Glory 4/Dream 18 To Air On CBS Sports Network

December 31, 2012

Glory 4 fightcard:

• Semmy Schilt vs Brice Guidon
• Sergey Kharitonov vs Rico Verhoeven
• Gokhan Saki vs J. Raomaru
• Anderson Da Silva vs Igor Jurkovic
• Remy Bonjasky vs Filip Verlinden
• Errol Zimmerman vs Jamal Ben Saddik
• Peter Aerts vs Mourad Bouzidi
• Daniel Ghita vs Johnathan Diniz
• Quarterfinals (eight winners)
• Ebata Mutsaki vs Kim A.
• Semifinals (four quarterfinal winners)
• Matsumoto Toshio vs Jason Wilnis
• Nagashima Jiensotsu vs Robin Van Roosmalin
• Glory 4 Heavyweight Championship (semifinal winners)

Dream 18 fightcard:

• Marloes Coenen (20-5) vs Fiona Muxlow (6-1)
• Denis Kang (35-15-2) vs Melvin Manhoef (26-9-1)
• Phil Baroni (15-15) vs Hayato Sakurai (36-12-2)
• Will Brooks (7-0) vs Satoro Kitaoka (30-11-9)
• Georgi Karakhanyan (19-3-1) vs Hiroyuki Takaya (17-9-1)
• Bibiano Fernandes (12-3) vs Yoshiro Maeda (30-11-4)
• Shinya Aoki (31-6) vs Antonio McKee (18-4-2)

K-1 Dynamite!! Quick Results

K-1 Dynamite results:

• Andy Ologun def. Katsuaki Furuki by decision.
• Kazuyuki Miyate def. Caol Uno by decision.
• Hideo Tokoro def. Kazuhisa Wantanabe by R3 sub (arm bar).
• Hiroshi Isumi def. Ikuhisa Minowa by R3 TKO.
• Sergei Kharitonov def. Tatsuya Mizuno by R1 KO.
• K-1: Gegard Mousasi def. Kyotaro by decision.
• K-1/MMA: Yuichiro Nagashima def. Shinya Aoki by R2 KO.
• DREAM Heavyweight Title: Alistair Overeem def. Todd Duffee by R1 TKO.
• Satoshi Ishii def. Jerome LeBanner by decision.
• DREAM Welterweight Title: Marius Zaromskis def. Kazushi Sakuraba by R1 TKO.
• K-1 MAX: Akiyo Nishiura vs Tetsuya Yamato declared majority draw.
• Jason High def. Hayato Sakurai by split decision.
• Tatsuya Kawajiri def. Josh Thomson by decision.
• DREAM Featherweight Title: Hiroyuki Takaya def. Bibiano Fernandes by decision.

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Dynamite!! 2009 Quick Results

 Here are the results from Dynamite!! 2009 from Saitoma, Japan.

• K-1 Koshien semifinal: Shota Shimada d. Katsuki Ishida by dec.
• K-1 Koshien semifinal: Masaaki Noiri d. Hiroya by dec.
• DREAM Super Hulk final: Minowa d. Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou by R1 TKO
• K-1: Ray Sefo d. Yosuke Nishijma by dec.
• K-1 Koshien final: Shota Shimada d. Masaaki Noiri by dec.

• DREAM vs. SRC
• Hiroshi Izumi d. Katsuyori Shibata by dec.
• Michihiro Omigawa d. Hiroyuki Takaya by R1 TKO.
• Akihiro Gono d. Hayato "Mach" Sakurai by R2 Sub (arm bar)
• Melvin Manhoef d. Kazuo Misaki by R1 TKO
• Hideo Tokoro d. Jong Man Kim by dec.
• Tatsuya Kawajiri d. Kazunori Yokota by dec.
• SRC Featherweight Champ Masanori Kanehara d. Norofumi "Kid" Yamamoto by dec.
• Alistair Overeem d. Kazuyuki Fujita by R1 KO.
• DREAM Lightweight Champ Shinya Aoki d. SRC Lightweight Champ Mizuto Hirota by R1 sub (broken arm)

• Gegard Mousasi d. Gary Goodridge by R1 TKO.
• Hidehiko Yoshida d. Satoshi Ishii by dec.
• K-1 MAX:  Masato d. Andy Souwer by dec.

Catch the replay on HDNet tonight beginning at 9 PM (CT).

Dynamite!! 2009 Live On HDNet

The biggest combat sports event of the year will take place on New Years Eve in Tokyo, when K-1, DREAM, and Sengoku Raiden Championship (SRC) team up to present Dynamite!! 2009.

The 18-fight card will feature fighters from the MMA world as well as K-1 fighters.  The main event of the show will feature the career-ending fight of Masato. He will face 2-time K-1 World MAX GP Champion Andy Souwer, the only fighter to defeat Masato twice (June 30, 2006 and October 3, 2007).

HDNet will broadcast the entire event live beginning at 2 AM (CT).

