SENGOKU 11

did anyone see any of this event?

here is the main event...




Mamed "Cannibal" Khalidov bizarrley TKOd Jorge Santiago in the first round, exposing Santiago's weak chin and breaking Jorge's win streak at 9 whilst continuing his 18 fight undefeated streak.


apparently there were some shocking decisions aswell, with a few fighters getting screwed over by the judges including Kevin Randleman.

not to mention the upset of the night going to the guy who got inverted triangle choked in bellator (Jorge Masvidal) over Kitaoka.

has anyone seen any of the other fights and what were your thoughts?

I watched a stream of Hioki vs Omigawa. Omigawa won by decision, but Hioki was absolutely robbed. It's becoming abundantly apparent that Omigawa's management team (J-rock) being heavy financial backers of Sengoku is playing a role in his success. Omigawa himself said he didn't agree with the decision in his post fight interview.

Big win for Khalidov, Santiago is a legit top 10 opponent. Good to see one of the UK's best prospects pick up a win, I thought Osawa's wrestling credentials would be too much for him.

Wow this card was full of upsets wasn't it the Khalidov fight was the weirdest stoppage i have ever seen Jorge was KO'd while in half guard

I called The Masvidal fight bang on shockingly
I don't think was an upset at all Masvidal has beat the likes of Joe Luazon, Ryan Schultz and Yves Edwards and can bang.

Someone interfered with wikipedia!! Classic

I couldn't post the print screen so i copied the whole lot. Read the results of the first two fights!
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World Victory Road Presents: Sengoku 11
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World Victory Road Presents: Sengoku 11

Information
Promotion World Victory Road
Date November 7, 2009
Venue Ryogoku Kokugikan
City Tokyo, Japan
Event chronology
World Victory Road Presents: Sengoku 10 World Victory Road Presents: Sengoku 11 SRC 12
World Victory Road Presents: Sengoku 11 is an upcoming mixed martial arts event promoted by World Victory Road. It will take place on November 7th, 2009.
This event will be broadcasted live in North America on HDNet.
[edit]Announced Matchups

Featherweight Bout: Michihiro Omigawa vs. Hatsu Hioki
Omigawa defeated Hioki via highway robbery.
Middleweight Bout: Jorge Santiago vs. Mamed Khalidov
Khalidov defeated Santiago via superior genetics in round 1.
Lightweight Bout: Satoru Kitaoka vs. Jorge Masvidal
Masvidal defeated Kitaoka via KO (Punches) in round 2.
Featherweight Bout: Hirokazu Konno vs. Tomoaki Ueyama
Ueyama defeated Konno via technical submission (rear naked choke) in round 1.
Lightweight Bout: Kazunori Yokota vs. Eiji Mitsuoka
Yokota defeated Mitsuoka via unanimous decision.
Light Heavyweight Bout: Stanislav Nedkov vs. Kevin Randleman
Nedkov defeated Randleman via split decision.
Welterweight Bout: Akihiro Gono vs. Yoon Young Kim
Gono defeated Kim via unanimous decision.
Featherweight Bout: Yuji Hoshino vs. Marlon Sandro
Sandro defeated Hoshino via KO (Punches) in round 1.
Heavyweight Bout: Dave Herman vs. Jim York
Herman defeated York via KO (Upkick) in round 1.
Featherweight Bout: Shigeki Osawa vs. Ronnie Mann
Mann defeated Osawa via unanimous decision.
Bantamweight Bout: Ryota Uozomi vs. Yuichiro Yajima
Uozomi defeated Yajima via submission (armbar) in round 2.
[edit]Notes

A rumored bout for the Sengoku Heavyweight Championship belt was rumored to take place at Sengoku XI between Antonio Silva and Josh Barnett.[1][2] However, with Antonio Silva's participation at Strikeforce: Fedor vs. Rogers on the same night at Sengoku XI, the potential bout has been scrapped.[3]
Another fight in the early stages of negotiations for Sengoku XI was a Light Heavyweight bout between Muhammed "King Mo" Lawal and Kevin Randleman.[4] However, the bout failed to materialize.
Sengoku XI was once rumored to be the official debut of Japanese judoka Satoshi Ishii.[5] It has since been announced that Ishii will make his MMA debut at SRC 12.[6][url][/url]

George_Louis_Costanza@who wrote:Wow this card was full of upsets wasn't it the Khalidov fight was the weirdest stoppage i have ever seen Jorge was KO'd while in half guard

I called The Masvidal fight bang on shockingly

i had a few good calls on this one, i think i called 3 of the winners wrong, but i got most of them and called a split decision loss for Randleman.
unfortunatley i only called 1/3 on the Strikeforce challengers card, the shorts are hanging in the balance!!

Just about to watch it now... saw this on Wikipedia

Featherweight Bout: Michihiro Omigawa vs. Hatsu Hioki
Omigawa defeated Hioki via highway robbery.

Jorge Santiago vs. Mamed Khalidov
Khalidov defeated Santiago via superior genetics in round 1.

I beat you to it by an hour Ben! Haha!