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Mason Archer: “You can call it Slaughterhouse vs Halvorsen’s all you want, but the way I see it, it’s Canada vs the USA. I have an entire country behind me, just waiting to see me give the Face of American MMA a black eye.”

 

Junior Patinkin: “As soon as Sean asked me, I knew I couldn’t turn this opportunity down.”

 

Houston George: “It’s an honour, and a privilege, to represent the Bear Pit.”

 

David Allen: “I’m on his team, and 90% of the time even THAT wouldn’t make me cheer for a scumbag like Chambers. But against Humphreys? I hope Nathan hits him so hard his pea-sized brain falls out his ear.”

 

Allen LaFleur: “In my second pro fight, I’m live on TV, I’m taking on a guy I grew up watching, and I’m representing Tim Boyer, Slaughterhouse, and Canada. Pinch me in case I’m dreaming, someone.”

 

Sean Morrison: “30 matches. 27 victories. 25 first round stoppages. Brandon, you may be one tough competitor, but you are completely out of your league against me.”

 

Mac Fuller: “People keep telling me he likes the idea of himself as a boxer. If he wants to stand and bang with an expert, bring it on.”

 

Nathan Chambers: “I keep hearing my team doesn’t like me. Guess what, I don’t like them either. Who gives a <BLEEP>? This isn’t tag team wrestling, this is one on one MMA. I’ll pound him until he bleeds then hope the other five can do enough to get me my share of the winners’ cheque.”

 

Tim Boyer: This is it.

 

Sly Twinge: “There seem to be people saying that two rookies don’t belong in an event like this. One rookie sure does, and that’s me.”

 

Carl Ratcliffe: “A lot of people seem to think he’ll destroy me on the ground. Believe me, he has zero chance of getting me on the ground.”

 

Philip Ziskie: “They say pick on someone your own size, and most of the time it’s good advice. But what do you do when there’s no-one left to take on? Time to slay a giant.”

 

Nate MacReary: “Two men step in undefeated, one man walks out undefeated. I’m that man.”

 

Jack Humphreys: “They call him Black Superman, but he’s about to meet his Kryptonite.”

 

Brandon Sugar: “He may be the last ever GAMMA Lightweight champion, but he’s nothing compared to me.”

 

James Foster. “37 times I’ve stepped into the cage. Each and every time I’ve given it everything I’ve got. That’s not going to change just because this isn’t for GAMMA. If anything, representing a legend like Dan Halvorsen just makes me even keener to win.”

 

24 men. 4 camps. 1 trophy.

 

FIGHT CAMP WAR. COMING SOON.

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<div style="text-align:center;"><p><strong>The Rules of Fight Camp War:</strong></p></div><p></p><p> </p><p>

Each event will feature 4 camps of 6 fighters. Each camp will take on each other camp twice, giving us 12 matches in total.</p><p> </p><p>

All bouts are contested in a cage with 3 rounds of 5 minutes each, using the ten point must system if the fight goes to the judges. As far as possible, everything is legal. </p><p> </p><p>

Points are scored as follows:</p><p> </p><p>

</p><div style="text-align:center;"><p><strong>1st round victory: 10 points</strong></p><p><strong>

2nd round victory: 8 points</strong></p><p><strong>

3rd round victory: 6 points</strong></p><p><strong>

Decision victory: 5 points</strong></p><p><strong>

Draw: 2 points</strong></p><p><strong>

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At the end of the night, the camp with the most points takes the trophy. </p><p> </p><p> </p><p>

<em>(OOC: Was planning on doing this using quick match but have actually set up a new database with just one organisation with a lot of fighters signed up to 12 match contracts, to allow changes in camps, etc, as we go. No idea how long I'll run this for but hoping it'll be good fun. Predictions would be awesome!)</em></p>

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Great to have you on board guys! Aiming for 2 days or so in between posting a preview and results so hopefully that gives you plenty of time to predict.

