K-1 Dynamite!! 2010 Fight Videos - Alistair Overeem vs. Todd Duffee
by Anton Tabuena on Dec 31, 2010 1:07 PM EST
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Alistair Overeem vs. Todd Duffee for the Interim DREAM Heavyweight Championship.
More videos from Dynamite!! 2010 after the jump.
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Gegard Mousasi vs. Kyotaro
Sergei Kharitonov vs. Tatsuya Mizuno
Akiyo Nishiura vs. Tetsuya Yamato
Satoshi Ishii vs. Jerome Le Banner 1 Satoshi Ishii vs. Jerome Le Banner 2
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So does beating Todd Duffee make him top 10?
Dana must be laughing
Yes
Brett Rogers and Todd Duffee are not world beaters. But the Fedor Overeem fight is now more juicy. I want to see it.
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by SheepleBuster on Dec 31, 2010 10:17 AM EST up reply actions
I think Fedor would argue that fighting the Reem has been a really JUICY proposition for a long time now.
Given how thin the HW division is, he probably does deserve to be in the top 10, despite beating sub-par competition. But beating Duffee does not make you top 10
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He was already top 10
Let’s face it. Destroying cans/prospects makes an elite fighter look kinda tough. Struggling with them is when you question their abilities.
by Sucker-Lite on Dec 31, 2010 11:20 AM EST up reply actions
Beating Duffee doesn’t make you top 10, but Overeem did what you should expect a top ten fighter to do to a young prospect — beat the shit out of him in the first round.
by CaptnAmerca on Dec 31, 2010 11:51 AM EST up reply actions 11 recs
he just simply manhandled him in 19 seconds. Cain needed at least 2 min to dispatch Jake O’Brian, who is by far a much worse fighter than Duffee. Just enjoy Overeem fights!
by Carlos Estrada-Ibars Martínez on Jan 1, 2011 6:33 PM EST up reply actions
No but
make no mistake, Overeem is a BAAAD man. He is hitting his peak right now. Should be interesting. I think Fedor should have fought him 2 years ago. The Reem is way better now than he was then and I would venture a guess that Fedor is not quite what he was 2 years ago. I am a Fedor fan but I don’t think he can beat Overeem.
Yeah
How does Fedor win that fight? He can’t possibly want to stand with him and good luck taking him down with those throws. It’s a hail mary overhand right’s chance IMO.
Not afraid to nitpick
Hits him
I don’t expect Fedor to win, but Fedor has an uncanny ability to put guys to sleep when he catches them. Having to defend the takedown, Overeems striking might open up a little bit and give Fedor a window, but Overeem is the clear favorite I think
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Aoki took a nap, after that Starnes crap in the first round. Cheating and running and falling on the mat. I liked Aoki before didn’t necessarily agree with his post fight tactics he did but liked him. But after that first round I change my mind. That went against what Japanese mma fighters are about they go out on they’re shields. Aoki that was a joke.
by Bloodsport on Dec 31, 2010 10:38 AM EST via mobile reply actions
Aoki got what he deserved
What Aoki did in those first three minutes was flat-out embarrassing. It was just such a fitting end to see Aoki get KO’d like that and also puts the stamp on how ridiculous he was. Starnes ran, but this is just as embarrassing in that Aoki blatantly broke the rules but in such an idiotic looking way. I wonder if this affects Aoki’s rankings in MMA? At least with another fight in Duffee vs Overeem, Duffee came to fight, but he of course got KO’d
I won't jump off the bandwagon just because you lost.
by chrisbboy82 on Dec 31, 2010 11:23 AM EST up reply actions
I wouldn’t like to be Aoki in 2011.
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by dancingChicken on Dec 31, 2010 10:39 AM EST reply actions
No.
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by dancingChicken on Dec 31, 2010 10:47 AM EST up reply actions
Btw, I think that anyone that says Duffee threw the fight is insane. That left hook would have KO’ed just about anyone IMO.
i'm not insane. I'm also not saying Duffee threw the fight
but the way he slumps over looks suspicious consider he stood up in 5 seconds and was smirking at Overeem in 20.
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by Austin Martin on Dec 31, 2010 11:00 AM EST up reply actions
i think he just got flashed.partly because of the knee to the body.
Sometimes people come right to. Look at shamrock vs. Frye. Shamrock pops up like he is on springs.
So the K1 grand prix champ needs duffee! To take a dive…… that theory doesn’t have legs bud. MegaReem touches people in four oz. Gloves and they go to sleep. This isn’t news.
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by the-gentle-way on Dec 31, 2010 11:11 AM EST via mobile up reply actions
Flash knockout indeed.
