Reality Combat Fighting Championship Vi:nhb Fighters Battle It Outin A 32-foot Octagonal Cage

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Reality Combat Fighting Championship Vi:nhb Fighters Battle It Outin A 32-foot Octagonal Cage

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Reality Combat Fighting Championship VI:
NHB Fighters Battle It Out
In A 32-Foot Octagonal Cage

JUNE 24, 2000
6:00PM THIBODAUX CIVIC CENTER
THIBODAUX, LOUISIANA

Thibodaux has never hosted an event of this nature. Support from the local’s and local sponsorship has been great. There are two Title matches up for grabs, Heavyweight as well as Middleweight. UFC and IFC Veteran Dirty Harry Moskowitz is lined up for the Super Fight. With 14 bouts in all , you don’t want to miss this NHB action.

For ticket information call Thibodaux Civic Center 504-446-7261
You can visit our website www.globalsportsent.com for hotel accommodations and fight information.

HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE BOUT
Joe Nameth Vs. Desmand Peterson

MIDDLEWEIGHT 4-MAN TITLE TOURNAMENT
Aristitides Britto Vs. Roger Kessler
Warren Donnley Vs. Rich Clementi

LIGHTWEIGHT 4-MAN TOURNAMENT
Rob Bear Vs. Shannon Berry
Charles Gardiner Vs. Marco Macera

SUPER FIGHT
Dirty Harry Moskowitz Vs. Rondald Rumpf

SINGLE FIGHTS
Jacob Ross Vs. Shem Tatum
Dan Cooper Vs. Larry Godfrey
Ray Totorico Vs. Wister Hill
Rick Mcchristian Vs. Mike Herring
Robert Ard Vs. Tim Douglas
Tiger Tom Vs. Darren Desalvo

From Susumu’s Gallery:

Colosseum 2000 Pictures

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Susumu’s Gallery has added 17 pictures from Colosseum 2000 held on May 26.

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Colosseum 2000 Results
Commentary by Nishijima Toru of Japan

Yuki Kondo Vs. Saulo Ribeiro
Kondo did great. At the very beginning of the match, Saulo tried to clinch Kondo. But Kondo delivered a roundhouse kick to him. He connected on Saulo’s temple with his knee. Saulo collapsed and Kondo gave a bunch of knees and punches. The Saulo’s cornermen put their arms into the ring to stop Kondo’s punches. Saulo was lying in his corner.
Kondo def. Ribeiro – KO

Genki Sudo Vs. Andre Pedeniras
As for the first 10 minutes, I do not like it. Genki showed to entertain spectators too much. I or we just want to see the attitude to win. The last 5 minutes Genki was trying to beat Andre. But it was too late.
Draw

Masato Vs. Melchor Menor
Masato def. Menor – KO

Suzuki Vs. Luciano Basile
Suzuki def. Basile – Judges’ decision

Mario Sperry Vs. Kiromitsu Kanehara
Sperry def. Kanehara – Judges’ decision

Kiyoshi Tamura Vs. Jeremy Horn

Tamura def. Horn – Judges’ decision

Rickson Gracie Vs. Masakatsu Funaki
During the opening 10 minutes, Rickson was able to get Funaki in a clinch, but could not take him down. Similar Funaki vs. Guy Mezger in their match for the King of Pancrase title. Finally Rickson went to the ground and caught Fuanki in his guard. There was not much action at this point. Funaki stood and began to kick Rickson lying on his back like Sakuraba often does. But no kicks connected on Rickson. Rickson stood up again and clinched Funaki. Then Funaki’s hook scratched Rickson’s cheek but Rickson took him down and mounted easily. Rickson grabbed one of Funaki’s arms, wrapped it around his own (Funaki’s) neck and began to punch him in the face. Rickson then turned Fuanki and choked him out from his back. After Funaki was taken down by Rickson, he could do nothing. It was very hard to find out any efforts by Funaki to escape from side mount, mount or choke. Funaki was completely out when the match was stopped.
Gracie def. Funaki – Rear naked choke