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K-1 9/29 Seoul & Pancrase 10/14 Tokyo cards
By Zach Arnold | September 6, 2007
K-1 World GP 2007 in Seoul FINAL 16
9/29 Seoul Olympic Gym #1 (5 PM)
- Peter Aerts vs. Ray Sefo
- Jerome Le Banner vs. Ruslan Karaev
- Yusuke Fujimoto vs. Junichi Sawayashiki
- Remy Bonjasky vs. Stefan Leko
- Semmy Schilt vs. Paul Slowinski
- Glaube Feitosa vs. Chalid “Die Faut” Arrab
- Badr Hari vs. Doug Viney
- Choi Hong-Man vs. Mighty Mo
Pancrase 10/14 Tokyo, Differ Ariake
- Light Heavyweight: Yuki Kondo vs. Yuji Sakuragi
- Middleweight: Hikaru Sato vs. Kentaro Abe
- Lightweights: Kenji Arai vs. Takaichi Hirayama
- Welterweights: Asaki Honda vs. Yukio Sakaguchi
- Featherweights: Tatsuya So vs. Yukito
- Featherweights: Manabu Inoue vs. Jung Jin-Suk
- KOP Heavyweight Title: Assuerio Silva vs. Arbocious Tiger
Topics: Japan, K-1, MMA, Media, Pancrase, South Korea, Zach Arnold | 8 Comments » | Permalink | Trackback | Share This
Sawayashiki is the shit, glad they’re not trying to bury him at the stage of 16.
Any videos of Abrocius Tiger? I have heard about him but youtube searches always come up empty.
I wish there was some way to watch Pancrase. I wish they came out with a DVD that has all the best fights with Bas, both Shamrocks, the Gracies etc
The Seoul GP Looks Insane.. I Just Wish that Zabit Samedov would’ve been in Also.. but I Guess its Fair Considering he did later Test Positive for Roids.. Also, Its Good to See Less Freak Shows on the Card Also. I’m rooting for the Champ.. War Hari!!!
Any thoughts on whether or not Mighty Mo vs. Choi will be a repeat of the first one?
nicklovesmma:
Budovideos.com does have 2 “Best Of” Pancrase dvds that has exactly what you are looking for.
They are from Japan, in Japanese (obviously), cost $55 each. Unfortunately, Budovideos.com is out of stock at the moment.
P-Dawg:
Do you know if they are formatted to work on DVD players in North America?
nicklovesmma:
They are Region Free, as far as I understand. So they will work on a DVD player purchased in the United States.