アーカイブ 12 / 2008
(31-12-2008 20:44) DREAM
MMA Rules at DYNAMITE!! 2008
SAITAMA, December 31, 2008 -- On a fight night full of spectacular KOs and deft submissions, it was the stunning upsets that really stood out. MMA fighters Alistair Overeem and Gegard Mousasi shocked K-1 stars Badr Hari and Musashi in K-1 bouts; while in another big surprise, diminutive MMA-fighter-turned-K-1-sensation Melvin Manhoef become the first man to KO big Mark Hunt with punches.
MMA Rules at DYNAMITE!! 2008
SAITAMA, December 31, 2008 -- On a fight night full of spectacular KOs and deft submissions, it was the stunning upsets that really stood out. MMA fighters Alistair Overeem and Gegard Mousasi shocked K-1 stars Badr Hari and Musashi in K-1 bouts; while in another big surprise, diminutive MMA-fighter-turned-K-1-sensation Melvin Manhoef become the first man to KO big Mark Hunt with punches.
(30-12-2008 15:26) DREAM
DYNAMITE!! 2008 Public Press Conference
TOKYO, December 30, 2008 -- As dusk descended on the eve of New Year's Eve, Japanese fightsport fans braved falling temperatures to crowd Shinjuku Station Square for a glimpse of the warriors will do battle in tomorrow's FieLDS DYNAMITE!! 2008.
DYNAMITE!! 2008 Public Press Conference
TOKYO, December 30, 2008 -- As dusk descended on the eve of New Year's Eve, Japanese fightsport fans braved falling temperatures to crowd Shinjuku Station Square for a glimpse of the warriors will do battle in tomorrow's FieLDS DYNAMITE!! 2008.
(29-12-2008 16:00) DREAM
DYNAMITE!! 2008 Fighters' Pre-Event Interviews
TOKYO, December 29, 2008 -- Around the world, New Year's Eve means wild parties and midnight countdowns, the lifting of glasses and the ringing of bells. In Japan -- between kagamimochi cake and otoso rice wine -- December 31 is also occasion for the most spectacular fightsport extravaganza of the year.
DYNAMITE!! 2008 Fighters' Pre-Event Interviews
TOKYO, December 29, 2008 -- Around the world, New Year's Eve means wild parties and midnight countdowns, the lifting of glasses and the ringing of bells. In Japan -- between kagamimochi cake and otoso rice wine -- December 31 is also occasion for the most spectacular fightsport extravaganza of the year.
(19-12-2008 13:51) K-1 World GP
FEG Official Statement: Penalties against Badr Hari
The Fight and Entertainemnt Group released an official statement with comments from Sadaharu Tanikawa and Badr Hari.
FEG Official Statement: Penalties against Badr Hari
The Fight and Entertainemnt Group released an official statement with comments from Sadaharu Tanikawa and Badr Hari.
(19-12-2008 09:21) DREAM
Dynamite!!: Choi vs CroCop
TOKYO, December 18, 2008 -- It was announced today that Hong-Man Choi will fight Mirko CroCop at FieLDS Dynamite!! 2008. Set for New Year's Eve at the Saitama Super Arena, Dynamite!! is one of the most widely-viewed mixed martial arts event in the world.
Dynamite!!: Choi vs CroCop
TOKYO, December 18, 2008 -- It was announced today that Hong-Man Choi will fight Mirko CroCop at FieLDS Dynamite!! 2008. Set for New Year's Eve at the Saitama Super Arena, Dynamite!! is one of the most widely-viewed mixed martial arts event in the world.
(12-12-2008 02:16) ボクシング
Setanta Sports and Sauerland Event sign two-year deal
British boxing fans will get a first-hand look at the likes of Nikolai Valuev, Alexander Povetkin and Arthur Abraham in the future after Setanta Sports and Sauerland Event signed an exclusive two-year deal.
Setanta Sports and Sauerland Event sign two-year deal
British boxing fans will get a first-hand look at the likes of Nikolai Valuev, Alexander Povetkin and Arthur Abraham in the future after Setanta Sports and Sauerland Event signed an exclusive two-year deal.
(11-12-2008 01:20) K-1 World GP
Hari: I came to fight and he didn’t.
After the big final the fighters made their post-fight comments. Beneath them an unwilling to see Badr Hari and the MMA fighter Kimbo Slice.
Hari: I came to fight and he didn’t.
After the big final the fighters made their post-fight comments. Beneath them an unwilling to see Badr Hari and the MMA fighter Kimbo Slice.
