S!O!S! (Strike or Submit) - MMA game

[jasonjaconetti]

Hey folks. I know I have talked about this in other sections (mostly in the POW section), but I figured this belong here.

Strike or Submit is an MMA game that you play with dice and the sheets/cards. You could print them on card stock, but I have them each in sleeves and in binders. It allows me to split them by weight-class and, thus, finding them is WAY easier.

Each sheet has UP Offense, Guard Offense & Guard Defense, Mount Offense & Mount Defense. It is easy to learn and easy to play. Designed for 2 people, I play solo 98% of the time and find that it is smooth and moves quickly. I really like fighting out bouts for an upcoming PPV or fight night, just to see what could happen.

I've been playing since 2006 and I started making more guys soon after that. I have been running cards for 3 different regions with different rules (America, Japan, & Brazil).

I figured I would share this and share some results....I figured someone might be interested.

[Trent Lawless]

I'm interested. Whatcha got?

[jasonjaconetti]

Association of No Holds Barred Athletics = AHHBA
Ultimate Combat Championship = UCC

Card 1: "The Journey Begins" 10/28/2006

Light Heavyweight Title Tournament "Fight-In" Round
(3 Rounds – 5 Minutes Each - US Rules)

Match 1:
Alisteer Overseem vs. Guy Mezger
Mezger dominated round one with quick strikes. Alisteer was saved by
the bell, but was obviously over matched. Mezger won via TKO
(punches / strikes) at 0:41 of round two. Overseem will be feeling
this beating for a few weeks to come. Mezger has now earned a second
round match-up with Chuck Liddell.

Match 2:
Kevin Randleman vs. Wanderlei Silva
The buzz around this match was huge, as many people were predicting
a true classic. Wanderlei decided that he really did not want to
work that long. Silva was able to catch a shooting Randleman in a
Muay Thai clinch and a sharp Muay Thai knee to the mouth for the KO
at 0:53 of the first round. This match stunned the crowd, so there
was little to no reaction for the dramatic knock out. Silva now
draws Vitor Belfort in the next round.

Match 3:
Ryan Gracie vs. Igor Vovchanchyn
Ryan took round one with his Jui Jitsu skills. Igor landed some hard
strikes, which hurt the young Gracie, but Ryan still took the round.
As round 2 advanced, Ryan again tried to use his Jui Jitsu, but it
backfired on him. While Igor was locked in Ryan's guard, Ryan
started complaining to the ref about Igor sweating and being
slippery. This opportunity allowed Igor to started pounded Gracie
with hard headshots. The ref stopped the bout at 4:58 of the second
round. (TKO – strikes). After the bout, Gracie was still complaining
about the bout. Igor draws Randy Couture in the second round.

Match 4:
Jeremy Horn vs. Dean Lister
Both men had the same idea about the bout. Both men were waiting for
the other to make a big and mistake. Each round played out the same
way, with Horn scoring with semi-hard shots, but Dean scoring with
solid takedowns. At the end of the third round, we go to the judges'
cards. Horn is the unanimous winner (30 – 27, 30 – 27, & 29 – 28)
and draws Tito Ortiz in the next round.

Main Event: (5 Rounds – 5 Minutes Each Round – US Rules)
Match 5:
Rich Franklin vs. Anderson Silva
Anderson dominated the first two rounds with solid kicks and sharp
strikes. Franklin rebounds and scores a cut on Silva's head over the
in round three. In round four, the bell saved Anderson Silva from a
late reverseal into an armbar submission by Rich. Going into round
five, it seemed like either man could take it. Silva went out strong
and finished the bout at 2:25 at of the 5th round. (TKO – kicks).
This could have a big impact on the up-coming Middleweight
Tournament!

[jasonjaconetti]

ANHBA & Elite Zero Present: Elite Zero 1: "The Navigation Begins"
(Card 1)
From Tokyo, Japan - 11/18/2006

(Elite Zero is the Far East part of the ANHBA. These bouts are held
in a ring, with a 10 minute first round, followed by 2 five minute
rounds. I use the usual 15 marks per 10 minutes for round 1, but use
the American rules for the 5 minute rounds - 10 marks per 5 minutes)

Lightweight Bout:
Kid Yamamoto vs. Genki Sudo
These two explosive fighters went full out in this war. Hard leg
kicks and strikes opened the bout, but once it went to the ground, it
was all submissions. Yamamoto and Sudo both had leg locks hooked in,
but Yamamoto was able to really crank back and make Sudo tap at 7:49
of the 1st round.

