has the takashi uchiyama fight started?

[Hougigo]

Coincidence I was reading the Manga 4 days ago, I stopped for who knows what reason.

I might need to pick it up. Only one season with no second in sight....
:/

[any craic lad?]

I think Miura's a little hotter right now. Beating Thompson in a war in Mexico and then crushing Jordan.

I'm interested.... can't wait

Yes the Thompson win was impressive but personally I've never thought much off Dante.Miura will take from the fact that Uchiyama is not some unstoppable monster he put him down hard and he will have seen Kaneko put him so I think we should be in for a more competitive fight this time still going with Uchiyama though

[BattleAxePurist]

For any1 interested the Uchiyama/Kaneko fight is on TV Tokyo now.

[MBE]

Fights starting now on tape delay, if you want to stream it

[BattleAxePurist]

Uchi not really hitting the body he'd gotten great at those hooks downstairs.

[any craic lad?]

Hey guys can someone direct me too a link?

[BattleAxePurist]

I've never seen Uchiyama pushed back as much as this.

[BattleAxePurist]

Hey guys can someone direct me too a link?

Sorry didn't see that, it's over now hopefully sims will have it up later

Miura beat the hell out Jardon badly.

Uchiyama was in a real fight but showed his class, R11 was outstanding!

[any craic lad?]

Sorry didn't see that, it's over now hopefully sims will have it up later

Miura beat the hell out Jardon badly.

Uchiyama was in a real fight but showed his class, R11 was outstanding!

No problem man should catch it on youtube later sounded like a good fighter especially late on

[Drunken Cat]

I just got home.

I'm glad I went tonight. The first fights with the new pros, and the main event were what made it worthwhile. Watching Miura work was also good.

One of the most interesting things about this card was that, as it took place in a relatively small arena, it had almost a club fight feel, yet for world championship fights.

This was even more so because Kaneko and Uchiyama both had a large section of supporters in two different places in the arena, and they were constantly chanting over one another. As it were, Uchiyama is from Tokyo, and Kaneko is from neighboring Yokohama, so there was a cross-town rivalry aspect, as well. It really made things sort of interesting.

I was also about the only non-Japanese I saw in the entire event. It is difficult to navigate getting tickets or getting to events if you don't read Japanese, is my guess as to why (though it isn't actually that hard--you can buy tickets at convenience stores.)