Steerpike Posted November 13, 2015 Share Posted November 13, 2015 http://s28.postimg.org/r5461kmnh/UFC_Logo_RESIZED.png <table bgcolor="black" border="0" width="480"><tr><td><font color="white">CHAPTER I</td></font></tr></table>HUMAN COCKFIGHTING 1.1 - It's Showtime! 1.2 - UFC 1 Results 1.3 - The Brazilian Invasion 1.4 - Return to the Cage 1.5 - UFC 2 Results 1.6 - International Incident (Post-Show Analysis) 1.7 - The Growth of Ultimate Fighting <table border=0 width=710><tbody><tr><td>The beginning of the Ultimate Fighting Championship from the perspective of William Viola II, in association with Art Davie and Rorion Gracie. In this scenario, Bob Meyrowitz and the Semaphore Entertainment Group were never involved as Viola II steered from spectacle to sport. Some rule references can be found here. Not all are included as Rorion Gracie still has traction within the organization - will it be possible to merge Gracie Vale Tudo with Viola Martial Arts? I want to thank bushidoman, thedr and Scottie for inventive, inspirational and fantastic dynasties both to read and look at and I want to thank SeanMcFly for the OSR database. Creating, planning and writing a 'what if?' dynasty like this would not be possible without you! MIXED MARTIAL ARTS BEGINS TODAY – ARTICLE ON CONDUCT OF THE UFC As of November 1993 CLAUSE I o Fights will be conducted inside an 8-sided cage and will last 3 rounds of three minutes each with a one-minute rest-period in between each round. In the event of a time limit ending, ringside judges will refer to a 10-point must scoring system where the winner of a round is awarded 10 points, the loser 9 or fewer. CLAUSE II o Fighters will be divided into two weight classes: heavyweight, which will consist of fighters weighing 176 lbs. (~80 kgs.) and above, and lightweight, which will consist of fighters weighing 175 lbs. (~79.55 kgs.) and below. CLAUSE III o Fighters are ranked by the UFC in order to define whom the most complete martial artists is, across styles. In consideration will be victories, losses, both inside and outside the UFC and in-fight performance. CLAUSE IV o All strikes allowed, likewise with submissions. However, fish hooking, eye gouging, hair-pulling, small joint manipulation, biting or spitting at an opponent, head-butting, groin strikes, clawing, pinching, twisting the flesh, spiking, throat strikes of any kind and fingering orifices, cuts or lacerations are considered fouls. CLAUSE V o Fouls can result in a disqualification or a deduction of points, at the discretion of the in-cage referee. Furthermore, grabbing the fence, attacking an opponent attended by the referee, medical staff or resting during the one-minute break or during a fight break are also considered fouls.</td></tr></tbody></table> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steerpike Posted November 14, 2015 Author Share Posted November 14, 2015 <table border=0 width=710><tbody><tr><td>IT'S SHOWTIME! UFC inks pay-per-view deal with SET, reveals card for the first event DENVER, CO -- The Ultimate Fighting Championship, in connection with WOW Promotions and William Viola II, has penned a massive ten-show deal with SET to bring the re-birthed sport of 'ultimate fighting' to pay-per-view. In a press statement, Viola claims to be euphoric towards the reception that the UFC and the visions he, Art Davie and Rorion Gracie has presented. The first event, simply titled The Ultimate Fighting Championship, will bring a long-standing Brazilian rivalry to the US public as Rickson Gracie makes his debut on American pay-per-view against Casemiro Nascimento Martins, otherwise known as Rei Zulu. These two warriors have already faced twice before, each time with Rickson Gracie coming out the victor. In Violas more polished martial arts world, will Martins fare any better or will he fall to another clinical submission hold? Also featured on the card will be younger and untested Royce Gracie, spearheading the only Lightweight division fight against Colorado native and kick boxer Trent Jenkins. On Royce, Rorion mentions that he was handpicked to represent the Gracie family because of his exceptional skill and mastery in the arts of Gracie Jiu Jitsu. In addition, a host of other styles will be represented - everything from sumo