27 maart gaat het niet gebeuren

En zondag was het weer Pride Bushido 3.


bijna allemaal Brazilianen en Japanners, dus niet echt interessant.

Wel Emelianenko Alexandre zien winnen




Khalid A zien verliezen

En Mirko Filipovic met zn tegenstander zien spelen alsof het een zak aardappelen was

[bartje518]

Crocop doet dus alsnog mee? Overzichtje toevallig?

jammer dat Iggi heb verloren

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door bartje518
Crocop doet dus alsnog mee? Overzichtje toevallig?

Als jij nou eens beter gaat lezen

Op de vorige pagina kan je lezen over het mee doen,
en in mijn bovenste post hier kan je lezen waar je het gevecht kan downen.

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Phitje
jammer dat Iggi heb verloren

Achja, hij moet gewoon geen MMA doen

Ik ben in een goeie bui.

je moet wel snel wezen denk ik:

http://iskon.us/crocop/main.php?q=m&...-+win%29%2EWMV

En niet aankomen met hij doet het niet bart.
copy anders die link in je media playert hé

Anders zet je nog een punt voor die WMV, maar hier werkt ie zo

http://iskon.us/crocop/main.php?q=m&...+win%29%2E.WMV


http://erimanthe.free.fr/K-1%20ROMAN...s%20Fujita.mpg


http://iskon.us/crocop/main.php?q=m&...-+win%29%2EWMV

http://iskon.us/crocop/main.php?q=m&...-+win%29%2EWMV

http://iskon.us/crocop/main.php?q=m&...-+win%29%2EWMV

http://iskon.us/crocop/main.php?q=m&...-+win%29%2EWMV


http://iskon.us/crocop/

http://iskon.us/crocop/CroCop%20vs.%...%20Kanehara%20(May%2023%2C%202004%20-%20win).WMV

snappie?

[bartje518]

Toch doen ze het nu niet meer

En toch kon je die ene film bekijken hé?

http://www.istra.org/download/download.php
http://64.81.204.140/crocop/

ARUZE K-1 WORLD GP 2004 in NAGOYA
Date : June 6, 2004
Place : Nagoya Rainbow Hall, Japan

8th Match : K-1 Rules 3Minute x 3Rounds (2Extensions) 
 Musashi Japan / Seido Kaikan 
VS Ray "Merciless" Mercer
U.S.A. / American Top Team  
 
7th Match : K-1 Rules 3Minute x 3Rounds (2Extensions) 
 Remy Bonjasky Holland / Mejiro Gym 
VS Francois "The Write Buffalo" Botha
South Africa / Steve's Gym  
 
6th Match : K-1 Rules 3Minute x 3Rounds (2Extensions) 
 Alexey Ignashov Belarus / Chinuk Gym 
VS King Arthur Williams
U.S.A.  
 
5th Match : K-1 Rules 3Minute x 3Rounds (2Extensions) 
 Peter Aerts Holland Team Aerts 
VS Gary Goodrige
Trinidad and Tobago Freelance  
 
4th Match : K-1 Rules 3Minute x 3Rounds (2Extensions) 
 Jan "The Giant" Nortje South Africa / Steve's Gym 
VS Tom Erikson
U.S.A. / Freelance  
 
3rd Match : K-1 Rules 3Minute x 3Rounds (2Extentions) 
 Martin Holm Sweden / Vallentuna Boxing Camp 
VS Marvin Eastman
U.S.A./ Master Toddy's Muay Thai Center  
 
2nd Match : K-1 Rules 3Minute x 3Rounds (2Extensions) 
 Michael McDonalds Canada / Freelance 
VS TAKERU
Japan / Seido Kaikan  
 
1st Match : K-1 Rules 3Minute x 3Rounds (2Extentions) 
 Carter Williams U.S.A. / Team VooDoo USA 
VS Petr Vondracek
Czech Pepublic / Bacardi

Vul maar weer in dan Bart. Ik zal hem na jou ook wel invullen, moet eerst jou uitslagen bekijken natuurlijk.
Ook KO/TKO/Decision dit keer a.u.b

[bartje518]

Ja Arie, dit keer is het een makie hé!

ARUZE K-1 WORLD GP 2004 in NAGOYA
Date : June 6, 2004
Place : Nagoya Rainbow Hall, Japan

8th Match : K-1 Rules 3Minute x 3Rounds (2Extensions) 
 Musashi Japan / Seido Kaikan 
VS Ray "Merciless" Mercer
U.S.A. / American Top Team  
 
Die wint Merciless :yes: TKO!

7th Match : K-1 Rules 3Minute x 3Rounds (2Extensions) 
 Remy Bonjasky Holland / Mejiro Gym 
VS Francois "The Write Buffalo" Botha
South Africa / Steve's Gym  

Ik denk dat Remy voldoende hersteld is! KO'tje!
 
