World Victory Road Presents: Sengoku 7 – kicking off the Featherweight Grand Prix tournament on March 20th, 2009 in Tokyo, Japan
Where: Yoyogi National Gymnasium Google Map
Doors Open: 3PM
Event Starts: 5PM
Ticket Pricing:
Front Row VIP 70,000 JPY
VIP 50,000 JPY
RRS 25,000 JPY
SS 17,000 JPY
S 12,000 JPY
A 7,000 JPY
Light Heavyweight: single match
Muhammed “King Mo” Lawal (3-0) vs. Ryo Kawamura (9-3-2)
Heavyweight single match
James Thompson (14-9-0) vs. “Big” Jim York (9-2-0)
Grand Prix Featherweight Match
Hatsu Hioki (17-3-2) vs. Chris Manuel (6-0-2)
Hideki Kadowaki (13-8-2) vs. Nam Phan (14-5-0)
Michihiro Omigawa (4-7-1) vs. LC Davis (13-1-0)
Marlon Sandro (12-0-0) vs. Matt Jaggers (9-4-0)
Masanori Kanehara (11-5-5) vs. Jong Man Kim (3-5-3) (1 NC)
Shintaro Ishiwatari (6-1-3) vs. Chang Son Jon (2-0-0)
Tetsuya Yamada (2-1-0) vs. Ronnie “Ushiwaka” Mann (16-1-1)
Seiya Kawahara (6-1-0) vs. Nick Denis (6-0-0)
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World Victory Road (WVR) is a Japanese MMA promotion formed in 2008 following the purchase of Pride FC by Zuffa, the owners of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. It operates in conjunction the Japan Mixed Martial Arts Federation (JMM). It is broadcast on Fuji TV and PPV in Japan, and on HDNet in USA.
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3/20 Sengoku 7 RESULTS
Light Heavyweight: single match
Muhammed “King Mo” Lawal winner by unanimous decision vs. Ryo Kawamura
Heavyweight single match
James Thompson vs. “Big” Jim York winner 1st Rd. KO standing punches
Grand Prix Featherweight Match
Hatsu Hioki winner 1st Rd. Arm Bar vs. Chris Manuel
Hideki Kadowaki vs. Nam Phan winner 1st Rd. TKO ground punches
Michihiro Omigawa winner by unanimous decision vs. LC Davis
Marlon Sandro winner 2nd Rd. arm-triangle choke vs. Matt Jaggers
Masanori Kanehara winner unanimous decision vs. Jong Man Kim
Shintaro Ishiwatari vs. Chang Son Jon winner 1st Rd. sleeper-choke
Tetsuya Yamada vs. Ronnie “Ushiwaka” Mann winner unanimous decision
Seiya Kawahara vs. Nick Denis winner 1st Rd. threw in the towel