to savate has a place in the UFC universe. Likewise, many different nationalities are joined within the cage, making the first UFC card a true international affair. The full fight card can be seen here. FROM AROUND THE WORLD - Brazilian Jiu Jitsu hotshot, Murilo Bustamante, joins Alliance Jiu-Jitsu to train with Fabio Gurgel EVENT CHARTER Pancrase 3 - November 19th, 1993 MAIN EVENT: Masakatsu Funaki vs. Bas Rutten SEMI-MAIN EVENT: Minoru Suzuki vs. Kazuo Takahashi The Ultimate Fighting Championship - December 17th, 1993 MAIN EVENT: Rickson Gracie vs. Casemiro Nascimento Martins SEMI-MAIN EVENT: Royce Gracie vs. Trent Jenkins So Pancrase went ahead and booked a show three days into the game, hence the lack of Ken Shamrock. I have managed to spin it into an interesting scenario though, which will be showcased over the course of the next three events. I hope you'll enjoy it because I do so like storytelling. For anyone wanting to predict victors, here is a simple card: Rickson Gracie vs. Casemiro Nascimento Martins Royce Gracie vs. Trent Jenkins Nilson de Castro vs. Patrick Smith Art Jimmerson vs. Oleg Taktarov George Weingroff vs. Kevin Rosier Gerard Gordeau vs. Teila Tuli Jason DeLucia vs. Zane Frasier</td></tr></tbody></table> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LeBlancX Posted November 14, 2015 Share Posted November 14, 2015 PREDICTIONS Rickson Gracie vs. Casemiro Nascimento Martins Royce Gracie vs. Trent Jenkins Nilson de Castro vs. Patrick Smith Art Jimmerson vs. Oleg Taktarov George Weingroff vs. Kevin Rosier Gerard Gordeau vs. Teila Tuli Jason DeLucia vs. Zane Frasier Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steerpike Posted November 17, 2015 Author Share Posted November 17, 2015 ufc_1 http://s28.postimg.org/r5461kmnh/UFC_Logo_RESIZED.png THE ULTIMATE FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP December 17th, 1993 McNichols Sports Arena, Denver, CO. Gate: $168,377 (1,433 in attendance) Buys: $656,000 MAIN EVENT - HEAVYWEIGHT - 3R x 3 MIN Rickson Gracie http://s20.postimg.org/cczb59q5l/image.gif (3-0) def. 'Rei Zulu' Casemiro Nascimento Martins http://s20.postimg.org/cczb59q5l/image.gif (1-3) via Armbar -= Fight Details =- SEMI-MAIN EVENT - LIGHTWEIGHT - 3R x 3 MIN Royce Gracie http://s20.postimg.org/cczb59q5l/image.gif (1-0) def. Trent Jenkins http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (0-1) via Arm Triangle -= Fight Details =- FIGHT #5 - HEAVYWEIGHT - 3R x 3 MIN Nilson de Castro http://s20.postimg.org/cczb59q5l/image.gif (2-0) def. Patrick Smith http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (0-1) via Armbar -= Fight Details =- FIGHT #4 - HEAVYWEIGHT - 3R x 3 MIN 'The Russian Bear' Oleg Taktarov http://s20.postimg.org/lgg9phw2x/image.gif (4-0) def. Art Jimmerson http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (0-1) via Guillotine Choke -= Fight Details =- FIGHT #3 - HEAVYWEIGHT - 3R x 3 MIN George Weingroff http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (1-1) def. Kevin Rosier http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (0-1) via Unanimous Decision -= Fight Details =- FIGHT #2 - HEAVYWEIGHT - 3R x 3 MIN Gerard Gordeau http://s20.postimg.org/b10wp3k4p/image.gif (1-0) def. Teila Tuli http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (0-1) via Unanimous Decision -= Fight Details =- ALTERNATE FIGHT - HEAVYWEIGHT - 3R x 3 MIN Jason DeLucia http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (1-0) def. Zane Frasier http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (0-1) via Split Decision -= Fight Details =- Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steerpike Posted November 17, 2015 Author Share Posted November 17, 2015 <table border=0 width=710><tbody><tr><td>THE BRAZILIAN INVASION Gracie clan reigns supreme as UFC ranks both Rickson and Royce at the top of the respective weight classes DENVER, CO -- With the roaring success of the first UFC event, both representatives of UFC Viola II, Davie and Gracie and SET representatives are eager to return to Denver for another round of ultimate fighting at the first given opportunity. It does not come without controversy however, as many a more conservative viewer have already filed public contempt of the violent action on display. In particular