DREAM.12 Results live October 25th from the Osaka-Jo Hall in Osaka, Japan. The infamous white cage makes its debut on tonight’s event.

MAIN CARD

• Alistair Overeem defeats James Thompson via Submission (Standing Guillotine) in R1
• Eddie Alvarez defeats Katsunori Kikuno via Submission (Arm Triangle) in R1
• Marius Zaromskis defeats Myeon Ho Bae via KO (Kick) in R1
• Kazushi Sakuraba defeats Zelg Galesic via Submission (Kneebar) in R1
• Katsuyori Shibata defeats Tokimitsu Ishizawa via TKO (Punches) in R1
• Dong-Sik Yoon defeats Tarec Saffiedine via Split Decision.
• Yoshiro Maeda defeats Chase Beebe via Submission (Rear Naked Choke) in R1
• Kuniyoshi Hironaka defeats Won Sik “Parky” Park via TKO (Injury – Eye) after R1
• Tomoya Miyashita defeats Keisuke Fujiwara via Unanimous Decision

K-1 Fields Dynamite 2009 annual New Years Eve show on Dec. 31 2009 from the SAITAMA SUPER ARENA, SAITAMA JAPAN.

Expected Fighters

Norifumi “Kid” Yamamoto
Katushi Sakuraba
Melvin Manhoef
Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou
Hong Man Choi
Minowaman
Hayato “Mach” Sakurai
Shinya Aoki
Tatsuya Kawajiri

DREAM 12 is set to take place on Oct. 25th from the Osaka Castle Hall in Osaka, Japan. The official lineup of fights,

OFFICIAL FIGHTCARD

Zelg Benkei Galesic vs. Melvin Manhoef
Paulo Filho vs. Yoon Dong Sik
Eddie Alvarez vs. Katsunori Kikuno
Chase Beebe vs. Yoshiro Maeda
Kuniyoshi Hironaka vs. Won Sik Park

RUMORED FIGHTER

Yoshiro Maeda
Andrews Nakahara
Alistair Overeem
Murilo “Ninja” Rua
Kiyoshi Tamura
Marius Zaromskis
Myeon Ho Bae
Daisuke Nakamura

The DREAM.11 Featherweight Grand Prix tournament ended early this morning, crowning Bibiano Fernandes the Featherweight Grand Prix champion. Also, Shinya Aoki caught Joachim Hansen in a Armbar to win the DREAM Lightweight title.

dream.11 Featherweight GP Results

Bibiano Fernandes defeats Hiroyuki Takaya via Split Decision
Shinya Aoki defeats Joachim Hansen via Submission (Armbar) in R2
Kazushi Sakuraba defeats Rubin Williams via Submission (Kimura) in R1
Tatsuya Kawajiri defeats Melchor Manibusan via TKO (Strikes) in R1
Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou defeats Bob Sapp via TKO (Punches) in R1
Ikuhisa Minowa defeats Hong Man Choi via Submission (Heel Hook) in R2
Bibiano Fernandes defeats Joe Warren via Submission (Armbar) in R1
Hiroyuki Takaya defeats Hideo Tokoro via TKO (Punches) in R1
Kazuyuki Miyata defeats Daiki Hata via Unanimous Decision

If you missed the early morning show, check out the DREAM 11 Videos.

DREAM 11 Featherweight Grand Prix Finals Presser, Bob Sapp and Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou hit the “duel” scales at the weighing for tomorrows event at the Yokohama Arena, Kanagawa, Japan.

DREAM 11 will be broadcast on HDNet early Tuesday at 5am .

DREAM 11 -- Fightcard

Joachim Hansen (68.2kg) vs. Shinya Aoki (69.8kg)
Kazushi Sakuraba (83.5kg) vs. Rubin Williams (82.5kg)
Tatsuya Kawajiri (69.9kg) vs. Melchor Barracuda (69.2kg)
Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou (100kg) vs. Bob Sapp (155kg)
Minowaman (87.5kg) vs. Choi Hong Man (145kg)
Joe Warren (62.7kg) vs. Bibiano Fernandes (62.7kg)
Hideo Tokoro (62.8kg) vs. Hiroyuki Takaya (63kg)
DJ.taiki (62.8kg) vs. Kazuyuki Miyata (62.8kg)

Also, check out this Aoki vs Hansen promo,

The mystical six sided white cage expected to debut at DREAM 12 finally makes its appearance in the media. Nightmare Of Battle has the scoop.

• Cage is not permanent, one event a year expected in the cage
• In the cage – Three – 5 minute rounds.
• Hexagon cage designed for provide maximum viewer experience.
• Eddie Alvarez vs. Katsunori Kikuno officially announced.

DREAM 12 set for October 25th from the Osaka Castle Hall in Osaka, Japan

OLYMPIA DREAM.12

Katsunori Kikuno vs. Eddie Alvarez
Won Sik Park vs. Kuniyoshi Hironaka
Myeon Ho Bae vs. TBA
Marius Zaromskis vs. TBA
Alistair Overeem vs. TBA
Paulo Filho vs. TBA
Murilo Ninja vs. TBA
Kiyoshi Tamura vs. TBA
Yoshiro Maeda vs. TBA
Andrews Nakahara vs. TBA

New DREAM 12 promo video released.

“Not Sokoudjou”

DREAM announced [Super Heavyweight] Bob Sapp will replace the injured Gegard Mousasi a take on Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou [Light Heavyweight] in the “Super Hulk Tournament” at DREAM.11.

Even Sapp knows how this fight will go,

“If Sokoudjou wins… I’ll probably be fighting a celebrity (at Dynamite), [MMA Weekly]”

Gegard Mousasi was forced to withdraw from his DREAM 11 “Super Hulk Semi-Final” fight with Rameau Thierry Sokodjou due to injury, according to MMAWeekly. Sources in the report indicate that Mousasi injured his shoulder during his exhibition grappling match with Fedor Emelianenko at M-1 “Breakthrough”.

Gegard Mousasi on Paulo Filho,

“What happened when [Filho] came to America, he wasn’t…he got beat up really bad. Now he’s back in Japan and he feels like a kid in a candy story, I think. He can use all kinds of steroids. And I think the steroids have gone to his head.”

“[Filho] didn’t perform the same as he does in Japan as he does, how you say, in America. And now he suddenly has a big mouth again. I would say that he’s a little donkey that, he’s on steroids, he thinks he’s a running horse. But, he’s more like a little poney….I really believe that he used steroids. He also backed out a couple of times when he had to fight Chael Sonnen. He said he was crazy. Maybe he is crazy. I don’t know. I think he wasn’t feeling very good mentally because he cannot use his magic stuff … You saw what happened when other fighters came from Japan, when they fought in the US, and how they performed.”

“I also fight in Japan and I don’t use anything … If there’s an athletic commission test, he can fight me everywhere, everywhere he wants.”

Gegard Mousasi calling it like it is when asked about Brazilian middleweight Paulo Filho in a recent interview with Fighters. Filho’s “rumored” steroid use took stage when the unbeatable fighter who fought mostly in Japan, came to fight in the United States. He had two lackluster fights with Chael Sonnen in the WEC before disappearing to Brazil to be treated for Depression {Rehab}.

He has now emerged back in Japan, (where the steroid testing is almost non existent) calling out the best middleweight fighters in the world.