66 odpowiedzi w tym temacie

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Wyniki:
1. Kazuhiro Nakamura def. Murilo Bustamante by Unanimous Decision

2. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira def. Sergei Kharitonov by Unanimous Decision

3. Fedor Emelianenko def. Naoya Ogawa by 1st Round Submission(armbar)

4. Ron Waterman def. Kevin Randleman by 1st Round Submission(Ki-Lock/Americana)

5. Mirko Cro Cop def. Aleksander Emelianenko by 1st Round KO(high kick)

6. Wanderlei Silva def. Yuki Kondo by 1st Round KO(stomps)

7. Fedor Emelianenko and Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira fought to a no contest after the fight was called due a VISCIOUS cut that resulted from an unintentional headbutt.

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Saitama Super Arena


Poster Pride GP 2004


Przed rozpoczęciem imprezy


Murilo Bustamante vs. Kazuhiro Nakamura



Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Sergei Kharitonov


Emelianenko Fedor vs. Naoya Ogawa

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Match #1:
Kazuhiro Nakamura def. Murilo Bustamante via Unanimous Decision.

Round 1 - Nakamura doing well in round one. Wild sloppy bombs from Nakamura, a couple did their job, Busta throwing sharp combinations, mixing in leg kicks. Nakamura does a big jump stomp and Busta escapes to finish the first round.

Round 2 - Nakamura comes out swinging early, gets a good leg-trip takedown into Busta's guard. Bustamante gets in an armbar and uma plata attempt, Nakamura brushes both off without seeing much danger. Pitter-patter punching exchange on the ground. Bustamante flips around for an armbar on his stomach, Nakamura punches and pulls his way out, back into Busta's guard. Nakamura continues to throw heavy punches, tries for a cartwheel guard-pass but comes up short. Busta gets off his back, gets the fight back to the feet. Nothing much on the feet, Nakamura throwing wild punches. Round two over. Nakamura looking good.

Round 3 - Two touch gloves and exchange punches for about 30 seconds before Nakamura gets a double-leg takedown. Bustamante is looking tired. Upkick from Busta followed by a flurry of punches from Nakamura. Nakamura landing some good knees from the half guard. Back to the feet, the two trade punches and leg-kicks before Nakamura gets another takedown near the end of the round.

Judge 1 - Nakamura, Judge 2 - Nakamura, Judge 3 - Nakamura. Winner by Unanimous Decision, Kazuhiro Nakamura!


Match #2:
Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira def. Sergei Kharitonov via Unanimous Decision.

NOTE: Tournament matches are 2 rounds, 10 minute first round, and only one five minute final round.

Round 1 - The two circle around trading jabs for the first few minutes, Nogueira showing a very nice jab that has jerked Kharitonov's head back a few times. Nogueira is connecting with punches at will. Nogueira hits a double leg and falls into side control. He got the takedown off punches. Nogueira gets full mount, Sergei turns his back to him and flips out. Nog goes for a triangle, Kharitonov slams him down Rampage-style. Back to the feet. Nogueira pulls guard, Sergei hops in and out of it before landing a good shot to Nog's face. Nogueira steady upkicking, Sergei steady kicking the legs and jumping in for face punches frequently. Referee stands them up after a few minutes of this. Body punches from Sergei, jabs from Nogueira. Nogueira shoots in for a double leg, struggles, but gets him down with a leg trip into a side mount. Nogueira pounding down with punches to the face. Nogueira mixing in some hard knees to the body of Kharitonov. Big knee to Sergei's face from Nog. Sergei gets his guard, Nogueira eventually gets into full mount. 30 seconds to go in round one. Nogueira staying busy with punches from the mount while Sergei stays strictly defensive to ride out the final seconds of the round.

Round 2 - Round two begins with some feeling out on the feet with punches and kicks. Not a whole lot going on so far, Sergei misses a heavy wild shot. Sloppy, but he's throwing hard now. Nogueira goes for a flying knee but misses and winds up on his back. Back on the feet after some time in the Ali-Inoki position. Nogueira hits a good left-right combo to the face of Sergei. Sergei's nose isn't looking so hot. Nog lands a knee to the gut, Sergei hits an uppercut. 30 seconds left, the two are trading big, Nogueira landing constantly with good shots in this flurry. Nogueira goes for a double leg towards the end of the round, doesn't get it. Both guys covered in blood, apparently lots of blood - all Sergei's.

Judge 1 - Nogueira, Judge 2 - Nogueira, Judge 3 - Nogueira. Winner by Unanimous Decision, Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira!

Match #3:
Emelianenko Fedor def. Naoya Ogawa via Submission (Armbar) in Round 1.
Round 1 - Fedor charging Ogawa with heavy punches. Fedor hits him a lot, takes him down, gets into full mount. Fedor going for an armbar, Ogawa taps. 54 second fight.

Winner via Submission (armbar) - Emelianenko Fedor!

In the finals of the Heavyweight Grand Prix it will be the rematch - Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Emelianenko Fedor.


