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PRIDE 20 Results - Tokyo, Japan
Feruary 24, 2002
Bob Sapp defeated Yoshihisa Yamamoto by TKO (Strikes) 2:44 1R
Quinton Jackson defeated Masaaki Satake by TKO (Shoulder Injury from Takedown) 7:07 1R
Rogerio Nogueira defeated Yusuke Imamura by Submission (Guillotine Choke) 0:35 1R
Ricardo Arona defeated Dan Henderson by Decision (Split) 5:00 3R
Murilo Rua defeated Mario Sperry by Decision (Unanimous) 5:00 3R
Sanae Kikuta defeated Alexander Otsuka by Decision (Unanimous) 5:00 3R
Vanderlei Silva drew with Mirko Filipovic Draw 3:00 5R
PRIDE 19 Results - Tokyo, Japan
Feruary 24, 2002
Tom "Big Cat" Erikson defeated Tim "Obake" Catalfo 2:35 1R by Submission (Rear Naked Choke)
Alex Steibling defeated Wallid Ismail by Decision (Unanimous) 5:00 3R
Rodrigo Gracie defeated Daijiro Matsui by Submission (Guilotine Choke) 0:28 3R
Carlos "The Ronin" Newton defeated Jose "Pele" Landy by Submission (Armbar) 7:16 1R
Heath Herring defeated Igor Vovchanchyn by Unanimous Decision 5:00 3R.
Don Frye defeated Ken Shamrock by Decision (Split) 5:00 3R
Antonio "Minotauro" Nogueira defeated Enson Inoue by TKO (Triangle Choke) 1R 6:17
Vanderlei Silva defeated Kiyoshi Tamura by TKO (Punch) 2:28 2R
Pride 18 - December 23, 2001
Semmy Schilt def. Yoshihiro Takayama by KO 3:09 R1
Vanderlei Silva def. Alexander Otsuka by doctor stoppage 2:22 R3
Jeremy Horn def. Akira Shoji by unanimous decision 3R
Igor Vovchanchyn def. Valentijn Overeem by heel hook 4:35 R1
Norihisa Yamamoto def. Jan Nortje by armbar 1:43 R1
Murilo Ninja def. Alex Andrade by unanimous decision 3R
Alex Stiebling def. Alan Goes by TKO (strikes) 0:47 R3
Daijiru Matsui def. Quinton Jackson by disqualification (knee to groin) 0:14 R1
PRIDE 17 - November 3, 2001
Vanderlei Silva def. Kazushi Sakuraba via Medical Stoppage between R1 and 2 (Dislocated Shoulder)
Rodrigo "Minotauro" Nogueira def. Heath Herring via unanimous decision
Nobuhiko Takada Drew with Mirko Cro Cop
Tom Erickson def. Matt Skelton by tapout from Front Choke, R1
Quinton Jackson def. Yuki Ishikawa by KO 1:52 R1
Dan Henderson def. Muril 'Ninja' Rua by Split Decision
Semmy Schilt def. Masaaki Satake by KO 2:18 R1
Mario Sperry def. Igor Vovchanchyn by tapout from arm-triangle choke 2:52 R1
Renzo Gracie defeated Michiyoshi Ohara via decision
PRIDE 16 - September 24, 2001
Rodrigo 'Minotauro' Noguiera def Mark Coleman via submission - R1
Don Frye def Gilbert Yvel via disqualification - R1
Semmy Schilt def Akira Shoji via ref stoppage - R1
Ricardo Arona def Guy Mezger via Decision
Murilo Ninja def Daijiro Matsui via ref stoppage - R3
Assuerio Silva def Norihisa Yamamoto via ref stoppage (punches) R1
Gary Goodridge def Yoshiaki Yatsu via submission (guillotine choke) R1
PRIDE 15 - July 29
Rodrigo Nogueira def Gary Goodridge via Submission R1
Kazushi Sakuraba def Quinton Jackson via Submission R1
Tokimtsu Ishizawa def Ryan Gracie via TKO (Injury) R1
Assuerio Silva def Valentijn Overeem via Submission (2:50) R1
Wallid Ismail def Shungo Oyama via Submission (2:30) R2
Ebenezer Braga def Daijiro Matsui via Decision
Igor Vovchanchyn def Masake Satake via Decision
Heath Herring def Mark Kerr via TKO (4:30) R2
PRIDE 14 - May 27, 2001
Kazuyuki Fujita def Yoshihiro Takayama via submission (choke)
Igor Vovchanchyn def Gilbert Yvel via submission (choke)
Vanderlei Silva def Shungo Oyama via referee stoppage (strikes)
Dan Henderson def Akira Shoji via referee stoppage (strikes)
Vitor Belfort def Heath Herring via decision
Gary Goodridge def Valentijn Overeem via referee stoppage (strikes) - R1
Chuck Liddell def Guy Mezger via KO - R2
Daijiro Matsui def. Pele via decision
Nino Schembri def. Johil de Oliveira via submission (armbar)- R1
PRIDE 13 RESULTS
SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 2001 From TOKYO, JAPAN
Vanderlei Silva def. Kazushi Sakuraba / 1R '1"38 / TKO
Tra Telligman def. Igor Vovchanchyn/ 3R/ Judgement Decision (3-0)
Tadao Yasuda def. Masaaki Satake/ 3R/ Judgement Decision (2-1)
Mark Coleman def. Allan Goes/ 1R '1"19/ TKO
Dan Henderson def. Renzo Gracie/ 1R '1"40/ KO
Heath Herring def. Sobolev Denis/ 1R"22/ Tap Out
Guy Mezger def. Egan Inoue/ 1R '2"25/ KO
Vitor Bellfort def. Bobby Southworth/ 1R '4"09/ Tap Out
PRIDE-12 RESULTS UP DATE
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On December 23d At Saitama Super Arena
1ST. FIGHT
Alexander Otsuka Guy Mezger
1R 01'54" - KO
2ND. FIGHT
Johil de Oliveira Carlos Newton
2R by Judgement decision
3RD. FIGHT
Ricco Rodriguez John Marsh
2R by Judgement Decision
4TH. FIGHT
Akira Shoji Ricardo Almeida
2R by Judgement Decision
5TH. FIGHT
Enson Inoue Heath Herring
2R 04'31" - TKO by Referee Stop
6TH. FIGHT
Vanderlei Silva
Dan Henderson
2R by Judgement Decision
-A BREAK-
7TH. FIGHT
Kazuyuki Fujita
Gilbert Yvel
2R by Judgement Decision
8TH. FIGHT
Igor Vovchanchyn Mark Kerr
2R additional R (5min) by Judgement Decision
9TH. FIGHT
Kazushi Sakuraba Ryan Gracie
1R by Judgement Decision
PRIDE-11 RESULTS UP DATE
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On October 31st At OSAKA CASTLE HALL
