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  • Ifc Global Domination Tournament

    http://www.mmaweekly.com/

    The IFC presents their own 205 pound 8-man tournament. Featuring some of the top fighters from around the world, the IFC kicks off their World Tour in grand fashion at the Pepsi Center in Denver, Colorado on September 6th.

    Entitled "Global Domination," the IFC's Pepsi Center show is highlighted by an 8-man tournament featuring Jeremy Horn, Renato "Babalu" Sobral, Mike Van Arsdale, Falaniko Vitale, Mauricio "Shogun" Rua, Paulo Filho, Michail Avetisyan, and Trevor Prangley. Also on the card will be a rare American appearance by five time King of Pancrase Nathan Marquardt, UFC and Pride veteran Ron Waterman, and UFC veteran Brad Gumm, among others.

    The show will be available via pay-per-view a few weeks following the event and there are plans for a DVD and VHS release. The broadcast team will feature Jens Pulver, Jeff Blatnick, and MMAWeekly's own Ryan Bennett.

    With Bennett on the scene and MMAWeekly's Ken Pishna being based out of Denver, plan on tons of news, previews and interviews coming you way as the show nears.

    Light Heavyweight Tournament
    Alternate Fight 1
    Ahmad vs. Eric Escobedo

    Light Heavyweight Tournament
    Alternate Fight 2
    Tom Sauer vs. Sean Gray

    Light Heavyweight Tournament
    Eliminator Fight 1
    Renato "Babalu" Sobral vs. Trevor Prangley

    Light Heavyweight Tournament
    Eliminator Fight 2
    Mauricio "Shogun" Rua vs. Paulo Filho

    Light Heavyweight Tournament
    Eliminator Fight 3
    Michail Avetisyan vs. Jeremy Horn

    Light Heavyweight Tournament
    Eliminator Fight 4
    Chael Sonnen vs Griffin

    Light Heavyweight Tournament
    Alternate Final Fight
    Ahmad-Escobedo Winner vs. Sauer-Gray Winner

    Heavyweight Contender Fight (265s)
    Jody Poff vs. Chilo Gonzales

    Light Heavyweight Tournament
    Semi-Final Fight I
    Sobral-Prangley Winner vs. Rua-Filho Winner

    Light Heavyweight Tournament
    Semi-Final Fight 2
    Avetisyan-Horn Winner vs. Sonnen-Griffin Winner

    IFC Women’s Middleweight Championship Fight
    Amanda Buckner vs. Ginele Marquez

    Lightweight Challenge Fight (155s)
    Brad Gumm vs. Doug Evans

    Middleweight Challenge Fight (185s)
    Nathan Marquardt vs. Steve Gomm

    Heavyweight Contender Fight (265s)
    Ron Waterman vs. Joe Briggs

    IFC World Light Heavyweight Tournament
    Championship Final Fight
    Semi-Final Fight 1 Winner vs. Semi-Final Fight 2 Winner

  • #2
    Looks like a good event

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    • #3
      I'm confused, Vitale and Arsdale seem to be listed as in the tournament, but I don't even see them on the card. It looks like they have Sonnen vs Griffin instead....

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      • #4
        Horn or Shogun........

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        • #5
          IFC DELIEVERS HUGE NEWS

          It's probably the best kept secret in mixed martial arts, but if you don't listen to our daily radio show you are missing out on insider information and breaking news.

          MMAWeeklyRadio.com had the IFC's Paul Smith on the show on Monday and he made some very big annoucnements. Smith said the IFC show this weekend will be on delayed pay per view. The big news that he broke was the fact that the tournament will be shown in other countries, as well as the USA.

          Smith said they will be broadcasting this show in Brazil, Japan, England and Canada and there could me more announced very soon! The only bad news was the fact that InDemand would not be carrying it, so most likely you will have to check it out on your local satellite provider, so more news to follow about that.

          The other big news Smith delivered is the fact these fights will be carried on High Definition, meaning this will be the first mixed martial arts show in history that will be carried in HDTV. Some great news for MMA fans.

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          • #6
            The Filho vs. Shogun match-up will be the fight of the night. Both have mad skills on the ground. Horn should take it all, though

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            • #7
              Well ... I get some Canadian stations. Hopefully they show it on one of those.

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