Match #4:
Ron Waterman def. Kevin Randleman via Submission (Keylock) in Round 1.
Round 1 - Randleman starts round one off with a very impressive single leg takedown-slam. Randleman throwing some punches from inside Waterman's guard. Not a whole lot going on, Randleman on top, Waterman on bottom, that's about the extent of it thus far. Yellow card to Waterman for stalling, fight gets restarted standing. Randleman gets another takedown, sitting in Waterman's half guard. Not an entertaining fight so far. Waterman sweeps, in side mount control. Randleman working from his back, mostly defending strikes and now a keylock from Waterman. Randleman taps from the keylock after Waterman straightened it out.

Winner via Submission (keylock) - Ron Waterman!


Match #5:
Mirko CroCop def. Aleksander Emelianenko via KO (Left High Kick) in Round 1.

Round 1 - Both come out trading, Aleksander the aggressor. CroCop lands a huge knee to Aleksander's chin. Aleksander is game. CroCop devestates Aleksander with a furious combination of punches and throws him to the ground. He backs away and tells Aleksander to get up. CroCop left kick to Aleksander big knockout. Paltalk folks are all going nuts.

Winner via Knockout (left high kick) - Mirko CroCop!


Match #6:
Vanderlei Silva def. Yuki Kondo via TKO (punishment) in Round 1.

Round 1 - Both fighters come out in a blaze throwing lefts and rights. Lots of big swings by both guys, neither backing down. Silva misses a big high kick attempt. High action fight so far, we're 2 minutes in. Kondo slightly rocked from a punch from Silva. Kondo rocked again big, Kondo dropped, Silva is stomping him and he is out. Wow.

Winner via TKO (punishment) - Vanderlei Silva!


Next up is the tournament finals - Emelianenko Fedor vs. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira....the rematch!

Congrats to Vanderlei from Takada, then introduced is Rampage, Vanderlei Silva's next title defense in a rematch from the finals of the last Grand Prix, the Middleweight Grand Prix. October 31st will be Vanderlei Silva vs. Quinton Jackson for the PRIDE Middleweight belt. Silva gives a speech, both he and Rampage look like they wanna go at it now.


Match #7:
Emelianenko Fedor vs. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira

Round 1 - Missed what happened early, but the fight ends in a No Contest due to a nasty cut on Fedor from an accidental headbutt. 4 centimeters long and into the bone. 20 minute delay before declaring it a No Contest, with several close-ups of Fedor's disgusting cut, and his team ripping it open and trying to stop the bleeding.

No Contest.

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Mirek jest zajebisty - Ryplay jak Miras załatwia Alexa
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P.S. Bierzcie szybko bo długo pewnie nie poleży

[budo_muchol]

Zajebisty?
Jak dla mnie to jest wyjątkowo brutalny i jakiś wypaczony. :roll:
To sobie chłopie idola znalazłeś ... 8O

[budo_faust]

Ciesze sie ze ktoś w końcu pokazał Ogawie gdzie raki zimują . Zastanawiam sie czy i po meczu z Fedorem również nie zdobył się na wyciągnięcie ręki czy ukłon.

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Waterman vs. Randleman



Mirco vs. Alex

[budo_dollyo]

Zajebisty?
Jak dla mnie to jest wyjątkowo brutalny i jakiś wypaczony. :roll:
To sobie chłopie idola znalazłeś ... 8O

Ej o co Ci chodzi?

[budo_bartek1980]

Czego walka fedor vs minotauro nie została roztrzygnięta?

[budo_jerz]

Przeczytaj jest napisane: "No Contest due to a nasty cut on Fedor from an accidental headbutt."

Minotauro niechcący przyfasolił Fedorowi z baniaka i rozcioł mu głowę. Tam dalej jest napisane że 4 cm rana do kości uniemożliwiła dalszą walkę Fedorowi.

[budo_bartek1980]

ciekawe czy będzie powtórka tej walki. Dzięki za odpowiedź narka.

[budo_dollyo]

Czego walka fedor vs minotauro nie została roztrzygnięta?

Ponieważ zderzyli się głowami i nad okiem Fedora powstało ogromne rozcięcie (do kości). Pomimo tego ze Fedor chciał dalej walczyć lekarz nie dopuścił do dalszej walki a sędziowie zadecydowali ze walka nie odbyła się.

[budo_jerz]

Błeeee nie musiałeś tego pokazywać :?

[budo_muchol]

Błeeee nie musiałeś tego pokazywać :?

Dlaczego nie? 8O

To chyba o to tu chodzi? Im brutalniej tym lepiej.
Jak na jarmarku w średniowieczu. Pokazy wyrywania zębów na żywca itp.

Co kto lubi ... :blus:

[budo_faust]

Stary jak Ci coś nie pasuje to nie wchódź na to forum i się nie udzielaj.
Czy istnieje tu jakis średniowieczny przymus ? Nikt Ci nie każe oglądać tych zdjęć ani tutaj przebywać skoro uważasz że coś jest nie tak.

[budo_muchol]

Dlatego nie przebywam tu.
Wejdę, coś głupiego napiszę i wyjdę.

Ale dyscyplina rzeczywiście obrzydliwa. Po głowach się kopią, leżacego biją, masakra.

[budo_bartek1980]

A czego stary się spodziewałeś że się będą po głowach głaskać?

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Minotauro vs. Fedor

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muchol serial M jak Miłość to nie na naszym kanale ...jak ci sie u nas nie podoba to złóż zażalenie do Helsinek ( Centrum Praw Człowieka) albo się wybierz na wycieczke do Iraku i praw moralniaki irackim bojówkarzą