FieLDS Dynamite!! 2009 -- Super Hulk Tournament set for Dec. 31 2009 at Saitama Super Arena, Japan.

Super Hulk Finale

Ikuhisa Minowa vs. Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou

MMA Card

Satoshi Ishii vs. Hidehiko Yoshida
Masanori Kanehara vs. Norofumi “Kid” Yamamoto
Akihiro Gono vs. Hayato “Mach” Sakurai
Hiroshi Izumi vs. Katsuyori Shibata
Marlon Sandro vs. Hideo Tokoro
Michihiro Omigawa vs. Hiroyuki Takaya
Kazuyuki Fujita vs. Alistair Overeem

K-1 Card

Masato vs. Andy Souwer
Yosuke Nishijima vs. Ray Sefo
Hiroya vs. Japan Masaaki Noiri
Katsuki Ishida vs. Shota Shimada
Tsukasa Fuji vs. Ryuya Kusakabe

Sengoku 11 Quick Results

• Michihiro Omigawa defeats Hatsu Hioki via Split Decision.
• Mamed Khalidov defeats Jorge Santiago via KO (Punches) in R1.
• Jorge Masvidal defeats Satoru Kitaoka via KO (Punches) in R2
• Tomoaki Ueyama defeats “Bull” Konno via Technical Submission (Rear Naked Choke) in R1
• Kazunori Yokota defeats Eiji Mitsuoka via Unanimous Decision.
• Stanislav Nedkov defeats Kevin Randleman via Split Decision.
• Akihiro Gono defeats Yoon Young Kim via Unanimous Decision.
• Marlon Sandro defeats Yuji Hoshino via KO (Punches) in R1.
• Dave Herman defeats “Big” Jim York via KO (Heal Kicks from the leg lock position) in R1.
• Ronnie Mann defeats Shigeki Osawa via Unanimous Decision.
• Ryota Uozomi defeats Yuichiro Yajima via Submission (Armbar) in R2

World Victory Road (WVR) – Olympic Judo Gold medalists Satoshi Ishii and Hidehiko Yoshida will face off at Sengok’s New Years event, according to Nightmare of Battle. The announcement was made by WVR, at a press conference in Tokyo to announce the event.

No official date for the event has been set.

“I think this is a good chance to teach (him) about the degree of difficulty of MMA, I want to teach him that. [Yoshida]”

Also the name Sengoku is expected to be changed later this year to something that is more globally neutral, like FEG’s “DREAM”.

NON-TOURNAMENT RESULTS

• Mizuto Hirota def. Satoru Kitaoka via TKO (strikes) – Round 4, 2:50
• Masanori Kanehara def. Michihiro Omigawa via split decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-29)
• Kazuo Misaki def. Kazuhiro Nakamura via submission (guillotine) – Round 1, 3:03
• Blagoi Ivanov def. Kazuyuki Fujita via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-29)
• Dan Hornbuckle def. Akihiro Gono via knockout (kick) – Round 3, 2:50
• Eiji Mitsuoka def. Clay Franch via submission (guillotine) – Round 1, 1:51
• Yoshihiro Nakao def. Mu Bae Choi via unanimous decision. (30-28, 30-28, 30-29)
• Chan Sung Jung def. Matt Jaggers via submission (Triangle) at 1:25 of R2.

FEATHERWEIGHT GRAND PRIX SEMIFINALS

Michihiro Omigawa def. Marlon Sandro via split decision (29-30, 30-30)
Hatsu Hioki def. Masanori Kanehara via unanimous decision. (30-27, 29-27, 29-28)

FINALS

• Ikuo Usuda def. Koji Ando via unanimous decision (20-19, 20-20)
• Shigeki Osawa def. Toru Harai via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 4:24
• Ryosuke Komori def. Takeshi Numajiri via TKO (punch) – Round 1, 3:25

Mizuto Hirota vs. Satoru Kitaoka – Finals

Masanori Kanehara vs. Michihiro Omigawa

Antonio “Big Foot” Silva talks with the Brazilian news magazine, Tatame (loosely translated with Google):

“I have two more fights in Sengoku, and winning this, we still have no opponent, I must fight for the belt in December. They will create the belt and I will fight for the title”

“I wish you were Josh Barnett, as he will not fight more in the United States…. He has a contract with Sengoku and is trained”

Former EliteXC heavyweight champion and accused roider, Antionio Silva wants to face Josh “Affliction Undertaker” Barnett in Sengoku’s heavyweight tournament set to start in September. The winner’s of the first round of the tournament would likely face off in December for the Sengoku heavyweight title.

