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WEDNESDAY, November 21st, 2001, AT 6:30 PM PT
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PROMOTER
MORRIS YOUNG
"IS
THE MAN!!!"
SKELTON
Retains His IKF
World Title On
Young's Mega England
Event!!
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Last Sunday night, November 18th, IKF and ISCF England Promoter Morris Young (Left... wish we had a bigger picture of you Morris) showed everyone in England what "MEGA" Promoting is all about! Young put together one of the greatest nights of kickboxing ever in England at the dynamic Derngate Royal Theatre in North Hampton England. It was like a signature of a K-1 Production with pyrotechnics, fire lights, lasers, fog rolls and more, all topped off with an IKF Super Heavyweight MTR World Title Fight. It was a night scheduled for spectacular entertainment for everyone! However before the light show and fireworks would be launched there was some re-organizing to be handled. On his way to the event, IKF World Referee John Blackledge (Right) was in a car accident and instead of checking into the ring, he was checked into a Hospital instead. It was reported later that he was doing fine which we were glad to hear. Also getting caught up in yet another accident on the M-1 motorway was the event doctor and several fighters. The delays caused plenty of stress for everyone involved in the event but the North Hampton England crowd was greatly patient for everything to get going. Finally the event doctor arrived but we were still short many fighters. Enter IKF European Coordinator Mick Fowles who had to work some quick matchmaking magic to make a card out of the fighters who were able to make it to the event. Along with IKF European Director Alby Bimpson and Jacqui Thompson, the three put together the entire undercard in a matter of under an hour and after the doctor finished all physicals, we were ready to ROCK! Or should we say, "Do War!" Since this was "Jungle WARS V!" Prior to the night, Young had organized a brilliant card with 22 bouts in all. These bouts included 8 ISCF Title bouts and 8 IKF Title bouts along with of course, the Main Event. The IKF Super Heavyweight World Title Defense for IKF World Champion Matt Skelton. (Left) However, after re-organizing the fight card due to the no-shows because of traffic and other issues, the event came down to only 3 IKF Title bouts plus 1 IKF World Title and only 2 ISCF Title bouts. Filling in for Referee John Blackledge would be IKF Referees Clive Tennant and Mick Fowles. In his defense, Skelton (43 wins, 8 Loses with 37 wins by KO) faced Peter Varga of Budapest, Hungary. (Right, 29 wins, 9 Loses, 1 Draw with 22 wins by KO) Varga weighed in at 105kg (231 lbs) while Skelton came in at 110kg (242 lbs) These two were big boys and sure to throw some heavy shots. However in round 1, it appeared neither took any great advantage in the bout, keeping apart and picking their selected shots. It was in round 2 where a difference between the two emerged when they moved to the inside game. While in the clinch, it appeared Skelton had the edge in strength in regards to knees that landed. Although strong himself, Varga took more than he gave while in close as the extra 5 kg's (11 lbs) seemed to help more a bit, along with his MuayThai experience and technique. As round 2 ended, it appeared Skelton knew where his strength would be to take this fight to the next level, a 43rd win and possibly his 37th KO/TKO. As round 3 started, Skelton moved to the clinch quickly where he scored repeatedly with knees. However, as the two broke apart, Varga appeared to hurt his knee. Referee Mick Fowles stepped in to stop the action and have the ringside doctor look at it. The doctor advised Varga to stop if he couldn't put weight on it and as he tried, there was just too much pain. It wasn't how Skelton wanted it to end, for that matter, none of us. But a wins a win and with very little excitement in it all, Skelton successfully defended his IKF MTR Super Heavyweight World Title by TKO at 53 seconds of round 3. As previously mentioned, the 9 IKF Title bouts became 4 and the 8 ISCF Title bouts became 2 because of all the traffic problems, but the show still went on with a total of 12 exciting bouts. Here's a quick rundown of the other 11 bouts on the night... |
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For more info, contact Rough & Ready Promotions and Mr. Morris Young at 01604 475 488 or by e-mail by clicking this link: HQ@fbis.co.uk
THURSDAY, November 15th, 2001, AT 3:30 PM PT
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"8" ISCF
Titles In
ENGLAND!
Skelton To Defend
IKF
World Title In England
IKF MTR Super Heavyweight World Champion Matt Skelton will defend his IKF World Title this Sunday night at the Derngate Royal Theatre in North Hampton England.