was noted the fight between Savate champion Gerard Gordeau against sumo-wrestler Teila Tuli as Tuli reportedly left the arena without a full set of teeth. One spectator reports a tooth flying out into the crowd. Others are pointing towards the 'unsportsmanlike conduct' and 'hateful approach' to ones opponent, as some fighters did not touch gloves while others, Patrick Smith in particular, suffered a fit of rage after tapping to Oleg Taktarovs choke submission and nearly backhanded the calm Russian Sambo player after the fight had been stopped. Viola II has come to the defense of the rules, saying that the fighters are well-protected by the book but that he, nor the UFC, can be held responsible for the conduct of the fighters themselves. A short and concise message as the UFC promises more action in the new year, saying that both Royce and Rickson will return at the second UFC event to defend their top-ranked spots. When asked if there were any plans for possible championship belts to determine the best of the best, Art Davie only let a vague comment slide about a possibility but nothing they are considering at the moment. "We want the focus to be on the styles fight right now", Davie said. FROM AROUND THE WORLD - Young wrestling prospect James Matthews vists Ken Shamrocks Lions Den training center, along with Teila Tuli who hopes to get in better shape for a possible return to 'ultimate fighting' - Prominent kickboxer Maurice Smith reportedly training BJJ with Gracie clan in California EVENT CHARTER Desafio Vale Tudo - January 29th, 1994 MAIN EVENT: Murilo Bustamante vs. Matías Alves SEMI-MAIN EVENT: Marco Ruas vs. Agustín Valdés (December 1993 Report) Thank for the interest, LeBlancX! I decided not to do a prediction contest this time around as here in the early days of the UFC, the results will be kind of predictable. In the future though, I hope to figure out some interesting prizes and such to conjure up some business, so to speak. Also, I wanted to ask whoever is reading, is a report format like this acceptable? Month-to-month? There isn't much to write about from a game perspective so it won't be every month but there is going to be one for January 1994 as well. Do you want more detail? Less detail? More results? I am open to suggestions. Thank you for reading!</td></tr></tbody></table> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Brycec03 Posted November 18, 2015 Share Posted November 18, 2015 Looks very interesting so far! Will be following Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
LeBlancX Posted November 19, 2015 Share Posted November 19, 2015 Personally like the layout, it's a very good read. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steerpike Posted November 19, 2015 Author Share Posted November 19, 2015 <table border=0 width=710><tbody><tr><td>RETURN TO THE CAGE The UFC returns to Colorado with another double main event featuring the Gracie clan DENVER, CO -- The Ultimate Fighting Championship invites SET and the public back into the cage, this coming March. A press release from the UFC revealed this earlier today as well as showing a detailed fight card along with updated rankings. Both have been copied into our monthly magazine as spreads, seen here and here, respectively. The juicy details come as statements from the individual fighters at the press conference, most notable from Japanese karateka Minoki Ichihara who claims that he will knock Royce Gracie out with his striking and completely nullify him in hand-to-hand combat before the two can, "get to rolling around on the mat, pulling each others gi" [freely translated]. Calm and collected, Royce answered this claim by simply saying, "we shall wait and see". Both Colorado natives Trent Jenkins and Patrick Smith were also eager to express themselves, vowing to redeem their less than stellar performances from the first UFC event. Smith in particular noted that he had been working on 'other areas' of his overall fighting game. When asked about where the dominant Russian, Oleg Taktarov, had disappeared to, Art Davie said that Oleg had urgent business to attend to back home and that a rumored 'superfight' between the Russian and Rickson Gracie in the Heavyweight division, will not materialize in the near future. Art