paul c
24-05-2003, 08:07 AM
Hey guys,
I thought I'd post a brief fight report from the notes that I scribbled. I'm pretty sure that all the win / Losses are pretty correct. Please keep in mind that anything other than that is just my opinion as to whom I felt did the majority of work in rounds. If I've made a mistake, please feel free to correct me. Anyway this is as best I can remember the show (I think I'm going to get a mini tape player that I can talk into, and record the highlights per individual round.).
All fight pics for archive will have a smaller copy placed on Michael V's website, as well as a full fight report posted with the pictures from (Mr AC/DC dancer) Howard Leigh (I think that should be Howard's American Indian name).
www.figtforce.net
Michael has a keen interest in keeping a responsible archive of all his and Johny Scida's shows for the sports history sake on his website. So, if you've fought on one of their shows, I think you'll have a pretty reasonable chance of finding your fight pics on either Fightforce site, if not there, you might be able to find stuff from older shows on my site.
http://www.fortunecity.com/olympia/imran/723/
1. Ryan Condon Vs Shane Colling (Middle weights)
Collins def Condon points dec. Collins throwing some good hard low and body kicks, and doing the majority of the work in the first round. To me there wasn't a great deal between the fighters in the second and third.
2. Stephan Black Vs Adam Gierlicz (@ 81 kg's)
Stephan def Adam TKO third. Stephan dominated the whole time. He rocked Adam a couple of times in the 2nd round with punches and dropped him. Gierlicz got back up and continued. Dave Hedgecock stopped the fight in the 3rd.
3. Michael Glenda Vs Luke Campbell (Middle weights...Full Muay Thai Rules)
Glenda wins points decision. Fight got a little messy at times, especially in the first, but good call from the judges I reckon.
4. Phill Rudolph Vs James Moutsopoulos
I thought James easily won the first, but Rudolph drops James severely in the second round and wins by KO.
5. Michael Noakes Vs Michael Haley
1st, Noakes showing some good skill with great moement and some flash kicks and punches. Judges called it a draw, personally I would have just given it to Noakes, but the judges called it even.
6. Ray Dimachki Vs Abdul Rahman Elbakkar
Abdul Trahman Elbakkar wins points. I felt both fighters gave as good as they got. Good fight.
7. Danny Nagyi Van Vs Kareem Hemed
No contest. It looked like Danny may have broken his shin kicking in the first round.
8 Gem Ozdemircelik Vs Arthur Yougoryn....Cancelled
9. Mark Baxtndine Vs Thomas Vojkowski
Derr, I didn't write who won in my notes, just that Hemed was landing some nice shots, jabs kicks and straight rights in the first. I thought the rest of the fight looked pretty even, and got scrappy at times. Can someone let us know please.
10. Mark Wallace Vs Paul Los
Totally awesome fight. Both fighters extremely fit and working like machines. Wallace landed some spectacular knees in the first. The second round was a little more settled but still great technique from both guys, Los landing some big kicks and punches. Third rnd was all Wallace's again with some beautiful knees and some nice clean punches.
11. Rob Clarke Vs Wissam Fattal
Well, I sensed that there was going to be some major outrageous mayhem just from the Stare-down. Man, Clarke was getting right into it and I reckon he wins the stare-down of the year competition. The guys sitting behind me were really enjoying the whole show, but especially loved getting into it as well. We had a great commentary thing happening among us. And it seems we were all looking for a partner to have a go with (damn Janer, you should have come down to where I was sitting, we could have had a go as well).
The bell rung and it sure was madness. The first round was at a thousand miles an hour with both guys just throwing every bit of energy into every shot. Very messy, but the shots they landed made up for any awkwardness in their movement. Fattal's power to me seemed to be showing a bigger smack than Clarke and wobbling him, but in the first both got some big face and body smashing.
They seemed to settle only slightly in the second, but the power and volume was still there. Fattal landed at least two wobbling shots.
Anyway, 'The Incident'
I can't remember exactly how Fattal went down, but I suspect a smash to the fluffies. Then, while he was down, Clarke keeps laying into him with kicks and anything that will reach. Dave Hedgecock just jumps between them and pulls Clarke away whilst simultaneously waving off the fight. Clarke had been disqualified.
Next thing you know everyone is diving into the ring through either outrage at Clarke, or the urge to go in there and protect him, or finally to get in there and secure the situation.
Clarke received the biggest applause it seems of any fighter whom stepped into that ring last night, but now people were booing and screaming at him like crazy. It seemed that even those who a moment ago wished him the win, were now screaming abuse.
The ring was quickly secured by security staff. I didn't see a single punch, spit or whatever. Hats of to Michael and Con for the way their security reacted. Even though I know bugger all about security, It was great to see it all settled without anyone laying any hostile hands on each other.
Also, Fattal is from Tariks camp and Tarik was in the ring. I have to give him credit, he was the first to offer his hand to Clarke.
Everything turned out cool, and Clarke took the microphone to both apologise to both his opponent Fattal, and cleverly also to the audience. Within a couple of minutes all seemed to be diffused, and the fighters shaking hands and posing for a picture together.
Clarke and corner were very clever at turning an ugly situation in some very quich and correct damage control, so that the majority of outrage was quelled.
Fattal camp said they are holding no grudges, and explained that they do understand, and that it's all water under the bridge.
A rematch was offered on Tarik's next card.
End of Night.
Michael, Great show, I loved it.