The event, "JUNGLE
WARS 5" will be promoted by
IKF
and ISCF Promoter Morris Young and
his Rough & Ready Promotions staff. Skelton of Bedford,
England (Left, 38 wins, 5 Loses with 30 wins by KO) will face challenger
Peter Varga of Budapest, Hungary (Right, 29 wins, 8 Loses, 1 Draw
with 22 wins by KO)
The event will also feature lots of ISCF action as well as Young will host a total of "8" ISCF Title bouts. They include;
ISCF Light Welterweight
British Title
ISCF Light Middleweight
English Title
ISCF Middleweight
English Title
ISCF Middleweight
British Title
ISCF Light Heavyweight
English Title
ISCF Light Heavyweight
British Title
ISCF Super Heavyweight
English Title
ISCF Super Heavyweight
British Title
For more event inco contact Rough & Ready Promotions
and Mr. Morris Young at 01604 475 488 or Mr. Alby Bimpson,
IKF
European Director at 079 60 870 967 or by e-mail by clicking
HERE.
MONDAY, November 12th, 2001, AT 7:45 PM PT
Steibling
Wins Big!
ISCF's #2 ranked Pro Light Heavyweight, Alex Steibling of Indianapolis, Indiana, USA, WON the 16 man tournament at the IVC Venezula show. Steibling took out 4 Brazilians, 3 by submission and one by a 5 second KO roundhouse kick! ALL in one night!!! From where were sitting, we see a big match coming up between #1 Serrano and #2 Steibling, possibly for the vacant ISCF National Title! All we need is the promoter to "Make It Happen!" Any takers...?
THURSDAY, November 8th, 2001, AT 2:20 PM PT
Amateurs DO NOT Get Paid!
Read all about it by clicking HERE!
FRIDAY, October 26th, 2001, AT 4:00 AM PT
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FIGHT TALK
ALA
THE DOCTOR
Editor's Note
The
enigmatic specter of The Doctor, looms prominently over the
Southeastern fight scene. Recognized for his professed "tremendous
capacity for derivative knowledge", The Doctor's fight picks have
become as widely renowned for their accuracy, as for the controversy they
generate. Although
The Doctor expressed regrets that his "professional
responsibilities currently weigh heavily and prevent me from providing fight
aficionados with what they truly yearn for, namely, my predictions",
he was able to provide some of his insights to Reality Super Fighting's,
New Blood Conflict II, an ISCF
sanctioned mixed martial arts fight card to be held in Augusta, Georgia on
October 27, 2001.
The Doctor ON The Doctor
"At
the outset, I must initiate my piece by expressing my sincere gratitude for the
outpouring of support my prosaic endeavors have received. I wish to thank in
particular those dedicated souls from the Classic City who have strode so
diligently to keep my name and nearly flawless selection record alive and well
on the Internet. Your efforts are deeply appreciated and have encouraged my
continued prognostication."
ON THE MAIN EVENT
Dan Severn vs
Forest Griffin
"Despite my well-known
affinity for the Hardcore Gym, which is due in no small part to its apparent and
sincere devotion to this writer, I believe that the Beast will bring Griffin's
unbeaten streak to an abrupt halt. In Griffin's outings to date, he has
yet to encounter a true wrestler, and this, alas, shall be his undoing. Despite
Griffin's youth, physical skills, enthusiasm and outstanding instruction
at the Hardcore Gym (please note I have, again, refrained from comment
about "that website"), I see this bout degenerating into a
takedown and control "snore fest," with
Severn dispatching Griffin to the canvas, holding his superior
position, and doing little more to earn the win than 'riding the clock'."
The Doctor's Pick: Severn by unanimous decision.
The Doctor ON RSF
"It has
been a privilege for me to help serve the MMA community in the CSRA over the
years. I am also glad to have assisted Jamie Levine in his efforts to
procure counsel and continue to draw positive attention to this community. Levine
has helped infuse capital and notoriety to the Augusta area by bringing top
flight MMA to the CSRA. I wish him continued success."
The views expressed in the foregoing
column are strictly those of The Doctor. They do not represent the
feelings, thoughts, or expressions of the Valdosta Martial Arts Center, IKF,
ISCF, RSF, and/or any of their representatives, employees, and/or assigns,
including but not limited to Jamie Levine, Renee Rosensteel, James Corbett,
Steve Fossum, and/or Mike Carlson.
THURSDAY, October 25th, 2001, AT 9:15 PM PT
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"Reality
Super Fighting 5...