Kid Yamamoto - Tap Out (leg lock) at 7:49 of Round 1


Lightweight Bout:
Takanori Kawajiri vs. Caol Uno
Round one saw a lot of waiting around for a mistake, as both, men
tried to sneak in some offense. Both men were able to open small cuts
on each other, but nothing that warranted a stoppage. Round two saw
the same kind of action, until Kawajiri scored the knock out at 4:36
of Round 2.

Takanori Kawajiri – KO (strikes) at 4:36 of Round 2


Middleweight Bout:
Dan Henderson vs. Ryo Chonan
The hype around the bout was that Henderson was looking at this fight
as being a stepping stone. Henderson looked very confident at the
onset, trying to use his superior wrestling skills to his advantage.
Dan was unsuccessful in shooting in on Ryo, but his last attempt left
him open for Ryo's Diving Heel Hook. Dan was forced to tap out at
3:01 of the first round.

Ryo Chonan – Tap Out (Diving Heel Hook) at 3:01 of Round 1


Light-Heavyweight Bout:
Quinton Jackson vs. Hidehiko Yoshida
Round 1 saw 10 minutes of each man blistering the other with hard
shots trying to gain an advantage. It was hard to determine who got
the best of round 1, but both men went for the kill during round 2.
Yoshida was able to trap an arm and made Jackson tap-out at 3:02 of
the second round with a Fujiwara arm bar.

Hidehiko Yoshida – Tap Out (Fujiwara arm bar) at 3:02 of Round 2.


Heavyweight Bout:
Kimbo Slice vs. Brad Imes
A brutal war was what the fans expected, and neither man
disappointed. Both of these athletes left it all in the ring. Slice
tried to chop Imes' legs out with stiff kicks, but he caught hard
rights and lefts for his effort. The leg kicks had some effect,
because Slice was able to escape Brad's guard several times. Slice
also showed his refusal to tap, as he broke out of a key lock and an
ankle hook. Round 1 belonged to Imes, but some felt that Slice had a
strong showing against the tall cowboy. As round 2 began, Slice tried
to get the big man down and end the fight. Imes showed a lot of pose
and stuck to his game plan. About half way through the round, Imes
caught Slice in a Triangle Choke out of the guard. Slice fought hard
to get out, but eventually passed out, causing the bout to end at
2:07.

Brad Imes – KO (Triangle Choke) at 2:07 of Round 2.


Heavyweight Bout:
Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic vs. Heath Herring
The crowd was very vocal about their support for Cro Cop. Mirko did
not disappoint. Mirko took the offensive early, with hard leg kicks
and jabs. Heath fought back hard, trying to shoot in and take it to
the mat. Mirko stayed focused and as Heath attempted to trade a few
jabs, Cro Cop caught him in the side of the head with a vicious kick
to the side of the head. Heath was unconscious before he hit the mat.

Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic – KO (kick to head) at 5:13 of Round 1.


Main Event: Legends Collide
Marco Ruas vs. Oleg Taktarov
The announcement of this bout, alone, nearly sold-out the show less
than 2 hours after tickets went on sale. To say that this bout
had "huge buzz" would be a gross understatement. As the bout started,
Ruas tried to stay away from Oleg. Taktarov was his usual patient
self, until he slipped on a wet spot about 90 seconds in. Ruas shot
at Oleg's leg, but Taktarov managed to avoid him and hook Ruas leg in
an Achilles' Lock. Oleg wrapped the leg and Ruas tapped out at 2:15
of the first round! The crowd was stunned at first, and then began to
boo loudly. Oleg was declared the winner, as the Tokyo crowd voiced
their displeasure.

Oleg Taktarov – Tap – Out (Achilles' Lock) at 2:15 of Round 1.

[jasonjaconetti]

UCC Card #2:

UCC 1: Road To Glory 11/18/2006
Light-Heavyweight Title Tournament

-----------------------------------------------------------
Recap of the Fight-In Round (from 10/28/2006)
Match 1:
Alisteer Overseem vs. Guy Mezger
Mezger won via TKO(punches / strikes) at 0:41 of round two.