Like when Gomi flattened Griffin right onto his face, then Tyson stood up almost immediately to argue with the ref
except he couldn't stand up to argue
thats what made it so ridiculous, griffin couldn’t even stand and he was kvetching
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by Cory Braiterman on Dec 31, 2010 1:48 PM EST up reply actions
For clarification- I'm in NO way implying Duffee took a dive
It looked obvious after the first TD attempt that he wasn’t going to get AO on his back, and he was helpless in the standup. He ate a couple of huge knees, and it looks to me like he made the decision to just get hit and crumple. That was a dirty left hook, but the motion of Duffee’s body after the KO just doesn’t look normal to me. Or how he slumped over through the ropes. It looks fabricated. It looks like someone who knows he’s rocked who doesn’t want to shoot for a single leg for time to recover.
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by Austin Martin on Dec 31, 2010 11:45 AM EST up reply actions
Uhh
One of the best punchers on the planet hit him square on the button with the same short left hook that knocked out Badr Hari after he had already wobbled. That’s not fabricated.
Not afraid to nitpick
Worth noting:
This fight got finished almost exactly as I called it in the striking questions fanpost. Short left hook. I don’t find it suspicious that Duffee got knocked out by exactly what he was susceptible to being hit by.
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by The American Ronin on Jan 2, 2011 3:51 PM EST up reply actions
i think the knee to the chest stole his will
The punches stole his Consciousness.
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by the-gentle-way on Dec 31, 2010 12:38 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
look at the still photos of that left hook
Look at Duffee’s jaw bone going into the back of his skull. That’s right on the button and that knocks a man the fuck out.
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by Nate Wilcox on Dec 31, 2010 1:23 PM EST up reply actions 3 recs
ninja turtle abs wont save you from that.
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by the-gentle-way on Dec 31, 2010 1:27 PM EST via mobile up reply actions 4 recs
In the Neck
Looks like he takes the brunt of the blow (once his jaw was moved out of the way) right in the neck. Sending a wave of blood up into the brain. Another way to get KTFO and it doesn’t even have to be as hard as that left hook.
by hardlyworking on Dec 31, 2010 2:42 PM EST up reply actions
Anyone that says this is rigged....
If you think this is staged you are flat 100% wrong. If you watch Duffee’s head, after he gets hit, his neck goes completely limp and his head starts oscillating like a bobble head doll. You don’t do that unless you are unconscious.
I really do hope that Duffee gets some wins in 2011
This was just way too soon for him to fight someone like The Reem, but from what I’ve read, he did get paid well.
I won't jump off the bandwagon just because you lost.
by chrisbboy82 on Dec 31, 2010 11:09 AM EST up reply actions
Bibiano will attest to that, among other foreign fighters.
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by chrisbboy82 on Dec 31, 2010 11:28 AM EST up reply actions
monte cox dont play those games son.
Duff man got his money I would bet.
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by the-gentle-way on Dec 31, 2010 11:29 AM EST via mobile up reply actions
"maybe nagashima will be a real man with a real set of nads"
lmao
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i woke up and only got to watch the Aoki KO and the AO KO before I had to go to work. So basically, perfect timing.
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by Austin Martin on Dec 31, 2010 12:11 PM EST up reply actions
Anton, thanks for posting all of these, BE spoils us!
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no prob.
I don’t have HDNet here, so I also had to scourge the net for these. haha.
by Anton Tabuena on Dec 31, 2010 12:43 PM EST up reply actions
It was only the 1st round. I don’t know.
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by MMAInFeRioRiTy on Dec 31, 2010 12:39 PM EST up reply actions
Tats what makes it so hilarious
He got knocked out in the mma round
by Brandon Starr on Dec 31, 2010 12:54 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
It was 50/50 K1 and MMA
The fighters called a coin flip to determine which rule set would be enacted in the first round, so it was fair.
Thanks for clearing that up, the bet Trigg and Voice made makes sense now.
Here’s my question though, does this loss still go on his MMA record?
It’s not updated in his fight finder on sherdog so my guess is that it does not. They’re usually on the ball when they update a fighter’s record so if it’s not there already I doubt will be any time soon.
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by exsanguinator on Dec 31, 2010 1:09 PM EST up reply actions
Getting punched my Overeem is like
You are reading a book quietly in the library then someone out of nowhere hits you in the head with a full Water cooler jug.
by KillerBeesKNees on Dec 31, 2010 12:39 PM EST reply actions
sorry bout that.
won’t happen again.
by cmons on Dec 31, 2010 4:21 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
I would hope not
Nice dog I have a 22 lbs muscle bound Min Pin named Rocky patroling the couch
Root for the home team jack ass
WOW
The Reem is the baddest man on the planet, imo. I’d love to see him against Cain.
yup
I really like Aoki, but he had a spoiled brat attitude, then ate humble pie
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by Thats It For you! on Dec 31, 2010 1:25 PM EST up reply actions
When is Cain coming to SF to fight the worlds best HW's?
