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Post by K1power on Nov 27, 2014 13:14:12 GMT 1
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Post by K1power on Nov 27, 2014 13:16:58 GMT 1
I believe the main event of this card is Dzhabar Askerov VS Cosmo Alexandre for the W5 Title at 71KG.
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Post by killlah on Nov 27, 2014 23:01:00 GMT 1
Day 2 full fight card:
- 63,5 kg, 3x3 min
Badr Haloui vs Alexander "Tiger" Kotov
- 95 kg, 3x3 min
Ivan Bartek vs Oleg Primachev
56kg tournament reserve fight
- 56 kg, 3x3 min
Veronika Petríková vs Nikol Grúberová
71kg tournament reserve fight
- 71 kg, 3x3 min
Vladimír Konský vs Sebastian "El Loco" Mendez
- 63,5 kg 3x3 min
Jan Szajko vs Vlad Tuinov
56kg tournament 1st semifinal
- 56 kg, 3x3 min
Lucia "Pretty Beast" Krajčovič vs Julia Berezikova
56kg tournament 2nd semifinal
- 56 kg, 3x3 min
Ilona Wijmans vs Thanyokorn Sor Thamachak
71kg tournament 1st semifinal
- 71 kg, 3x3 min
Dzhabar "Gengis Khan" Askerov vs Alexander "GoodBoy" Cosmo
71kg tournament 1st semifinal
- 71 kg, 3x3 min
Shemsi Beqiri vs Alexander Surzko
- 95 kg, 3x3 min
Ondřej "Spejbl" Hutník vs Mihail "Volzhanin" Tuyterev
- 71 kg, 3x3 min
Roman "Thunder" Mailov vs Foad "The Pitbull" Sadeghi
56kg tournament final
- 56 kg, 3x3 min
Krajčovič/Berezikova vs Wijmans/Thanyokorn
71kg tournament final
- 71 kg, 3x3 min
Askerov/Cosmo vs Beqiri/Surzko
W5 World title
- 77 kg, 5x3 min
Darryl "Master KO" Sichtman vs Vladimír "Dracula" Moravčík
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Post by killlah on Nov 27, 2014 23:05:00 GMT 1
Main event of day 2 will be rematch of Moravcik vs Sitchman. It will be HUGE two day event. 28 fights, 4 tournaments for W5 World titles, 2 5round world titles. I was there last year, but will miss this weekend  |
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Post by K1power on Nov 28, 2014 7:29:52 GMT 1
Nice, thanks!
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Post by killlah on Nov 30, 2014 18:32:31 GMT 1
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Post by K1power on Nov 30, 2014 19:11:26 GMT 1
Thanks!
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Post by K1power on Dec 2, 2014 13:45:57 GMT 1
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Post by killlah on Dec 3, 2014 11:33:58 GMT 1
Rating fight,- 95 kg, 3x3 min
Ivan Bartek (Slovakia) vs Oleg Primachev (Ukraine)
Winner: Oleg Primachev by decision
71kg tournament reserve fight
- 71 kg, 3x3 min
Vladimír Konský (Slovakia) vs Sebastian "El Loco" Mendez (Germany)
Winner: Vladimír Konský by decision after extra round
Rating fight,- 63,5 kg, 3x3 min
Miroslav Pittner (Slovakia) vs Alexander "Tiger" Kotov (Russia)
Winner: Alexander "Tiger" Kotov by decision
Superfight, - 63,5 kg 3x3 min
Ján Szajko (Slovakia) vs Vlad Tuinov (Russia)
Winner: Vlad Tuinov by decision
56kg tournament semifinal
- 56 kg, 3x3 min
Lucia "Pretty Beast" Krajčovič (Slovakia) vs Julia Berezikova (Russia)
Winner: Julia Berezikova by decision
56kg tournament semifinal
- 56 kg, 3x3 min
Ilona Wijmans (Netherland) vs Veronika Petríková (Slovakia)
Winner: Ilona Wijmans by decision after extra round
71kg tournament semifinal
- 71 kg, 3x3 min
Dzhabar "Gengis Khan" Askerov (Russia) vs Alexander "GoodBoy" Cosmo (Brasil)
Winner: Alexander "GoodBoy" Cosmo by unanimous decision
71kg tournament semifinal
- 71 kg, 3x3 min
Shemsi Beqiri (Switzerland) vs Alexander Surzhko (Russia)
Winner: Shemsi Beqiri by decision
Beqiri won the semifinal fight, but injured himself, so Surzhko advanced to the finals.