New Blood Conflict"
NHB
Mega-Battles! THE BEAST! MTV Event! and MORE
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Reality Super Fighting (www.realitysuperfighting.com) announces its next mixed martial arts event, NEW BLOOD CONFLICT II which promises great fights and much more. These no-holds-barred cage fights will be held at the Bell Auditorium in Augusta, Georgia, USA this Saturday night, October 27, 2001. The main event features the legendary Dan THE BEAST Severn (Right) against Georgia's own Forrest Griffin. Along with world-class fights, this event will also be the subject of media excitement as Johnny Knoxville, of MTV's hit show "Jackass" steps into the cage in a special match against the Reality Super Fighting Light Weight Champion and ISCF LightWelterweight World Champion Din Thomas.(Bad idea for Johnny, but consider the name of the show.) Also, independent film producer, Bobby Razak will document the event for the sequel to "Rites of Passage". "Rites" gained international recognition by being selected as part of the prestigious Sundance Film Festival. Fans can look forward to professional bouts including a fight featuring Din THE DOMINATOR Thomas, (Right) against Ohio's Jason Bender. Thomas is ready to go, having just come off of a big win against Fabiano Iha in the "Ultimate Fighting Championships" in Las Vegas. Thomas was originally slated to fight Rich Clementi. Clementi's camp failed to adhere to contract stipulations, forcing the loss of the opportunity for Clementi. Georgia will be well represented in this event with local heroes including Forrest Griffin, Mike THE RHINO Farrow, Jack THE RIPPER Nilsson, George Allen and Cam McHargue entering the octagon. Fifty-seven-year-old Skip Hall from Alabama will take on Florida's Charlie Anderson in a featured heavyweight bout. In a just-signed bout, John Dixson will go up against Wade Rome in a super heavyweight bout. Dixson is the WEF Super Heavy Weight Champion and has been since 1999 with a win over Tom Sauer. His title carried over to the RSF. Wade Rome also fought Sauer in '99, but was defeated. Since that loss, Rome has been making a name for himself in the grappling world and the BJJ torns. Reality Super Fighting is also proud to announce the debut of Christina Jarrell, spokes-model for Reality Super Fighting. Tickets can be ordered now at ticketmaster locations or online at www.ticketmaster.com. General admission seats start at just $15. This event is sanctioned by the International Sport Combat Federation (ISCF). THE CARD
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EVENT: October 27, 2001 7:00 PM at the Bell Auditorium, Augusta, GA. Promoter: Mr. Jamie Levine, President, Reality Sports Inc.
Event Sponsors: Augusta Academy Of Martial Arts, Coconuts Nightclub in Augusta, Comfort Inn Suites: Call the Comfort Inn on 1415 Walton Way in Augusta for special room rates for fight fans. 706-722-2224. Kinko's, Orlando, FL, Oano Gloves, (www.ouano.com) Reality Sports Inc., Rival Fight Gear.
WEDNESDAY, October 24th, 2001, AT 11:50 AM PT
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Official RESULTS
From
CAGE
RAGE III
Kokomo, Indiana, USA
LOCAL TOURNAMENT
ISCF
Indiana State Amateur Middleweight Title Bout:
Darrell "The
Bulldog" Smith (At Right - Being Presented ISCF Title Belt by CageRage's Jeff Malott)
over Todd Kiser 2:25 1st Round, tapout by choke.
SUPERFIGHT BOUTS
Very good show with a very talented field of fighters. Congrates to Teams: Hammer House and Integrated Fighting who brought home a lot of gold. One notable fighter to mention was Scott Shipman of the Hammer House. He looks to be very dominating and a force to be reckoned with!!! For more information, contact: Donnie Michael at (765) 457-4083, (765) 457-4824, and dmkssd@aol.com (or) Terry Gruel at (765) 675-3454 and
MONDAY, October 22nd, 2001, AT 8:15 AM PT
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Indiana Has A
New ISCF
Champion!
Kokomo, Indiana, USA
We don't have all the results in yet but we do know who won the nights ISCF Title Fight at CAGE
RAGE III at the Johanning Civic Center in Kokomo, Indiana, USA this
last Saturday night. In a special notice sent out by Promotional Assistant Jeff
Malott, the new ISCF Indiana State
Amateur Middleweight Champion is Darrell "The Bulldog"
Smith! The Bulldog won with a rear naked choke over former champ Todd
Kiser at 2:25 of the 1st round. Look for a full report to be posted later
thisweek on CAGE RAGE III!
FRIDAY,
October 20th, 2001, AT 6:15 PM PT
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Get Ready
Indiana MMA Fans...
It's Time For More...
Todd Kiser Defends His ISCF Amateur Indiana State Middleweight Title
Against Darrell Smith
The rage about CAGE RAGE III!
CAGE RAGE matches are all the RAGE because there is 1) A CAGE and 2)
RAGE!!!
This Saturday night, current ISCF
Amateur Amateur Indiana State
Middleweight Champion Todd Kiser of Muncie, Indiana USA (6-1/4, 6'3",
177) will step into the CAGE to defend his ISCF
Title against challenger Darrell Smith.