6th Match : K-1 Rules 3Minute x 3Rounds (2Extensions) 
 Alexey Ignashov Belarus / Chinuk Gym 
VS King Arthur Williams
U.S.A.  
 
Tja, duidelijk! 1'tje. KO. Wel veel Williamsen, of is dit Karter Williams? Niet toch!

5th Match : K-1 Rules 3Minute x 3Rounds (2Extensions) 
 Peter Aerts Holland Team Aerts 
VS Gary Goodrige
Trinidad and Tobago Freelance  
 
Goodridge. Decision.

4th Match : K-1 Rules 3Minute x 3Rounds (2Extensions) 
 Jan "The Giant" Nortje South Africa / Steve's Gym 
VS Tom Erikson
U.S.A. / Freelance  
 
lastig. Toch de giant dan, TKO.

3rd Match : K-1 Rules 3Minute x 3Rounds (2Extentions) 
 Martin Holm Sweden / Vallentuna Boxing Camp 
VS Marvin Eastman
U.S.A./ Master Toddy's Muay Thai Center  

dat wint die blonde, die Zweed. KO.
 
2nd Match : K-1 Rules 3Minute x 3Rounds (2Extensions) 
 Michael McDonalds Canada / Freelance 
VS TAKERU
Japan / Seido Kaikan  

Die Jap, KO.,
 
1st Match : K-1 Rules 3Minute x 3Rounds (2Extentions) 
 Carter Williams U.S.A. / Team VooDoo USA 
VS Petr Vondracek
Czech Pepublic / Bacardi 

Daar is Carter Williams toch! Die wint denk ik, deed het goed tegen Alex. KO!!

Vul maar weer in dan Bart. Ik zal hem na jou ook wel invullen, moet eerst jou uitslagen bekijken natuurlijk.
Ook KO/TKO/Decision dit keer a.u.b [/b][/QUOTE]


Lastige toch, Arie!

Eastman doet niet mee, Bahrami valt voor hem in, maar laat je voorspelling maar staan want Holm wint toch.

Fight 1 - K-1 Rules Bout
Vondracek vs. Carter Williams: Carter by K.O.

Fight 2 - K-1 Rules Bout - Change
Takeru vs. Michael McDonald - McDonald by K.O.

Fight 3 - K-1 Rules Bout
Martin Holm vs. Marvin Eastman/Bahrami: Holm by dec

Fight 4 - K-1 Rules Bout - Change
Jan Nortje vs. Tom Erikson: Nortje by K.O.

Fight 5 - K-1 Rules Bout
Gary Goodridge vs. Peter Aerts: Aerts by dec.

Fight 6 - K-1 Rules Bout
Alexey Ignashov vs. "King" Arthur Williams: Ignashov by K.O

Fight 7 - K-1 Rules Bout
Frans Botha vs. Remy Bonjasky: Remy by K.O.

Fight 8 - K-1 Rules Bout
Musashi vs. Ray Mercer: Musashi by dec.

Al vrees ik eigenlijk bij Aerts anders dan een overwinning... Zet Rooze daar nou gewoon neer.

Alex:


Mooie foto voor die verkiezingen trouwens dit!!! kijken of ik nog mee kan doen

En hij moet tegen deze "king"

[bartje518]

Hoeveel hebben we er goed, R_S?

De tering.....

Ik had geloof ik een hartslag van 400 tijdens Aerts - Goodridge.

Ik heb zo'n hekel aan die tering gary met z'n arrogante pleuris bek:



Aerts controleerde de partij volledig totdat die neger hem optilde en Aerts op de grond tiefde..



En laat Aerts nou een blessure aan z'n rug hebben gehad en hij kwam kut terrecht

Rene Rooze stond natuurlijk in de hoek bij Aerts en die kerel is altijd zo agressief dat ie bijna Goodridge aanvloog

Aerts was een beetje aangeslagen door wat Gary deed en dus begon Goodridge op hem in te rammen, wat ook z'n enige techniek is.

Maar toen had ie geen energie meer waarna Aerts de ene na de andere lowkick plaatste in combinatie met de knietjes en de stoten.



Toen ging die maar slapen



Eindelijk weer een teken van leven van de oude sloper Aerts

Ignashov - "king" Williams

nou dat Ignashov snoeihard schopt wist iedereen, behalve die boxert

Komtie dan hé...


olé





En ik was na 1.48 minuut weer klaar

1st fight
Carter Williams beats Peter von Drachek by TKO 1:57 2nd rd.

2nd fight
Michael McDonald beats Takeru by KO 2:15 2nd rd.

3rd fight
Xhavit Bajrami beats Martin Holm Unanimous decision.

4th fight
Tom Erikson beats Jan "The Giant" Nortje by TKO 1:55 1st. rd.

5th fight
Peter Aerts vs Gary Goodridge
Aerts by KO 1:20 into the 3rd round.