1ST. FIGHT
Heath Herring Tom Erikson
1R 06'17" - Tapped Out (IPPON) by Choke Sleeper
2ND. FIGHT
Gilbert Yvel Vanderlei Silva
1R 00'21" - Not Contest by Doctor Stop
3RD. FIGHT
Yoshiaki Yatsu Gary Goodridge
1R 08'58" - TKO by Referee Stop
4TH. FIGHT
Alexander Otsuka Mike Bourke
1R 02'37" - Tapped Out (IPPON) by Double Arm Bar
5TH. FIGHT
Akira Shoji Herman Renting
1R 03'48" - Tapped Out (IPPON) by Arm Bar
-A BREAK-
6TH. FIGHT
Igar Vovchnchyn
Nobuyuki Takeda
2R 03'17" - Tapped Out (IPPON) by Punch
7TH. FIGHT
Masaaki Satake Naoya Ogawa
2R 02'01" - Tapped Out (IPPON) by Choke Sleeper
8TH. FIGHT
Kazushi Sakuraba Shannon "The Cannon" Ritch
1R 01'08" - Tapped Out (IPPON) by Ankle Hold
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PRIDE 10 Results
RETURN OF THE WARRIORS RESULT
1st Match
Vitor Belfort defeated Daijiro Matsui
by unanimous decision
2nd Match
Vanderlei Silva defeated Guy Mezger
by KO at 1R '3"45
3rd Match
Ricco Rodriguez defeated Giant Ochiai
by Front Choke at 1R '6"04
4th Match
Gilbert Yvel defeated Gary Goodridge
by KO at 1R '0"28
5th Match
Mark Kerr defeated Borisov Igor
by Neck Crank at 1R '2"06
6th Match
Igor Vovchanchyn defeated Enson Inoue
by TKO/ Doctor Stop after 1R
7th Match
Masaaki Satake defeated Kazunari Murakami
by TKO/ Referee Stop at 1R '6"58
8th Match
Kazuyuki Fujita defeated Ken Shamrock
by TKO Throwing the Towel at 1R '6"46
9th Match
Ryan Gracie defeated Tokimitsu Ishizawa
by TKO/Referee Stop at '2"16
10th Match
Kazushi Sakuraba defeated Renzo Gracie
by Chicken Wing Arm Lock at 2R '9"43
PRIDE FC:NEW BLOOD a.k.a. PRIDE.9 6.4.2000 NAGOYA RAINBOWHALL
Results
@ the 1st match [ canceled ] @ @ @
- Matt Serra X Johil de Oliveira -
@ the 2nd match [1R 00'48" KO/ Choke ]
Heath Herring X Willie Peters
@ the 3rd match [ 2R Decision ] @ @ @
Tracy Telligman X Carlos Barreto
@ the 4th match [ 2R Decision ] @
VernonAhTigerAhWhite X Allan Goes
@ the 5th match [ 1R 00'40"/ Arm bar] @
Naoki Sano X Carlos Newton
@ the 6th match [ 1R 06'44"/ Arm bar] @
Akira Shoji
X JohnAhThe SaintAhRenken
@ the 7th match [ 2R Decision ] @ @ @
Gary Goodridge X Ricco Rodriguez
@ the 8th match [ 1R 05'03 / Doctor stop ] @
Daijiro Matsui X Igor Vovchanchyn
@ the 9th match [2R Decision ] @ @ @
Gillbert Yvel X Victor Belfort
Official Report
We offer an on-the-spot report of the match from Tokyo Dome.
PRIDE FC2000 first round
First match
[W] Igor Vovchanchyn VS Gary Goodridge [L]
[10'14" KO]
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Second Match
[W] Kazushi Sakuraba VS Royce Gracie [L]
[EX 6R TKO]
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Third Match
[L] Akira Shoji VS Mark Coleman [W]
[Decision 3-0]
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Fourth Match
[W] Kazuyuki Fujita VS Mark Kerr [L]
[Decision 3-0]
Special Match(Fifth Match)
[L] Masaaki Satake VS Guy Mezger [W]
[Decision]
PRIDE FC2000 Semi Final
Sixth Match
[W] Igor Vovchanchyn VS Kazushi Sakuraba [L]
[TKO]
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Seventh Match
[W] Mark Coleman VS Kazuyuki Fujita [L]
[0'02" TKO]
Special Match(Eighth Match)
[L] Alexander Otsuka VS Kenneth Wayne Shamrock [W]
[9'43" TKO]
PRIDE FC2000 Final match
[L] Igor Vovchanchyn VS Mark Coleman [W]
PRIDE FC2000 Opening 2000.1.30 TOKYO DOME
Strongest tournament in the world! Royce, in first appearance, defeats Takada.
The world's strongest tournament "PRIDE GP2000" finally came to pass. Besides the current PRIDE fighters, Royce Gracie, first participant and the heir of the Gracie family, Fujita, the heir of "Inoki-ism", former K-1 contender Satake and former sumo wrestler Tachihikari appeared. Sixteen exclusive fighters were selected from various fields and an initial qualifier was held. Fujita won over Nijman, former Rings, and showed his power. As for Sakuraba vs. Mezger, Mezger forfeited the match and Sakuraba proceeded. Takada fought Royce. He vowed revenge after the defeat over Ricson, but again he lost by judges' decision after displaying splendid technique using singlets. Goodridge, Shoji, Coleman, Vovchanchyn and Kerr, who are regular contenders in PRIDE, won the right to go on to a second qualifier.
Results
Reserved Match [10mins2R]
[W] Wanderlei Da Silva 1R 2'42" Choke Bob Schlaber [L]
First Match [15mins1R]
[L] Tachihikari 1R 0'51" Choke Gary Goodridge [W]
Second Match [15mins1R]
[W] Akira Shoji 1R Decision 2-0 Ebenezer Fontes Braga [L]
Third Match [15mins1R]
[W] Kazuyuki Fujita 1R 2'48" Submission Hanse Nijman [L]
Fourth Match [15mins1R]
[W] Kazushi Sakuraba 1R Forfeited match Guy Mezger [L]
Fifth Match [15mins1R]
[L] Masaaki Satake 1R 1'14" Neck lock Mark Colman [W]
Sixth Match [15mins1R]
[L] Alexsander Otsuka 1R Decision 0-3 Igor Vovchanchyn [W]
Seventh Match [15mins1R]
[L] Enson Inoue 1R Decision 0-3 Mark Kerr [W]
Eighth Match [15mins1R]
[L] Nobuhiko Takada 1R Decision 0-3 Royce Gracie [W]
PRIDE FC:NEW BLOOD a.k.a PRIDE 8 11.21.1999 ARIAKE COLOSSEUM
Sakuraba assumes overwhelming victory over Royler! Japan defeats Gracies after 48 years!