Kiser won the title when he defeated Chad Wagoner of Burlington,
Indiana by TKO in round 1 back in April of this year at CAGE RAGE II.
But lets not forget the simple formula that makes CAGE RAGE such a Success... A CAGE and RAGE!!! Once contestants step inside the cage, it is totally up to them to determine who is the toughest, most determined, and more skilled. Fighters utilize a wide array of techniques and disciplines to beat their opponents. They include boxing, karate, kickboxing, wrestling, and whatever gets the job done. This style of fighting was originally made famous in the Ultimate Fighting Championships often seen on cable or satellite pay TV.
The Rules. Each
opponent can use nearly any technique available to punch the other guy's ticket.
However, there is no eye-gouging, kicks to the groin, etc. and victory is
usually obtained with submission holds or knock outs. Or both.
The Fighters. CAGE RAGE III has a truly outstanding lineup of the some of the most feared and experience competitors in the country. Headlining the event is the scheduled appearance of Dan Severn, Tom "Big Cat" Erickson, Mark (The Hammer) Coleman, who is bringing three of his toughest fighters - and defending CAGE RAGE Middleweight Champion, Chad Wagoner. And there is an army of other great fighters who will compete in mixed martial arts at its best. So, come to the Johanning Civic Center on Saturday, October 20th, and watch them all in action up close and personal.
This great event has been brought to you by... Donnie Michael, Terry Gruel, Intensecombat.com, and the ISCF are the guys responsible for making this whole thing possible. Many other people and sponsors mentioned on this site have contributed to make CAGE RAGE III the event of the year. We urge you to thank and patronize these fine folks so they'll keep coming back for more.
TICKET INFO: Saturday, October 20, 2001, Johanning Civic Center, Kokomo, Indiana, USA. Start: 6:00 PM. General Admission: $20 Table: $35 Front Row: $55 Vendor Booths: $100. For tickets and entry information, contact: Donnie Michael at (765) 457-4083, (765) 457-4824, and dmkssd@aol.com (or) Terry Gruel at (765) 675-3454 and
OCTOBER
20th 2001 6:0 - Johanning Civic Center, Kokomo, Indiana, USA - BE THERE!
THURSDAY, October 11th, 2001, AT 5:40 PM PT
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"Fight Night"
Results!
FIGHT NIGHT AT HERBIE'S HIDEAWAY
Saturday, September 29th
Shaun Gay of Valdosta Martial Arts Center upped his mixed martial
arts record to 6-2 at the Fight Night
event, held at Herbie's Hideaway in Valdosta, Georgia, USA on Saturday,
September 29th. Gay waded through the competition with submission wins
by strikes and choke.
In the first fight of the Light Middleweight tournament, Gay, in the Red Corner, faced Lee Carter in the Blue Corner. Fighters circled each other, with Gay scoring the first punch followed by a stiff kick to the legs of Carter. Carter an experienced Aikido practitioner, quickly attempted to lock up with Gay and scored a takedown. Carter secured a Guillotine-type hold to effect the takedown. The two exchanged blows on the ground. Gay escaped the hold, and established a partial mount position over his opponent. Gay began a rally of lefts into his opponent's side. After Gay landed several solid punches, Carter was unable to continue and tapped out giving Gay the victory at 2 minutes and 2 seconds.
Gay faced Robby Van Allen in the final fight of the Light Middleweight tournament. Van Allen, a local boxer of deep experience, fought out of the Blue Corner. Gay started with a stiff kick to Robby's leg. Robby attempted to rush Gay with a flurry of punches, but slipped on the mat. The two exchanged a few blows, with Gay landing several solid blows. The two locked up, with Gay getting the advantage and applying a Guillotine choke as they were standing. Robby quickly taps out giving Gay his second submission win of the night at 38 seconds.
Other fights followed as listed:
Also on hand was Reality Super Fighting Super Heavyweight World Champion and International Sport Combat Federation East Coast Champion, Jonathan Wiezorek. Wiezorek, who looks to his first World Title defense on December 29th in Ft. Myers, Florida, commented that Valdosta Area local talent was considerable, given the quality of the fights at this event. This event was sanctioned by the International Sport Combat Federation (www.theiscf.com). It was refereed by local mixed martial arts fighter, Joel Weldon. Promoter and Herbie's Hideaway owner, Romain Spell, has planned the next Fight Night event for October 27th. For event and ticket info, please contact Mr. Spell at (229) 244-8414 or by E-Mail at ROMAINSPELL@YAHOO.COM
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