wasn't enough.
K-1 Heavyweight Title Match : K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.2R
Badr Hari beat Glaube Fuitosa via KO RD 1-Hari came out throwing low kick and strike combos and put Fuitosa down and the ref stepped in stopping the fight with about 30 seconds left in RD 1.
K-1 JAPAN GP SEMI FINAL - 2:
Ewerton Teixeira beat Tsuyoshi Nakasako via Decision -Teixeira dominated with low kicks and scored a knockdown in the 2 RD with a low-right kick that put Nakasako down.
K-1 JAPAN GP SEMI FINAL - 1:
Keijiro Maeda beat Takumi Sato via Decision -Sato took RD 1, Maeda took RD 2 & 3 despite a furious finish by Sato.
K-1 JAPAN GP Quarter Final #4 : K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext. 1R
Bernard Ackah beat Tsuyoshi Nakasako via Decision -Ackah won RD 1 with a knockdown and Nakasako won RD 2 & 3 for the win.
K-1 JAPAN GP Quarter Final #3 : K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext. 1R
Ewerton Teixeira beat Tsutomu Takahagi via TKO RD 1 -Teixeira had 3 knockdowns, the last coming with a knee to the face of Takahagi and the fight is over.
K-1 JAPAN GP Quarter Final #2 : K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext. 1R
Takumi Sato beat Mitsugu Noda via Decision-Sato won all rounds easily and probably landed twice as many strikes
K-1 JAPAN GP Quarter Final #1 : K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext. 1R
Keijiro Maeda beat Musashi via Split Decision-Good fight but Maeda definetly landed more strikes.
Super Fight : K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext. 2R
Peter Aerts beat Jan "The Giant" Nortje via TKO - RD 3 -Aerts was winning every round dominating Nortje and cutting his head open above the left eye.

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Peter Aerts

I haven't watched K1 for ages like

K-1 WORLD GP 2008 IN TAIPEI July 23 2008

Superfights :
Catalin Morosanu def. Junichi Sawayashiki by KO Round 1
Zabit Samedov def. Ray Sefo by Decision Extra Round 2
Remy Bonjasky def. Volk Atajev by KO Round 3
Yang Tong Hsiung def. Matt Campbell by Decision Round 3
Wang Chung Yaun def. Mick Mittiga by KO Round 1

Asia Grand Prix Reserve Fight :
Vaughn Anderson def. Jun Ito by KO Round 1

Asia Grand Prix Quarter-Final :
Ruslan Karaev def. Tatsufumi Tomihira by TKO Round 3
Young Hyun Kim def. Saiseelek Nor-Seepun by Decision Round 3
Aleksandr Pichkunov def. Nobu Hayashi by Decision Extra Round
Qing Jun Zhang def. Yong Soo Park by KO Extra Round

Asia Grand Prix Semi-Final :
Ruslan Karaev def. Young Hyun Kim by TKO Round 1
Aleksandr Pichkunov def. Vaughn Anderson (replace Qing Jun Zhang) by TKO Round 1

Asia Grand Prix Final :
Ruslan Karaev def. Aleksandr Pichkunov by KO Round 1

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Ruslan Karaev

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K-1 World MAX 2008 World Championship Tournament - Wednesday, October 1, 2008 at the Nippon Budokan Arena in Tokyo, Japan. att 15,321

Opening Fight: K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
Nieky Holzken defeated Virgil Kalakoda by KO (Right hook) at 1:42 of round 1.
K-1 Koushien Final 8: K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R
Koya Urabe defeated Yusuke Tsuboi by TKO (Corner stoppage) at 0:54 of round 3.
Shota Shimada defeated Ryo Murakoshi by round 3 unanimous decision 3-0, (30-26, 30-26, 30-26).
Ryuya Kusakabe defeated Daizo Sasaki by TKO at 2:43 of round 1.
Hiroya defeated Taishi Hiratsuka by KO (Left hook) at 0:24 of round 1.
Super Fights: K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
Joerie Mes defeated Takayuki Kohiruimaki by KO (Left hook) at 2:59 of round 3.
Reserve Fight: K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
Albert Kraus defeated Yasuhiro Kido by TKO (Doctor stoppage) at 0:48 of round 2.
Semi Final: K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
Masato defeated Yoshihiro Sato by extra round unanimous decision 3-0, (10-9, 10-9, 10-9). After three rounds the judges scored it a majority draw in favor of Sato 1-0, (29-28, 28-28, 28-28).
Artur Kyshenko defeated Andy Souwer by extra round unanimous decision 3-0, (10-9, 10-9, 10-9). After three rounds the judges scored it a draw 0-0, (30-30, 30-30, 30-30).
Reserve Fight #2: K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
Buakaw Por. Pramuk defeated Black Mamba by KO (Right hook) at 2:18 of round 1.
K-1 Rules Fight: 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
Haruaki Otsuki defeated Ryuji Kajiwara by three round unanimous decision 3-0, (30-28, 30-28, 30-28).
ISKA Light Weight World Title: 3Min. 3R Ext.1R / 60kg
Daisuke Uematsu defeated Susumu Daiguji by KO (Left knee) at 0:29 of round 1.
Final: K-1 Rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
Masato defeated Artur Kyshenko by extra round unanimous decision 3-0, (10-9, 10-9, 10-9). After three rounds the judges scored it a majority draw in favor of Masato 1-0, (28-28, 28-27, 28-28). Masato is the K-1 World MAX 2008 tournament champion.