This event had been heralded as a "best show in memory" thanks to Vovchanchyn's quick victory, first-time participation by Tom Erikson and Ricard Morais, etc. But it was Sakuraba who ultimately stole the show. The Gracie family, undefeated not only in PRIDE rings but everywhere in Japan, showed up to fight the two strongest pro-wrestlers. Alexsander Otsuka fought well but lost by judges' decision over the heir to the strongest lineage. In the bout between Royler (Ricson's brother) and Sakuraba, the latter, who is known in Japan as the Savior of the Pro-Wresting world, blew away Royler's ground technique (thought to be stronger than Ricson's) and brought the fight to a referee stop. After 48 years, Japanese combative sports could claim victory over the Gracie family. Not only pro-wrestling fans but all combative sports fans were wildly excited over this victory.
Results
First Match [10mins2R]
[L] Daijiro Matsui 2R Decision 0-6 Wanderlei Da Silva [W]
Second Match [10mins2R]
[W] Frank Trigg 1R 5'00" KO Fabiano Iha [L]
Third Match [10mins2R]
[L] Carl Malenko 1R 9'16" Sholder hold Allan Goes [W]
Fourth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Mark Colman 2R Decision 4-0 Ricard Morais [L]
Fifth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Tom Erikson 2R Decision 5-0 Gary Goodridge [L]
Sixth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Igor Vovchanchyn 1R 1'23" KO Francisco Bueno [L]
Seventh Match [10mins2R]
[L] Alexsander Otsuka 2R Decision 0-5 Renzo Gracie [W]
Eighth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Kazushi Sakuraba 2R 13'16" Referee stop Royler Gracie [L
PRIDE FC: NEW BLOOD a.k.a PRIDE 7 9.12.1999YOKOHAMA ARENA
Vovchanchyn, the Ultimate Weapon from the North, causes Kerr to black out — but ultimately it's to no avail.
Kerr and Vovchanchyn clash to struggle for the top seat as foreign fighters. Vovchanchyn put a knee kick to Kerr, causing him to black out, and was declared winner by TKO. However, the decision was later changed to "no contest" because of his illegal action. Nevertheless there is no denying the power of the Ultimate Weapon from the North. Sakuraba came on with pro-wrestling techniques as he had promised, and gained cheers from the audience. He achieved a stylish win through the use of an arm bar, taking him beyond the realm of ValeTudo. Allan Goes, who was so eager to fight Sakuraba again, appeared at the venue. Antonio Inoki joined in the celebration at the event as well.
Results
First Match [10mins2R]
[W] Daijiro Matsui disqualification (with 3 warnings) Bob Schlaber [L] @
Second Match [10mins2R]
[L] Carl Malenko 2R Decision 0-6 Wanderlei Da Silva [W] @
Third Match [8mins2R]
[W] Enson Inoue 1R 1'15" Arm bar Tully Kulihaaapai [L] *PRIDE contenders rules
Fourth Match [10mins2R]
[L] Branco Cikatic 1R 7'33" Choke Maurice Smith [W] @
Fifth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Akira Shoji extra rounds Decision 3-0 Larry Perker [L] @
Sixth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Kazushi Sakuraba 2R 2'30" Arm bar Anthony Macias [L] @
Seventh Match [10mins2R]
@ Mark Kerr No Contest(Invalid match) Igor Vovchanchyn @ @
Eighth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Nobuhiko Takada 2R 1'32" TKO(choke) Alexsander Otsuka [L] @
PRIDE FC: NEW BLOOD a.k.aPRIDE 6 7.4.1999 YOKOHAMA ARENA
Takada challenges undefeated Kerr, suffers defeat! Ogawa's first PRIDE victory!
First participants this time were Naoya Ogawa, UFO, Mezger, the sixth King of Pancrase, Carl Malenco, Battlarts. Frank Shamrock, former UFC middle class champ, showed his intention to participate as well. Ogawa dodged blows from Goodridge and took home a sweeping victory, gaining huge cheers from fans. Sakuraba fought Braga, who had brought Funaki completely down, and snatched victory by making him tap out from an arm bar. Braga has never tapped out before. Kerr, the undefeated fighter whom nobody wants to face, fought Takada. Takada endured bravely but was utterly outfought. Kerr's extraordinary power was in full force.
Results
First Match [10mins2R]
[W] Carl Malenko extra rounds Decision 3-0 Egan Inoue [L] @
Second Match [10mins2R]
[L] Daijiro Matsui extra rounds Decision 0-3 Carlos Newton [W] @
Third Match [10mins2R]
[W] Igor Vovchanchyn extra rounds Decision 2-1 Carlos Barreto dos Santos [L] @
Fourth Match [3mins3R]
[W] Hiroki Kurosawa 2R Decision 5-0 Nobuaki Kakuda [L] *Full contact Karate rules
Fifth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Akira Shoji extra rounds Decision 2-1 Guy Mezger [L] @
Sixth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Naoya Ogawa 2R 0'36" Arm lock Gary Goodridge [L] @
Seventh Match [10mins2R]
[W] Kazushi Sakuraba 1R 9'23" Arm bar Ebenezer Fontes Braga [L] @
Eighth Match [10mins2R]
[L] Nobuhiko Takada 1R 3'04" Arm lock Mark Kerr [W] @
PRIDE FC: NEW BLOOD a.k.aPRIDE 5 4.29.1999 NAGOYA RAINBOW HALL
Takada floors former UFC King, and Ogawa finally shows up!
Enson Inoue’s first appearance and fight with Mark Kerr was cancelled due to Kerr’s injury. Enson took an easy advantage over Nishida, a substitute, and won after only 24 seconds of the 1st Round. Unfortunately he broke his right fist. Sakuraba got a quick win over Victor and bellowed "I want to fight a stronger guy!", which brought huge cheers from fans. Takada came from behind to win by a heel hold over Coleman, who became a second consecutive winner in the UFC, and had bounced back after a hard-won defeat over Ricson. After the match, Naoya Ogawa stormed into the ring to call for a fight with Takada. He replied "I will accept any challenge from anybody anytime!", leaving a strong impression on the gathering.
Results
First Match [15mins1R]
[L] Minoru Toyonaga 1R 5'53" Referee stop Egan Inoue [W] @
Second Match [10mins2R]
[L] Satoshi Honma 1R 4'59" Referee stop Francisco Bueno [W] @
Third Match [10mins2R]
[L] Akira Shoji 2R Decision Igor Vovchanchyn [W] @
Fourth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Enson Inoue 1R 0'24" Choke Soichi Nishida [L] @
Super Exhibition [5mins1R]
- Rickson Gracie Royler Gracie - *judo rules
Fifth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Kazushi Sakuraba 2R Decision Vitor Belfort [L] @
Sixth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Nobuhiko Takada 2R 1'44" Ankle hold Mark Colman [L] @
PRIDE FC: NEW BLOOD a.k.aPRIDE 4 10.11.1999 TOKYO DOME
Takada falls to Ricson once again by an arm bar!