Superfight, - 95 kg, 3x3 min
Ondřej "Spejbl" Hutník (Czech republic) vs Michail "Volzhanin" Tuyterev (Russia)
Winner: Ondřej "Spejbl" Hutník by unanimous decision
Superfight, - 71 kg, 3x3 min
Roman "Thunder" Mailov (Ukrajine) vs Foad "The Pitbull" Sadeghi (Austria)
Winner: Foad "The Pitbull" Sadeghi by decision after extra round
56kg tournament final
- 56 kg, 3x3 min
Julia Berezikova (Russia) vs Ilona Wijmans (Netherland)
Winner: Julia Berezikova by unanimous decision
71kg tournament final
- 71 kg, 3x3 min
Alexander "GoodBoy" Cosmo (Brasil) vs Alexander Surzhko (Russia)
Winner: Alexander "GoodBoy" Cosmo by decision
W5 World title fight -77kg
- 77 kg, 5x3 min
Darryl "Master KO" Sichtman (Netherland) vs Vladimír "Dracula" Moravčík (Slovakia)
Winner: Darryl "Master KO" Sichtman by split decision
Badr Haloui and Thanyokorn Sor Thamachak didn't pass medical check (thai girl has hepatitis), so Pittner was replacement in fight against Kotov, 56kg tournament reserve fight was cancelled and Veronika Petríková fought in semifinal against Illona Wijmans.
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Post by Kenshin (Banned) on Dec 3, 2014 14:17:17 GMT 1
Wow, lots of decisions. Was there only 1 KO during the 2 days of fighting?
Nice win for Cosmo. Would like to see the Hutnik fight as well.
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Post by killlah on Dec 3, 2014 14:22:19 GMT 1
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Post by killlah on Dec 3, 2014 14:29:30 GMT 1
I was on their first show here in Slovakia last year and as a referee on their "warm up" show in august. I was sure, that organisation will be top, but was afraid about fights. Those two shows were well organised, but fights weren't very entertaining. Not now. The hype before the event was HUGE. Billboards more than a half year all over the whole country, tv and radio spots, massive campaign on Facebook. Everything looked good. On the place was chaos, everything was tuning up during undercard fights, one hour before main program. Saturday was good, no big pauses or non fight programme between fights, but Sunday was really bad. Big pauses, symphonic orchestra, W5's chairman telling bullshit after each fight and so. Fights were good, tournaments were entertaining, superfights and title fights too. There were some not_so_good decisions, the worse in the last fight between Moravcik and Sicthman, but maybe i'm biased  Everything was focused on TV, organisers weren't interested on people in audience (really, they own words). Because it was 2 day event, audience was empty, maybe 600-700 people. That's really low number, biggest fight shows in Slovakia had around 3500 people in smaller cities than Bratislava! Sundays fight were better, but people go to work on monday, so nobody from cities far from Bratislava didn't came. They watched it live on one of the slovak sport tv. There was an afterparty in the same hall, so organisers immediately after the end kicked everybody out, prepare the hall for party and so. But people get pissed and went home, so organisers take fighters, referees and staff to the party. They HAD to go, because they told them, money will be paid there It wasn't true, everybody was paid on monday. So the whole show was very poorly organised, maybe it looked ok in TV, but for people in audience it was fail. It's rumored, that whole event costs around 800.000 EUR. With this sort of money every big promoter in Europe can make an unforgetable event, but not Russians. They are spending on making custom tophies, custom ring, whole movie etc. Head of W5 had birthday on Sunday, so i think, all this was his birthday party. |
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Post by Kenshin (Banned) on Dec 3, 2014 14:46:34 GMT 1
Thanks. Already watched the Hutnik fight.  |
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Post by K1power on Dec 3, 2014 14:49:16 GMT 1
Thanks for all the details, killlah.
I've watched a large portion of Day 1 and while production looked pretty good, I didn't like all those 'show elements' during intermissions like the fashion show, the dancers, the stage actors in medieval battle gear etc.
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Post by killlah on Dec 3, 2014 15:13:56 GMT 1
Yes, when it's fight show, i want to see fights, not the fashion show. But this is their style of work. W5 want to connect fight world with those show elements.
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