6th fight
Alexey Ignashov vs King Arthur Williams
Ignashov by KO 1:48 into the 1st rd.

7th fight
Remy Bonjasky vs Frans Botha
Remy Bonjasky by Unanimous decision.

8th fight
Musashi vs Ray Mercer
Musashi by Unanimous decision.

Kijk zelf maar naar wat we goed hebben

[bartje518]

Je hebt er 3 helemaal goed, en 3 half, Alwin, ik heb er 1 helemaal goed, en 2 half

Hallo Bart, ga je effe voorspellen dan.



CRITICAL COUNTDOWN 2004 FIGHTCARD
Tournament Matches:

Fedor Emelianenko vs. Kevin “The Monster” Randleman
Antonio Rodrigo “Minotauro” Nogueira vs. “The Texas Crazy Horse” Heath Herring
Paulo Cesar “Giant” Silva vs. Naoya Ogawa
Semmy Schilt vs. Sergei Kharitonov

Additional Matches:

For the rank of #1 middleweight:
Quinton “Rampage” Jackson (USA) vs. Ricardo Arona (Brazil)
The winner of this match will be positioned for a title shot in October 2004

Kazushi Sakuraba (Japan) vs. Antonio “Nino” Schembri (Brazil)
Hidehiko Yoshida (Japan) vs. Mark Hunt (New Zealand)

Hier kunnen mensen winnen op submission he

[bartje518]

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Red_Scorpion

Fedor Emelianenko vs. Kevin “The Monster” Randleman
Fedor natuurlijk, KO

Antonio Rodrigo “Minotauro” Nogueira vs. “The Texas Crazy Horse” Heath Herring
Antonio, submission
Paulo Cesar “Giant” Silva vs. Naoya Ogawa
Die spleetoog, submission

Semmy Schilt vs. Sergei Kharitonov
Schilt,KO

Additional Matches:

For the rank of #1 middleweight:
Quinton “Rampage” Jackson (USA) vs. Ricardo Arona (Brazil)
Jackson, KO

Kazushi Sakuraba (Japan) vs. Antonio “Nino” Schembri (Brazil)
Sakubara, KO

Hidehiko Yoshida (Japan) vs. Mark Hunt (New Zealand)
Hunt, KO

Zozo Bart, dat doe je aardig.
Leuk gegokt, of weet je er al wat vanaf?


mijne:

Fedor Emelianenko vs. Kevin “The Monster” Randleman

Fedor by K.O.

Antonio Rodrigo “Minotauro” Nogueira vs. “The Texas Crazy Horse” Heath Herring

Nog by sub.

Paulo Cesar “Giant” Silva vs. Naoya Ogawa

Ogawa by sub.

Semmy Schilt vs. Sergei Kharitonov

Kharitonov by sub.

Additional Matches:

For the rank of #1 middleweight:
Quinton “Rampage” Jackson (USA) vs. Ricardo Arona (Brazil)

Rampage by K.O.

Kazushi Sakuraba (Japan) vs. Antonio “Nino” Schembri (Brazil)

Sakuraba by sub.

Hidehiko Yoshida (Japan) vs. Mark Hunt (New Zealand)

Yoshida by sub.
Maar o wat hoop ik dat Hunt hem K.O. krijgt

Geinige tv hebben die japanners trouwens. De k-1 gasten laten ze voor de gein effe een potje sumo'en en de pride gasten gaan eerst nog effe touwtje trekken.

http://home.megapass.co.kr/~g5464759/tsuna.wmv

Ik zie Dirk Kuyt ook al tegenover Kone staan touwtrekken

[bartje518]

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Red_Scorpion
Zozo Bart, dat doe je aardig.
Leuk gegokt, of weet je er al wat vanaf?

Pure gok


Ik zou Kuijt trouwens tegen Kalou laten touwtjetrekken.

[bartje518]

Geinig filmpje trouwens, die jap van 1.64 tegen die gozert van 2 meter 30. Of hoe ze gaan voordoen hoe je een ander ze arm breekt, hehe.

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door bartje518
Geinig filmpje trouwens, die jap van 1.64 tegen die gozert van 2 meter 30. Of hoe ze gaan voordoen hoe je een ander ze arm breekt, hehe.

Moet je Bas Rutten's lethal streetfighting of z'n submission video's eens downloaden. Die zijn nog veel leuker!

dit hebbie ook nog niet gezien; Alex - Sem

http://www.hkstars.net/thaiboxmagazine/igi2.wmv

Opkomst duurt alleen langer dan gevecht zelf

[bartje518]

Eindelijk Alex man, bedankt!!

Die opkomst van Alex is trouwens toch al een evenement op zich

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door bartje518
Eindelijk Alex man, bedankt!!

Die opkomst van Alex is trouwens toch al een evenement op zich

Ik vind daar dit keer anders weinig aan

[bartje518]

Dit is de arena ja, beetje magertjes.. Je ziet m ook nie opkomen, alleen wat dom zwaaien met vlaggen..