Not much to be said. Hot Asian girls getting ready to hold up cards, hand out trophies after bouts and look good doing it. Thank You Sengoku, you get that Ring Girling is a team sport.

Props: FightLinker

Sengoku Eight Battle Results

• Hatsu Hioki defeats Ronnie Mann via TKO (Strikes) in R1
• Michihiro Omigawa defeats Nam Phan via TKO (Punches) in R1
• Kazunori Yokota defeats Leonardo Santos via Split Decision
• Masanori Kanehara defeats Chan Sung Jung via Unanimous Decision
• Marlon Sandro defeats Nick Denis via KO (Punches) in R1
• Makoto Takimoto defeats Michael Costa via Submission (Heel Hook) in R1
• Stanislav Nedkov defeats Travis Wiuff via TKO (Punches) in R1
• Akihiko Mori defeats Maximo Blanco via DQ (Illegal Strike: Soccer Kick) in R1
• Shigeki Osawa defeats Kota Ishibashi via Unanimous Decision
• Hirotoshi Saito defeats Yoshitaka Abe via Submission (Armbar) in R1

MAIN CARD

Muhammed Lawal (4-0) defeated Ryo Kawamura (9-4-2) via unanimous decision
Jim York (10-2) defeated Josh Thompson (14-10) via knockout (punch) 4:33 – R1

FEATHERWEIGHT GRAND PRIX

Hatsu Hioki (18-3-2) defeated Chris Manuel (6-1-2) via submission (armbar) 4:12 – R1
Nam Phan (15-5) defeated Hideki Kadowaki (13-9-2) via TKO (strikes) 3:09 – R1
Michihiro Omigawa (5-7-1) defeated L.C. Davis (13-2) via unanimous decision
Marlon Sandro (13-0) defeated Matt Jaggers (9-5) via submission (arm triangle choke) 2:57-R2
Masanori Kanehara (12-5-5) defeated Kim Jong Man (3-6-3) via unanimous decision
Jung Chan Sung (3-0) defeated Shintaro Ishiwatari (6-2-3) via submission (rear naked choke) 4:29 – R1
Ronnie Mann (17-1-1) defeated Tetsuya Yamada (3-1) via unanimous decision
Nick Denis (7-0) defeated Seiya Kawahara (6-2) via TKO (strikes) 2:36 – R1

World Victory Road – Sengoku VII “Seventh Battle” Friday March 20th from the National Yoyogi Stadium in Tokyo, Japan. The event airs at 3am EST, on Friday morning on HDNet.

Sengoku 7 marks the debut of Sengoku’s 2009 featherweight grand prix.

MAIN CARD

Ryo Kawamura (204.6) vs. Muhammed “King Mo” Lawal (204.2)
James Thompson (271.3) vs. Jim York (264)

FEATHERWEIGHT GRAND PRIX

Hatsu Hioki (143) vs. Chris Manuel (141.2)
Nam Phan (142.6) vs. Hideki Kadowaki (142.8)
Michihiro Omigawa (142.6) vs. L.C. Davis (142.3)
Marlon Sandro (143) vs. Matt Jaggers (143)
Kim Jong Man (142.6) vs. Masanori Kanehara (142.8)
Chan Sung Jung (142.8) vs. Shintaro Ishiwatar (143)
Ronnie Ushiwaka (142.3) vs. Tetsuya Yamada (143)
Seiya Kawahara (143) vs. Nick Denis (142.6)