Root for the home team jack ass
by KING FEDOR on Dec 31, 2010 1:00 PM EST reply actions 7 recs
LOL
I like that! SF has by far the better HW division right now with the injuries and contract dispute with Nelson that the UFC is having to deal with. Perfect time for Strikeforce to put together an epic card of heavyweights.
it’s been the perfect time for them to put together an epic card for like 6 months.
by Phildo on Dec 31, 2010 1:09 PM EST up reply actions 3 recs
nice one
prepare to be crucified by UFC / Dana White nuthuggers
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by nostraboris on Dec 31, 2010 2:54 PM EST up reply actions 1 recs
Happy with results
Glad that Ishii, Kharitonov, and Zaromskis picked up wins. Lets get that Kharitonov-Overeem rubber match!
Very glad that Thompson got crushed, his personality just always kinda pissed me off, when asked to give thoughts about the Condit-Hardy fight, he said he didn’t care, because he just beat a guy who beat both of them. He also spouted shit about the WEC-UFC merger saying crap like ‘they are celebrating that the WEC failed, how is it getting put into the UFC a good thing? it just means they were a failuer’ or something along those lines.
So yeah, f*ck him.
I am also super glad that Aoki got knocked the f’ck out as well, I’m even happier that he embarassed himself long enough to stall through the K-1 round to actually get knocked out in the MMA round.
Very glad Overeem dumped Duffee so fast as opposed to putting a long grueling beating on him. Kudos to Duffee for taking the fight, and I hope he rebounds successfully and gets a lot of wins under his belt. There was the line of thought that Duffee shouldn’t have been fighting Overeem, and at least Overeem absolutely proved it.
How else do you prove that you are ready to fight the best besides absolutely destroying the guys that aren’t the best?
Overeem is on another level. Guys like Rogers and Duffee were undefeated, stopping all of their opponents, their first losses were far from poor performances, with Rogers giving Fedor a very tough first round and Duffee absolutely dominating Russow for 2.5 rounds before getting caught. Rogers didn’t have anything for Overeem, and got mauled for nearly 4 minutes, Duffee couldn’t last 20 seconds without getting his clock cleaned.
StrikeForce, set up Overeem vs Werdum for March…set up all of your heavyweights to fight eachother. You don’t even have to do a tournament in a traditional setting, just make the winners fight winners of other fights. With the UFC’s heavyweight division on stall, StrikeForce seriously needs to activate their own and make things happen if they want to shake up the rankings and take the full 7 weight class dominance away from Zuffa…the heavyweight division is really the only division they have a hope of doing so in.
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Alistair Overeem - StrikeForce HeavyWeight Champion, K-1 2010 World Grand Prix Champion
It's not very nice of Alistair to piss on Mike Russow's parade like that.
Well, anybody who knows me knows I'm no fan of dictionaries or reference books. They're elitist. Constantly telling us what is or isn't true. Or what did or didn't happen.
In my opinion, Overeem continues to make his case for being one of the top HW’s in the world right now. I mean, look at what he’s doing. He fought seven times in 2010 and went 7-0, and that’s a lot more than most “top heavyweights” can say. When you look at the HW picture, most of the fighters have been largely inactive, whether because of contractual issues or injury. People can continue to say that he doesn’t deserve to be in the top 10, stating that the top heavyweights in the UFC would beat him handily. But as of now, that’s mere speculation and many of those fighters are on the shelf for the foreseeable future. I hate to sound like I’m saddling The Reem’s gargantuan nuts, but I feel like a lot of the discord comes from people who accept Dana’s comments blindly as truth (because after all, he’s DFW) without taking the time to watch Overeem’s fights and the quality of his training at Golden Glory (check out his documentary “The Reem” if you haven’t already). After all, as CaptnAmerica said above, he handled Duffee just like you would expect a top fighter to.
He handled Duffee better than you'd expect anyone else to
17 seconds? Who else in the HW division would you expect to knock out Duffee clean in 17 seconds?
Not afraid to nitpick
It depends – does Duffee come in with that same strategy of just James Thompsoning until he gets KO’d? In that case I would expect a ton of guys to do that to him.
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That is insane.
Alistair’s power is just incredible. Props to Duffee though, he wasn’t about to back down. He had his eye on the prize from the get-go and tried hard to win it.
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Early on in the fight, Zaromskis was clearly more on point and was moving in and out with punches. The announcers said Sakuraba was cut somewhere, and they briefly stopped to look at his caulifour ear which was cut open. After letting the fight continue for a little longer, it was clear that Sakuraba was getting outpointed, and his ear kept spewing blood. After the fight was called, the announcers kept saying that part of his ear was ripped away from his head, but his head was wrapped in a full bandage before any more of it could be seen. It was pretty disgusting to say the least, and I couldn’t help but feel bad for him when he addressed the crowd afterwards in that condition.
by mizunopro on Dec 31, 2010 3:18 PM EST via mobile up reply actions
You can see his ear hanging off here for a second.