Nog een laatste interview met Fedor Emelianenko:

The below is a translation of an interview with FEDOR which appears in the current issued of SPORTS NUMBER; Japan's equivalent to Sports Illustrated:-

The fresh green leaves of silver birches are dazzling and the daytime temperature reaches almost 25¡É, it is early summer here in Stari Oskol. I visited Emilianenko Fedor who still continues to work on training at his hometown even after having transferred to Red Devil which is based in Saint-Petersburg.
He was waiting in front of the gym in the town -it is more like apartment complex in Japan. Homemakers or children going on a shopping know who this guy is, however keep walking and pass him innocently. He perfectly matches with this town and as usual, there was a mild smile on his face.
He is certainly the strongest on the ring. The Emperor, Ice¡¦all the words that express him represent and fit his strength. The huge gap between his strength and smile is his charm, but also hard to understand.
Coach Voronov has been training Fedor since his early childhood, and is one of the people who know Fedor very well. When the coach met him, he was just a physically weak 10 years old boy as Fedor says. Children who were much superior in Judo, Sambo, etc, always made fools of him. Though this boy was feeling an inferiority complex, he had a special quality that cannot be substituted by anything.
¡°He was not gifted with a talent, but was a tough kid. Even now, that is his greatest talent. He had been getting over many barriers with the strength gifted by God.¡±
The boy grew up with single-mindedness and became a sturdy young man keeping a confidence inside.
The Champion was training very hard especially on boxing 3 weeks before the second match of PRIDE. Michkov who was invited here to help Fedor with the boxing, that is one of his few weak points, explained to us.
¡°We concentrate on practicing the straight strike with some variations, and also do short ranged hooks, uppers. We do Boxing and Sambo equally. He still lacks little bit in boxing skills.¡±
I faced Fedor who showed his familiar smile after the first training out of three trainings per day.

----- How can you be so calm? I always have this feeling every time I watch your game.
Fedor, ¡°I try to remove my emotion before entering the ring. I gained this technique through practice.¡±
----- I see, no feelings¡¦ I guess everyone has a hard time doing this.
Fedor, ¡°However, on the other hand, some fighters might deliberately excite themselves. My method is the best for me. If I lose calmness, I cannot have my power play in full. Though having no academic degrees, I learned how to control the emotion by myself as if a psychologist. I learned a lot from coaches¡¯ fighting experiences.
----- I think your expressionless face brought by calmness is one of your fascination as a pro-fighter.
Fedor, ¡°Since my fans know this, I cannot change it now. Well, I don¡¯t want to be like Bob Sapp.¡±
----- I heard that the reason you showed groundwork technique at the first game of GP, is because you didn¡¯t want to strike Mark Coleman. Is that true?
Fedor, ¡°I respect him. I became a good friend of him through PRIDE. As a matter of fact, I tried not to hit him. He gave me a chance, so consequently I could win by twisting his joints.
----- We, Japanese fans were extremely surprised that you could do everything!
Fedor, ¡°Thank you. I want to show you what I can do more to satisfy fans.¡±
----- It is known well that you have roots in Sambo and Judo. Didn¡¯t you feel uncomfortable with MMA when you have been transferred?
Fedor, ¡°I could cope well with that by practicing according to rules. I started combat sambo at the same time I participated in Rings, so it might work well.
----- You haven¡¯t showed even a half of your potential, have you? I know you can do a lot more, can¡¯t you?
Fedor, ¡°During the match, I have to decide which technique should be used in each instance. There are techniques that I haven¡¯t showed yet, however, I may have a chance to show them in due course..
----- I assume that you plan game strategies before games. Which do you give a priority to, your strategies or decision you made at each time during a game?
Fedor, ¡° Basically, I follow what my coach and I have planned, but sometimes I modify this once in the ring. I am the one to make such decision, and also to judge what is the best for each situation from time to time.
-----You can do that because you are superior in basic technique. However, you only don¡¯t have chance to show those, right? You are not hesitant to show your techniques, for instance as Rickson Gracey is, are you?
Fedor, ¡°No, I don¡¯t mean to do that, but I prefer tactic of punching at ground to anything else since that is the most effective method in order to win.
----- I assume that your enemies will try to attack you at upper position. Do you have provision/plan for that?
Fedor, ¡°In that situation, it is better to attack from the lower position. Depending on a situation, I might punch from the lower position.
----- Punching from the lower position¡¦I cannot imagine, though. Is that one of the techniques of sambo?
Fedor, ¡°No, that is my personal strategy. I haven¡¯t completely mastered yet, however, I would like to show that in the match.¡±
----- Coach Voronov said that you have just reached 50% of your target compared to what he thinks is your ideal goal. What do you yourself think about this?
Fedor, ¡°(Slightly smiled.) I always trust what my coach says.¡±

