Origins 7 Results: Yodsanklai takes decision over Tentori

Origins 7 took place this past weekend in Perth, Australia. The main event featured Yodsanklai Fairtex vs. Marco Tentori. 

Tentori came out aggressive in the bout, throwing strikes in volume. Yodsanklai didn't seem affected by the volume of strikes that were thrown his way as he calmly held the center of the ring and stalked Tentori. Yodsanklai started to pick up his output in the second round and both fighters were showing a diverse arsenal as they mixed in their kicks, punches, knees and elbows together. 

The third round is when Yodsanklai really began to take control despite Tentori throwing more volume. Yodsanklai defended well from most of Tentori's strikes, and when he did connect they didn't seem to affect Yodanklai. In the fourth round a well placed elbow opened up a cut over Tentori's right eye, after Yodsanklai noticed this he targeted the eye a bit more. 

Tentori was still game in the final round until with less than a minute to go an elbow from Yodsanklai hurt Tentori, as he tried to back away Yodsanklai followed with a knee and Tentori dropped to his knees and received an 8-count from the referee. Tentori was able to make it to the end of the fight in a valiant effort, but the judges awarded Yodsanklai a unanimous decision. With the win Yodsanklai has now won 20 consecutive fights, and has not lost since November of 2011.

Results: 

Yodsanklai Fairtex def. Marco Tentori via Unanimous Decision

Ben Worsfold def. Alex Amoroso via Split Decision

Nat Edwards def. Whitney Tuna via (T)KO in Rd. 1

Nathan Eadon def. Jordan McGregor via Unanimous Decision

Jordan Weir def. James Rowland via Split Decision

Eddy Duva def. Jeremy Firth Split Decision

Ross Clarke def. Varchas Vee via Unanimous Decision

Victoria Callaghan def. Jennifer Sinclair via Unanimous Decision

Yodsanklai Fairtex vs. Marco Tentori set as main event for Origins 7 on August 8th in Australia

Rumors of Yodsanklai Fairtex vs. Giorgio Petrosyan circulated like crazy earlier this week. Although the Thai super star wont be stepping into the ring against Petrosyan, he will be fighting in August. He will be headlining Origins 7 in Perth, Australia against Marco "Machine Gun" Tentori.

Yodsanklai needs little introduction as he is one of the most popular Muay Thai fighters of all time. It seemed his career was coming to an end late 2011, but a new dedication to training saw him storm back into the spotlight in 2012 and has since won 19 consecutive fights. Names like Victor Nagbe, Marat Grigorian, Yohan Lidon, and Kem Sitsonpeenong are among the fighters he has beat during his current run. 

Tentori is an ISKA Muay Thai Commonwealth Champion, and has been in the ring with some of Australia's more recognized fighters. He went the distance with Steve Moxon dropping a decision to him, but holds a decision win over Franki Giorgi. Yodsanklai will easily be the toughest test of Tentori's career. Known for his rapid fire approach that earned him the nickname "Machine Gun", Tentori will have to put on the performance of his career against Yodsanklai, and if he does he will immediately garner the attention from Muay Thai fans around the world.

Fight Card:

Yodsanklai Fairtex vs. Marco Tentori

Total Carnage IV Results and Recap

Total Carnage IV took place last night in Queensland, Australia. The main event featured Nathan Corbett vs. Henriques Zowa. It was Corbett's first fight since his knockout loss to Tyrone Spong at Glory 11. It didn't take long for Corbett to get into a rhythm as he delivered a steady dose of leg kicks to Zowa. In the second round Corbett opened up with his elbows eventually landing one flush down the middle that forced the stoppage when Zowa was not responsive to the referee.

In other action Michael Thompson dropped a split decision to Thai fighter Ghot Seur Noi, Rhyse Saliba scored a second round (T)KO over Henare Redden, and Marco Tentori out pointed Frank Giorgi en route to a unanimous decision victory.