This was the re-match between Ricson and Takada, one year later. Takada vowed revenge on Ricson and fought well, but again lost by an arm bar, just as he had last year. But Alexsander Otsuka, who first appeared with Battlarts, stole the show. Alex went up against Ruas, and his repeated blows on the ground led his counterpart to a dead end. The audience erupted over his victory. Shoji won over Ismail, a Brazilian "Mad Dog", Vovchanchyn slammed Goodridge heavily, and Kerr achieved an overwhelming victory over Hugo Duarte, strongest of the Luta Livre, who had had a street fight with Ricson.
Results
First Match [10mins3R]
[L] GARY GOODRIDGE 1R 5'58" Referee stop IGOR VOVCHANCHYN [W]
Second Match [10mins3R]
[W] AKIRA SHOJI 2R 1'26" Referee stop WALLID ISMAIL [L]
Third Match [10mins3R]
@ SHUNSUKE MATSUI TIME UP Draw SANAE KIKUTA @
Fourth Match [10mins3R]
@ KAZUSHI SAKURABA TIME UP Draw ALLAN GOES @
Fifth Match [10mins3R]
[L] YUHI SANO 1R 9'25" Referee stop SATOSHI HONMA [W]
Sixth Match [10mins3R]
[L] MARCO RUAS 2R1'6" TKO(throwing towel) ALEXANDER OTSUKA [W]
Seventh Match [10mins3R]
[L] HUGO DUARTE 3R 2'32" KO MARK KEER [W]
Eighth Match [10mins3R]
[W] RICKSON GRACIE 1R 9'30" Arm bar NOBUHIKO TAKADA [L]
PRIDE FC: NEW BLOOD a.k.a PRIDE 3 6.24.1998 NIPPON BUDOKAN
The resurrection of Takada, a splendid comeback after a bitter defeat!
Six months have passed since his defeat over Ricson. He won over Sturgeon by a heel hold in his comeback. After this bout, he declared a revenge battle against Ricson and the fans cheered. Sakuraba vs. Newton, a Japan vs. Canada summit in the middleweight class, was a scrambling mix-up and Sakuraba won by one. It was called the best bout in PRIDE history. Kerr and Goodridge dominated the bouts completely to reveal their real power. Matsui vs. Shoji was the first Japanese contenders match. Matsui, professional wrestler, showed his guts, and ended the match in a draw after a 40-minute, all-out crush.
Results
First Match [10mins3R]
@ SHUNSUKE MATSUI TIME UP Draw AKIRA SHOJI @
Second Match [10mins3R]
[L] EMANUEL YARBROUGH 2R 3'22" Tap out DAIJYU TAKASE [W]
Third Match [10mins3R]
[W] KAZUSHI SAKURABA 2R 5'19" Knee bar CARLOS NEWTON [L]
Fourth Match [10mins3R]
[W] GARY GOODRIDGE 1R 7'22" TKO AMIR [L]
Fifth Match [10mins3R]
[W] MARK KEER 1R 2'13" TKO PEDRO OTAVIO [L]
Sixth Match [10mins3R]
[W] NOBUHIKO TAKADA 1R 2'17" Ankle hold KYLE STURGEON [L]
PRIDE.2 1998.3.15 YOKOHAMA ARENA
UFO King vs. K-1 King, this unprecedented match ended in an unexpected result...
In this event, Kerr, the strongest in the primaries, faced Cikatic, K-1 King, to fight a dream match. But under pressure from Kerr, Cikatic held the rope and lost by illegal actions. We had no chance to see Kerr's real strength though we caught a glimpse of his breathtaking speed and power. Royler, Ricson's actual brother, faced Sano, professional wrestler, and won overwhelmingly, despite a difference in body weight of over 30kg. Renzo won over Kikuta in a 50-minute crush. Gracie's power was unshakable. As UFC King Ruas, a veteran of Luta Livre, first appeared, he was in trouble from Goodridge's hard blows, but endured to a reversal victory. He proved to be the King on the Road. Sakuraba made his debut at "PRIDE", and got an easy win over White, former Pancrase fighter.
Results
First Match [endless]
[W] ROYLER GRACIE 33'14" Arm bar YUHI SANO [L]
Second Match [10minsX°R]
[W] AKIRA SHOJI 1R 3'47" Choke JUAN MOTT [L]
Third Match [3mins5R]
[W] WILLIAM ROOSMALEN 4R 0'38" KO RALPH WHITE [L] *Standing bout
Fourth Match [10minsX°R]
[L] VWRNON "TIGER" WHITE 3R 6'53" Arm bar KAZUSHI SAKURABA [W]
Fifth Match [10minsX°R]
[W] RENZO GRACIE 6R 0'43" Neck lock SANAE KIKUTA [L]
Sixth Match [3mins5R]
[W] TASIS "TOSCA" PETRIDIS 5R Decision "BIG" GEORGE
RANDOLPH [L] *Standing bout
Seventh Match [10minsX°áR]
[W] MARCO RUAS 1R 9'09" Ankle hold GARY GOODRIDGE [L]
Eighth Match [10minsX°R]
[L] BRANCO CIKATIC 1R 2'14" Illegal actions MARK KEER [W]
PRIDE 1 1997.10.11 TOKYO DOME
Ricson wins sweeping victory over Takada in the first round of legacy!
The "Bout of the Century" featuring Ricson vs. Takada has finally come true. Ricson, known as a"400 consecutive winner" and Takada called "the strongest" fought a decisive battle to rock Japanese combative sports. Ricson dominated the fight completely, and Takada had to tap in mortification from an arm bar, echoing the screams of fans in the Dome.
Kurosawa from then Kyokushin-Kaikan, Shoji and Murakami from Wa-Jyutsu/Keishu-Kai(current UFO), Kitao from Buko-Dojo participated, regardless of the frame of the groups. Kurosawa succumbed to a doctor stop due to ligament rupture, but his attitude to go on was what we praised as "Kyokushin Spirit". Shoji, faced with Renzo, same group as Ricson, fought to a tie ending, against all expectation. It was also an upset match of historical proportion. Murakami and Kitao won overwhelmingly.
