Ultimate Glory "A Decade of Fights" Quick Results
Holland's Golden Glory gym celebrates its 10th anniversary today in Amsterdam with the Ultimate Glory (Shooto Holland) event, "A Decade of Fights."
Dutch superstars Semmy Schilt and Alistair Overeem are on the mixed K-1/MMA/Muay Thai card, as well as Shooto 183-pound champ Siyar Bahadurzada and kickboxing vets Stefan Leko and Errol Zimmerman.
The full 14-fight show is available on internet PPV for about $10 USD at UltimateGlory.com, but in case you're busy raking leaves or something, we've got you covered with quick results from the undercard and full play-by-play of the main event bouts after the jump.
Quick Results
K-1: Semmy Schilt def. Alexey Ignashov via unanimous decision
MMA: Alistair Overeem def. Tony Sylvester via submission (guillotine) R1 1:23
K-1: Nieky Holzken def. Faldir Chahbari via unanimous decision
MMA: Siyar Bahadurzada def. Robert Jocz via majority decision
K-1: Hesdy Gerges def. Ruslan Karaev via unanimous decision
MMA: Dion Staring def. Rodney Glunder via submission (kimura) R1 2:42
K-1: Errol Zimmerman def. Wendell Roche via unanimous decision
MMA: Nikolai Onikienko def. Valentijn Overeem via TKO (doctor stoppage) R1 0:40
MMA: Tommy Depret def. Vincent Latoel via submission (guillotine choke) R2 1:23
#14: +100kg K-1 Rules - 3R x 3 min.
Semmy Schilt (Golden Glory, NL) def. Alexey Ignashov (Team Scorpion, BY) via unanimous decision*
#13: +100kg MMA Rules - 3R x 5 min.
Alistair Overeem (30-11, 1 NC) def. Tony Sylvester (11-3) via submission (guillotine choke) at 1:23 of round one
Round 1: Sylvester looks understandably shook as the fight begins. He shoots in for a weak waistlock and wades back out. Overeem lands a glancing left, a solid knee and another left and Sylvester goes down. They stand back up and Overeem connects with a few more punches before taking mercy and locking up a standing guillotine.
#12: -70kg K-1 Rules - 3R x 3 min.
Nieky Holzken (Golden Glory, NL) def. Faldir Chahbari (Beast of the East, NL) via unanimous decision* in an extension round
#11: -83kg MMA Rules - 3R x 5 min.
Siyar Bahadurzada (16-4-1) def. Robert Jocz (14-5) via majority decision*
Round 1: Jocz drags Siyar down immediately and tries to pass to the side, but he's tied up and Bahadurzada works back to full guard. Jocz postures up and rains down a few solid shots to the chin of Siyar, who counters with an upkick. Jocz goes back down, to side control now, and straightens out the left arm of Bahadurzada, looking for a kimura. Siyar does a good job of keeping Jocz out of mount and pops back up with a minute left. Siyar charges forward and ties up against the ropes, but Jocz executes a nice trip and puts Siyar in a bully headlock in the corner. Siyar gets up again and tries to send some knees to the gut of Jocz from a bodylock, but Jocz takes the round. 10-9 Jocz.
Round 2: The Afghani defends a takedown and finds himself in Jocz' guard. Not much going on in the first few minutes as Bahadurzada attempts limited ground and pound and Jocz can't do much from underneath but open and close his guard. For the last 90 seconds of the round, I'm waiting for a referee restart, but it never comes. 10-9 Bahadurzada.
Round 3: The fighters clinch and Siyar scores with a few knees to the grill of Jocz. Now Jocz backs up and Siyarz pushes forward, connecting with a solid one-two combo in the corner before depositing Jocz on his back. I have a feeling that's about the end of this one. Jocz trying to stay active with punches and an open guard as Siyar scoots him around the ring. Midway through the round, the ref stands them up. Jocz takes underhooks against the ropes and tries for another trip, but Siyar reverses and falls into guard. Some elbows, punches and upkicks from the bottom by Jocz, but I don't think it'll be enough to take it on the cards. 10-9 Bahadurzada.
Bahadurzada takes it by majority decision. Props to whichever judge scored the fight a draw though. I'm with that.
#10: -100kg WFCA World Title Fight (K-1 Rules) - 3R x 3 min.