FIGHTCARD
K-1 Koshien reserve: Tsukasa Fuji vs. Ryuya Kusakabe
K-1 Koshien semifinal: Katsuki Ishida (2-0) vs. Shota Shimada (5-1)
K-1 Koshien semifinal: Hiroya (14-1) vs. Masaaki Noiri (2-0)
DREAM Super Hulk final: Minowa (43-30-8) vs. Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou (7-5)
K-1: Yosuke Nishijima (0-1) vs. Ray Sefo (54-20-1)
K-1 Koshien final: Hiroya/Noiri winner vs. Ishida/Shimada winner
*DREAM vs. SRC*
Katsuyori Shibata (4-6-1) vs. Hiroshi Izumi (0-1)
Michihiro Omigawa (8-8-1) vs. Hiroyuki Takaya (12-7-1)
Hayato "Mach" Sakurai (35-9-2) vs. Akihiro Gono (30-15-7) 
Melvin Manhoef (23-6-1) vs. Kazuo Misaki (22-9-2)
Hideo Tokoro (25-21-1) vs. Jong Man Kim (21-10-3)
Tatsuya Kawajiri (25-5-2) vs. Kazunori Yokota (11-2-3)
Norofumi "Kid" Yamamoto (17-2) vs. SRC Featherweight Champ Masanori Kanehara (15-7-5)
Alistair Overeem (31-11) vs. Kazuyuki Fujita (15-8)
DREAM Lightweight Champ Shinya Aoki (22-4) vs. SRC Lightweight Champ Mizuto Hirota (12-3-1)
Gegard Mousasi (27-2-1) vs. Gary Goodridge (23-19-1)
Satoshi Ishii (0-0) vs. Hidehiko Yoshida (8-7-1)
K-1 MAX:  Masato (54-6-2) vs. Andy Souwer (134-8-1)

DREAM 12 in a cage and on HDNet

Be sure to set your DVR or plan up staying late this weekend when HDNet broadcasts Dream 12, live from Osaka, Japan.  The show begins early Sunday morning (Saturday night) at 1 AM (CT).

The event features the debut of the white cage, the first major promotion in Japan to feature a cage.  Bellator FC lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez (18-2) will face DEEP lightweight champion Katsunori Kikuno (12-1-2).  This fight could be a fight-of-the-year candidate

Heavyweight Alistair Overeem (30-11) is also expected to face James Thompson (14-10).  Overeem fought in his home country of Holland a week ago by defeating Ohio native Tony Sylvester (11-3) in just 1:23 by guillotine choke.  Prior to that fight, Overeem defeated K-1 legend Peter Aerts by unanimous decision on September 26 in South Korea.  That victory gained the Strikeforce heavyweight champ a spot in the K-1 World Grand Prix Finals to be held on December 5 in Tokyo.

DREAM 11 set for Tuesday in Japan

The conclusion to the Dream Featherweight Grand Prix will happen on Tuesday when the semifinals and final take place at DREAM 11.  The semifinal matchups feature American Joe Warren facing Brazilian Bibiano Fernandes.  An all-Japan matchup between Hideo Tokoro and Hiroyuki Takaya is the other semifinal.

Headlining the event will be a DREAM Lightweight Championship bout between current champ Joachim Hansen and Shinya Aoki.  This will be a rematch of a bout that took place at DREAM 5 in July of 2008.  Hanson knocked out Aoki in under five minutes that night, but has not fought since due to injury.  Aoki is 4-1 since these two last met and will be out for revenge.

The DREAM Super Hulk Tournament will also continue with semifinal bouts.  Sokoudjou will face Bob Sapp in one fight.  Sapp replaces current Strikeforce Light Heavyweight Champion Gegard Mousasi, who dropped out of the tournament after defeating Mark Hunt in the quarterfinals.

The second semifinal of the Super Hulk Tournament features 7'2" Hong Man Choi facing veteran Japanese middleweight Ikuhisa Minowa.  Choi weighed in at 319 while Minowa, who defeated Sapp in the quarterfinals, was at 192.

HDNet will air the event live beginning at 6 AM (U.S. Central Time).

DREAM 11 fightcard:
Lightweight Title: Joachim Hansen (19-7-1) vs. Shinya Aoki (21-4)
Featherweight GP Finals: semifinal winners
Featherweight GP: Joe Warren (2-0) vs. Bibiano Fernandes (5-2)
Featherweight GP: Hideo Tokoro (22-16-1) vs. Hiroyuki Takaya (11-6-1)
Featherwieght GP Reserve Bout: Daiki Hata (11-5-3) vs. Kazuyuki Miyata (7-7)
Super Hulk: Sokoudjou (6-4) vs. Bob Sapp (10-5-1)
Super Hulk: Ikuhisa Minowa (42-30-8) vs. Hong Man Choi (2-2)
Middleweights: Kazushi Sakuraba (24-12-1) vs. Rubin Williams (0-0)
Lightweights: Tatsuya Kawajiri (24-5-2) vs. Melchor Manibusan (2-3)