 

The Teams:

Halvorsen's

James Foster

Philip Ziskie

Dan Halvorsen

David Allen

Nathan Chambers

Dexter Darling

 

Slaughterhouse

Mason Archer

Allen LeFleur

Tim Boyer

Callum Henson

Nik Minear

Nate MacReary

 

Animal House

Sean Morrison

Alan Kendall

Junior Patinkin

Matthew Dean

Jack Humphreys

Sly Twinge

 

Bear Pit

Brandon Sugar

Rick Stanley

Felix Mattherson Jr

Carl Ratcliffe

Houston George

Mac Fuller

 

James Foster (32-4-1) vs Mason Archer (15-3) – USA vs Canada, Halvorsen’s vs Slaughterhouse, probably future Hall of Famer vs possible future World champion. The comparisons here are endless with Archer just about hitting his prime and Foster perhaps slightly past his. Smart money is still on the King of Ground and Pound, but he can’t take Archer’s lethal kicks lightly.

 

Sean Morrison (27-3) vs Brandon Sugar (24-4) – Fight of the night, in all probability. Two of the top 4 lightweights in the world today collide, with both men in their prime. This is anyone’s guess but Morrison’s record of 12 straight first round victories is extremely unlikely to make it to 13.

 

Nathan Chambers (16-1) vs Jack Humphreys (22-6) – Most fans seem to be hoping they can BOTH lose this one somehow. The Black Superman is the clear favourite here but as was shown last time around struggles when he gets to the fourth round and beyond. The ultra-resilient Humphreys may just pull this one off if he can wear down his opponent.

 

Philip Ziskie (17-1-1) vs Alan Kendall (12-3) – Normally a 20 pound or so weight advantage combined with Kendall’s all round game would make him a virtual lock for the win. There’s nothing normal about going up against Ziskie, though. The Kid is vocal about wanting to prove himself against bigger opponents after dominating the featherweights for so long, he has a level of crowd support which only James Foster can match in the entire sport, and he’s got the skills to pull off a huge win here.

 

Allen LeFleur (1-0) vs Rick Stanley (28-14) – The big question here is what on earth did LeFleur do to Tim Boyer to get thrown into this fight. While the Chunky Monkey is outwardly very confident, talking about what a great opportunity this is, most observers think that he’ll be lucky to last more than a few minutes against the Pit Bull and risks having his brains scrambled by one of Stanley’s big punches.

 

Dan Halvorsen (35-11-2) vs Felix Mattherson Jr (2-0) – With a lot of people suggesting this will be Halvorsen’s last fight after three losses in a row, he’ll be eager to go out on top. Puerto Rican rookie Mattherson, though, can’t be underestimated and has the potential to pull off a big win with his all round game being impressive.

 

Tim Boyer (24-3-2) vs Junior Patinkin (14-1) – A pair of good all rounders here, the real question is how Patinkin – normally sporting a decent weight advantage at Light Heavyweight – will cope with being the smaller man for once in this fight.

 

David Allen (14-2) vs Callum Henson (18-7) – Two veterans who haven’t really ever stood out but have consistently performed well collide. This has the potential to be one of the more intriguing matches, with the pair looking evenly matched and generally being well worth watching.

 

Matthew Dean (31-5) vs Carl Ratcliffe (16-4) – These guys both came onto the scene about eight years ago when they were just turning 20, but Dean’s fought nearly twice as much as Ratcliffe since. Back when they were rookies, Carl might have had a chance of getting a win if he could keep it standing but The Anarchist’s boxing has developed so well over the past few years that I don’t think even that would help him now.

 

Nik Minear (9-2) vs Houston George (2-0) – The Minotaur was on a good streak until he got forced to tap out in a surprise loss last September, youngster George has fought just twice professionally but finished both fights in round 2 with submissions. George has to be the favourite here.

 

Dexter Darling (17-2-1) vs Mac Fuller (32-8) – Fuller has challenged Darling to stand and bang for this one, if Dexter takes him up on that offer the veteran may be able to pull off what would be a fairytale victory. Smart money, though, has to be on Double D grounding and pounding The Mean Machine.

 

Nate MacReary (2-0) vs Sly Twinge (3-0) – Two rookies looking to make a name for themselves here, the massive Bully Boy can hit like a freight train but the more chiseled MacReary is a better competitor on the ground, while being no slouch in the striking department himself.

