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Post by Stanley Fishman on Aug 3, 2010 19:14:13 GMT -5
To be held at a road house somewhere in Honolulu, Hawaii. MAIN EVENT
YUSUKE TAKAHASHI vs. VINCE CECCHINE The fraudulent catch wrestler Vince Cecchine taking on the legitimate one in Yusuke Takahashi. One man made his name in the ring the other on the streets of New York City. Vince Cecchine took former King of Pancrase Clay Miller to a decision, can Takahashi survive? Could there be some bad blood in this match? ARJEN VAN DEN OETELAAR vs. NEVILLE DIEUSEL BYRD KEVIN MCPHEE vs. THE BLACK RHINO MATT ANGLE & ASHE DENIS vs. FABIO ZULICK 2-on-1 ELIMINATION MATCH! A SELF DEFENSE EXHIBITION AND DEMONSTRATION FEATURING STANLEY FISHMAN AND MAXIM FRANZ
KRAV MAGA vs. SYSTEMA Card finished, and its guaranteed to be a good one. |
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Post by Ray Wizard on Aug 7, 2010 12:18:01 GMT -5
[glow=purple,2,300]The Black Rhino:[/glow] It's interesting that I'm fighting a Canadian in my first match in Hawaii. When I fight abroad, I'm almost always matched up against the hometown favorite. From the kickboxing rings in Thailand to the sandpits of Kuwait, I've never been able to catch a break from fighting men in their own backyards. This is a relief to me, and it's also a good sign that fighters from all across the globe are meeting here to do battle. It's a revival of the tradition set by the ancient Greeks when they fought eachother without restriction in Pankration contests.
I don't know much about my opponent's fighting style, but it's likely I wouldn't change my approach to fighting if I did. I have a weak chin, and I'll be the first to admit that. If a good, strong fighter cracks me a good one on the button, I'm going out. The trick is to not keep my head where he wants it to be and to clock him before he tries to clock me. It's hard to hit a moving target when both of your eyes are swollen shut.
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