Friday, April 10, 2009
Wednesday, April 8, 2009
Saturday, March 14, 2009
Friday, March 13, 2009
Monday, March 9, 2009
Caol Uno figure
Caol Uno announced that he started a new project, "29+1" in collaboration with "Kinnikuman" which was a popular manga in Japan. Uno created his own eraser figure. He plans to create clothes and accessories of "29+1" and sell at www.uno-caol-showten.com.
http://gbring.com/sokuho/news/2009_03/0309_news.htm
http://www.uno-caol-showten.com/ucs/main/main.html
Monday, March 2, 2009
Shina Aoki&Masakazu Imanari trained at IMPACT
Tuesday, February 24, 2009
Takanori Gomi talks about his last fight.
Sportsnavi posted an interview which Takanori Gomi had with a Japanese MMA magazine Kakutogitsushin on February 21.
- How have you been since your last fight with Satoru Kitaoka?
I though you wanted to asked me about that fight.
- Of course, it would be nice if you tell me about that.
As you saw, I couldn't do anything. I suppose fans who knew me since PRIDE considered that I looked like a totally different person. I don't even know why. I didn't feel any energy in the ring. After the fight, I felt like I was free. I thought I fulfilled my duty.
- Do you mean that you resigned from a representer of the top lightweight fighter?
I suppose so. I hadn't proven myself in the last few fights. I was training, yet everything was fall in apart. I couldn't put together because my training wasn't enough. My skills went down in the last 2 years. I experienced a lot in the last 2 years. I quit Kiguchi dojo without thinking well, and started my gym. I felt responsibility to take care of my students, and I was passive about my fight. I was just waiting and see who I fought with.
- The title of the tournament was “road to Gomi”
I have no excuse about my performance and my loss. Kitaoka was entirely better than me. I I hope he becomes a great champion and defends his title.
- Kitaoka asked you a rematch in the ring.
I wonder if he still wants the rematch. He completely dominated me. I want him to move forward to bring more fans to Sengoku.
- Did you feel that you got weaker than before?
I admit that I hadn't had enough training. I didn't feel any energy and power. After Misaki's fight, I tried to concentrate and motivate myself. When arriving at the ring, I noticed that I wasn't even sweating and my intensity was getting lower. Right after the fight started, I responded to him well and cut his tackles. Though I was concerned about something, I though I should be fine if I took my time. I appreciated my fans support in that event. However, I was already exhausted mentally when I got there. “Road to Gomi” started half a year ago, but I felt like I was waiting for 10 years. It was extremely long and exhausting.
http://sportsnavi.yahoo.co.jp/fight/other/text/200902210001-spnavi.html
- How have you been since your last fight with Satoru Kitaoka?
I though you wanted to asked me about that fight.
- Of course, it would be nice if you tell me about that.
As you saw, I couldn't do anything. I suppose fans who knew me since PRIDE considered that I looked like a totally different person. I don't even know why. I didn't feel any energy in the ring. After the fight, I felt like I was free. I thought I fulfilled my duty.
- Do you mean that you resigned from a representer of the top lightweight fighter?
I suppose so. I hadn't proven myself in the last few fights. I was training, yet everything was fall in apart. I couldn't put together because my training wasn't enough. My skills went down in the last 2 years. I experienced a lot in the last 2 years. I quit Kiguchi dojo without thinking well, and started my gym. I felt responsibility to take care of my students, and I was passive about my fight. I was just waiting and see who I fought with.
- The title of the tournament was “road to Gomi”
I have no excuse about my performance and my loss. Kitaoka was entirely better than me. I I hope he becomes a great champion and defends his title.
- Kitaoka asked you a rematch in the ring.
I wonder if he still wants the rematch. He completely dominated me. I want him to move forward to bring more fans to Sengoku.
- Did you feel that you got weaker than before?
I admit that I hadn't had enough training. I didn't feel any energy and power. After Misaki's fight, I tried to concentrate and motivate myself. When arriving at the ring, I noticed that I wasn't even sweating and my intensity was getting lower. Right after the fight started, I responded to him well and cut his tackles. Though I was concerned about something, I though I should be fine if I took my time. I appreciated my fans support in that event. However, I was already exhausted mentally when I got there. “Road to Gomi” started half a year ago, but I felt like I was waiting for 10 years. It was extremely long and exhausting.
http://sportsnavi.yahoo.co.jp/fight/other/text/200902210001-spnavi.html
Friday, February 20, 2009
Mach Sakurai interview with Dream
DREAM official website posted an interview with Mach Sakurai on Feb 17. The interview was taken place on February 12.
- Tell me what you think about participating in the welterweight tournament.
I definitely do my best to win this tournament.
- If you win the tournament, you can instantly get an opportunity to fight for the title.
I was very irritated until this tournament was announced. I understand that Dream had hard time finding and negotiating fighters who fit me. I fought Japanese fighters for a while, so I'm excited to fight foreign fighters.
- Everybody is looking forward to seeing your great performance in this tournament.
I'm self-confidence that I have played the important role in this weight class for long time, so I don't want to lose in this 76 kg weight class.
- How do you describe about the welterweight?
You see both power and speed. This weight class is the most populated and high level, so fights are always exciting and fan to watch.
- What do you think about the Japanese welterweight fighters?
