Showing posts with label Li Ning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Li Ning. Show all posts

Sunday, December 19, 2010

Results for WCK Muay Thai China Day 2

The WCK ended it two part event with some big names. Aside from the tournament bouts, WBC Champion' Steve McKinnon and Miriam Nakamoto were involved in non-title bouts.

In the 122 lb tournament American Romie Adanza was taking on China's Li Ning. Both fighters had made it to the finals by winning unanimous decisions over their previous opponents. In the finals Li Ning was able to take unanimous decision nod over Adanza to claim him the $10,000 prize and the tournament title.

Saturday, December 18, 2010

Results for WCK Muay Thai China Day 1

The first day of the two day WCK Muay Thai event in China has ended, and the finals are set for the 122 lb tournament, and the 160 lb tournaments.


In the 122lb tournament American Romie Adanza and China's Li Ning will face off to see who will be crowned the tournament winner. Adanza defeated England's Paulo Da Silva for a fourth time in his career to advance to the tournament finals, while Ning defeated Japan's Kunitaka Fujiwara by decision after the fight had to go an extra round to determine the winner.


In the 160 lb tournament American Ky Hollenbeck will face Australian Steve Moxon. Hollenbeck made his way to the finals by defeating Russian Pavel Obozny via TKO in the third round due to knees, while Steve Moxon defeated Mexico's Luis Bio by decision to earn his spot.


Thursday, December 16, 2010

122lb 4-man tournament draw complete, Adanza set to fight Da Silva for a fifth time

The WCK 122lb Muay Thai 4-man tournament has some great names. Romie Adanza, Paulo Da Silva, Kunitaka Fujiwara, and Li Ning.

The most interesting possibility going into the tournament would be that Da Silva and Adanza meet for a fifth time, especially since their fourth meeting was in October. Adanza had informed MuayThaiAuthority.com, that facing Da Silva a fifth time wouldn't be a problem, he just rather do it in the finals of the tournament rather than fighting back-to-back fights against him.