FKS 14 – All the Rage
From the War Dome on Aethra
(Welcome fans to the return of Fighting Kombat Sports as we are live from the War Dome on Aethra for this special event. We have are headlined tonight by two fights first will pit home town hero and GWF wrestler Rage making his return to MMA under the guidance of Aethran MMA instructor Sir against former CPC wrestler and Sambo practitioner Kulak. We have competitors from all over the Galaxy from here on Aethra, to Brymstone to Earth to Dimension X to Alaara and places in between so sit back and enjoy the action.)
1. Hellfire (0-0) vs. the Burning Spirit Miyamoto Mifune (0-0) (m)
Both men started strong exchanging strikes on the feet but it was on the ground where Mifune out worked Hellfire getting the submission with the kata juji jime.
WINNER – Miyamoto Mifune by submission (kata juji jime)
(Hellfire 1 – Mifune 1)
2. el Toro Loco Carlos Torez (2-3) vs. Igor V (0-0) (h)
Torez controlled the action until Igor was able to transition out of his guard and lock in a keylock, Torez refused to tap severely injuring the arm causing the ref to stop the fight.
WINNER – Igor V by TKO (injury)
(Torez 0 – Igor 0)
3. Rak’Ashan (0-0) vs. Daniel Headhunter Bryce (1-2) (sh)
Great standup war as both men punished the other with vicious strikes, Rak held the slight advantage on the ground but the match stayed on the feet for the most part. In the end it was an on the button right cross by Bryce that knocked Rak out ending this war between NSWA wrestlers.
WINNER – Daniel Bryce by knock out.
(Rak 3 – Bryce 4)
4. Rampage (0-0) vs. Assassin X (0-0) (h)
Another hotly contested fight as Rampage and AX worked both the striking and grappling games to good effect but it was a right haymaker by Rampage out of nowhere that ended the night for the Assassin.
WINNER – Rampage by knock out.
(Rampage 2 – Assassin 3)
5. Kogul Sauh Pehulo (0-0) vs. Enrique Dolar (0-0) (m)
Rather fast fight as Kogul moved from a good striking attack into the clinch and hit a ippon seoi nage that must of hit just right as Enrique did not get up from the throw.
WINNER – Kogul Sauh Pehulo by knock out.
(Kogul 0 – Enrique 0)
6. Rage (0-0) vs. Kulak (0-0) (sh)
Much more competitive then most would think Rage just got the bigger shots in and even cut Kulak as both men seemed to try and stay away from their strengths on the ground and instead slug it out. The ref stopped the fight after a right, left, right combo by Rage totally rocked Kulak causing Kulak to drop his hands and look glassy eyed at the ref when he went to check on him causing the stoppage.
WINNER – Rage by TKO (injury, strikes)
(Rage 1 – Kulak 5)
Vacant FKS Lightweight Title Match
7. Tadamasa the Dragon Yamada (5-1) vs. Buddy Garner (3-0) (l)
This was an example of two premier grapplers standing and banging more then working their elite level grappling skills. It was during one of these tentative exchanges on the ground that when the ref stood them up Garner pressed Yamada hard, cut him and hit a beauty overhand right flush on the jaw for the knock out.
WINNER – and new CHAMPION, Buddy Garner by knock out.
(Garner 1 – Yamada 1)
(That friends brings FKS 14 to a close, we have further updates on Carlos Torez who severely injured his arm and will miss at least several shows before he is cleared again to fight and Kulak has suffered a concussion from the beating Rage laid on him. Be back here at FKS 15 when the Vacant Middleweight Title will be up for grabs as Unstoppable K Kinimichi Kikuchi takes on Kogul Pehulo who was victorious tonight. More on the event as we get closer.)
Injuries
Daniel Bryce – 1 (neck injury)
Rak’Ashan – 2 (neck injury)
Sunder – 2 (
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Pat Crase – 2 (
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Kulak – 4 (concussion)
Carlos Torez – 9 (arm injury)
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IPPON!!