Result
First Match [5mins3R]
[W] KAZUNARI MURAKAMI 1R 1'34" Arm bar JOHN DIXSON [L]
Second Match [10mins3R]
[W] GARY GOODRIDGE 1R 4'57" Referee stop OLEG TAKTAROV [L]
Third Match [10mins3R]
AKIRA SHOJI TIME UP Draw RENZO GRACIE
Fourth Match [5mins3R]
[L] NATHAN JONES 1R 2'14" Arm lock MITUHARU KITAO [W]
Special Match 1 [3mins5R]
RALPH WHITE 1R 1'52" No contest BRANCO CIKATIC *Standing bout
Special match 2 [3mins5R]
[W] IGOR MEINDERT 3R 1'16" Referee stop HIROKI KUROSAWA [L]
Fifth Match [30mins1]
KIMO TIME UP Draw DANIEL SEVERN
Sixth Match [5mins12R]
[W] RICKSON GRACIE 1R4'47" Arm bar NOBUHIKO TAKADA [L]
Kto na ulicy raz porzadnie nie dostanie - ten sie nigdy wszystkiego porzadnie nie nauczy
PRIDE 20 Results - Tokyo, Japan
Feruary 24, 2002
Bob Sapp defeated Yoshihisa Yamamoto by TKO (Strikes) 2:44 1R
Quinton Jackson defeated Masaaki Satake by TKO (Shoulder Injury from Takedown) 7:07 1R
Rogerio Nogueira defeated Yusuke Imamura by Submission (Guillotine Choke) 0:35 1R
Ricardo Arona defeated Dan Henderson by Decision (Split) 5:00 3R
Murilo Rua defeated Mario Sperry by Decision (Unanimous) 5:00 3R
Sanae Kikuta defeated Alexander Otsuka by Decision (Unanimous) 5:00 3R
Vanderlei Silva drew with Mirko Filipovic Draw 3:00 5R
PRIDE 19 Results - Tokyo, Japan
Feruary 24, 2002
Tom "Big Cat" Erikson defeated Tim "Obake" Catalfo 2:35 1R by Submission (Rear Naked Choke)
Alex Steibling defeated Wallid Ismail by Decision (Unanimous) 5:00 3R
Rodrigo Gracie defeated Daijiro Matsui by Submission (Guilotine Choke) 0:28 3R
Carlos "The Ronin" Newton defeated Jose "Pele" Landy by Submission (Armbar) 7:16 1R
Heath Herring defeated Igor Vovchanchyn by Unanimous Decision 5:00 3R.
Don Frye defeated Ken Shamrock by Decision (Split) 5:00 3R
Antonio "Minotauro" Nogueira defeated Enson Inoue by TKO (Triangle Choke) 1R 6:17
Vanderlei Silva defeated Kiyoshi Tamura by TKO (Punch) 2:28 2R
Pride 18 - December 23, 2001
Semmy Schilt def. Yoshihiro Takayama by KO 3:09 R1
Vanderlei Silva def. Alexander Otsuka by doctor stoppage 2:22 R3
Jeremy Horn def. Akira Shoji by unanimous decision 3R
Igor Vovchanchyn def. Valentijn Overeem by heel hook 4:35 R1
Norihisa Yamamoto def. Jan Nortje by armbar 1:43 R1
Murilo Ninja def. Alex Andrade by unanimous decision 3R
Alex Stiebling def. Alan Goes by TKO (strikes) 0:47 R3
Daijiru Matsui def. Quinton Jackson by disqualification (knee to groin) 0:14 R1
PRIDE 17 - November 3, 2001
Vanderlei Silva def. Kazushi Sakuraba via Medical Stoppage between R1 and 2 (Dislocated Shoulder)
Rodrigo "Minotauro" Nogueira def. Heath Herring via unanimous decision
Nobuhiko Takada Drew with Mirko Cro Cop
Tom Erickson def. Matt Skelton by tapout from Front Choke, R1
Quinton Jackson def. Yuki Ishikawa by KO 1:52 R1
Dan Henderson def. Muril 'Ninja' Rua by Split Decision
Semmy Schilt def. Masaaki Satake by KO 2:18 R1
Mario Sperry def. Igor Vovchanchyn by tapout from arm-triangle choke 2:52 R1
Renzo Gracie defeated Michiyoshi Ohara via decision
PRIDE 16 - September 24, 2001
Rodrigo 'Minotauro' Noguiera def Mark Coleman via submission - R1
Don Frye def Gilbert Yvel via disqualification - R1
Semmy Schilt def Akira Shoji via ref stoppage - R1
Ricardo Arona def Guy Mezger via Decision
Murilo Ninja def Daijiro Matsui via ref stoppage - R3
Assuerio Silva def Norihisa Yamamoto via ref stoppage (punches) R1
Gary Goodridge def Yoshiaki Yatsu via submission (guillotine choke) R1
PRIDE 15 - July 29
Rodrigo Nogueira def Gary Goodridge via Submission R1
Kazushi Sakuraba def Quinton Jackson via Submission R1
Tokimtsu Ishizawa def Ryan Gracie via TKO (Injury) R1
Assuerio Silva def Valentijn Overeem via Submission (2:50) R1
Wallid Ismail def Shungo Oyama via Submission (2:30) R2
Ebenezer Braga def Daijiro Matsui via Decision
Igor Vovchanchyn def Masake Satake via Decision
Heath Herring def Mark Kerr via TKO (4:30) R2
PRIDE 14 - May 27, 2001
Kazuyuki Fujita def Yoshihiro Takayama via submission (choke)
Igor Vovchanchyn def Gilbert Yvel via submission (choke)
Vanderlei Silva def Shungo Oyama via referee stoppage (strikes)
Dan Henderson def Akira Shoji via referee stoppage (strikes)
Vitor Belfort def Heath Herring via decision
Gary Goodridge def Valentijn Overeem via referee stoppage (strikes) - R1
Chuck Liddell def Guy Mezger via KO - R2
Daijiro Matsui def. Pele via decision
Nino Schembri def. Johil de Oliveira via submission (armbar)- R1
PRIDE 13 RESULTS
SUNDAY, MARCH 25, 2001 From TOKYO, JAPAN
Vanderlei Silva def. Kazushi Sakuraba / 1R '1"38 / TKO
Tra Telligman def. Igor Vovchanchyn/ 3R/ Judgement Decision (3-0)
Tadao Yasuda def. Masaaki Satake/ 3R/ Judgement Decision (2-1)
Mark Coleman def. Allan Goes/ 1R '1"19/ TKO
Dan Henderson def. Renzo Gracie/ 1R '1"40/ KO
Heath Herring def. Sobolev Denis/ 1R"22/ Tap Out
Guy Mezger def. Egan Inoue/ 1R '2"25/ KO
Vitor Bellfort def. Bobby Southworth/ 1R '4"09/ Tap Out
PRIDE-12 RESULTS UP DATE
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On December 23d At Saitama Super Arena
1ST. FIGHT
Alexander Otsuka Guy Mezger
1R 01'54" - KO
2ND. FIGHT
Johil de Oliveira Carlos Newton
2R by Judgement decision
3RD. FIGHT
Ricco Rodriguez John Marsh
2R by Judgement Decision
4TH. FIGHT
Akira Shoji Ricardo Almeida
2R by Judgement Decision
5TH. FIGHT
Enson Inoue Heath Herring
2R 04'31" - TKO by Referee Stop
6TH. FIGHT
Vanderlei Silva
Dan Henderson
2R by Judgement Decision