Very poor quality though. Few seconds before that, before Sakuraba comes back into the corner, and just after he gets up to his feet, you can kind of see his ear flapping back and forth for a second or so too.
by babyoilbadboy on Dec 31, 2010 3:41 PM EST up reply actions
I saw this
and was surprised the announcers didn’t go apeshit… I’m too used to Rogan’s fight euphemisms. The announcers saw this and just said matter of factly ’it’s over’.
by Armleglegarm Head on Dec 31, 2010 6:25 PM EST up reply actions
2011: year of The Reem
Try to spin this as much as you want, the way he demolished Duffee should send a message.
Please get him to the UFC. (After he does away with Fedor, Werdum and Silva).
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Lol sorry bud but like other people have been saying. The UFC HW division is dead again. dont be surprised to see heavy weights moving over to SF because its going to happen.
Unfortunately for the UFC, I think SF’s HW division is looking better that the UFC’s.
Don’t get me wrong, Cain and JDS are beasts, but Cain being sidelined for most of next year and Carwin recovering from surgery leaves JDS in limbo.
and how is this different from the past while Overeem had a broken hand, Fedor was in negotiations, or when Overeem was doing K1, Fedor was in negotiations, and Werdum was recovering from surgery?
People need to stop jumping to conclusions about the HW division every time something happens.
I am not jumping to conclusions. I’m simply stating that currently, the UFC’s HW division is in limbo and that, IMO, SF’s HW division seems slightly better. That is all.
It’s not like SF is putting together a ton of fights either. Instead of medical issues you’ve got guys ducking each other and renegotiating their contract after every fight.
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it’s funny how often conversations about fights devolves into org comparisons. the amazing thing about Overeem this year is how self-directed and confident he’s been as a fighter, in and outside of the ring. I doubt he would be the same fighter in the UFC.
rather than wishing Overeem in the UFC i’d prefer to wish more fighters had the kind of initiative and drive to fight at a consistently high level outside the UFC.
by Armleglegarm Head on Dec 31, 2010 6:43 PM EST up reply actions
Unlike every other division the best HW’s on a whole are outside the UFC. The exposing of Brock did a bunch. It also exposed Frank Mir.
Root for the home team jack ass
Fedor didn't get exposed
I think rational fight fans see that he had a lapse in judgement or underestimated Werdum’s submissions. Did a lapse in judgement cause Brock to not be able to handle getting jabbed in the face? Mir on the other hand evidentally had a lapse in judgement three times when it comes to fighters that are stronger then him. Nice try
Root for the home team jack ass
Great job by gegard. I would love to see him compete in a k1 grand prix.
by chunkyass on Dec 31, 2010 3:13 PM EST reply actions 1 recs
You've Been Reem'd & Knee'd
Duffee Got Reem’d
Alistar made that look easy. LOL.
by higgledy-piggledy on Dec 31, 2010 3:14 PM EST reply actions
Just for some stats
19 minutes and 21 seconds is how long it took Overeem to defeat his last 9 opponents(Cro Cop was a no contest, so I didn’t count him)
That’s an average of 2 minutes and 9 seconds per opponent.
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Alistair Overeem - StrikeForce HeavyWeight Champion, K-1 2010 World Grand Prix Champion, DREAM Interim HeavyWeight Champion
by Chris Groves on Dec 31, 2010 4:56 PM EST reply actions 1 recs
Also, he has finished 33 of his 34 victories
That is a 97% finish rate.
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Alistair Overeem - StrikeForce HeavyWeight Champion, K-1 2010 World Grand Prix Champion, DREAM Interim HeavyWeight Champion
by Chris Groves on Dec 31, 2010 5:37 PM EST up reply actions
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Sakuraba's Ear
is some nasty stuff. Shame the fight had to end like that.
I watched the the fights live on HDnet this morning and Jienotsu’s KO of Aoki caused me to jump out of my seat and spill beer on my carpet.
Also, Bob Sapp did not fight on the card because he, and I quote, “Lost the will to fight.”
Fool me once…
He has to actually fight in the UFC first
I just don’t see him giving up the freedom to fight who and where he wants for as much money as he can get for 3 fights a year “against the best” when he already thinks he is the best.
He may care about his legacy and all that more than Fedor does but I don’t think he sees the UFC as something he has to do to be an all time great, he wants to continue fighting K-1, he wants to continue being a god in Japan and he seems to only come state side when the payday fits.
by Chris Hines on Dec 31, 2010 11:44 PM EST up reply actions
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