Davie once again stressed that the focus is on styles fights and not fighters against fighters. "The interesting thing to see here is whether martial arts masters match up against each other, not who the best contracted UFC fighter is". Davie was afterwards bombarded with questions regarding why the Gracies then were represent twice at both events but refused to comment further. The whole thing ended with Davie shutting the press down with, "Just wait till UFC 3!". FROM AROUND THE WORLD James Matthews reportedly had a big falling out with Lions Den owner Ken Shamrock and has subsequently left the training center. In regards to martial arts training, Fabio Gurgel is attracting more and more hot names to his Alliance Jiu Jitsu as UFC 1 veteran Nilson de Castro now joins Bustamante, victorious at the latest Desafio event against one Matías Alves, and Marco Ruas under the tutelage of the BJJ black belt. Several of the fighters contracted to appear at UFC 2 have also been spotted at Lions Den; these include main eventer Scott Morris and Fred Ettish. Morris claims to have seen some holes in the Gracie Jiu Jitsu game that he hopes to exploit with coupling Shamrocks shoot wrestling training with this Ninjitsu striking techniques. EVENT CHARTER Pancrase 4 - February 20th, 1994 MAIN EVENT: Minoru Suzuki vs. Bas Rutten SEMI-MAIN EVENT: Ken Shamrock vs. Maurice Smith The Ultimate Fighting Championship Part II - March 11th, 1994 MAIN EVENT: Rickson Gracie vs. Scott Morris SEMI-MAIN EVENT: Minoki Ichihara vs. Royce Gracie (January 1994 Report) Thanks for the responses, guys. I'll keep trucking and reformatting as I see fit then. Again, easy prediction setup abound. Rickson Gracie vs. Scott Morris Minoki Ichihara vs. Royce Gracie Patrick Smith vs. Robert Lucarelli Frank Hamaker vs. Fred Ettish David Levicki vs. Remco Pardoel Alberto Cerro Leon vs. Thaddeus Luster Eugenio Tadeu vs. Trent Jenkins James Matthews vs. Scott Baker </td></tr></tbody></table> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steerpike Posted November 21, 2015 Author Share Posted November 21, 2015 ufc_2 http://s28.postimg.org/r5461kmnh/UFC_Logo_RESIZED.png THE ULTIMATE FIGHTING CHAMPIONSHIP PART II March 11th, 1994 Mammoth Gardens, Denver, CO. Gate: $143,115 (1,218 in attendance) Buys: $760,000 MAIN EVENT - HEAVYWEIGHT - 3R x 3 MIN Rickson Gracie http://s20.postimg.org/cczb59q5l/image.gif (4-0) def. Scott Morris http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (0-1) via Armbar -= Fight Details =- SEMI-MAIN EVENT - LIGHTWEIGHT - 3R x 3 MIN Royce Gracie http://s20.postimg.org/cczb59q5l/image.gif (2-0) def. Minoki Ichihara http://s20.postimg.org/c2nnrk33d/image.gif (0-1) via Heel Hook -= Fight Details =- FIGHT #6 - HEAVYWEIGHT - 3R x 3 MIN Patrick Smith http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (1-1) def. Robert Lucarelli http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (0-1) via Knock Out -= Fight Details =- FIGHT #5 - LIGHTWEIGHT - 3R x 3 MIN Frank Hamaker http://s20.postimg.org/b10wp3k4p/image.gif (1-0) def. Fred Ettish http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (0-1) via Uanimous Decision -= Fight Details =- FIGHT #4 - HEAVYWEIGHT - 3R x 3 MIN Remco 'Grizzly' Pardoel http://s20.postimg.org/b10wp3k4p/image.gif (1-0) def. David Levicki http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (0-1) via Technical Knock Out -= Fight Details =- FIGHT #3 - HEAVYWEIGHT - 3R x 3 MIN Alberto Cerro Leon http://s20.postimg.org/udrcbzstl/image.gif (1-0) def. Thaddeus Luster http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (0-1) via Technical Knock Out -= Fight Details =- ALTERNATE FIGHT - LIGHTWEIGHT - 3R x 3 MIN Trent Jenkins http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (1-1) def. Eugenio Tadeu http://s20.postimg.org/cczb59q5l/image.gif (1-2) via Split Decision -= Fight Details =- ALTERNATE FIGHT - LIGHTWEIGHT - 3R x 3 MIN James Mathews http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (2-0) def. Scott Baker http://s20.postimg.org/y72vljxk9/image.gif (0-1) via Unanimous Decision -= Fight Details =- Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steerpike Posted November 25, 2015 Author Share Posted November 25, 2015 INTERNATIONAL INCIDENT Post-show analysis of UFC 2 DENVER, CO. -- The