 

 

Prediction Key

 

James Foster (32-4-1) vs Mason Archer (15-3)

Sean Morrison (27-3) vs Brandon Sugar (24-4)

Nathan Chambers (16-1) vs Jack Humphreys (22-6)

Philip Ziskie (17-1-1) vs Alan Kendall (12-3)

Allen LeFleur (1-0) vs Rick Stanley (28-14)

Dan Halvorsen (35-11-2) vs Felix Mattherson Jr (2-0)

Tim Boyer (24-3-2) vs Junior Patinkin (14-1)

David Allen (14-2) vs Callum Henson (18-7)

Matthew Dean (31-5) vs Carl Ratcliffe (16-4)

Nik Minear (9-2) vs Houston George (2-0)

Dexter Darling (17-2-1) vs Mac Fuller (32-8)

Nate MacReary (2-0) vs Sly Twinge (3-0)

Winning Camp:

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<p><strong>James Foster </strong>(32-4-1) vs Mason Archer (15-3)</p><p>

<strong>Sean Morrison </strong>(27-3) vs Brandon Sugar (24-4) </p><p>

<strong>Nathan Chambers</strong> (16-1) vs Jack Humphreys (22-6) </p><p>

<strong>Philip Ziskie </strong>(17-1-1) vs Alan Kendall (12-3)</p><p>

Allen LeFleur (1-0) vs <strong>Rick Stanley</strong> (28-14)</p><p>

<strong>Dan Halvorsen</strong> (35-11-2) vs Felix Mattherson Jr (2-0)</p><p>

Tim Boyer (24-3-2) vs <strong>Junior Patinkin</strong> (14-1) </p><p>

<strong>David Allen</strong> (14-2) vs Callum Henson (18-7) </p><p>

<strong>Matthew Dean</strong> (31-5) vs Carl Ratcliffe (16-4)</p><p>

Nik Minear (9-2) vs <strong>Houston George </strong>(2-0)</p><p>

<strong>Dexter Darling </strong>(17-2-1) vs Mac Fuller (32-8) </p><p>

<strong>Nate MacReary</strong> (2-0) vs Sly Twinge (3-0)</p><p>

Winning Camp: <strong>Halvorsen's</strong></p>

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<p><strong>James Foster</strong> (32-4-1) vs Mason Archer (15-3)</p><p>

<strong>Sean Morrison</strong> (27-3) vs Brandon Sugar (24-4) </p><p>

<strong>Nathan Chambers</strong> (16-1) vs Jack Humphreys (22-6) </p><p>

Philip Ziskie (17-1-1) vs <strong>Alan Kendall</strong> (12-3)</p><p>

<strong>Allen LeFleur</strong> (1-0) vs Rick Stanley (28-14)</p><p>

<strong>Dan Halvorsen</strong> (35-11-2) vs Felix Mattherson Jr (2-0)</p><p>

Tim Boyer (24-3-2) vs <strong>Junior Patinkin</strong> (14-1) </p><p>

<strong>David Allen</strong> (14-2) vs Callum Henson (18-7) </p><p>

Matthew Dean (31-5) vs<strong> Carl Ratcliffe</strong> (16-4)</p><p>

Nik Minear (9-2) vs <strong>Houston George</strong> (2-0)</p><p>

Dexter Darling (17-2-1) vs<strong> Mac Fuller</strong> (32-8) </p><p>

Nate MacReary (2-0) vs <strong>Sly Twinge</strong> (3-0)</p><p>

Winning Camp: <strong>Animal House</strong></p>

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Fight Camp War 1:

 

Halvorsen's vs Slaughterhouse vs Animal House vs Bear Pit

 

 

Nate MacReary (2-0) vs Sly Twinge (3-0) – Both men come out hitting hard, and exchange punches, but it’s MacReary who comes out on top, reeling Twinge with a hard right hand then taking him down. A pummeling follows, and the ref pulls him off. Great

 

Slaughterhouse 10 points.

 

Dexter Darling (17-2-1) vs Mac Fuller (32-8) – Dexter goes for the early takedown, but Fuller sprawls and manages to get in some good shots. Decent punches from him until Darling manages to stand up, and the pair circle for a couple of minutes, with Fuller taking the round on most scorecards. Round 2 sees Fuller get taken down but defend well, while round 3 is rather poor. Fuller shades it 29-28 on all three judges’ cards. Average.