Hesdy Gerges (Chakuriki/Pancration, EG) def. Ruslan Karaev (Golden Glory, RU) via unanimous decision*
#9: -100kg MMA Rules - 3R x 5 min.
Dion Staring (17-6) def. Rodney Glunder (25-19-3, 1 NC) via submission (kimura) at 2:42 of round one
#8: +100kg K-1 Rules - 3R x 3 min.
Errol Zimmerman (Golden Glory, NL) def. Wendell Roche (It’s Showtime, NL) via unanimous decision* in an extension round
#7: +100kg MMA Rules - 3R x 5 min.
Nikolai Onikienko (11-13) def. Valentijn Overeem (26-23) via TKO (doctor stoppage) in round one
Just seconds into the fight, the Russian hits a charging Overeem with a one-two combo and busts the Dutchman's nose up. It's a bad, bloody break and the ringside doctor calls a stop to the action as soon as she has a close look at it.
#6: -100kg K-1 Rules - 3R x 3 min.
Anderson "Braddock" Silva (Chakuriki/Pancration, BR) def. Stefan Leko (Golden Glory, DE) via TKO (punches) in round two
#5: -74kg MMA Rules - 3R x 5 min.
Tommy Depret (5-3) def. Vincent Latoel (13-14-2) via submission (guillotine choke) at 1:23 of round two
#4: -75kg K-1 Rules - 3R x 3 min.
Ali Gunyar (Team Gunyar, NL) def. Halim Issaoui (Golden Glory, NL) via decision*
#3: -91kg MMA Rules - 3R x 5 min.
Jason Jones (13-7) def. Hracho Darpinyan (1-1) via unanimous decision**
#2: -57kg WFCA Muay Thai Title Fight - 5R x 2 min.
Titiana van Polanen Petel (The Colleseum, NL) def. Krista Fleming (Golden Glory, NL) via decision*
#1: -93kg MMA Rules - 2R x 5 min.
Hans Stringer (10-4-1) def. Niels van Noord (1-3) via submission (triangle armbar) in round one
* No scores were announced.
** One point was deducted from Darpinyan in round one for an illegal kick to the head of a downed Jones.
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Just got done raking leaves. Be back when Oveerem fights.
Hello? Anyone in here?
*ECHO…echo…echo….
SHOGUN WILL SLAY THE DRAGON!!!
SHOGUN TO BE THE NEW LHW CHAMP!!!
Mike Goldberg: "You know Joe, When Matt and his brother Mark Hughes were growing up, they would pound each other behind the barn."
Agreed. He works well by himself. This also goes to show how awful Kenny Rice is.
by Chris Nelson on Oct 17, 2009 3:43 PM EDT up reply actions
GLOWWWWWWWW STICKS!!!!!!
SHOGUN WILL SLAY THE DRAGON!!!
SHOGUN TO BE THE NEW LHW CHAMP!!!
Mike Goldberg: "You know Joe, When Matt and his brother Mark Hughes were growing up, they would pound each other behind the barn."
In Holland if you put a seashell to your ears it plays house.
by omigawda on Oct 17, 2009 3:45 PM EDT up reply actions 2 recs
MMA. Here's what we've got left on the card...
#8: +100kg K-1 Rules – 3R x 3 min.
Errol Zimmerman (Golden Glory, NL) vs Wendell Roche (It’s Showtime, NL)
#9: -100kg MMA Rules – 3R x 5 min.
Dion Staring (Golden Glory, NL) vs Rodney Glunder (Mike’s Gym, NL)
#10: -100kg K-1 Rules – 3R x 3 min.
Ruslan Karaev (Golden Glory, RU) vs Hesdy Gerges (Chakuriki/Pancration, EG)
#11: -83kg MMA Rules – 3R x 5 min.
Siyar Bahadurzada (Golden Glory, AF) vs Robert Jocz (Beast of the East,PL)
#12: -70kg K-1 Rules – 3R x 3 min.
Nieky Holzken (Golden Glory, NL) vs Faldir Chahbari (Beast of the East, NL)
#13: +100kg MMA Rules – 3R x 5 min.
Alistair Overeem (Golden Glory, NL) vs Tony Sylvester (Midwest Training Center, USA)
#14: +100kg K-1 Rules – 3R x 3 min.
