MartialArts:AMessageFromLloydIrvin
February 4, 2010 by admin
Filed under BJJ Stuff, FokaiCombatUNit
Many people laughed a couple years ago when I
introduced 18 yr old JT “Spiderman” Torres to
the grappling World when I said that he’ll become
one of the greatest American BJJ Competitors of
all time!
If you’ve been following JT, you know that he
wants to compete against the best in the World
in BJJ and as awarded by Gracie Magazine, they
voted Michael Langhi the #1 BJJ fighter of 2009.
In 2009 Langhi won everything possible ending the
season as the Leve Black Belt World Champion.
Little did JT know that in less than 7 months
after getting his black belt at the tender age
of 19 that he would get to face Michael Langhi.
You can see the match right now at the link below
The score ended 4-4 Langhi had 3 advantages and
2 minus advantages, while JT had 2 advantages
and 1 minus advantage.
I’m going to put my do a voice over on this match
when I return from the coaching one of my guys at
the UFC this weekend. I want you to see exactly
what we planned, what went right based on our plan,
what went wrong etc.
As I’ve said before we need to compete against all
of the top guy as soon as possible, to collect as
much data as possible. For our purpose this match
was perfect for us, since no one ‘ever’ passes’
Langhi’s guard, we needed to find out if we could
sweep him, we needed to find out it he could sweep
JT, we needed to find out if Langhi could pass
JT’s guard, if we could pass his guard, how he
would attempt to get advantages, if we could
score an advantage from specific positions.
One thing for sure this match has increased JT’s
confidence to a all new level, the one spot you’ll
see JT hesitate in the match, I promise you that
he’ll never hesitate again like that, we will
eliminate that this week.
Once again, for those that haven’t heard my
spill already, I’m not showing you JT to brag,
but to show you how anything is possible if you
do the correct things, to show you the information
that I’m sending you by email ‘really works’, this
is what we do, to me this isn’t a game!
I want to help as many people as possible
throughout the World, no matter what team
you’re on, no matter who you represent, to
me it just doesn’t matter. If you love
grappling, I want to help you get batter.
I want to show you exactly how we prepare for
competition, how we train, how we drill, how
we do everything.
I also want to thank you for trusting me enough
to allow me to help you in your grappling career.
Lloyd Irvin aka The Grappling Renegade
Forever The King OF Leg Locks
Lloyd Irvin’s Martial Arts Academy
6333 Old Branch Ave #302
Camp Springs, MD 20748
USA
PointOfView:CrazyMikeFowler
January 25, 2010 by admin
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FokaiCombatUnit:MiguelAyuyu
January 24, 2010 by admin
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MiguelAyuyu of the CarlsonGracieJiujitsu GuamChapter CompetitionTeam
FokaiYouth:ShimizuBrothers
January 22, 2010 by admin
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FokaiTaiwan:PacificRimOrganizedFighting
January 15, 2010 by admin
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Fokai Industries makes another go at INternationalMMA
FoodForThought:PurebredUndisputed
January 7, 2010 by admin
Filed under Familia, FokaiCombatUNit, SoCalProject, Special Forces
WordsOfWisdomandFlashyThreads!
Sinanganta,Fokai,AndBIBAMarianas
December 29, 2009 by admin
Filed under FokaiCombatUNit, People To Know
endure suffering or humiliation. We must step forward
and take sides. We must assist immediately.
At times, we may fail. At times, we may make mistakes.
But we must never make the mistake of failing to try.
People deserve nothing less.
FokaiCombatUnit:ToshikazuIsseno
December 23, 2009 by admin
Filed under Fight Links, FokaiCombatUNit, FokaiJapan
FokaiFamilia and FokaiJapan’s ToshikazuIsseno in DeepCageImpact at the DifferAriake Hall in TokyoJapan on December 19th,2009 for the 70kg. TitleFight. YamatoDamashii and FokaiSpirit–ForLife!
TrenchWarz11:RedemptionResultsAndPlay-by-play
December 21, 2009 by admin
Filed under FokaiCombatUNit, FokaiSaipan, GlobalGuamMMA
FIGHT #1
Lionel “THE HELLION” Borja from Marianas Elite def. Trench Tech’s “BIG” Ron Chisato via Rear Naked Choke (RNC) @ 1min and 49 seconds of the very 1st rd and solidified his stake as the dominant fighter between the two, winning for the second straight time against Chisato in this “revenge” match. In their first match up Borja KO’d Chisato in just 40 seconds of rd 1. Borja improves to 3 wins and 1 loss while Chisato drops to 3-3.
FIGHT #2
Team Trench Tech’s Jeff ” THUNDER” Cloud made his MMA debut against veteran cage fighter Robert “PIT BULL” Palacios of the South Side Syndicates. Cloud used his reach in the early going to keep the fast and wild hands of Palacios at bay. After a few exchanges, the fight went to the ground where Cloud used his superior jiu jitsu and eventually locked Palacios in a Triangle choke forcing him to tap @ 1 min 54 seconds.
**GUAM vs. Saipan Matches:
FIGHT #3
Debut MMA fighter,Team MTM Guam’s Dylan Pablo used his wrestling and crafty foot work to out maneuver Saipan’s “TABI” Jay Muna from PREDATOR COMBAT. Muna suffered an unintentional low blow that was not noticed by special guest referee- Frank “THE CRANK” Camacho and Pablo was able to bring the fight to the ground and win via RNC @ 1 min and 33 seconds. Muna drops to 5 wins and 7 loses.