Match 2:
Kevin Randleman vs. Wanderlei Silva
Silva won by KO (Muay Thai Knees) at 0:53 of the first round.

Match 3:
Ryan Gracie vs. Igor Vovchanchyn
Igor won via TKO (strikes)at 4:58 of the second round.

Match 4:
Jeremy Horn vs. Dean Lister
Horn won via unanimous decision (30–27, 30–27, & 29–28).
----------------------------------------------------


PPV Matches:
Round 2: Light Heavyweight Title Tournament

Match 1:
Chuck Liddell vs. Guy Mezger
Chuck won by KO (Iceman Strike) at 3:41 of round one.

Match 2:
Vitor Belfort vs. Wanderlei Silva
Silva won via KO (Soccer Kick to the Head) at 1:14 of round three.

Match 3:
Randy Couture vs. Igor Vovchanchyn
Igor won by KO (Punch) at 0:56 of round one.

Match 4:
Tito Ortiz vs. Jeremy Horn
Tito won via TKO (ref stoppage due to strikes) at 1:01 of round three.

Non-Tournament Bout:
Frank Mir vs. Wes Sims (Heavyweight Title Tourn. Qualifier)
Frank won via Tap-Out (Triangle Choke - Def. Guard) at 1:42 of round
three. {After the bout, Wes and Frank shook hands and the crowd gave
both of the a standing ovation!}


Round 3: Semi-Finals: Light Heavyweight Title Tournament

Match 5:
Chuck Liddell vs. Wanderlei Silva
Silva won via KO (Muay Thai Knees) at 2:34 of round one.

Match 6:
Igor Vovchanchyn vs. Tito Ortiz
Tito won by unanimous decision (30-27, 29-27, & 30-26).


Non-Tournament Main Event: Vale-Tudo Rules - 60 Minutes
Andrei Arlovski vs. Stefan Leko
Andrei won via Tap-Out (Heel Hook Submission - Off. Guard) at 5:03.


Promo: {UCC 2: Road To The Welterweight Title - 12/9/2006!}

Round 4: Finals: Light Heavyweight Title Tournament

Match 7:
Wandelei Silva vs. Tito Ortiz
Tito won via Tap-Out (Cobra Crank Submission) at 3:01 of round two.

Tito Ortiz is the UCC Light-Heavyweight Champion!

[jasonjaconetti]

UCC Card #3: UCC 2 "Road To The Welterweight Title" 12/9/06
Welterweight Title Tournament

Round 1:

Match 1:
Matt Hughes vs. BJ Penn
Hughes won by KO (Hard Slam To The Mat) at 3:01 of round one.

Match 2:
Georges St. Pierre vs. Frank Trigg
St. Pierre won via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, & 29-28)

Match 3:
Matt Serra vs. Diego Sanchez
Serra won via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, & 29-28)

Match 4:
Robbie Lawler vs. Karo Parysian
Lawler won by KO (Flurry of Punches) at 0:57 of round one.


Non-Tournament Bout:
Tank Abbott vs. Cabbage (Heavyweight Title Tourn. Qualifier Bout)
Tank won via TKO (ref stoppage due to strikes) at 2:03 of round two.


Round 2: Semi-Finals: Welterweight Title Tournament

Match 5:
Matt Hughes vs. Georges St. Pierre
St. Pierre won by KO (Canadian Punch) 0:23 of round one.

Match 6:
Matt Serra vs. Robbie Lawler
Serra won by TKO (strikes) at 3:26 of round three.


Non-Tournament Main Event: Vale-Tudo (60 Minutes)
Mark Coleman vs. Mark Kerr
Time limit draw: Coleman (5) Kerr (3)


Round 3: Finals: Welterweight Title Tournament
Georges St. Pierre vs. Matt Serra
St. Pierre won by KO (3 Punch Flurry) at 0:29 of round two.

[jasonjaconetti]

Elite Zero Card#2: "Winter Navigation" 12/16/06 - PPV

Middleweight Bout:
Carlos Newton vs. Kazushi Sakuraba
Sakuraba won by Tap-Out (Kimura) at 4:46 of round one.

Middleweight Bout:
Jose "Pele" Landi-Jons vs. Rich Franklin
Franklin won by KO (Flurry of Fists) at 1:02 of round two.