Edited by - paul c on 24 May 2003 09:06:31
I thought I'd post a brief fight report from the notes that I scribbled. I'm pretty sure that all the win / Losses are pretty correct. Please keep in mind that anything other than that is just my opinion as to whom I felt did the majority of work in rounds. If I've made a mistake, please feel free to correct me. Anyway this is as best I can remember the show (I think I'm going to get a mini tape player that I can talk into, and record the highlights per individual round.).
All fight pics for archive will have a smaller copy placed on Michael V's website, as well as a full fight report posted with the pictures from (Mr AC/DC dancer) Howard Leigh (I think that should be Howard's American Indian name).
www.figtforce.net
Michael has a keen interest in keeping a responsible archive of all his and Johny Scida's shows for the sports history sake on his website. So, if you've fought on one of their shows, I think you'll have a pretty reasonable chance of finding your fight pics on either Fightforce site, if not there, you might be able to find stuff from older shows on my site.
http://www.fortunecity.com/olympia/imran/723/
1. Ryan Condon Vs Shane Colling (Middle weights)
Collins def Condon points dec. Collins throwing some good hard low and body kicks, and doing the majority of the work in the first round. To me there wasn't a great deal between the fighters in the second and third.
2. Stephan Black Vs Adam Gierlicz (@ 81 kg's)
Stephan def Adam TKO third. Stephan dominated the whole time. He rocked Adam a couple of times in the 2nd round with punches and dropped him. Gierlicz got back up and continued. Dave Hedgecock stopped the fight in the 3rd.
3. Michael Glenda Vs Luke Campbell (Middle weights...Full Muay Thai Rules)
Glenda wins points decision. Fight got a little messy at times, especially in the first, but good call from the judges I reckon.
4. Phill Rudolph Vs James Moutsopoulos
I thought James easily won the first, but Rudolph drops James severely in the second round and wins by KO.
5. Michael Noakes Vs Michael Haley
1st, Noakes showing some good skill with great moement and some flash kicks and punches. Judges called it a draw, personally I would have just given it to Noakes, but the judges called it even.
6. Ray Dimachki Vs Abdul Rahman Elbakkar
Abdul Trahman Elbakkar wins points. I felt both fighters gave as good as they got. Good fight.
7. Danny Nagyi Van Vs Kareem Hemed
No contest. It looked like Danny may have broken his shin kicking in the first round.
8 Gem Ozdemircelik Vs Arthur Yougoryn....Cancelled
9. Mark Baxtndine Vs Thomas Vojkowski
Derr, I didn't write who won in my notes, just that Hemed was landing some nice shots, jabs kicks and straight rights in the first. I thought the rest of the fight looked pretty even, and got scrappy at times. Can someone let us know please.
10. Mark Wallace Vs Paul Los
Totally awesome fight. Both fighters extremely fit and working like machines. Wallace landed some spectacular knees in the first. The second round was a little more settled but still great technique from both guys, Los landing some big kicks and punches. Third rnd was all Wallace's again with some beautiful knees and some nice clean punches.
11. Rob Clarke Vs Wissam Fattal
Well, I sensed that there was going to be some major outrageous mayhem just from the Stare-down. Man, Clarke was getting right into it and I reckon he wins the stare-down of the year competition. The guys sitting behind me were really enjoying the whole show, but especially loved getting into it as well. We had a great commentary thing happening among us. And it seems we were all looking for a partner to have a go with (damn Janer, you should have come down to where I was sitting, we could have had a go as well).
The bell rung and it sure was madness. The first round was at a thousand miles an hour with both guys just throwing every bit of energy into every shot. Very messy, but the shots they landed made up for any awkwardness in their movement. Fattal's power to me seemed to be showing a bigger smack than Clarke and wobbling him, but in the first both got some big face and body smashing.
They seemed to settle only slightly in the second, but the power and volume was still there. Fattal landed at least two wobbling shots.
Anyway, 'The Incident'
I can't remember exactly how Fattal went down, but I suspect a smash to the fluffies. Then, while he was down, Clarke keeps laying into him with kicks and anything that will reach. Dave Hedgecock just jumps between them and pulls Clarke away whilst simultaneously waving off the fight. Clarke had been disqualified.
Next thing you know everyone is diving into the ring through either outrage at Clarke, or the urge to go in there and protect him, or finally to get in there and secure the situation.
Clarke received the biggest applause it seems of any fighter whom stepped into that ring last night, but now people were booing and screaming at him like crazy. It seemed that even those who a moment ago wished him the win, were now screaming abuse.
The ring was quickly secured by security staff. I didn't see a single punch, spit or whatever. Hats of to Michael and Con for the way their security reacted. Even though I know bugger all about security, It was great to see it all settled without anyone laying any hostile hands on each other.
Also, Fattal is from Tariks camp and Tarik was in the ring. I have to give him credit, he was the first to offer his hand to Clarke.
Everything turned out cool, and Clarke took the microphone to both apologise to both his opponent Fattal, and cleverly also to the audience. Within a couple of minutes all seemed to be diffused, and the fighters shaking hands and posing for a picture together.
Clarke and corner were very clever at turning an ugly situation in some very quich and correct damage control, so that the majority of outrage was quelled.
Fattal camp said they are holding no grudges, and explained that they do understand, and that it's all water under the bridge.
A rematch was offered on Tarik's next card.
End of Night.
Michael, Great show, I loved it.
Edited by - paul c on 24 May 2003 09:06:31