WayOfLife:Spike22&NovaUniao

Competidor® XCLSV: Renato “Charuto” Verissimo Interview // SPK22 x Nova Uniao from The Competidor on Vimeo.

An artsylook into the Spike22Academywith Renato”Charuto”Verrissimo!

TheRealEnsonInoue

We’ve hgeard alot about Enson INoue in the past fifteen years. from his rise in his career-shifting defeat of that-the-time UFC Champion Randy Cotoure in ValeTudo Japan to his neversay  wars in PrideFighting Championships. From his incarceration for walking the green path to his return from retirement submission victory over Antz Nansen in Astra in Japan. Up close and personal Enson is truly a man of action who can keep you on your toes, knock you on your ass–but in the end can be there to pick you up when you should fall. Even when some give up on him he surrenders for no one. Follow him on FACEBOOK and see what risk hes taking and what hes doing in yet another display to a different side of the Japanese FightingSpirit.

For him Yamato Damashii is truly a way of life–Ladies and Gentlemen..the Real Enson Inoue

FreakingTheDream:JulesUrich

0:16-0:23 for seven  seconds of fame…but a lifetime to go with good vibrations from good friends in far places—

yet forever close to home.

ThanksJules!

Freaking the Dream on this side of Paradise.

Believe&Achieve:TheMendesBros.

Brazilian Jiujitsu’s dynamic duo have  a message for a growing world that it  watching/ Good luck  to them and the  rest of Fokai’s extended family in this weekend’s

TheAMAZING..:JonathanTorres

Living Proof of the GrapplingGameplan and TeamLloydIrvin Jiujitsu’s growing legacy in Brazilian Jiujitsu and Submission Grappling–Good luck  to him and the  rest of Fokai’s extended family in this weekend’s

http://lloydirvinlive.com/blog/tag/jt-torres/

FokaiSnowboardTeamVersion1.2011

“F” is for FUN! 1:03 and 1:21:PURESKILL!

RestInPeace:ChrisBenavente

Paying homage and respect to a man who walked in the life of true spirit and trustfully now flies in the spirit of true life.

You presented a great example for GuamJiujitsu, In your case truly AFamily Thing. Our best regards to the Universe’s greatest instructor. Catch you on the other side.

Thanks Chris for all your support and a sincere applause for a short yet well-filled life. Our prayers and heart are with you and yours in your new journey.

Respect.

Fokai

http://www.facebook.com/#!/socauli

May 2, 1988 – January 16, 2011) Formerly of Pago Bay, Guam and residing in San Diego, California, was called home by our Heavenly Father at the age of 22 years. Nightly Rosary is being offered at St. Anthony Church in Tamuning at 6:30PM followed by a Mass. Last Respects for Christopher will be made on Friday, January 28, 2011 at St. Anthony Church, Tamuning from 9:30AM to 12:30PM. Mass of Christian burial will take place at 1:00PM and Interment will follow at Our Lady of Peace Memorial Gardens, Windward Hills, Yona.

War:TobyImadaVs.AndySouwer

The 2ndFight of TobyImada in his oursuit of the Shootboxing S-Cup.

sincerely,HappyThanksgiving

Hafa Adai,
We’d like to embrace the opportunity to say Thanks to all the support from our people over the years. Fokai has always been and always be a from-the-heart process in Celebrating Life and sharing in and aiming for the good vibe. It has always been our honor to see the love that passes through our doors–its a love that we extend in our product and development.

Respect+Strength&Honor=CallOfDuty.
Proud to Rise and Fall and Rise again with you.

ForLife–HappyThanksgiving

TobyImada:YamatoDamashiiInThe201S-Cup.

Toby Imada made yet another unexpected tournament run in Tokyo on Tuesday.

The two-time Bellator Fighting Championship lightweight finalist shocked a pair of highly-regarded opponents on his way to the finals of the 2010 S-Cup, Shoot Boxing’s biennial one-night, eight-man tournament. The rules of shoot boxing allow for traditional kickboxing strikes (punches, kicks) as well as standing submission attempts and point-earning throws.

Imada was announced as a participant just four days prior to the tournament, a late replacement for fellow MMA vet Charles Bennett after the fighter formerly known as “Krazy Horse” was unable to leave the United States due to a revoked visa.

Slotted against Takaaki Umeno in the opening round, most observers viewed Imada as they had Bennett: a sacrificial lamb for Shoot Boxing’s super welterweight champion. Things did not go as expected, however, and after weathering untold leg kicks from Umeno, Imada scored a stunning upset knockout at the last possible second. The official time was 3:00 of the third and final round.

Advancing to the semifinals, Imada faced another tall task in three-time S-Cup and two-time K-1 Max champion Andy Souwer. There, Imada’s black belt in judo would come into play, as a pair of throws scored him crucial points and earned him another massive upset. Imada took a three-round split decision over the tournament favorite with scores of 29-28, 29-28 and 27-28.

In the evening’s last match, Imada met two-time K-1 Max champ and fellow shoot boxing neophyte Buakaw Por. Pramuk. The muay Thai stylist won a pair of unanimous decisions over Hiroki Shishido and Henri van Opstal to advance to the finals, but needed less than two rounds to end Imada’s Cinderella story. Pramuk battered Imada with right hands and leg kicks, dropping him five times en route to a technical knockout victory at 2:29 of the second round.

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