Light-Heavyweight Bout:
Quinton "Rampage" Jackson vs. Vitor Belfort
Jackson won by KO (Uppercut) at 4:27 of round two.

Heavyweight Bout:
Heath Herring vs. Stefan Leko
Leko won by KO (Flying Knee) at 2:43 of round two.

Heavyweight Bout:
Ricco Rodriguez vs. Justin Eilers
Rodriguez won by KO (Straight Hard Right) at 1:03 of round three.

Heavyweight Bout:
Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic vs. Kimbo Slice
Mirko won by KO (Kick to Head) at 7:59 of round one.

Pound-For-Pound:
Wanderlei Silva vs. Dan Henderson
Silva won by KO (Muay Thai Clinch/3 Knee Combo) at 0:47 of round one.

Main Event:
Pound-For-Pound:
Pedro Rizzo vs. Randy Couture
Couture won via TKO (Ref Stoppage - Severe Cuts) at 3:42 of round two.

[jasonjaconetti]

There are a few cards that I ran, showing both UCC (America) and Elite Zero (Japan). I will post more cards and I will post some of my creations, oce I get a good system for posting them on the board so they are in the proper form.

[jasonjaconetti]

UCC Card #4: UCC Fight Night 1 "Rocking In 2007" 12/31/06
{Live leading in the new year!}

Heavyweight Title Tournament Qualifier Bout:
Giant Silva vs. Bob Sapp
Sapp won by KO (Clobbering Shot) at 2:01 of round 2.

Dean Lister vs. Elvis Sinosic (Light-Heavyweight)
Elvis won via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, & 29-28)

Phil Baroni vs. Lee Murray (Middleweight)
Baroni won by KO (NYBA Furious Flurry) at 2:46 of round 2.

Ricardo Arona vs. Renato "Babalu" Sobrai (Light-Heavyweight)
Arono won via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, & 29-28)

Yves Edwards vs. Olaf Alfonso (Lightweight)
Alfonso won by Tap-Out (Rear Naked Choke) at 4:56 of round 1.

Main Event: Legends Clash
Maurice Smith vs. Tsuyoshi Kosaka
TK won by TKO (ref. stoppage - kicks to ribs) at 4:13 of round 3.

[jasonjaconetti]

UCC Card #4: UCC 3: "After Effects" - PPV - 1/1/07

Heavyweight Title Tournament Qualifier Bouts: (*)

*James Thompson vs. Sergi Kharitonov
Sergi won by KO (Punches to head) at 3:27 of round 1.

*Semmy Schilt vs. Mark Hunt
Semmy won via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, & 30-27)

*Gary Goodridge vs. Paul Buentello
Buentello won by KO (Kick to the ribs) at 1:21 of round 3.

*Tim Sylvia vs. Paul Varelans
Sylvia won by KO (Big Right Hook) at 1:01 of round 1.

Jens Pulver vs. Takanori Gomi (Lightweight)
Gomi won by KO (Muay Thai Punches & Knees) 2:01 of round 3.

Matt Hughes vs. Frank Trigg (Welterweight)
Trigg won via Tap-Out (Key Lock out of failed Slam Attempt) at 0:49
of rond 3.

Murilo "Ninja" Rua vs. Kevin Randleman (Light-Heavyweight)
Randleman won by Tap-Out (Armbar out of failed Kimura) at 3:27 of
round 1.

Main Event: A Legend's Revenge
Kimo vs. Ken Shamrock
Kimo won by KO (Head Strikes - Off. Guard) at 1:13 of round 3.

[jasonjaconetti]

UCC 4: Grand Prix 2007 - Opening Round: 1/13/07
"Pound For Pound"

*This is the inaugural Pound for Pound tournament. No titles are on
the line.*

Opening Round:

Block A:

Royce Gracie vs. Kimo
Royce caught Kimo in a Triangle Choke at 4:01 of Round 2 out of the
defensive guard.
winner:
Royce Gracie via Tap-Out (Triangle Choke) 4:01 of Rnd 2.

Mark Coleman vs. Mark Kerr
A classic the first time these two friends stepped into the octogon.
This time both went full tilt, knowing that they didn't have nearly
the time they did in their first bout. Mark was able to score the win
with a hard slam to the mat in the third round.
winner:
Mark Coleman via KO (Hard Slam to the Mat) 2:36 - Rnd 3.