Semmy Schilt (Golden Glory, NL) vs Alexey Ignashov (Team Scorpion, BY)
by Chris Nelson on Oct 17, 2009 3:56 PM EDT up reply actions
Thanks. Don’t recognize the second half of anything but Karaev/Gerges, any of those look competitive?
Holzken-Chahbari will be money. Siyar-Jocz should be decent too. Otherwise, not really.
by Chris Nelson on Oct 17, 2009 4:10 PM EDT up reply actions
Siyar is a massive douche…
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x6wbwi_evangelista-cyborg-vs-siyar-bahadur_sport
what happened
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by SouthAlaBamaRampage on Oct 17, 2009 6:03 PM EDT up reply actions
Alistair Overeem (30-11, 1 NC) def. Tony Sylvester (11-3) via submission (guillotine choke) at 1:23 of round one
Round 1: Sylvester looks understandably shook as the fight begins. He shoots in for a weak waistlock and wades back out. Overeem lands a glancing left, a solid knee and another left and Sylvester goes down. They stand back up and Overeem connects with a few more punches before taking mercy and locking up a standing guillotine.
by Chris Nelson on Oct 17, 2009 6:06 PM EDT up reply actions
LOL….
RAWWWRRR HULK SMASH!!!
That’s all I can think about when seeing Overeem tower over these subpar fighters.
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by Leland Roling on Oct 17, 2009 9:35 PM EDT up reply actions
When Overeem returns to Strikeforce he is going down
I’m sorry but the guy is simply not as great as he is made out to be and Fedor will destroy him and Werdum will submit him.
The good matches for Overeem will be an Antonio Silva and Brett Rogers depending on how he rebounds from the loss to Fedor. Maybe even a Barnett.
He has very underrated grappling, I doubt Werdum could take him down without taking a lot of knees. Alistair hasn’t fought a good MMA fighter in awhile though, all we’ve seen lately is that his striking is great. A fight with Fedor could go either way, Overeem’s better on the feet and has good defense on the ground. Cardio would probably be a big factor, not sure who that favors these days.
I dont see it
Maybe I’m mssing something but here is a guy who lost to Shogun twice, Lil Nog twice, Arona, and Liddell and yes though were all at lhw.
But what exactly am I missing since hw. Yes he beat Buentello, Goodridge, and Hunt and he was beating Cro Cop’s ass but guys like Fedor and Werdum are on a different level than those guys.
Maybe I will eat my words but until I see Overeem beat a top 10 hw I’m not gonna say a fight with Fedor would be even close.
Previously his weakness was his cardio and morale. He’d spend the first minutes of a fight looking unstoppable and then just collapse entirely.
In his recent bouts, he’s shown that he’s now able to maintain a steady pace without crumbling. Combine that with a huge increase in muscle mass, some of the best kickboxing in the world, and a solid grappling game and it’s not hard to see why people think he’ll do great things.
by George Lucas on Oct 17, 2009 6:52 PM EDT up reply actions
His longest fight at HW was 8:30 against Buentello, I still don’t think we know how good his cardio is.
He went 3 3-minute rounds with Aerts and didn’t so much as break a sweat. I think it’s safe to say his cardio is significantly improved.
by George Lucas on Oct 17, 2009 8:48 PM EDT up reply actions
That’s fair. I’m buying the line that Overeem at HW is a totally different fighter and I’m getting that mostly from K1 fights againt top guys and MMA fights against has beens.
There’s a lot of questions about how good the different parts of his game are in MMA at HW, I think they’ll all be cleared up next year. Besides the physical differences HW is a far less competitive division. But you’re right, Overeem needs to fight top guys in America before he’s going to be ranked as highly as he is in my mind.
But- he won all those fights... until he lost them.
If all that counted were the first rounds, Overeem would be a top P4P contender, haha! Like George said, he dominated or beat the likes of Liddell, Little Nog, Arona, and Shogun (all at their best) for a round or two, before caving. Now that he doesn’t cave, it’s no stretch to say he’s dangerous.
I thought Showtime was airing that later tonight.
by scrambledeggs on Oct 17, 2009 7:10 PM EDT up reply actions
They are, but it was on live in Germany.
by Chris Nelson on Oct 17, 2009 8:07 PM EDT up reply actions

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