Fedor is always faithful to lessons given to him. Voronov pointed out the same thing, also. This imlpies his potential to be a universal fighter, which the coach aims at, the fighter who can manage to use appropriate techniques perfectly and automatically on situation to situation. The goal of Fedor as a fighter is that he becomes to ¡°manage techniques automatically without any emotion¡±; as if he is a fighting machine.
Just before we part, I asked Fedor if he is aware of his strengths.
¡°Certainly, I am. However, I don¡¯t regard that I am mentally strong compared to other people¡±, said Fedor.
And he added.
¡°My hope is to live in the society normally without sticking out.¡±
Conceivably, people in Stari Oskol already noticed your feeling. When we said good-bye to him, he rode a Lada, the Russian car, and went back home where his family was waiting.

Wat een gast hé. Super super ster in Japan en thuis in Rusland toert ie rond in z'n lada

JAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH

Fedor toch gewonnen van die opgepompte doping kikkert!!!!!

Schrok me dood gisteren, toen ik dacht te lezen dat ie had verloren.

Maargoed, net dus gekeken.

Donkey komt weer snel in, neemt Fedor naar de grond, Fedor lijkt op te kunnen staan maar Donkey smijt hem prachtig neer. Fedor leek aangeslagen dus ik hield m'n hart vast.
Fedor draait weg van hem, begint terwijl ze beide op hun zij liggen op zn hoofd te beuken, Donkey wil die klappen niet nemen en probeert ze af te weren met zn arm. Zn arm komt dus vrij, Fedor pakt de hand en draait hem om *tik tik tik* Donkey tapt out

Fedor door naar de volgende ronde.

De rest kijk ik vanavond

[bartje518]

Ken ik die partij toevallig ook ergens bekijken zonder 10 gig te sharen erges?

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door bartje518
Ken ik die partij toevallig ook ergens bekijken zonder 10 gig te sharen erges?

Ja dat kan als je bittorent hebt

http://mma-tracker.mine.nu/


Ik ga die overige losse partijen die daar staan niet downloaden, want ik wil de hele show met commentaar van Bas Rutten hebben.

[bartje518]

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Red_Scorpion
Ja dat kan als je bittorent hebt

Dat heb ik met een aan zekerheid grenzende waarschijnlijkheid niet natuurlijk

Ik heb een geinig filmpje gemaakt joh Bart.

hier staat ie

http://members.lycos.nl/tjaazooi/igna/

[bartje518]

Parent dir: rot is op man.. Hehehe Bedankt trouwens

Wat ken die Randleman schreeuwen

Tja

leuke partijen tot nu toe allemaal.

Saku in een leuke pot gewonnen op dec

Rampage won te bruut door terwijl die bijna moest aftikken Arona optilde en neer smijtte waarna die ook gelijk een kopstoot gaf, en een haymaker erachteraan.

Schilt zn gezicht is verneukt na een partijtje tegen Kharitonov

Ogawa wint op "k.o" wat totaal geen K.O. was. Het was meer zielig voor die giant om er zo bij te liggen dus stopte ze maar

En nu ga ik verder kijken

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door bartje518
Parent dir: rot is op man.. Hehehe Bedankt trouwens

Wat ken die Randleman schreeuwen

Hij moet een talkshow beginnen
moet je interview horen met Bas Rutten:
http://members.lycos.nl/tjaazooi/igna/

"to all the fans from Hollan' happy fathersday"

Zou die weten dat we nooit Pride uitzendingen hebben en het dus ook niet kunnen zien hier?


En dit zijn dus de mannen die in augustus terug komen voor de finale

Degene die z'n eerste partij wint moet later op de avond nog de finale vechten, dus 2 partijen op 1 avond!



Die jap links geef ik weinig kans, en tussen Nogueira, Kharitonov en Fedor is het 33,3% voor de overwinning.

Dat gaat echt teringspannend worden.

Fedor heeft ook ooit al een keer gewonnen van Nogueira, maar dat was op decision.

Verder zijn/waren Kharitonov en Fedor trainingsmaatjes en vrienden...



of misschien wel meer in de sauna...



uitslagen:

1. Saku v/s Nino - Saku by JD
2. Rampage v/s Arona - Rampage by TKO (damn that slam looked nasty) Rd 1
3. Ogawa v/s Giant Silva - Ogawa by TKO (punches), Rd 1
4. Kharitonov v/s Schilt - Kharitonov by TKO (punches), Rd 1
5. Yoshida v/s Hunt - Yoshida by submission (armbar), Rd 1
6. Nogueira v/s Herring - Nog by submission (spinning choke), Rd 2
7. Fedor v/s Randleman - Fedor by submission (Kimura), Rd 1

Heb ik dus alle winnaars goed voorspeld

Schilt was bang hoor hier, durfde Sergei echt niet langer dan 1 seconde in de ogen te kijken



krijgie ervan

[bartje518]

Dus die partij die Crocop van Randleman had verloren is fataal geweest, en daarom magie niet meedoen om de finale?