Block B:
Bas Rutten vs. Don Frye
Two warriors stepped into the octogon. It is a shame that one had to
lose. Both men battled hard and fought with everything they had. The
ref stopped bout at 1:04 of the third round. The ref felt that Frye
was in trouble, but Don did not agree. He jumped up and argued with
the ref, but it fell on deaf ears.
winner:
Bas Rutten via TKO (Ref stoppage - Palm Strikes to Face) 1:04 - Rnd 3.

Marcos Ruas vs. Dan Severn
Ruas frustrated the beast throughout, keep Severn from scoring any
big points.
winner:
Marcos Ruas via Un. Dec. 30-27 (all 3 cards).



Block C:
Maurice Smith vs. Tsuyoshi Kosaka
Another back and forth battle between these two friends. Both men
left it all in the ring.
winner:
Tsuyoshi Kosaka via Un. Dec. 29-28 (all 3 cards)

Ken Shamrock vs. Mario Sperry
Shamrock may be a force, but Sperry is a true master. Sperry make
quick work of the hard charging Shamrock with a Triangle Choke from
the defensive guard in the first round.
winner:
Mario Sperry via Tap-Out (Triangle Choke) 2:36 Rnd 1.



Block D:
Tank Abbott vs. Oleg Taktarov
Both men let it all hang out. Neither man likes each other and Oleg
locked in a Heel Hook Submission and refused to let go. Tank had no
choice but to tap.
winner:
Oleg Taktarov via Tap-Out (Heel Hook Submission) 4:57 Rnd 3.

Frank Shamrock vs. Tito Ortiz
Bad blood is an understatement here. Both men came out firing and
Tito landed hard, leading to the offensive mount and the win.
winner:
Tito Ortiz via KO (FUTA 1 Flurry)1:01 of Rnd 1.

[jasonjaconetti]

Results: "Elite Zero FC III: New Light Navigation" 2/3/07 - PPV

Vitor "Shaolin" Ribeiro vs. Caol Uno (Lightweight)
Caol won via unanimous decision (30 - 27, 29 - 28, 29 - 28)

Patrick Cote vs. Carlos Newton (Middleweight)
Newton won via Tap-Out (Triangle Choke - Def Guard) 4:52 Round 2.

Ryo Chonan vs. Dan Henderson (Middleweight)
Henderson won via KO (Wild Punches - Full Mount) 3:01 Round 1.

Igor Vovchanchyn vs. Hidehiko Yoshida (Light Heavyweight)
Igor won via KO (Ukraine Maul) 9:03 Round 1.

Antonio Rogerio Nogueira vs. Alistair Overeem (light Heavyweight)
Alistair KO (Dutchman Dynamite Knee Strikes {6 PTS!}) 1:30 Round 1.

Fedor Emelianeko vs. Kimbo Slice (Heavyweight)
Fedor won via KO (Big Punch - Full Mount) 4:12 Round 1.

Mirko "Cro Cop" Filipovic vs. Bobby Hoffmen (Heavyweight)
Mirko won via KO (Kick to the Head) 0:13 Round 2.

Main Event:
Quinton "Rampage" Jackson vs. Renato "Babalu" Sobral
Babalu won via Tap-Out (Neck Crank submission - Full Mount) 6:01
Round 1.

[jasonjaconetti]

UCC: Fight Night #2
2/17/07

Matt Lindland vs. "Nino" Antonio Schembri (Middleweight)
Matt won via TKO (Ref Stoppage - Strikes - Off Guard) 4:41 Round 1.

Mark Hunt vs. Cabbage (Heavyweight)
Cabbage won via Tap-Out (Armbar Sumission - Full Mount) 3:11 Round 2.

Matt Hughes vs. Dennis Hallman (Welterweight)
Matt won via KO (Hard puncjes & kicks) 3:01 Round 1.

Karo Parysian vs. Jason Miller (Welterweight)
Karo won via Tap-Out (Judo Throw into choke) 4:01 Round 1.

Andre Arlovski vs. Stefan Leko (Heavyweight Title Tourn Qualifier)
Andre won via KO (Strikes) 0:57 Round 1.

Main Event:
BJ Penn vs. Diego Sanchez (Welterweight)
BJ won via TKO (Ref Stoppage - Strikes) 4:26 Round 3.

