アーカイブ 6 / 2007
(28-06-2007 19:32) K-1 MAX
Masato leads Charge of Champions at K-1 World Max
TOKYO, June 28, 2007 -- Masato won in the Main Event and the three other World Max Grand Champions also came through in convincing style tonight at the World Max '07 Final Elimination.
Masato leads Charge of Champions at K-1 World Max
TOKYO, June 28, 2007 -- Masato won in the Main Event and the three other World Max Grand Champions also came through in convincing style tonight at the World Max '07 Final Elimination.
(27-06-2007 11:24) K-1 MAX
K-1 World Max '07 Final Elimination Press Conference
TOKYO, June 27, 2007 -- Action in this year's K-1 World Max series heats up tomorrow with a do-or-die showdown featuring 18 of the best fighters in the popular 70kg/154lbs weight class. Set for the historic Nippon Budokan in central Tokyo, the Final Elimination tournament will advance fighters to October's K-1 World Max final.
K-1 World Max '07 Final Elimination Press Conference
TOKYO, June 27, 2007 -- Action in this year's K-1 World Max series heats up tomorrow with a do-or-die showdown featuring 18 of the best fighters in the popular 70kg/154lbs weight class. Set for the historic Nippon Budokan in central Tokyo, the Final Elimination tournament will advance fighters to October's K-1 World Max final.
(24-06-2007 09:22) K-1 World GP
Schilt, Aerts & Slowinski Shine in Amsterdam
AMSTERDAM, June 23, 2007 -- Dutch fighters Semmy Schilt and Peter Aerts and Aussie Paul Slowinski were the big winners on a big night at the K-1 World Grand Prix '07 in Amsterdam.
Schilt, Aerts & Slowinski Shine in Amsterdam
AMSTERDAM, June 23, 2007 -- Dutch fighters Semmy Schilt and Peter Aerts and Aussie Paul Slowinski were the big winners on a big night at the K-1 World Grand Prix '07 in Amsterdam.
(22-06-2007 14:54) K-1 World GP
K-1 WGP in Amsterdam Press Conference
AMSTERDAM, June 22, 2007 -- The Netherlands established relations with Japan in 1609 and for some 250 years the Dutch remained the only Westerners welcome in the isolationist archipelago of shogun and samurai. In the 21st century Japan and the Netherlands once again stand together, at the forefront of the world's premier fightsport. Fourteen fighters have won the K-1 World Grand Prix Tokyo Dome Final, and no less than eleven times the laurels have been placed on the head of a Dutchman.
K-1 WGP in Amsterdam Press Conference
AMSTERDAM, June 22, 2007 -- The Netherlands established relations with Japan in 1609 and for some 250 years the Dutch remained the only Westerners welcome in the isolationist archipelago of shogun and samurai. In the 21st century Japan and the Netherlands once again stand together, at the forefront of the world's premier fightsport. Fourteen fighters have won the K-1 World Grand Prix Tokyo Dome Final, and no less than eleven times the laurels have been placed on the head of a Dutchman.
(03-06-2007 13:37) Hero's
Lesnar and Gracie Win at Historic Dynamite!! USA
LOS ANGELES, June 2, 2007 -- Brock Lesnar and Royce Gracie came out best in their main event matches, but the real winners at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum tonight were the estimated 54,000 fans who made history by setting a new attendance record for a mixed martial arts event in the United States.
Lesnar and Gracie Win at Historic Dynamite!! USA
LOS ANGELES, June 2, 2007 -- Brock Lesnar and Royce Gracie came out best in their main event matches, but the real winners at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum tonight were the estimated 54,000 fans who made history by setting a new attendance record for a mixed martial arts event in the United States.
(02-06-2007 09:52) Hero's
Dynamite!! USA Press Conference
LOS ANGELES, June 1, 2007 -- The K-1 and Hero's press corps have worked alongside everyone from Norika Fujiwara to Muhammad Ali. But the appearance today of a spry old Brazilian threw even these jaded journalists into a tizzy, and they crowded round staring, snapping pictures and smiling like little kids. The object of all this adoration was living legend Helio Gracie, the 93 year-old co-founder of the jiu-jitsu style that bears his name.
Dynamite!! USA Press Conference
LOS ANGELES, June 1, 2007 -- The K-1 and Hero's press corps have worked alongside everyone from Norika Fujiwara to Muhammad Ali. But the appearance today of a spry old Brazilian threw even these jaded journalists into a tizzy, and they crowded round staring, snapping pictures and smiling like little kids. The object of all this adoration was living legend Helio Gracie, the 93 year-old co-founder of the jiu-jitsu style that bears his name.