 

Slaughterhouse 10 points

Bear Pit 6 points

 

Nik Minear (9-2) vs Houston George (2-0) – Terrible first round in which barely anything happens but a good second round performance by “Furious” George, as he takes Minear down, tries for an armbar, can’t get it, but unloads with strikes to destroy his opponent. Average

 

Bear Pit 14 points

Slaughterhouse 10 points

 

David Allen (14-2) vs Callum Henson (18-7) – Allen feels Henson out for the first round without doing any real damage, but early in round two takes him down and gets a rear naked choke applied at the second attempt for the tap out. Decent

 

Bear Pit 14 points

Slaughterhouse 10 points

Halvorsen's 8 points

 

Tim Boyer (24-3-2) vs Junior Patinkin (14-1) – This looks more like a boxing match than an MMA fight for the first round, as the pair jab away, at least until Patinkin gets a takedown with seconds left. Round 2 sees him go for the take down much earlier on, but a Boyer sprawl sees Junior in real trouble as the Tower of Power lands some great shots. Same thing happens again in round 3, and Patinkin is looking in real trouble here, but after the pair get to their feet Junior somehow finds a judo trip to get his opponent down and rains punches down on a helpless Boyer. The ref has seen enough, and calls a halt to this one with just a second to go! Fantastic.

 

Bear Pit 14 points

Slaughterhouse 10 points

Halvorsen's 8 points

Animal House 6 points

 

Allen LeFleur (1-0) vs Rick Stanley (28-14) – LeFleur does incredibly well here, taking Stanley down twice, but can’t capitalize and doesn’t do enough damage to convince the judges he’s worth the victory. Stanley is as one-dimensional as ever but gets some brutal punches in and takes it 30-27, 29-28, 29-28. Good.

 

Bear Pit 19 points

Slaughterhouse 10 points

Halvorsen's 8 points

Animal House 6 points

 

Dan Halvorsen (35-11-2) vs Felix Mattherson Jr (2-0) – This is all wrestling, and there’s not much excitement here. Halvorsen clearly does enough to win the first two rounds, and despite being gassed by round 3 never looks in danger of being finished off. 29-28 to the Perfectionist from all 3 judges. Average.

 

Bear Pit 19 points

Halvorsen's 13 points

Slaughterhouse 10 points

Animal House 6 points

 

Philip Ziskie (17-1-1) vs Alan Kendall (12-3) – Ziskie has a point to prove against the bigger man here and rocks him with punches early on, nearly getting an ultra quick victory until Kendall manages to get into guard after he’s taken down. Spinning backfist in round 3 clearly gives the Kid the advantage, and while he can’t finish Flash, from that moment on there’s only one winner. 29-28 across the board again. Average

 

Bear Pit 19 points

Halvorsen's 18 points

Slaughterhouse 10 points

Animal House 6 points

 

Matthew Dean (31-5) vs Carl Ratcliffe (16-4) – Dean takes just two minutes to take down the self proclaimed Mr Awesome and smash him with a barrage of punches for the win.

 

Bear Pit 19 points

Halvorsen's 18 points

Animal House 16 points

Slaughterhouse 10 points

 

Nathan Chambers (16-1) vs Jack Humphreys (22-6) – The fans hate these guys, and they hate them even more after the end of this awful bout, as Chambers basically smothers Humphreys for 3 round on the road to a 30-27 decision. Awful.

 

Halvorsen's 23 points

Bear Pit 19 points

Animal House 16 points

Slaughterhouse 10 points

 

Sean Morrison (27-3) vs Brandon Sugar (24-4) – So much for fight of the night. These two cancel each other out pretty much, both getting a takedown but not being able to do anything with it. Morrison gets it 30-27, 29-28, 29-28. Average.

 

Halvorsen's 23 points

Animal House 21 points

Bear Pit 19 points

Slaughterhouse 10 points

 

James Foster (32-4-1) vs Mason Archer (15-3) – This is over nearly as soon as it begins, with Halvorsen’s man James Foster taking down Slaughterhouse’s Archer in just over a minute, and Archer holding on for barely 30 seconds against some brutal punches.