Results:

Nathan Corbett def. Henriques Zowa via (T)KO in Rd. 2

Ghot Seur Noi def. Michael Thompson via Split Decision

Marco Tentori def. Frank Giorgi via Unanimous Decision

Rhyse Saliba def. Henare Redden via (T)KO (Knee) in Rd. 2

Ra Redden def. Nick Allen via (T)KO in Rd. 2

Battle Collossal XI set for Oct. 30 in Bentley, Australia

Battle Collossal fights will return with its next show on October 30th in Bentley, Australia.

No match-ups have been announced yet but Battle Collossal XI will feature Steve Bonner, Oley "Smiling Assassin" Sakonpetch, Robbie Bryant, Marco "Machine Gun" Tentori, Chris "Iron Fist" Garner, Jason "The Destroyer" Lea, Melissa Norton, Jamie Lunghitan.

The event will feature Muay Thai, MMA, and Boxing on one card.

Battle Collossal X Results: Fisher, Tentori, and Caverly all get the judges nod

WBC National Lightweight Title
Joel Fisher def. Mitchell Seth by Decision

WBC National Middleweight Title
Marco "Machine Gun" Tentori def. Derek Harvey by Decision

WBC Australian Super Middleweight Boxing Bout
Robbie Bryant def. William Hadlow by KO in Rd. 5

WBC Female Super Bantamweight National Title
Tiana Caverly def. Melissa Norton by Decision

MMA Bout
Scott Mapley def. Charles August by Decision

Chris Garner def. Jamie Gorman by KO in Rd. 2

Jamie Lunghitano and Sasa Dragojevic fight to a Draw

4 WBC Muay Thai Titles on the line at Battle Collossal X

Four WBC Muay Thai Championship fights will be on the line at Battle Collossal X. The event which takes place August 21st in Bentley, Australia.

The nights main event will feature current WBC National lightweight champion "The Smiling Assassin” Oley Sakonpetch as he tries to defend his title against Joel “Fearless” Fisher. This is a rematch from their 2008 bout which Oley won by decision.

The nights co-main event will feature a WBC National super heavyweight title fight between champion Steve Bonner and challenger Tyson Folino.

Also featured on the card, WBC National middleweight champion Marco “Machine Gun” Tentori defends his title against Kael Coster.

In a special attraction boxing match middleweights Robbie Bryant and William Hadlow will square off in a WBC non-title middleweight bout.

The vacant WBC National Female super bantamweight title will be up for grabs when “Elbow Princess” Melissa Norton takes on Tiana “The Tiger” Caverly.

The full fight card looks as follows:

1. Oley Sakonpetch (CKB, Perth) V Joel fisher (VIC, Phuket) - WBC National Lightweight Title

2. Steve Bonner (Phon’s Gym, Perth) V Tyson Folini (Don’s Thai Boxing, Vic) - WBC National Super Heavyweight Title

3. Marco “Machine Gun” Tentori (Kung Fu Choy Lay Fut, Perth) v Kael Coster (Vic) - WBC National Middleweight Title

4. Robbie Bryant (WA) V William Hadlow (QLD) - WBC Boxing Bout

5 .Melissa Norton (Phon’s Gym) V Tiana Caverly (Mungkorn Mai) - WBC Female super Bantamweight National Title

6. Scott Mapley (South West) V TBA (NZ) - MMA bout

7. Chris Garner (Phons Gym) V Matt Stampalia ( Jerremy Allan)

8. Albert Hower (WA) V Mark Daby (SA) - WBC Boxing Bout

9 Keith “The Spitfire” Spiers (Phon’s Gym) V Abdul Murad (WATBC)

10 Alex Job (Henry’s Gym) V Michael Armstrong (Tyfoon Savareese Kickboxing)

11 Jamie Lunghitano (Phon’s Gym) V Simon Devos (Olsen’s Muay Thai Factory)

12 David Suerz (Phon’s Gym) V Paul Churchman (Country Muaythai)

13 Rob Sachau (CKB) V Dwayne Harris (Olsen’s Muay Thai Factory)

14 Jimbo Caster (Phon’s Gym) V David Andrew (Country muaythai)

15 Tabitha Jaskolski (WATBC) V Donna Kingwell (Country Muay Thai)