second iteration of the Ultimate Fighting Challenge turned out to be a truly international affair that was highlighted, at least for some, by the spectacular victory of several non-American fighters. Both the Gracie-led main events were smathered in rivalrous excitement as both Scott Morris and Minoki Ichihara had promised to used "superior striking" to ruin the legendary Gracie undefeated streak that has reportedly run for many, many years. Evidently, their, Morris' and Ichiharas, claim did not stand the test of reality. Rickson even outstruck his ninjitsu opponent in the first round! Ichihara fared slightly better, perhaps even showing a slight chink in the Gracie armor, but aslo he easily fell to the submission game in the end. Both Patrick Smith and Trent Jenkins also made up for their shortcomings from the first UFC event, one slightly more dominant than the other. Needless to say, Smiths brutal TKO victory of boxer Lucarelli has garnered him another invitation to a future fight while Jenkins has reportedly cut ties and returned to the kickboxing community. When it concerns referee stoppages, the first Spanish fighter in the UFC, Alberto Cerro Leon, and Dutch judo and BJJ practioner Remco Pardoel, sure made an impact - and not just in their opponents faces. The Spanish Pencak Silat fighter was down the first two rounds but managed a fantastic comeback to win in the third round while Pardoel overcame the mastodon 6'5'' David Levicki, both managing to take him down and TKO'ing him in the very first minutes of the fight. In the end, it seems that while the pay-per-view itself was successful, Art Davies sentiments before the event seems to have crunched a few live attendees which was down almost 200 people from the last event. Rumors about the return of Oleg Taktarov or Nilson de Castro at UFC 3 are already running rampant but as Davie noted, "Just wait!". UFC RANKINGS POST-UFC 2 LEGEND = N denotes new entrant, ⇄ denotes no movement, ⇈ denotes upwards movement, ⇊ denotes downwards movement <table border="0"><tr><td>LIGHTWEIGHT 1. ⇄ Royce Gracie (2-0, 2-0 UFC) 2. ⇄ Jose Landi-Jons (1-0) 3. ⇈ Trent Jenkins (1-1, 1-1 UFC) 4. N Ray Wizard (0-0) 5. N Orlando Wiet (0-0) -. -. -. -. -.</td><td>HEAVYWEIGHT 1. ⇄ Rickson Gracie (4-0, 2-0 UFC) 2. ⇄ Oleg Taktarov (4-0, 1-0 UFC) 3. ⇄ George Weingroff (1-1, 1-0 UFC) 4. ⇄ Nilson de Castro (2-0, 1-0 UFC) 5. N Alberto Cerro Leon (1-0, 1-0 UFC) 6. N Remco Pardoel (1-0, 1-0 UFC) 7. ⇊ Patrick Smith (1-1, 1-1 UFC) 8. ⇊ Jason DeLucia (1-0, 1-0 UFC) 9. N Johnny Rhoes (0-0) 10. N Zane Frasier (0-1, 0-1 UFC</td></tr></table> Yeah, I changed it again again. I think I am going with this format from now on, making a post-show analysis with is just UFC-related and then an overall news statement in between shows until more starts happening in the game world. I have a slight suspicion that the inclusion of more game world-related results and news will bring more depth to this dynasty. Stay tuned! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Steerpike Posted November 27, 2015 Author Share Posted November 27, 2015 THE GROWTH OF ULTIMATE FIGHTING Bill Violas brand of martial arts combat is on the rise NEWS -- Big news coming from the UFC press officials as Royce Gracie has reportedly suffered a pretty serious groin injury and will not be fighting at UFC 3, against Jason DeLucia as expected. DeLucia has opted to stay in the Lightweight class and take a fight against against French kickboxer Orlando Wiet while the return of Oleg Taktarov to American pay-per-view has been bumped up to the semi-main event spot. With Rickson Gracie facing tae kwon do black belt Kimo Leopoldo, some are beginning to suspect the protection of the Gracie clan, especially given that Rorion Gracie is involved in the business side of the the company. Everyone involved denies this as baseless accusations, though, and Davie that rumors like that is doing a disservice to the fighters themselves and martial arts as a whole. With the two very successful Ultimate Fighting Championship events being screened across the nation through pay-per-view, 'ultimate fighting' is clearly gaining pace in both martial arts communities and political communities. Namely, promoter of sport spectacle, Roy Vandal, has officially