[jasonjaconetti]

Vale Tudo
from Rio de Janerio, Brazil: 2/24/2007
Guerreros Honrados I (Honored Warriors I)

Opening Round: (All Fights Are Pound - For - Pound/No Time Limits)

Vitor Belfort vs. Ryan Gracie
Vitor won via KO (Head Strikes - Full Mount) 14:57.

Wanderlei Silva vs. Dan Henderson
Wanderlei won via KO (Muay Thai Knees) 15:06.

David Terrell vs. Anderson Silva
Anderson won via KO (Knee to the head as Terrel shot a leg) 7:47.

Maurico "Shogun" Rua vs. Ricardo Arona
Ricardo won via Tap-Out (Armbar Submission - Full Mount) 10:04.


Non-Tournament:

Brad Imes vs. The Giant Silva
Giant Silva won via KO (Windmill Arm Swing to the Head) 22:09.
{*After the bout, Brad was livid that Silva kept stalling througout
the bout, but since their is no stand-up rule in Vale Tudo, that is
legal.}

Dean Lister vs. Murilo "Ninja" Rua
Ninja won via Tap-Out (Triangle Choke - Def Guard) 5:36.

Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira vs. Pedro Rizzo
Antonio won via Tap-Out (Triangle Choke - Def Guard) 1:27.

[jasonjaconetti]

UCC 5: (PPV)
Grand Prix 2007: Block Finals 3/31/2007

Block A Finals:
Royce Gracie vs. Mark Coleman
Royce won via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Block B Finals:
Bas Rutten vs. Marcos Ruas
Ruas won via TKO (Doctor Stoppage - Severe Cut) Bewteen Round 1 & 2.

Block C Finals:
Tsuyoshi Kosaka vs. Mario Sperry
Kosaka won via Tap-Out (Armbar - Def Guard) 4:00 Round 1.

Block D Finals:
Oleg Taktarov vs. Tito Ortiz (Non-Title)
Tito won via TKO (Doctor Stopagge - Severe Cut from Elbow Strikes)
4:01 Round 3.


Non-Tournament Bouts:
Chuck Liddell vs. Jeremy Horn (Light Heavyweight)
Chuck won via TKO (Ref Stoppage - Strikes) 4:10 Round 3.

Main Event:
Matt Hughes vs. Matt Serra (Welterweight Title Shot)
Serra won via Tap-Out (Guillotine Choke - Def Guard) 4:20 Round 1.

[jasonjaconetti]

Vale Tudo: Guerreros Honrados I tournament
Semi & Finals 4/14/07

Semi-Finals:
Vitor Belfort vs. Wanderlei Silva
Wanderlei won via KO (Muay Thai Knees From Clinch) 7:13.

Anderson Silva vs. Ricardo Arona
Ricardo won via Tap-Out (Armbar - Off Mount) 3:01.


Non-Tournament Bouts:
The Giant Silva vs. Pedro Rizzo
Rizzo won via Tap-Out (Keylock - Off Mount) 4:37.

James Thompson vs. Paul Varelans
James won via KO (Wonder of Rhodes Punch) 11:01.

David Terrell vs. Evan Tanner
Evan won via Tap-Out (Anklelock - Off Guard) 7:58.

Guy Mezger vs. Murilo "Ninja" Rua
Ninja won via Tap-Out (Armbar - Off Guard) 11:46.


Main Event
Tourn Finals:

Wanderlei Silva vs. Ricardo Arona
Wanderlie won via Tap-Out (Kimura - Def Guard) 9:04.

[jasonjaconetti]

UCC Fight Night #3
4/28/07

Jens Pulver vs. Vitor "Shaolin" Ribeiro (Lightweight)
Jens won via KO (Payoff Punch) 2:31 Round 3.

Rich Franklin vs. Patrick Cote (Middleweight)
Rich won via KO (Franklin Flurry) 0:21 Round 1.

Rulon Gardner vs. Tank Abbott (Heavyweight)
Rulo won via TKO (Ref Stoppage - Strikes) 2:46 Round 3.

Renato "Babalu" Sobral vs. Kevin Randelman (Light Heavyweight)
Babalu won via Tap-Out (Armbar - Full Mount) 4:02 Round 3.