Jammer van Hunt trouwens, hebie die partij niet tjaazooi staan? Bas Rutten bekijkt dan waarschijnlijk ook deze site, en ziet dat jij wel alles ken downloaden joh! Hoe doen ze dat trouwens wanneer iemand eerder die dag heb moeten vechten en al flink wat klappen heb opgelopen?!

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door bartje518
Dus die partij die Crocop van Randleman had verloren is fataal geweest, en daarom magie niet meedoen om de finale?

Jammer van Hunt trouwens, hebie die partij niet tjaazooi staan? Bas Rutten bekijkt dan waarschijnlijk ook deze site, en ziet dat jij wel alles ken downloaden joh! Hoe doen ze dat trouwens wanneer iemand eerder die dag heb moeten vechten en al flink wat klappen heb opgelopen?!

Dat van Crocop heb ik nou al honderd keer verteld geloof ik
Dit was een echt knock-out systeem. beginnen met 16, toen 8 en nu nog 4 over.

En je zou ook zomaar even direct connect van een paar mb kunnen downloaden, het hub adres van hierboven in voeren, en dan heb je ineens zelf Mark Hunt inclusief interview en goed beeld/geluid tijdens de partij!

En als ze flink wat klappen hebben gehad hebben ze pech. De sterkste zal winnen hé?

[bartje518]

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door Red_Scorpion
Dat van Crocop heb ik nou al honderd keer verteld geloof ik
Dit was een echt knock-out systeem. beginnen met 16, toen 8 en nu nog 4 over.

En je zou ook zomaar even direct connect van een paar mb kunnen downloaden, het hub adres van hierboven in voeren, en dan heb je ineens zelf Mark Hunt inclusief interview en goed beeld/geluid tijdens de partij!

En als ze flink wat klappen hebben gehad hebben ze pech. De sterkste zal winnen hé?

Dat van Crocop heb jij exact 0 keer verteld jongeman

En uiteraard zal de sterkste winnen. Direct connect heb ik geen flauw idee van waar dat te downloaden is en van een hub-adres heb ik natuurlijk nog nooit gehoord ze.

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door bartje518
Dat van Crocop heb jij exact 0 keer verteld jongeman

En uiteraard zal de sterkste winnen. Direct connect heb ik geen flauw idee van waar dat te downloaden is en van een hub-adres heb ik natuurlijk nog nooit gehoord ze.

ö
Heb je ook niet m'n eerste post op deze page gelezen ze

Maarja, jij had geen 10 gig aan zooi hé

Wat heb ik nou weer aan m'n pet hangen joh

Kom ik ineens hetvolgende tegen

Head Protection - Theme from Ignashov (ode to Alexey)

Denk wat krijgen we nou...

klik ik, is het Alexey z'n muziek



Meneer de DJ had alleen wel wat harders mogen maken...

http://217.158.65.110/MP3/SF146197-01-01-01.mp3

Wel gaaf natuurlijk dat er een plaat is over Alexey

Geweldige foto's van een geinige partij

[LexS]

Godverde*piep* hey. Als je het postuur van beiden ziet dan zou je niet zeggen dat de partij zo zou verlopen als de foto's laten zien.

Tja

Die zwarte zit gewoon zwaar aan de anabolen en andere troep. Hij is wel geweldig sterk met z'n 200centimeter lengte en 160 kilogram spier, maar vechten kan die niet.

Als je de eerste minuut tegen hem doorkomt is er eigenlijk niet meer zoveel aan. als er 160 kilo op je afkomt moet je wel effe zorgen dat je uitkijkt, maar daarna wordt ie moe en kan je het rustig afmaken

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Mooi bult onder het oog

Staat een groot stuk over o.a. K-1 in de Times Die kent Bart wel van het liedje hé? van vandaag. Jammer dat er alleen niet al teveel van klopt

Women in Japan are clamouring to watch the bloody spectacle of extreme fighting. Now Mike Tyson is set to join in


SACHIKO OE slept all night on the floor outside her hero’s room at the Hilton, and when Peter Aerts emerged for breakfast she managed to get the 6ft 4in (1.9m) Dutchman to autograph her arm. But she was hungry for much more: what she really wanted was his blood spattered over her face.
Along with her friend Mariko, Sachiko planned her macabre strategy with obsessive precision. The 23-year-old college students had worked a month of double shifts at a hairdresser and a curry restaurant to pay way over face value for ringside seats.



With the £500 tickets in hand, they spent hours choosing clothes and applying make-up that might distract the fighters’ attention for a split second, perhaps even eliciting a treasured glance in their direction. Finally, there was the all-important digital camera to capture the image they so longed for — the gory results of a Sunday afternoon of extreme violence.