-A BREAK-
7TH. FIGHT
Kazuyuki Fujita
Gilbert Yvel
2R by Judgement Decision
8TH. FIGHT
Igor Vovchanchyn Mark Kerr
2R additional R (5min) by Judgement Decision
9TH. FIGHT
Kazushi Sakuraba Ryan Gracie
1R by Judgement Decision
PRIDE-11 RESULTS UP DATE
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On October 31st At OSAKA CASTLE HALL
1ST. FIGHT
Heath Herring Tom Erikson
1R 06'17" - Tapped Out (IPPON) by Choke Sleeper
2ND. FIGHT
Gilbert Yvel Vanderlei Silva
1R 00'21" - Not Contest by Doctor Stop
3RD. FIGHT
Yoshiaki Yatsu Gary Goodridge
1R 08'58" - TKO by Referee Stop
4TH. FIGHT
Alexander Otsuka Mike Bourke
1R 02'37" - Tapped Out (IPPON) by Double Arm Bar
5TH. FIGHT
Akira Shoji Herman Renting
1R 03'48" - Tapped Out (IPPON) by Arm Bar
-A BREAK-
6TH. FIGHT
Igar Vovchnchyn
Nobuyuki Takeda
2R 03'17" - Tapped Out (IPPON) by Punch
7TH. FIGHT
Masaaki Satake Naoya Ogawa
2R 02'01" - Tapped Out (IPPON) by Choke Sleeper
8TH. FIGHT
Kazushi Sakuraba Shannon "The Cannon" Ritch
1R 01'08" - Tapped Out (IPPON) by Ankle Hold
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PRIDE 10 Results
RETURN OF THE WARRIORS RESULT
1st Match
Vitor Belfort defeated Daijiro Matsui
by unanimous decision
2nd Match
Vanderlei Silva defeated Guy Mezger
by KO at 1R '3"45
3rd Match
Ricco Rodriguez defeated Giant Ochiai
by Front Choke at 1R '6"04
4th Match
Gilbert Yvel defeated Gary Goodridge
by KO at 1R '0"28
5th Match
Mark Kerr defeated Borisov Igor
by Neck Crank at 1R '2"06
6th Match
Igor Vovchanchyn defeated Enson Inoue
by TKO/ Doctor Stop after 1R
7th Match
Masaaki Satake defeated Kazunari Murakami
by TKO/ Referee Stop at 1R '6"58
8th Match
Kazuyuki Fujita defeated Ken Shamrock
by TKO Throwing the Towel at 1R '6"46
9th Match
Ryan Gracie defeated Tokimitsu Ishizawa
by TKO/Referee Stop at '2"16
10th Match
Kazushi Sakuraba defeated Renzo Gracie
by Chicken Wing Arm Lock at 2R '9"43
PRIDE FC:NEW BLOOD a.k.a. PRIDE.9 6.4.2000 NAGOYA RAINBOWHALL
Results
@ the 1st match [ canceled ] @ @ @
- Matt Serra X Johil de Oliveira -
@ the 2nd match [1R 00'48" KO/ Choke ]
Heath Herring X Willie Peters
@ the 3rd match [ 2R Decision ] @ @ @
Tracy Telligman X Carlos Barreto
@ the 4th match [ 2R Decision ] @
VernonAhTigerAhWhite X Allan Goes
@ the 5th match [ 1R 00'40"/ Arm bar] @
Naoki Sano X Carlos Newton
@ the 6th match [ 1R 06'44"/ Arm bar] @
Akira Shoji
X JohnAhThe SaintAhRenken
@ the 7th match [ 2R Decision ] @ @ @
Gary Goodridge X Ricco Rodriguez
@ the 8th match [ 1R 05'03 / Doctor stop ] @
Daijiro Matsui X Igor Vovchanchyn
@ the 9th match [2R Decision ] @ @ @
Gillbert Yvel X Victor Belfort
Official Report
We offer an on-the-spot report of the match from Tokyo Dome.
PRIDE FC2000 first round
First match
[W] Igor Vovchanchyn VS Gary Goodridge [L]
[10'14" KO]
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Second Match
[W] Kazushi Sakuraba VS Royce Gracie [L]
[EX 6R TKO]
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Third Match
[L] Akira Shoji VS Mark Coleman [W]
[Decision 3-0]
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Fourth Match
[W] Kazuyuki Fujita VS Mark Kerr [L]
[Decision 3-0]
Special Match(Fifth Match)
[L] Masaaki Satake VS Guy Mezger [W]
[Decision]
PRIDE FC2000 Semi Final
Sixth Match
[W] Igor Vovchanchyn VS Kazushi Sakuraba [L]
[TKO]
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Seventh Match
[W] Mark Coleman VS Kazuyuki Fujita [L]
[0'02" TKO]
Special Match(Eighth Match)
[L] Alexander Otsuka VS Kenneth Wayne Shamrock [W]
[9'43" TKO]
PRIDE FC2000 Final match
[L] Igor Vovchanchyn VS Mark Coleman [W]
PRIDE FC2000 Opening 2000.1.30 TOKYO DOME
Strongest tournament in the world! Royce, in first appearance, defeats Takada.
The world's strongest tournament "PRIDE GP2000" finally came to pass. Besides the current PRIDE fighters, Royce Gracie, first participant and the heir of the Gracie family, Fujita, the heir of "Inoki-ism", former K-1 contender Satake and former sumo wrestler Tachihikari appeared. Sixteen exclusive fighters were selected from various fields and an initial qualifier was held. Fujita won over Nijman, former Rings, and showed his power. As for Sakuraba vs. Mezger, Mezger forfeited the match and Sakuraba proceeded. Takada fought Royce. He vowed revenge after the defeat over Ricson, but again he lost by judges' decision after displaying splendid technique using singlets. Goodridge, Shoji, Coleman, Vovchanchyn and Kerr, who are regular contenders in PRIDE, won the right to go on to a second qualifier.
Results
Reserved Match [10mins2R]
[W] Wanderlei Da Silva 1R 2'42" Choke Bob Schlaber [L]
First Match [15mins1R]
[L] Tachihikari 1R 0'51" Choke Gary Goodridge [W]
Second Match [15mins1R]
[W] Akira Shoji 1R Decision 2-0 Ebenezer Fontes Braga [L]
Third Match [15mins1R]
[W] Kazuyuki Fujita 1R 2'48" Submission Hanse Nijman [L]
Fourth Match [15mins1R]
[W] Kazushi Sakuraba 1R Forfeited match Guy Mezger [L]
Fifth Match [15mins1R]
[L] Masaaki Satake 1R 1'14" Neck lock Mark Colman [W]
Sixth Match [15mins1R]
[L] Alexsander Otsuka 1R Decision 0-3 Igor Vovchanchyn [W]
Seventh Match [15mins1R]
[L] Enson Inoue 1R Decision 0-3 Mark Kerr [W]
Eighth Match [15mins1R]
[L] Nobuhiko Takada 1R Decision 0-3 Royce Gracie [W]
PRIDE FC:NEW BLOOD a.k.a PRIDE 8 11.21.1999 ARIAKE COLOSSEUM
Sakuraba assumes overwhelming victory over Royler! Japan defeats Gracies after 48 years!