Main Event
Carlos Newton vs. Kazushi Sakuraba (Middleweight)
Carlos won via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

[jasonjaconetti]

Elite Zero FC IV: "Spring Navigation"
5/5/07

Joachim Hansen vs. Genki Sudo (Lightweight)
Hansen won via Tap-Out (Triangle Choke - Def Guard) 3:01 Round 3.

Evan Tanner vs. Matt Lindland (Middleweight)
Evan won via Tap-Out (Armbar - Off Guard) 7:00 Round 1.

Hidehiko Yoshida vs. Ryan Gracie (Light Heavyweight)
Yoshida won via Tap-Out (Mae-hakada-jimi) 1:01 Round 3.

Aleksander Emelianenko vs. Bobby Hoffman (Heavyweight)
Aleksander won via KO (Mob of Punches) 2:46 Round 1.

Heath Herring vs. Paul Varelans (Heavyweight)
Herring won via TKO (Ref Stoppage - Kicks) 4:01 Round 2.

Ian Freeman vs. Josh Barnett (Heavyweight)
Josh won via KO (Assassin Assualt) 2:41 Round 1.

Main Event:
Fedor Emelianenko vs. Mark Hunt (Heavyweight)
Fedor won via KO (Punch & Kick Combo) 6:57 Round 1.

[jasonjaconetti]

UCC 6: "Heavyweight Title Tournament" 5/26/07

Opening Round:
Frank Mir vs. Tank Abbott
Frank won via Tap-Out (Choke - Full Mount) 2:01 Round 1.

Andre Arlovski vs. Tim Sylvia
Andre won via KO (Vicious head shot) 4:07 Round 1.

Bob Sapp vs. Paul Buentello
Bob won via KO (Big Punch on Paul's Failed Shoot) 4:21 Round 1.

Semmy Schilt vs. Sergei Kharitonov
Sergei won via TKO (Ref Stoppage - Strikes - Full Mount) 4:41 Round 2.


Semi-Finals:
Frank Mir vs. Andre Arlovski
Andre won via Tap-Out (Achilles Lock - Off Guard) 3:07 Round 1.

Bob Sapp vs. Sergei Kharitonov
Sergei won via TKO (Ref Stoppage - Sapp gassed) 4:13 Round 2.


Main Event:
Finals: Heavyweight Title Bout
Andre Arlovski vs. Sergei Kharitonov
Andre won via Tap-Out (Kimura - Full Mount) 4:51 Round 1
(Andre Arlovski - UCC Heavyweight Champion)


Non-Tournament Bouts:
Frank Trigg vs. Renato "Charuto" Verissimo (Welterweight)
Renato won via Tap-Out (Triangle Choke - Off Guard) 4:13 Round 1.

Randy Couture vs. Elvis Sinosic (Light Heavyweight)
Elvis won via Tap-Out (Triangle Choke - Def Guard) 2:37 Round 2.

[jasonjaconetti]

Elite Zero FC V: "Light Heavyweight Title Tourn" 6/16/07 - PPV

Opening Round:
Quinton "Rampage" Jackson vs. Renato "Babalu" Sobral
Rampage won via KO (Big Punches & Uppercut) 5:49 Round 1.

Antonio Rogerio Nogueira vs. Alistair Overeem
Alistair won via Tap-Out (Standing Guillotine) 8:37 Round 1.

Ricardo Arona vs. Murilo "Ninja" Rua
Ricardo won via Tap-Out (Choke - Full Mount) 7:04 Round 1.

Hidehiko Yoshida vs. Wanderlei Silva
Wanderlei won via KO (Punches) 8:47 Round 1.

Alt Bout:
Vitor Belfort vs. Marcio "Shogun" Rua
Shogun won via TKO (Ref Stoppage - Volley of Punches) 1:01 Round 3.


Semi-Finals:
Quiton "Rampage" Jackson vs. Alistair Overeem
Quiton won via KO (Knees to the Head - Full Mount) 3:01 Round 2.

Ricardo Arona vs. Wanderlei Silva
Ricardo won via TKO (Doctor Stoppage - Nasty Cut) 4:10 Round 2.


Finals:
Ricardo Arona vs. Quinton "Rampage" Jackson
Quiton won via KO (Big Punches & Uppercuts) 1:47 Round 1.

Quinton "Rampage" Jackson - Elite Zero FC Light Heavyweight Champion