 

Halvorsen's 33 points

Animal House 21 points

Bear Pit 19 points

Slaughterhouse 10 points

 

 

Predictions:

 

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<p>Fight Camp War 2: Europe vs Asia</p><p> </p><p>

The Teams</p><p> </p><p>

<span style="color:#FF0000;"><strong>Mantas Andreyev Fighting</strong></span></p><p><span style="color:#FF0000;">

Hassan Fezzik</span></p><p><span style="color:#FF0000;">

Fiyero Lermontov</span></p><p><span style="color:#FF0000;">

Jaromir Grygera</span></p><p><span style="color:#FF0000;">

Ari Peltonen</span></p><p><span style="color:#FF0000;">

Zvonimir Asanovic</span></p><p><span style="color:#FF0000;">

Lars Bohlin</span></p><p> </p><p>

<span style="color:#483D8B;"><strong>Brazilian Estrela Academy</strong></span></p><p><span style="color:#483D8B;">

Affonso Villar</span></p><p><span style="color:#483D8B;">

Branco</span></p><p><span style="color:#483D8B;">

Manuel Silva</span></p><p><span style="color:#483D8B;">

Carlos de Guia</span></p><p><span style="color:#483D8B;">

Thais Antonio Taffarel</span></p><p><span style="color:#483D8B;">

Helio</span></p><p> </p><p>

<strong>Gothenburg Submission Fighting</strong></p><p>

Seth O'Breen</p><p>

Lukas Mellberg</p><p>

Aleksander Ivanov</p><p>

Julio Reguiero</p><p>

Niko Soldo</p><p>

Jason Dalglish</p><p> </p><p>

<span style="color:#800080;"><strong>Escola Da Luta</strong></span></p><p><span style="color:#800080;">

Luiz Machado</span></p><p><span style="color:#800080;">

Edison Edmilson</span></p><p><span style="color:#800080;">

Joaquim Fontes</span></p><p><span style="color:#800080;">

Charles Stiles</span></p><p><span style="color:#800080;">

Jerezo</span></p><p><span style="color:#800080;">

Grande Silveira</span></p><p> </p><p>

<span style="color:#FF0000;">Hassan Fezzik (25-0) </span>vs<span style="color:#483D8B;"> Affonso Villar (22-2)</span> – With most opponents, Villar barely needs to touch them; his intensity is so great that people are nearly willing to tap out the moment he walks into the cage. Against the great Fezzik himself, that’s unlikely to bring much joy.</p><p> </p><p>

Seth O’Breen (12-0) vs <span style="color:#800080;">Luiz Machado (22-4)</span> – Irishman O’Breen has a fantastic future ahead of him, but Machado is clearly the best opponent he’s faced so far in his young career.</p><p> </p><p>

<span style="color:#FF0000;">Fiyero Lermontov (11-0) </span>vs Lukas Mellberg (16-3) – The Russian appears to outclass his Swedish foe in pretty much every category here. Mellberg’s main chance will be his deadly guillotine choke, but not many people expect Fiyero to let him apply it.</p><p> </p><p>

<span style="color:#483D8B;">Branco (16-5) </span>vs <span style="color:#800080;">Edson Edmilson (22-11) </span>– Another here which has come too late for one competitor, at a guess, with Branco being one of the world’s top lightweights while Edmilson is starting to decline rapidly.</p><p> </p><p>

<span style="color:#FF0000;">Jaromir Grygera (17-5) </span>vs <span style="color:#800080;">Joaquim Fontes (21-3)</span> – A few years ago this would have been Grygera’s fight for sure, but with him on the wane and Fontes rising fast it should be a really even bout.</p><p> </p><p>

<span style="color:#483D8B;">Manuel Silva (13-0) </span>vs Aleksander Ivanov (6-0) – Rookie Ivanov outweighs Silva by about 80 pounds and you have to think that’s a difference which is just too big to overcome. If anyone CAN overcome it, though, The Prodigy may be the one.</p><p> </p><p>

<span style="color:#FF0000;">Ari Peltonen (23-7) </span>vs<span style="color:#483D8B;"> Carlos da Guia (15-0)</span> – The Finnish heavyweight competitor Peltonen is an absolute beast, but da Guia is unbeaten in fifteen and pound for pound is clearly the better fighter. Estrela obviously feel that’s enough to make up for a weight difference of around 70 pounds – this would be a massive giantkilling if it came off.</p><p> </p><p>

Julio Regueiro (20-0) vs <span style="color:#800080;">Charles Stiles (14-2) </span>– Charles ‘Rogue’ Stiles is amongst the world’s top BJJ competitors, but Julio is in another league with 20 victories from 20 matches. Gothenburg will be confident of having this one won.</p><p> </p><p>