This event had been heralded as a "best show in memory" thanks to Vovchanchyn's quick victory, first-time participation by Tom Erikson and Ricard Morais, etc. But it was Sakuraba who ultimately stole the show. The Gracie family, undefeated not only in PRIDE rings but everywhere in Japan, showed up to fight the two strongest pro-wrestlers. Alexsander Otsuka fought well but lost by judges' decision over the heir to the strongest lineage. In the bout between Royler (Ricson's brother) and Sakuraba, the latter, who is known in Japan as the Savior of the Pro-Wresting world, blew away Royler's ground technique (thought to be stronger than Ricson's) and brought the fight to a referee stop. After 48 years, Japanese combative sports could claim victory over the Gracie family. Not only pro-wrestling fans but all combative sports fans were wildly excited over this victory.
Results
First Match [10mins2R]
[L] Daijiro Matsui 2R Decision 0-6 Wanderlei Da Silva [W]
Second Match [10mins2R]
[W] Frank Trigg 1R 5'00" KO Fabiano Iha [L]
Third Match [10mins2R]
[L] Carl Malenko 1R 9'16" Sholder hold Allan Goes [W]
Fourth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Mark Colman 2R Decision 4-0 Ricard Morais [L]
Fifth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Tom Erikson 2R Decision 5-0 Gary Goodridge [L]
Sixth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Igor Vovchanchyn 1R 1'23" KO Francisco Bueno [L]
Seventh Match [10mins2R]
[L] Alexsander Otsuka 2R Decision 0-5 Renzo Gracie [W]
Eighth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Kazushi Sakuraba 2R 13'16" Referee stop Royler Gracie [L
PRIDE FC: NEW BLOOD a.k.a PRIDE 7 9.12.1999YOKOHAMA ARENA
Vovchanchyn, the Ultimate Weapon from the North, causes Kerr to black out — but ultimately it's to no avail.
Kerr and Vovchanchyn clash to struggle for the top seat as foreign fighters. Vovchanchyn put a knee kick to Kerr, causing him to black out, and was declared winner by TKO. However, the decision was later changed to "no contest" because of his illegal action. Nevertheless there is no denying the power of the Ultimate Weapon from the North. Sakuraba came on with pro-wrestling techniques as he had promised, and gained cheers from the audience. He achieved a stylish win through the use of an arm bar, taking him beyond the realm of ValeTudo. Allan Goes, who was so eager to fight Sakuraba again, appeared at the venue. Antonio Inoki joined in the celebration at the event as well.
Results
First Match [10mins2R]
[W] Daijiro Matsui disqualification (with 3 warnings) Bob Schlaber [L] @
Second Match [10mins2R]
[L] Carl Malenko 2R Decision 0-6 Wanderlei Da Silva [W] @
Third Match [8mins2R]
[W] Enson Inoue 1R 1'15" Arm bar Tully Kulihaaapai [L] *PRIDE contenders rules
Fourth Match [10mins2R]
[L] Branco Cikatic 1R 7'33" Choke Maurice Smith [W] @
Fifth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Akira Shoji extra rounds Decision 3-0 Larry Perker [L] @
Sixth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Kazushi Sakuraba 2R 2'30" Arm bar Anthony Macias [L] @
Seventh Match [10mins2R]
@ Mark Kerr No Contest(Invalid match) Igor Vovchanchyn @ @
Eighth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Nobuhiko Takada 2R 1'32" TKO(choke) Alexsander Otsuka [L] @
PRIDE FC: NEW BLOOD a.k.aPRIDE 6 7.4.1999 YOKOHAMA ARENA
Takada challenges undefeated Kerr, suffers defeat! Ogawa's first PRIDE victory!
First participants this time were Naoya Ogawa, UFO, Mezger, the sixth King of Pancrase, Carl Malenco, Battlarts. Frank Shamrock, former UFC middle class champ, showed his intention to participate as well. Ogawa dodged blows from Goodridge and took home a sweeping victory, gaining huge cheers from fans. Sakuraba fought Braga, who had brought Funaki completely down, and snatched victory by making him tap out from an arm bar. Braga has never tapped out before. Kerr, the undefeated fighter whom nobody wants to face, fought Takada. Takada endured bravely but was utterly outfought. Kerr's extraordinary power was in full force.
Results
First Match [10mins2R]
[W] Carl Malenko extra rounds Decision 3-0 Egan Inoue [L] @
Second Match [10mins2R]
[L] Daijiro Matsui extra rounds Decision 0-3 Carlos Newton [W] @
Third Match [10mins2R]
[W] Igor Vovchanchyn extra rounds Decision 2-1 Carlos Barreto dos Santos [L] @
Fourth Match [3mins3R]
[W] Hiroki Kurosawa 2R Decision 5-0 Nobuaki Kakuda [L] *Full contact Karate rules
Fifth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Akira Shoji extra rounds Decision 2-1 Guy Mezger [L] @
Sixth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Naoya Ogawa 2R 0'36" Arm lock Gary Goodridge [L] @
Seventh Match [10mins2R]
[W] Kazushi Sakuraba 1R 9'23" Arm bar Ebenezer Fontes Braga [L] @
Eighth Match [10mins2R]
[L] Nobuhiko Takada 1R 3'04" Arm lock Mark Kerr [W] @
PRIDE FC: NEW BLOOD a.k.aPRIDE 5 4.29.1999 NAGOYA RAINBOW HALL
Takada floors former UFC King, and Ogawa finally shows up!
Enson Inoue’s first appearance and fight with Mark Kerr was cancelled due to Kerr’s injury. Enson took an easy advantage over Nishida, a substitute, and won after only 24 seconds of the 1st Round. Unfortunately he broke his right fist. Sakuraba got a quick win over Victor and bellowed "I want to fight a stronger guy!", which brought huge cheers from fans. Takada came from behind to win by a heel hold over Coleman, who became a second consecutive winner in the UFC, and had bounced back after a hard-won defeat over Ricson. After the match, Naoya Ogawa stormed into the ring to call for a fight with Takada. He replied "I will accept any challenge from anybody anytime!", leaving a strong impression on the gathering.
Results
First Match [15mins1R]
[L] Minoru Toyonaga 1R 5'53" Referee stop Egan Inoue [W] @
Second Match [10mins2R]
[L] Satoshi Honma 1R 4'59" Referee stop Francisco Bueno [W] @
Third Match [10mins2R]
[L] Akira Shoji 2R Decision Igor Vovchanchyn [W] @
Fourth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Enson Inoue 1R 0'24" Choke Soichi Nishida [L] @
Super Exhibition [5mins1R]
- Rickson Gracie Royler Gracie - *judo rules
Fifth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Kazushi Sakuraba 2R Decision Vitor Belfort [L] @
Sixth Match [10mins2R]
[W] Nobuhiko Takada 2R 1'44" Ankle hold Mark Colman [L] @
PRIDE FC: NEW BLOOD a.k.aPRIDE 4 10.11.1999 TOKYO DOME
Takada falls to Ricson once again by an arm bar!