“Of course I want him to kiss me — maybe more — and I want to reach out and touch him while he is still covered in sweat,” says Sachiko. “But best would be some of his blood.”

On this occasion, Nagoya is the venue for the K1 Grand Prix — a brutal tournament that pits an international array of fighters of different martial arts styles against each other in a series of three-round brawls that regularly end in knockouts and very often medical attention. Head-butting, hitting a downed man and biting are out, but pretty much everything else comes within the K1 rules. Elsewhere in the world, this sort of spectacle attracts only the specialists — mainly middle-aged men who, in the back of their minds at least, probably fancy their own chances in the ring. In Japan, the country where this new breed of extreme fighting was invented, the audience is mainly middle-class girls.

The extreme fighting phenomenon has existed in Japan for nearly a decade, but has made its extraordinary leap into the mainstream only recently — a leap that has, to the delight of fans, brought it a deal with one of the world’s most violent fighters.

What used to be the preserve of a few thousand pay-to-view satellite customers is now a prime-time terrestrial favourite. To meet the demand for big-ticket fights, K1 has enlisted a pantheon of colourful fighters, and has secured the fighting rights of the scariest bruiser of them all. Details of the first Mike Tyson K1 fight are still being hammered out, but insiders believe that it might be billed as a Christmas special for Japanese viewers longing to see what feats of destruction “ Iron Mike” can still produce.

Such a fight would have plenty to live up to. On New Year’s Eve 2003, a fight between Akebono, the retired Hawaiian sumo yokozuna, and Bob Sapp, a bulky former American football player, attracted one of the biggest audiences in the history of Japanese television.

Japan in general takes fandom of any sort seriously: from teenagers who ape every tiny fashion gimmick of their pop idols to scooter gangs who devote their weekends to re-creating scenes from Roman Holiday. But on K1 fight day, the dirty concrete area outside the Nagoya Rainbow dome is as bizarre a sight as any you can find across the country. It is not a nice part of town, it is drizzling, and the desolation is broken only by a few grimy-looking hot-dog stands and T-shirt stalls.

Ignoring all of this, however, are thousands of Japanese women; beautifully made-up, tottering slightly on stiletto heels and wearing designer cocktail dresses that make Oscar dresses look dowdy.

There are men there too — the few hundred obvious fans of the fighting itself tend also to be the customers of the T-shirt shops. They spend their time before the fights peering at the form guides and murmuring about the relative merits of technique. A few hopefuls are there because, as one put it: “This is the biggest concentration of excited single women I am ever going to see in Nagoya.” The rest — only a modest number — have been dragged there unwillingly by girlfriends or wives, and are clearly putting on brave faces.

“It’s not that I don’t like watching sport — I love baseball and soccer — it’s just that this really is not my taste. This isn’t sport, it’s sex. Sex with blood,” mutters Tsutomu, 32, holding the hand of his 4-year-old son. “Look at my wife now, and she seems normal. Inside, she’ll change completely when she sees the muscles and the sweat. It’s crazy: later, when we get home, she’ll resent me for having a normal job.”

The K1 organisers know their market, and know exactly how to maximise the pre-fight tension — both sporting and sexual. Fireworks explode within the dome, vast mechanical pillars rise suggestively from the floor and giant screens descend from the ceiling to show the past exploits of the fighters — slow-motion shots as a nose is smashed by a flying kick or a man knocked cold by a knee to the face. Now out of their seats and screaming, the women are treated to a few moments of ecstasy as their heroes emerge from strategically placed doors around the auditorium and stride towards the ring through a sea of desperately groping — and exquisitely manicured — hands.

When the fighting starts, it takes only a few seconds to recognise that this is the real thing, that the blows are heavy, and that Sachiko’s blood-lust will probably be quickly satisfied. The bodies that are driving the crowd wild are not the steroid-pumped hulks of US wrestling pantomimes, but lean, battle-scarred and chillingly primed for violence. The first fight — a clash between an American and a Czech — is over disturbingly fast as a perfectly executed kick to the throat produces an early knockout and a call for the medic.

As the event works its way through the fight-card, the level of violence takes an appreciable jump at each new stage. A Russian kick-boxer makes short work of his opponent by kneeing him repeatedly in the stomach until he collapses. A kung-fu expert produces a sickening crack and spray of blood as his foot breaks the skin over his foe’s left eye. All of this sets the audience quivering with delight, as women squirm on their seats and yelp for yet more ferocity from a sumo wrestler and a former nightclub bouncer.

Emiko Shibata, a management consultant from Tokyo sitting a few rows back from the front with her bemused Australian boyfriend, has almost lost the power of speech. Her repeated screams of “kick the bastard” have left her hoarse as the last fight reaches its climax. But her message appears to have got through. With a few seconds to go, Musashi, a much-adored home-grown karate champion, is duly kicking the life out of Ray “Merciless” Mercer, one of many has-been boxers who have realised that there is serious money to be made being beaten-up in Japan.

