Showing posts with label James Wilson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label James Wilson. Show all posts

Monday, October 7, 2013

Super Kombat Giurgiu set for October 12

Super Kombat will return on October 12th in Giurgiu, Romania. The event will again feature a tournament so that one fighter can win entry into the Super Kombat Grand Prix later this year. The heavyweight tournament will feature Thomas Vanneste vs. Dorin Robert and Abderahmane Coulibaly vs. Ibrahim Arab.

Romanian main stay Bogdan Stoica will be in action again this time against Egypt's Amir Zeyada. The United States will also have a fighter in action on the night as James Wilson takes on Damian Garcia in a super fight.

Fight Card:

Heavyweight Tournament
Thomas Vanneste vs. Dorin Robert
Abderahmane Coulibaly vs. Ibrahim Arab

Super Fights
Jacopo Bianconcini vs. Ciprian Schiopu
Damian Garcia vs. James Wilson
Redouan Cairo vs. Sebastian Ciobanu
Amir Zeyada vs. Bogdan Stoica

Sunday, June 16, 2013

Xavier Vigney wins Road to Glory USA heavyweight tournament

This past Friday the Road to Glory USA heavyweight tournament took place in Tulsa, OK. Eight hopefuls entered the one night tournament looking to win $20,000 in prize money and a contract with Glory. When it was over Xavier Vigney walked away the tournament champion after knockout out all three of his opponents. In the opening round Vigney knocked out Jack May, in the semi-finals scored a technical knockout over Julian Walters and in the tournament final he knocked out Maurice Green. All three of his knockouts came in the first round. Vigney now joins the four previous Road to Glory USA winners, Dustin Jacoby, Mike Lemaire, Francois Ambang, and Michael Mananquil.

Steven Banks who originally set to fight in the night's reserve bout came in as a last minute replacement. In his bout with James Wilson both fighters flew over the top rope with Wilson landing on Banks. Banks was taken to the hospital and could not continue and Wilson was awarded the (T)KO win. Banks, however, is okay and back home.

Results:

Opening Round
Julian Walters def. Brian McVae via Decision
Xavier Vigney def. Jack May via KO in Rd. 1
Maurice Green def. Jerry Watterson via KO in Rd. 1
James Wilson def. Steven Banks via (T)KO in Rd. 1

Semi-Finals 
Xavier Vigney def. Julian Waters via (T)KO in Rd. 1
Maurice Green def. James Wilson via Decision

Finals 
Xavier Vigney def. Maurice Green via KO in Rd. 1

Friday, June 14, 2013

Road to Glory USA Heavyweight Tournament Matches

The Road to Glory USA heavyweight tournament is set to take place today in Tulsa, OK. Amongst the eight fighters looking to win the one night tournament and earn a Glory contract as well as the $20,000 grand prize are Xavier Vigney, James Wilson, Jack May, and Julian Walters

The opening round draw occurred yesterday at the weigh-ins an the match ups were set for the first round. Julian Walters vs. Brian McVae, Xavier Vigney vs. Jack May, Maurice Green vs. Jerry Watterson, and James Wilson vs. Anton Berzin. There will also be a reserve bout between Steven Banks and Haze Wilson.

Saturday, September 8, 2012

Results and Recap: K-1 Los Angeles under card fights


K-1 Los Angeles kicked off with three under card bouts. In the nights first bout Mike Lemaire and Glen Spencer, Jr battled for three hard fought rounds. Lemaire seemed to push the pace through out the fight working his punches and kicks well. He was able to mix knees into his attacks as he frequently had Spencer with his back against the ropes. Spencer was able to put some nice attacks of his own together, but Lemaire was able to dictate the pace and connect more frequently through out the fight. In the end Lemaire took home a unanimous decision victory.

In the night’s second fight Damien Early and Jermaine Soto were involved in a pretty even fight through the first two rounds. They both had some nice flurries which resembled Rock Em’ Sock Em’ Robots. In the third round, however, a nicely place right hand counter by Early sent Soto down and that was the end of the fight. The third round KO for Early was a spectacular beginning to what seems to be a promising career.