(10-12-2008 08:52) K-1 World GP
Interviews with the Quarterfinal Losers
After the tournament Peter Aerts, Ewerton Teixeira, Ruslan Karaev and Jerome Le Banner talked about the fights, their disappointment and the injuries.
Interviews with the Quarterfinal Losers
After the tournament Peter Aerts, Ewerton Teixeira, Ruslan Karaev and Jerome Le Banner talked about the fights, their disappointment and the injuries.
(07-12-2008 06:43) K-1 World GP
K-1 WGP 08 Post-Event Interview with Bonjasky & Tanikawa
TOKYO, December 7, 2008 -- On a sunny Sunday morning after his stormy win in last night's K-1 World Grand Prix 2008 Final, Remy Bonjasky met with media at the Keio Plaza Hotel in central Shinjuku. Joining him at the press conference was K-1 Event Producer Sadaharu Tanikawa.
K-1 WGP 08 Post-Event Interview with Bonjasky & Tanikawa
TOKYO, December 7, 2008 -- On a sunny Sunday morning after his stormy win in last night's K-1 World Grand Prix 2008 Final, Remy Bonjasky met with media at the Keio Plaza Hotel in central Shinjuku. Joining him at the press conference was K-1 Event Producer Sadaharu Tanikawa.
(06-12-2008 20:06) K-1 World GP
Bonjasky Wins K-1 World GP; Hari Loses It
YOKOHAMA, December 6, 2008 -- Remy Bonjasky won the K-1 World Grand Prix 2008 Final tonight, scoring KOs against two fighters, then taking the Championship Belt when his final opponent, Badr Hari, was disqualified for unsportsmanlike conduct. It was the third K-1 World GP title for the 32 year-old Dutch muay thai fighter, who also took the honors in 2003 and 2004.
Bonjasky Wins K-1 World GP; Hari Loses It
YOKOHAMA, December 6, 2008 -- Remy Bonjasky won the K-1 World Grand Prix 2008 Final tonight, scoring KOs against two fighters, then taking the Championship Belt when his final opponent, Badr Hari, was disqualified for unsportsmanlike conduct. It was the third K-1 World GP title for the 32 year-old Dutch muay thai fighter, who also took the honors in 2003 and 2004.
(05-12-2008 11:36) K-1 World GP
K-1 World Grand Prix 2008 Final -- Press Conference
TOKYO, December 5, 2008 -- It was as if the calendar had been turned back a few months, with the mercury rising to 20 C/68 F in early December. And as the K-1 World Grand Prix 2008 Final fighters took the outdoor stage at Shinjuku Square in central Tokyo, it was as if the calendar had been turned back a few years -- with boisterous cheers rising from the hundreds of fans who'd come to catch a glimpse of their favorite K-1 fighters.
K-1 World Grand Prix 2008 Final -- Press Conference
TOKYO, December 5, 2008 -- It was as if the calendar had been turned back a few months, with the mercury rising to 20 C/68 F in early December. And as the K-1 World Grand Prix 2008 Final fighters took the outdoor stage at Shinjuku Square in central Tokyo, it was as if the calendar had been turned back a few years -- with boisterous cheers rising from the hundreds of fans who'd come to catch a glimpse of their favorite K-1 fighters.
(04-12-2008 09:55) K-1 World GP
K-1 World GP 2008 Final -- Fighters' Interviews
TOKYO, December 4, 2008 -- With just 48 hours remaining before the K-1 World Grand Prix 2008 Final, this year's eight finalists took a break from training to sit down and chat with Japanese and international media at the Keio Plaza Hotel in central Shinjuku.
K-1 World GP 2008 Final -- Fighters' Interviews
TOKYO, December 4, 2008 -- With just 48 hours remaining before the K-1 World Grand Prix 2008 Final, this year's eight finalists took a break from training to sit down and chat with Japanese and international media at the Keio Plaza Hotel in central Shinjuku.
(01-12-2008 18:45) K-1 World GP
Aerts the Favorite at K-1 World GP 2008 Final
TOKYO, December 1, 2008 -- In the book "Principles and Practice of Sports Management," University of Massachusetts Professor Lisa P. Masteralexis estimates the career of a professional athlete at less than five years. Apparently, Dutch kickboxer Peter Aerts has not read that book.
Aerts the Favorite at K-1 World GP 2008 Final
TOKYO, December 1, 2008 -- In the book "Principles and Practice of Sports Management," University of Massachusetts Professor Lisa P. Masteralexis estimates the career of a professional athlete at less than five years. Apparently, Dutch kickboxer Peter Aerts has not read that book.