This was the re-match between Ricson and Takada, one year later. Takada vowed revenge on Ricson and fought well, but again lost by an arm bar, just as he had last year. But Alexsander Otsuka, who first appeared with Battlarts, stole the show. Alex went up against Ruas, and his repeated blows on the ground led his counterpart to a dead end. The audience erupted over his victory. Shoji won over Ismail, a Brazilian "Mad Dog", Vovchanchyn slammed Goodridge heavily, and Kerr achieved an overwhelming victory over Hugo Duarte, strongest of the Luta Livre, who had had a street fight with Ricson.
Results
First Match [10mins3R]
[L] GARY GOODRIDGE 1R 5'58" Referee stop IGOR VOVCHANCHYN [W]
Second Match [10mins3R]
[W] AKIRA SHOJI 2R 1'26" Referee stop WALLID ISMAIL [L]
Third Match [10mins3R]
@ SHUNSUKE MATSUI TIME UP Draw SANAE KIKUTA @
Fourth Match [10mins3R]
@ KAZUSHI SAKURABA TIME UP Draw ALLAN GOES @
Fifth Match [10mins3R]
[L] YUHI SANO 1R 9'25" Referee stop SATOSHI HONMA [W]
Sixth Match [10mins3R]
[L] MARCO RUAS 2R1'6" TKO(throwing towel) ALEXANDER OTSUKA [W]
Seventh Match [10mins3R]
[L] HUGO DUARTE 3R 2'32" KO MARK KEER [W]
Eighth Match [10mins3R]
[W] RICKSON GRACIE 1R 9'30" Arm bar NOBUHIKO TAKADA [L]
PRIDE FC: NEW BLOOD a.k.a PRIDE 3 6.24.1998 NIPPON BUDOKAN
The resurrection of Takada, a splendid comeback after a bitter defeat!
Six months have passed since his defeat over Ricson. He won over Sturgeon by a heel hold in his comeback. After this bout, he declared a revenge battle against Ricson and the fans cheered. Sakuraba vs. Newton, a Japan vs. Canada summit in the middleweight class, was a scrambling mix-up and Sakuraba won by one. It was called the best bout in PRIDE history. Kerr and Goodridge dominated the bouts completely to reveal their real power. Matsui vs. Shoji was the first Japanese contenders match. Matsui, professional wrestler, showed his guts, and ended the match in a draw after a 40-minute, all-out crush.
Results
First Match [10mins3R]
@ SHUNSUKE MATSUI TIME UP Draw AKIRA SHOJI @
Second Match [10mins3R]
[L] EMANUEL YARBROUGH 2R 3'22" Tap out DAIJYU TAKASE [W]
Third Match [10mins3R]
[W] KAZUSHI SAKURABA 2R 5'19" Knee bar CARLOS NEWTON [L]
Fourth Match [10mins3R]
[W] GARY GOODRIDGE 1R 7'22" TKO AMIR [L]
Fifth Match [10mins3R]
[W] MARK KEER 1R 2'13" TKO PEDRO OTAVIO [L]
Sixth Match [10mins3R]
[W] NOBUHIKO TAKADA 1R 2'17" Ankle hold KYLE STURGEON [L]
PRIDE.2 1998.3.15 YOKOHAMA ARENA
UFO King vs. K-1 King, this unprecedented match ended in an unexpected result...
In this event, Kerr, the strongest in the primaries, faced Cikatic, K-1 King, to fight a dream match. But under pressure from Kerr, Cikatic held the rope and lost by illegal actions. We had no chance to see Kerr's real strength though we caught a glimpse of his breathtaking speed and power. Royler, Ricson's actual brother, faced Sano, professional wrestler, and won overwhelmingly, despite a difference in body weight of over 30kg. Renzo won over Kikuta in a 50-minute crush. Gracie's power was unshakable. As UFC King Ruas, a veteran of Luta Livre, first appeared, he was in trouble from Goodridge's hard blows, but endured to a reversal victory. He proved to be the King on the Road. Sakuraba made his debut at "PRIDE", and got an easy win over White, former Pancrase fighter.
Results
First Match [endless]
[W] ROYLER GRACIE 33'14" Arm bar YUHI SANO [L]
Second Match [10minsX°R]
[W] AKIRA SHOJI 1R 3'47" Choke JUAN MOTT [L]
Third Match [3mins5R]
[W] WILLIAM ROOSMALEN 4R 0'38" KO RALPH WHITE [L] *Standing bout
Fourth Match [10minsX°R]
[L] VWRNON "TIGER" WHITE 3R 6'53" Arm bar KAZUSHI SAKURABA [W]
Fifth Match [10minsX°R]
[W] RENZO GRACIE 6R 0'43" Neck lock SANAE KIKUTA [L]
Sixth Match [3mins5R]
[W] TASIS "TOSCA" PETRIDIS 5R Decision "BIG" GEORGE
RANDOLPH [L] *Standing bout
Seventh Match [10minsX°áR]
[W] MARCO RUAS 1R 9'09" Ankle hold GARY GOODRIDGE [L]
Eighth Match [10minsX°R]
[L] BRANCO CIKATIC 1R 2'14" Illegal actions MARK KEER [W]
PRIDE 1 1997.10.11 TOKYO DOME
Ricson wins sweeping victory over Takada in the first round of legacy!
The "Bout of the Century" featuring Ricson vs. Takada has finally come true. Ricson, known as a"400 consecutive winner" and Takada called "the strongest" fought a decisive battle to rock Japanese combative sports. Ricson dominated the fight completely, and Takada had to tap in mortification from an arm bar, echoing the screams of fans in the Dome.
Kurosawa from then Kyokushin-Kaikan, Shoji and Murakami from Wa-Jyutsu/Keishu-Kai(current UFO), Kitao from Buko-Dojo participated, regardless of the frame of the groups. Kurosawa succumbed to a doctor stop due to ligament rupture, but his attitude to go on was what we praised as "Kyokushin Spirit". Shoji, faced with Renzo, same group as Ricson, fought to a tie ending, against all expectation. It was also an upset match of historical proportion. Murakami and Kitao won overwhelmingly.
Result
First Match [5mins3R]
[W] KAZUNARI MURAKAMI 1R 1'34" Arm bar JOHN DIXSON [L]
Second Match [10mins3R]
[W] GARY GOODRIDGE 1R 4'57" Referee stop OLEG TAKTAROV [L]
Third Match [10mins3R]
AKIRA SHOJI TIME UP Draw RENZO GRACIE
Fourth Match [5mins3R]
[L] NATHAN JONES 1R 2'14" Arm lock MITUHARU KITAO [W]
Special Match 1 [3mins5R]
RALPH WHITE 1R 1'52" No contest BRANCO CIKATIC *Standing bout
Special match 2 [3mins5R]
[W] IGOR MEINDERT 3R 1'16" Referee stop HIROKI KUROSAWA [L]
Fifth Match [30mins1]
KIMO TIME UP Draw DANIEL SEVERN
Sixth Match [5mins12R]
[W] RICKSON GRACIE 1R4'47" Arm bar NOBUHIKO TAKADA [L]
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