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Post by Shadess on Aug 4, 2018 22:36:54 GMT 1
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Post by Shadess on Aug 4, 2018 22:38:27 GMT 1
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Post by Shadess on Aug 4, 2018 22:39:43 GMT 1
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Post by Shadess on Aug 4, 2018 22:57:50 GMT 1
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lero
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Post by lero on Aug 4, 2018 23:19:19 GMT 1
3 hours between this event and Krush 91. I guess it will be a good marathon
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Post by Shadess on Aug 5, 2018 12:05:09 GMT 1
Starting.
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lero
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Post by lero on Aug 5, 2018 15:02:27 GMT 1
WOW... Tuinov - Benali was absolute chaos
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Post by Shadess on Aug 5, 2018 17:13:00 GMT 1
Results:
Super Fight
Yuya Yamato def. Lu Jianbo by TKO in Round 3
Super Fight
Hao Guanghua def. Bojan Dzepina by Decision
Super Fight
Nayanesh Ayman def. Jiao Zhou by Decision
Reserve Fight
Artem Pashporin def. Zhu Baotong by Majority Decision After an Extra Round
Reserve Fight
Kong Lingfeng def. Takuya Imamura by Split Decision After an Extra Round
2018 KLF 70KG World Championship 1/8 Final 1
Marouan Toutouh def. Niclas Larsen by Unanimous Decision
2018 KLF 70KG World Championship 1/8 Final 2
Vlad Tuinov def. Ismail Benali by Unanimous Decision
2018 KLF 70KG World Championship 1/8 Final 3
Jonay Risco def. Li Shiyuan by Decision
2018 KLF 70KG World Championship 1/8 Final 4
Davit Kiria def. Anatoliy Moiseev by Unanimous Decision
2018 KLF 70KG World Championship 1/8 Final 5
Nordin Ben Moh def. Sergii Kuliaba by Majority Decision
2018 KLF 70KG World Championship 1/8 Final 6
Dzianis Zuev def. Victor Nagbe by Decision
2018 KLF 70KG World Championship 1/8 Final 7
Feng Xingli def. Liu Hainan by Decision
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Post by Shadess on Aug 5, 2018 17:14:40 GMT 1
2018 KLF 70KG World Championship Quarterfinalists
Marouan Toutouh
Vlad Tuinov
Jonay Risco
Davit Kiria
Nordin Ben Moh
Dzianis Zuev
Feng Xingli
Superbon Banchamek/Nayanesh Ayman (Sept 9)
Reserve Fighters
Artem Pashporin
Kong Lingfeng
Final 8 then apparently in October and Final 4 in December and not just a Final 8-man like it was supposedly going to be.
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Post by Shadess on Aug 5, 2018 17:20:51 GMT 1
Tuinov had a tough start being downed in the 1st but think he scored 4 downs on Benali and won clearly. Just a beastly guy. Went running around in the crowd taking selfies and shit after his fight.
Kiria has felt kind of "odd" in a bunch of fights but actually did well this time and coincided with Moiseev seemingly having a bit of an off day.
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Post by jjmanchester on Aug 6, 2018 18:09:37 GMT 1
I struggle to watch Kunlun ; usually end up downloading torrents
anyone got an easier way? Live but also not-live options, if possible
thanks!
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Post by Shadess on Aug 6, 2018 19:01:18 GMT 1
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Post by karaevfan on Aug 7, 2018 1:08:21 GMT 1
I finally caught up. Did not expect Tuinov's fight or Kiria vs Moiseev to look like that
Also, pretty sure the Kunlun social media guy has a crush on Tuinov. Shades of the Kyshenko-Tanikawa relationship there
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Post by Shadess on Aug 7, 2018 1:30:02 GMT 1
Kunlun China peeps like him too. He fought on Kunlun 2x in 2015 and now that he came back he was instantly dubbed ~"mini-Kyshenko". Not sure if they push that angle a ton anymore but he gets above average attention from them for sure.
Not the worst guy to bet on if I was a big wig at a promotion...
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Post by karaevfan on Aug 7, 2018 1:46:12 GMT 1
Kunlun China peeps like him too. He fought on Kunlun 2x in 2015 and now that he came back he was instantly dubbed ~"mini-Kyshenko". Not sure if they push that angle a ton anymore but he gets above average attention from them for sure. Not the worst guy to bet on if I was a big wig at a promotion... I legit can't figure out why, in a world where execs have thrown up their hands and thrown together Sittichai vs Grigorian IV while Jauncey/Baya are out getting seasoned, Glory has somehow let Tuinov slip through their hands |
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