Olympic Judoka Pawel Nastula Retuns to MMA at Sengoku 4
by Luke Thomas on Aug 1, 2008 10:18 AM EDT
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No opponent has yet been announced for Nastula, but it appears Sengoku is still interested in focusing on the heavyweights. Japan MMA has the full card:
Participating:
Pavel Natula 1-3-0
Main-event:
Takanori Gomi 28-3-0 vs. 5-1-0 Hwang Sung Pang
Lightweight GP:
Satoru Kitaoka 20-8-9 vs. 16-2-0 Clay French
Eiji Mitsuoka 13-5-2 vs. 8-1-0 Rodrigo Damm
Kazunori Yokota 6-1-3 vs. 6-1-0 Bojan Kosednar
Mizuto Hirota 9-2-0 vs. 20-9-1 Ryan Schultz
Non-GP Fights:
Peter Graham 0-1-0 vs. 12-7-3 Moise Rimbon
Makoto Takimoto 4-4-0 vs. 16-6-0 Frank Trigg
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what a weak card. How does WVR even survive? With Dream supposedly not pulling ratings with the talent they possess, makes me wonder how in the hell WVR is even on their fourth show.
by MatteoFC on Aug 1, 2008 5:43 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs
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