Shooto Brazil 12 This Weekend to Benefit Will Ribeiro
With all the major MMA going on in the States and abroad, this coming weekend's quaint but exciting Shooto Brazil 12 card in Rio de Janeiro seems to have slipped under the radar. Local standouts such as Nova União submission specialist "Jorjão" Rodrigues and Nogueira protegee Igor "Chatubinha" will be on display, and Shooto Brazil President Dedé Pederneiras has announced that all proceeds from the show will go toward medical expenses for fallen Shooto and WEC veteran Will Ribeiro as he recovers from his traumatic motorcycle accident.
Shooto Brazil 12
Academia Delfim Training Center
Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro
May 30, 2009
56kg: Alexandre Pantoja (2-2 / TFT) vs. Bruno Moreno (Kimura Nova União)
60kg: Zeilton "Nenzão" Rodrigues (3-1 / Delfim) vs. Rafael Primo (1-0 / Minotauro Team)
65kg: Gilson Nunes (Ceará) vs. Jamil Silveira (6-6 / Nocaute Fight)
93kg: Francimar Bodao (5-2 / Campeão Acreano) vs. Claudio Gomes (Caverna)
76kg: "Tete" (Nova União) vs. Fabricio Ribeiro (Baixinho)
??kg: Jorge "Jorjão" Rodrigues (12-1 / Kimura Nova União) vs. Fabio Arara (Careca MMA Team)
70kg: Giovanni Diniz (8-3 / Nobre Arte Nova União) vs. Alan Chatuba (1-6 / Relma Minotauro Team)
76kg: Luis "Beição" Ramos (12-4 / Nova União) vs. Igor Chatubinha (6-2 / Relma Minotauro Team)
56kg: Maicon Willian (1-1 / Nocaute Fight) vs. Andre Galo (1-2 / Ceará Nova União)
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Shooto Brazil 12
Academia Delfim Training Center
Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro
May 30, 2009
76kg: Walber “Tete” Barros (1-1 / Nova União) def. Fabricio Ribeiro (Baixinho) via TKO, round 2
56kg: Alexandre Pantoja (3-2 / TFT) def. Bruno Moreno (Kimura Nova União) via TKO (doctor stoppage), round 3
60kg: Zeilton “Nenzão” Rodrigues (4-1 / Delfim) def. Rafael Primo (1-1 / Minotauro Team) via TKO, round 2
65kg: Jamil Silveira (7-6 / Nocaute Fight) def. Arlinson Mendonça (Evolution Fight Team) via submission (arm triangle), round 2
Mendonça was a late replacement for Gilson Nunes
56kg: Maicon Willian (2-1 / Nocaute Fight) def. Andre Galo (1-2 / Dragon Fight) via submission (rear naked choke), round 1
70kg: Giovanni Diniz (9-3 / Nobre Arte Nova União) def. Alan Chatuba (1-7 / Relma Minotauro Team) via decision
??kg: Jorge “Jorjão” Rodrigues (13-1 / Kimura Nova União) def. Fabio Arara (Careca MMA Team) via submission (guillotine), round 1
93kg: Francimar Bodão (6-2 / Campeão Acreano) def. Levi da Costa (2-2 / Caverna) via TKO (corner stoppage) between rounds 1 and 2
Costa was a late replacement for teammate Claudio Gomes
76kg: Luis “Beição” Ramos (13-4 / Nova União) def. Igor Chatubinha (6-3 / Relma Minotauro Team) via KO, round 2
by Chris Nelson on May 31, 2009 2:26 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs

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