held the worlds first 'ultimate fighting' event outside of the UFC. Extreme Fighting Challenge consisted mostly of UFC veterans and the event itself has garnered attention in more than one way. While Viola has made positive comments that the sport is catching on, more staunch commentators has clung to the fact that the main event ended in brutal knockout in favor of boxer Art Jimmerson. Art KO'ed his opponent, kung fu player Allen DeVille, with a brutal right hand, leading DeVille to be hospitalized after breaking his jaw and experiencing seizures. With the behavior of the fighters from UFC 1 already making some commentators bring the fire, this is surely to evolve the pressure. Otherwise quietly does the landscape look in Japan, where Pancrase is getting ready to crown its first champion, namely the King Of Pancrase. First linked to the initial title fight was UFC veteran James Matthews against grappling standout, but untested, Akihiro Gono, which seemed quizzical, but an injury suffered by Matthews while training with the Gracies in California postponed that fight. Now Gono will face Vernon White for the title, again something that leaves confusion as White is 1-3 in his Pancrase career. Compared to Violas idea of styles fight, Pancrase employs much more well-rounded 'hybrid fighters' and focuses on fighters against fighters, not styles. Whether this will eventually catch on in the US is doubtful at this time, with Art Davie and Bill Viola at the helm. The idea of a dedicated 'ultimate fighting' training camp is also winning ground, as undefeated Ken Shamrock, who runs the Lions Den, is slowly attracting an army of different fighters to his facilities. Regular names such as George Weingroff, Scott Morris and Patrick Smith are seen on the roster. With inspiration taken from both Fabio Gurgel's Alliance Jiu Jitsu and the Gracie Academies, Shamrock has said that he wanted to further the art of shoot wrestling and combining it with various striking techniques. Where this experiment will go, nobody knows for certain but it certainly seems to be winning impasse with many martial artists. Finally, we have taken up the gauntlet of rankings and decided on ten of the worlds top active hybrid- and ultimate fighters. What may not surprise is that the Gracie clan lies solidly on top, followed by the highly touted Brazilian Jiu Jitsu black belt Murilo Bustamante. The full list can be found below.<table><td>WORLD RANKINGS 1. Rickson Gracie (4-0) UFC Last fight: def. Scott Morris @ UFC 2 2. Royce Gracie (2-0) UFC Last fight: def. Minoki Ichihara @ UFC 2 3. Ralph Gracie (2-0) -- Last fight: def. Rafael Acacio @ Desafio Vale Tudo 4. Renzo Gracie (4-0) -- Last fight: def. Tómas Franca @ Desafio Vale Tudo 5. Murilo Bustamante (4-0) -- Last fight: def. Thiago Ruas @ Desafio Vale Tudo 6. Bas Rutten (3-2) Pancrase Last fight: lost to Ken Shamrock @ Pancrase 5 7. Art Jimmerson (1-1) Pancrase Last fight: lost to Minoru Suzuki @ Pancrase 5 8. Bas Rutten (3-2) -- Last fight: def. Allen DeVille @ Roy Vandal's EFC 9. Marco Ruas (4-0-1) -- Last fight: def. Gabriel Calvacante @ Desafio Vale Tudo 10. Vernon White (1-3) Pancrase Last fight: def. George Weingroff @ Pancrase 5</td> <td>EVENT CHARTER RESULTS BJJ vs. Luta Livre - April 14th, 1994 MAIN EVENT: Murilo Bustamante def. Martin Santiago SEMI-MAIN EVENT: Marco Ruas def. Luiz Castro Pancrase 5 - May 11th, 1994 MAIN EVENT: Minoru Suzuki def. Masakatsu Funaki SEMI-MAIN EVENT: Ken Shamrock def. Bas Rutten Roy Vandal's EFC - June 30th, 1994 MAIN EVENT: Art Jimmerson def. Allen DeVille SEMI-MAIN EVENT: Teila Tuli def. Dillon Berik Pancrase 6 - July 9th, 1994 MAIN EVENT: Manabu Yamada def. Ryushi Ishinomori SEMI-MAIN EVENT: Toon Stelling def. Joop van de Ven Desafio Vale Tudo - July 26th, 1994 MAIN EVENT: Murilo Bustamante def. Thiago Ruas SEMI-MAIN EVENT: Marco Ruas def. Gabriel Calvacante UPCOMING The Ultimate Fighting Championship Part III - August 5th, 1994 MAIN EVENT: Kimo Leopoldo vs. Rickson Gracie SEMI-MAIN EVENT: Johnny Rhodes vs. Oleg Taktarov Pancrase 7 - September 24th, 1994 MAIN EVENT: Akihiro Gono vs. Vernon White SEMI-MAIN EVENT: Minoru Suzuki vs. Ken Shamrock</td></table> Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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