There are many good fighters including Shinya Aoki, Kuniyoshi HIronaka, Hideki Kadoma, Ryo Chonan and Akihiro Gono. Making one mistake will cause it to lose. That's why many fighters aim at perfection and try to be like GSP. I'm not sure if fans are interested in watching perfect fighters and fights. I entertain fans by making them surprise and exited in fights.
- Are you going to have a special plan for the tournament?
I usually don't have a fight plan, yet I guess I should this time.
- Aoki fights in the tournament. What do you think?
He has built up his experience and brush up his ground techniques since we fought in Shooto. I respect his challenging spirit, yet I think he underestimates the welterweight. In general, It's not easy to switch the weight class. I know the ability of fighters is beyond reason or logic. However, he fought in the lightweight 2 months ago and move up to the welterweight without preparing enough? It's insane and too optimistic.
- I think fans want to watch Mach vs Aoki.
Yeah? I will fight him if fans request. Honestly, I'm sorry for Aoki to say this, but I have like to waste my time fighting him now because he is the lightweight fighter. I'm here to be a champion in the welterweight. I don't want to be bothered by the lightweight fighter.
- Any message to your fans?
Since Dream started, I had been frustrated because my fights were announced and canceled repeatedly. I want to make advance in this tournament. I don't want to miss this great opportunity. As usual, I do my best.
http://dreamofficial.com/free/news/detail.php?id=1234796525
- Tell me what you think about participating in the welterweight tournament.
I definitely do my best to win this tournament.
- If you win the tournament, you can instantly get an opportunity to fight for the title.
I was very irritated until this tournament was announced. I understand that Dream had hard time finding and negotiating fighters who fit me. I fought Japanese fighters for a while, so I'm excited to fight foreign fighters.
- Everybody is looking forward to seeing your great performance in this tournament.
I'm self-confidence that I have played the important role in this weight class for long time, so I don't want to lose in this 76 kg weight class.
- How do you describe about the welterweight?
You see both power and speed. This weight class is the most populated and high level, so fights are always exciting and fan to watch.
- What do you think about the Japanese welterweight fighters?
There are many good fighters including Shinya Aoki, Kuniyoshi HIronaka, Hideki Kadoma, Ryo Chonan and Akihiro Gono. Making one mistake will cause it to lose. That's why many fighters aim at perfection and try to be like GSP. I'm not sure if fans are interested in watching perfect fighters and fights. I entertain fans by making them surprise and exited in fights.
- Are you going to have a special plan for the tournament?
I usually don't have a fight plan, yet I guess I should this time.
- Aoki fights in the tournament. What do you think?
He has built up his experience and brush up his ground techniques since we fought in Shooto. I respect his challenging spirit, yet I think he underestimates the welterweight. In general, It's not easy to switch the weight class. I know the ability of fighters is beyond reason or logic. However, he fought in the lightweight 2 months ago and move up to the welterweight without preparing enough? It's insane and too optimistic.
- I think fans want to watch Mach vs Aoki.
Yeah? I will fight him if fans request. Honestly, I'm sorry for Aoki to say this, but I have like to waste my time fighting him now because he is the lightweight fighter. I'm here to be a champion in the welterweight. I don't want to be bothered by the lightweight fighter.
- Any message to your fans?
Since Dream started, I had been frustrated because my fights were announced and canceled repeatedly. I want to make advance in this tournament. I don't want to miss this great opportunity. As usual, I do my best.
http://dreamofficial.com/free/news/detail.php?id=1234796525
Thursday, February 12, 2009
New Sengoku Girls.....
Azusa Nishigaki (Height 168cm/B:84 W:56 H:83 24yo)
Yuki Aikawa (Height 162cm/B:82 W:58 H:87 24yo)
Sana Yuki (Height 158cm/B:80 W:58 H:80 20yo)
Yui Sakuma (Height 165cm/B:90 W:58 H:85 21yo)
Nanao Arai (Height 170cm/B:80 W:60 H:85 20yo)
http://gbring.com/sokuho/news/2009_02/0212_sengoku_04.htm
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
Sunday, February 1, 2009
Saturday, January 31, 2009
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Genki Sudo with Naoko Takahashi
Naoko Takahashi is a Sydney Olympic marathon gold medalist.
http://www.groovinhigh.tv/channel/special/article/column
Monday, January 26, 2009
Monday, January 19, 2009
Saturday, January 17, 2009
Friday, January 16, 2009
Takanori Gomi changed his hair color again...
In his blog, he said that he was dumped and wanted to get over it ...
http://yaplog.jp/gomitakanori/archive/97
http://yaplog.jp/gomitakanori/archive/97
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Yushin Okami was in Kyoto
He came back from Las Vegas and went to Kyoto.....
http://www.brave-believe.com
http://www.brave-believe.com
Sunday, January 4, 2009
Satoshi Ishii showed up at Sengoku no Ran
Satoshi Ishii showed up at Sengoku no Ran on Jan 4, and shook hands with Sumo Wrestler, Asashoryu.
Saturday, January 3, 2009
Mach's new bike
Hayato Mach Sakurai's bike which he ordered last year just arrived...
http://blog.livedoor.jp/go_mach_go/archives/51146746.html
http://blog.livedoor.jp/go_mach_go/archives/51146746.html
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