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Well deserved win for Masato. Good match that was. This veteran deserved it.

In the World GP Aerts beat former GP winner Semmy Schilt. Last year they were in the finals and Aerts lost to Schilt. Tables turned and now Schilt is out.

Lineup:
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All looking nice. Hari (who is half Dutch/Moroccan) is a very skilled fighter with lots of pace. Bonjasky - Jerome is going to be a very interesting duel aswel.

it could be an all Dutch final (again) if Aerts and Bonjasky keep their heads cool.

They will fight december 6.

The Dutchman does it again - Bojaskey could surpass Aerts and Hoost as being the best k-1 fighter of all time IMO. There are alot of big names on this card - even the reserve fights are MASSIVE

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Opening fights: K-1 rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R

Taisei Ko def. Takeru by three round unanimous decision 3-0 (30-27, 30-27, 30-27).
Mitsugu Noda def. Tsutomu Takahagi by KO at 2:49 of the second round.

Quarter finals: K-1 rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R

Badr Hari def. Peter Aerts by TKO (Referee stoppage) at 1:39 of the second round.
Errol Zimmerman def. Ewerton Teixeira by three round majority decision 2-0 (27-27, 29-27, 28-27).
Gökhan Saki def. Ruslan Karaev by three round unanimous decision 3-0 (30-28, 30-27, 29-28).
Remy Bonjasky def. Jerome Le Banner by TKO (Arm injury) at 1:46 of the third round.

Reserve fights: K-1 rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
Paul Slowinski def. Melvin Manhoef by KO (Left hook) at 2:26 of the first round.
Ray Sefo def. Hong-Man Choi by three round unanimous decision 3-0 (30-27, 30-28, 30-28).

Semi-finals: K-1 rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R
Badr Hari def. Errol Zimmerman by KO (Right straight punch) at 2:15 of the third round.
Remy Bonjasky def. Gökhan Saki by KO (Jumping mid-kick) at 0:53 of the second round.

Final: K-1 rules / 3Min. 3R Ext.1R

Remy Bonjasky def. Badr Hari by DQ (Unsportsmanlike conduct) at 0:53 of the second round. Hari stomped and punched Bonjasky on a ground and was assessed a yellow card and a one-point deduction. After the five-minute recovery time elapsed, the doctor reported Bonjasky was seeing double and could not continue. Hari was issued a red card and Bonjasky was declared the K-1 World GP 2008 champion.

It was such a shameless final!

Hari is an amazing fighter, he was going to be one of my favorits but then he just did this.. fucking idiot.

Final Bard Hari vs Remy Bonjasky

Hari's comment after the match was disgraceful... He said he came to fight and not to wait. He basicly double insulted Bonjasky.

Tho i have my doubts of Bonjasky not able to get up. Such a horrible final.

If he wants kicking / punching in the face whilst on the ground join the UFC.

Big win for Cro Cop and a big win for Overeem also I thinks

K-1 Dynamite! show at the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan

MMA RULES:

Kiyoshi Tamura def. Kazushi Sakuraba (Unanimous decision)
Shinya Aoki def. Eddie Alvarez (Submission (heel hook, Rd.1)
Melvin Manhoef def. Mark Hunt (KO, Rd.1)
Mirko “Cro Cop” Filipovic def. Hong Man Choi (TKO, Rd.1)
Hayato Sakurai def. Katsuyori Shibata (TKO, Rd.1)
Semmy Schilt def. Mighty Mo (Submission (triangle choke), Rd.1)
Bob Sapp def. Kinniku Mantaro (TKO, Rd.1)
Andy Ologun def. Yukio Sakaguchi (KO, Rd.1)
Daisuke Nakamura def. Hideo Tokoro (Submission (armbar), Rd.1)
Ikuhisa Minowa def. Errol Zimmerman (Submission (toe hold), Rd.1)

K-1 RULES:

Gegard Mousasi def. Musashi (KO, Rd.1)
Alistair Overeem def. Badr Hari (KO, Rd.1)
Tatsuya Kawajiri def. Kozo Takeda (TKO, Rd.3)
Artur Kyshenko def. Yoshihiro Sato (Majority decision)

K-1 KOSHIEN:

U-18 Tournament Final: Hiroya def. Koya Urabe (Unanimous decision)
U-18 Tournament Semifinals: Hiroya def. Shota Shimada (Unanimous decision)
U-18 Tournament Semifinals: Koya Urabe def. Tatsuya Kusakabe (TKO, Rd.3)
U-18 Tournament Reserve Fight: Taishi Hiratsuka def. Daizo Sasaki (KO, Rd.2)

Cro Cop did well opting to take him on at MMA where the giant is in-experienced. Great win