<span style="color:#FF0000;">Zvonimir Asanovic (27-2) </span>vs Niko Soldo (14-1-1) – A pair of the sport’s most exciting kick boxers collide here in what should be a fantastic match. </p><p> </p><p>

<span style="color:#483D8B;">Thais Antonio Taffarel (17-2) </span>vs <span style="color:#800080;">Jerezo (31-9) </span>– Two experienced competitors here, but while Jerezo is closing his career out, Muay Thai expert Taffarel is in his prime. </p><p> </p><p>

<span style="color:#FF0000;">Lars Bohlin (48-6) </span>vs <span style="color:#800080;">Grande Silveira (4-0)</span> – While he’s never been a particularly exciting competitor, Bohlin is a vastly experienced veteran. Escola Da Luta are putting Grande Silveira, a rookie BJJ competitor, against him but the smart money here’s on Bohlin.</p><p> </p><p>

<span style="color:#483D8B;">Helio (14-1)</span> vs Jason Dalglish (18-5) – Dalglish has a reputation for being a good scrappy competitor, and is coming off a decent win in a local show in his hometown of Edinburgh, but the Brazilian striker Helio is the overwhelming favourite here.</p><p> </p><p> </p><p>

Prediction Key:</p><p> </p><p>

Hassan Fezzik vs Affonso Villar</p><p>

Seth O'Breen vs Luiz Machado</p><p>

Fiyero Lermontov vs Lukas Mellberg</p><p>

Branco vs Edison Edmilson</p><p>

Jaromir Grygera vs Joaquim Fontes</p><p>

Manuel Silva vs Aleksander Ivanov</p><p>

Ari Peltonen vs Carlos de Guia</p><p>

Julio Reguiero vs Charles Stiles</p><p>

Zvonimir Asanovic vs Niko Soldo</p><p>

Thais Antonio Taffarel vs Jerezo</p><p>

Lars Bohlin vs Grande Silveira</p><p>

Helio vs Jason Dalglish</p><p>

Winning Camp:</p>

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<p>Okay I hardly ever play out of North America so I am not going to be all that good in this round.</p><p> </p><p>

<strong>Hassan Fezzik</strong> vs Affonso Villar</p><p>

<strong>Seth O'Breen </strong>vs Luiz Machado</p><p>

<strong>Fiyero Lermontov</strong> vs Lukas Mellberg</p><p>

<strong>Branco</strong> vs Edison Edmilson</p><p>

<strong>Jaromir Grygera</strong> vs Joaquim Fontes</p><p>

Manuel Silva vs <strong>Aleksander Ivanov</strong></p><p>

Ari Peltonen vs <strong>Carlos de Guia</strong></p><p>

<strong>Julio Reguiero </strong>vs Charles Stiles</p><p>

<strong>Zvonimir Asanovic </strong>vs Niko Soldo</p><p>

<strong>Thais Antonio Taffarel</strong> vs Jerezo</p><p>

<strong>Lars Bohlin</strong> vs Grande Silveira</p><p>

Helio vs <strong>Jason Dalglish</strong></p><p> </p><p>

Winning Camp: Mantas Andreyev Fighting</p>

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<p>Hassan Fezzik vs <strong>Affonso Villar</strong></p><p>

<strong>Seth O'Breen</strong> vs Luiz Machado</p><p>

<strong>Fiyero Lermontov </strong>vs Lukas Mellberg</p><p>

<strong>Branco </strong>vs Edison Edmilson</p><p>

Jaromir Grygera vs <strong>Joaquim Fontes</strong></p><p>

<strong>Manuel Silva</strong> vs Aleksander Ivanov</p><p>

Ari Peltonen vs <strong>Carlos de Guia</strong></p><p>

<strong>Julio Reguiero</strong> vs Charles Stiles</p><p>

Zvonimir Asanovic vs <strong>Niko Soldo</strong></p><p>

<strong>Thais Antonio Taffarel</strong> vs Jerezo</p><p>

<strong>Lars Bohlin</strong> vs Grande Silveira</p><p>

<strong>Helio </strong>vs Jason Dalglish</p><p>

Winning Camp:Brazilian Estrela Academy</p>

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