Japan is not a country where couples of any generation go in for public displays of affection, but as Musashi delivers the deciding blow — a vicious roundhouse kick to the face — Emiko can control herself no longer. Hitching her skirt up, she jumps over to the next seat, straddles her boyfriend and kisses him deeply as the knockout is declared.

Later, still fanning their faces with the excitement, Sachiko and Mariko reflect joyously on their limited success: neither got even a sniff of Mr Aerts’s blood, but both are satisfied that their expensive seats were worth the money for the proximity to violence. “When you think about it, Japan has always been a bit like this,” says Mariko. “We invented karate, judo and kendo so I suppose it’s not surprising that every generation has its own taste for fighting. My grandmother loves the fat sumo wrestlers; my generation wants to see muscles and real pain. Nothing about these fights is fake — we were sitting where we could see their eyes. It takes months of training for a fight that lasts a few minutes.”

True aficionados of mixed martial arts (MMA) fights believe that the K1 trend towards celebrity fighters is spoiling the grittiness, by making it too much like a video game. They complain that by the time fighters are doing advertising slots for chocolate bars and mobile phones, the edge of K1 has been lost. For such people, however, there is Pride — an even more violent variation on the theme in which very few rules apply, and the fights resemble gory pub brawls. Again, the audience is in large part female. There is eye-gouging, rabbit-punching a massive range of excruciating grips and holds and lots and lots of blood.

“From the time they are kids, people in Japan learn some martial arts in school,” says Yukino Kanda, an executive for Dream Stage Entertainment, which manages Pride events. “Parents think it is a good discipline, both mentally and physically. So Japanese people automatically respect these fighters. We know what they’ve been through. But in the US and other countries, it’s considered barbaric, like bar fighting.”

The popularity of extreme fighting in Japan has even managed to weather problems that have destroyed other industries. Traditionally, fandom in Japan has always been bestowed on idols at a price: any hint of scandal, and the love disintegrates rapidly. Pop stars who divorce, or film stars who are caught doing drugs lose their sparkle immediately. Repeated exposures of match-rigging and bribery have left the sumo industry in tatters. But last year the founder of Pride, Naoto Morishita, killed himself in a red-light district hotel room. One month later the founder of K1, Kazu Ishii, was jailed for tax evasion. Against historical precedent and massive odds, both K1 and Pride survived the scandals with their fan bases intact.

One photographer who has chronicled the history of extreme fighting believes that the explanation for the phenomenon is simple. “When the economy’s bad, the fighting sports become popular,” she says. “People get energy from the fighters, and perhaps even get a little stronger. In America, when the economy is bad, they have a war. Maybe that makes the Americans feel stronger. In Japan, we don’t carry weapons or have armies, so the fighting is here. It’s like our own special war.”



Fight Club Special K1 Max and Fight Club K1 World GP are shown on Eurosport

[bartje518]

Fijn dat je er even bijzet wát er dan niet klopt. The times dat is de grootste krant hé

Moet je hier kijken, kan je het allemaal lezen

http://www.sherdog.net/forums/showth...hreadid=181855

Zou Jerome dan weer helemaal terug zijn?



Won vandaag na 54 seconden op K.O.
alleen jammer dat ie weer zo'n mongole broek aan moet.


Alexey ook nog gevochten gisteren op K-1 Oceania

Alexey won his fight against Josip Bodrizic with a jab to the face in rd 1, which looked so relaxed and comfortable. Josip however didnt find it felt good and fell over and couldnt get up, Alexey didnt even break a sweat! What a machine he is amazing.

Bart, snel voordat ie weer pleite is

http://alex2000.spymac.net/movie/mirkooyama.avi

En de Final Conflict matchups voor 22 augustus.

Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Sergei Kharitonov



Fedor Emelianenko vs. Naoya Ogawa



En de winaars van die partijen moeten daarna op dezelfde avond nog tegen elkaar.


Wie gaat um winnen?

En voor als bart terug komt van vakantie:
http://www.angelfire.com/film/elputo...putoweb.tk.wmv
wel rechtermuisknop -> doel opslaan voor deze.

[bartje518]

Ik denk dat Fedor sowieso die eerste partij wint, en die andere wordt gewonnen door Kharitonov. Laten we hopen dat Fedor daarna ook de finale wint

[bartje518]

Prachtig filmpie trouwens Arie Die dikzak leek in eerste instantie simpel te gaan winnen, maar uiteindelijk kon ie niet zo heel veel hebben

Oorspronkelijk geplaatst door bartje518
Hoeveel hebben we er goed, R_S?

EUROSPORT TV SCHEDULE ON 2004/08/09

20:45 FIGHT SPORT
Fight Club K1- World GP NAGOYA


Kan je kijken hoeveel je er goed had...