8 odpowiedzi w tym temacie

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O ile sie zorientowalem to:
-98.9kg
1. Alister Overeem. Holland Tatsujin Dojo

+98,9 kg
2.Ricardo Wondel

Nie wiem jak poszlo Michalowi czy Robertowi... narazie. Post bede edytowal w miare pojawiania sie wynikow.

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2005 ADCC European Trials Champions
-65.9kg - Toni Kröger. Finland HJJK
-76.9kg - Martin Lindqvist. Sweden Hilti BJJ Stockholm
-87.9kg - Marko Helen. Finland TJJK
-98.9kg - Alistair Overeem. Holland Tatsujin Dojo
+98.9kg - Mustafa Al Turk. U.K Shootfighting London

In the under 65.9 division, Toni Kröger of Finland avenged his loss in the finals of the 2003 Trials, against fellow countryman Teemu Lainus. Kroger used a solid, methodial game to stay ahead of his opponents throughout the day.

Martin Lindqvist of Sweden reigned supreme in the 76.9 kilo class, winning with lightning fast arm bars in two matches, as well as finishing Iranian world class wrestler Kamal Sholurus with a triangle. Lindqvist was considered the most technical fighter of the event in the eyes of many of the judges.

Marko Helen of Finland took out defending Trials champion Robert Sulski with a rear named choke in the finals.

Surprise of the day went to PRIDE fighter Alistair Overeem, who submitted all of his opponents using a guillotine. One of the judges stated `He is a talented athlete, and everyone knows him as a standup fighter, so it was a surprise to see him so relaxed at the submission game. Certainly 4 submissions sends a messaage´´.

In the heavyweight division, Mustafa Al Turk of the UK worked hard throughout his bouts, emerging the champion with a submission in the finals over Ricardo Wondel.

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Ani Michalowi ani Robertowi nie udalo sie zakwalifikowac do ADCC z tych eleminacji.
Szkoda.

Gratulacje dla zwyciezcow.
Aha, Rob i tak jedzie na ADCC i tak :wink:

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Z ciekawostek:
Martin Lindqvist wygral wszystkie swoje walki przed czasem :wink:

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-87.9kg
1. Marko Helen.
2. Robert Sulski

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"In the under 65.9 division, Toni Kröger of Finland avenged his loss in the finals of the 2003 Trials, against fellow countryman Teemu Lainus. Kroger used a solid, methodial game to stay ahead of his opponents throughout the day.

Martin Lindqvist of Sweden reigned supreme in the 76.9 kilo class, winning with lightning fast arm bars in two matches, as well as finishing Iranian world class wrestler Kamal Sholurus with a triangle. Lindqvist was considered the most technical fighter of the event in the eyes of many of the judges.

Marko Helen of Finland took out defending Trials champion Robert Sulski with a rear named choke in the finals.

Surprise of the day went to PRIDE fighter Alistair Overeem, who submitted all of his opponents using a guillotine. One of the judges stated `He is a talented athlete, and everyone knows him as a standup fighter, so it was a surprise to see him so relaxed at the submission game. Certainly 4 submissions sends a messaage´´.

In the heavyweight division, Mustafa Al Turk of the UK worked hard throughout his bouts, emerging the champion with a submission in the finals over Ricardo Wondel"

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Proszę, proszę, Alistair Overeem wystąpi w ADCC 8O

To świetny tajbokser, nie sądziłem że aż takie postępy zrobił w parterze.

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Niestety ani Andreas ani Michal Bobrowski nie wyszli z 1 rundy.....

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Proszę, proszę, Alistair Overeem wystąpi w ADCC 8O

To świetny tajbokser, nie sądziłem że aż takie postępy zrobił w parterze.

4 gilotyny

Robert Sulski przegrał w finale przez duszenie

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