FIGHT #4
Dylan’s brother and fellow Teammate, Kyle Pablo also made his debut and made it two in a row for Guam as he used his wrestling and grappling skills to out whit Saipan warrior, Kev “THE REV” Esteves from Marianas Elite. Pablo won by RNC @ 1min and 5 seconds. Esteves now drops to 2 and 3.
FIGHT #5
Josh Alvarez from Team Counter-shot Guam was victorious over Marianas Elite fighter Derick “EL PELIGRO” Rangamar. This match was dubbed as one of the “most exciting fights of the night” as the two combatants exchanged kicks and punches from the get go nonstop for 4mins and 55 secs. Both were steadfast and determined to take the other down in the name of island honor. With just 5 seconds left on the clock, Alvarez snuck in a straight Arm lock and forced Rangamar to tap much to the dismay of the more than 500 MMA fans. But the fans turned around and applauded the two fighters and showed much appreciation for an amazing fight and showing of sportsmanship as Alvarez raised the hand of Rangamar and called him a deserving winner as well despite the loss. With this win, Alvarez improves to 5-1-0 and Rangamar drops to 5 and 5.
FIGHT # 6
Spike 22′s Tony “RUSH” Reyes made it 4 in a row for Guam as he easily controlled veteran stand up striker Maitai Charley on the ground. Charley, who fights out of Marianas Elite was doing good on his feet. Reyes, who took the fight on only 2 days notice knew he was not in tip top shape and his game plan was to use his ground skills against Charley. Reyes also won by RNC @ 1 min 57 seconds of rd 1.
Reyes is now 4-1 in MMA and Charley drops to 4 wins and 5 losses.
FIGHT #7 (Lucky number 7)
Wyneu “One Time” Bamba vs. Gio “Palaxi” Sablan.
This was another very exciting match as the 2 brawled it out for 4mins and 58 seconds until finally Sablan was able to slip in a RNC in the final 2 seconds of the first rd. The crowd went into a frenzy as Palaxi handed Guam loss # 1 of the night! Wyneu is now 8 and 4 in MMA and Gio increases to 16 wins and 5 defeats.
Russia vs. The Marianas
FIGHT# 8
Iliev Ismail out lasted Guam’s Hosea “Killa Bee” Ware (who took the fight in just 2 days notice after original opponent- Ryan Bigler got injured) in rd 2 to
force referee Tony D’ Angelo to put a hault to the contest @ 3mins and 42 seconds of the rd. Ware was very hot in rd 1 and came out guns blazing! Although he dominated the first round, he burnt a lot of steam and ran out of gas in rd 2. Ware now drops to 6 and 3 and Iliev Ismail fro Army Hand 2 Hand Combat improves to 3 and 2.
FIGHT # 9 (heavyweights)
Russia’s Bashir Jamlihanov went toe to toe with local top heavyweight, Charleston “THE PREDATOR” Aiken in this very hard hitting heavyweight match up. Aiken who took the fight in just 6hrs notice was dominating his Russian Foe for most of the 1st rd. Jamlihanov stayed active and exchanged punches kicks, elbows and knees. By the second round, Aiken lost some steam and that was all Jamlihanov needed. In the 3 min and 42 second mark of the 2ND rd, Aiken dicided to call it quits and verbally submitted. MMA records for the 2 fighters were not available as of press time.
TRIPLE MAIN EVENT:
Ilya Zelik (2-1) vs. Trench Tech’s Tetsuji Kato (21-10)
Saipan/Japan’s Tetsuji Kato handed Russia it’s 1st loss of the evening via referee stoppage. Head Ref Tony D’ Angelo stopped the contest at 2 mins and 11 seconds of rd2 after Zelik, who was ahead on the judges score cards after rd1 decided to just clinch and held onto Kato who in turn delivered 33 uncontested punches to the side of Zelik’s head and face. What seemed to be a tactic on the Russian’s part to tire his opponent out, seemed to back fire in this match as Kato stayed busy with short hammer and rabbit punches which was enough to force the referee to stop the fight. A disappointed Zelik tried in vain to have the call reversed but to no avail. The crowd wanted more action as well but D’ Angelo’s call was final stating that “these are MMA matches!, not death matches”!
FIGHT # 11 MAIN EVENT 2
UX/GTT’s Alex Castro vs.Trench Tech’s Fasi “Quikdraw” Jesse
One of the most anticipated matches of the night saw Guam’s Alex Castro defeat local favorite Fasi Jesse in the light weight super fight via guillotine Choke submission @ 3mins and 19 seconds of the very 1st rd. A fired up Castro controlled the pace as a bit of a lackluster Jesse played defense for most of the fight. After a few exchanges, Jesse tackled Castro to the mat and Castro capitalized with a picture perfect guillotine choke which forced Jesse to tap. With this Victory, Castro ends a 6 loss streak and improves to 6wins and 7 losses. Jesse drops to 6-1.
FIGHT #12 MAIN EVENT 3
Gil “The Guamaniac” Meno (Team SubDue) vs. Jason “RUSH” Tarkong from Trench Tech. Jason Tarkong wasted no time and submitted Meno in just a little over 1 min in rd 1 via guillotine choke. After a brief exchange, the 2 elderly statesmen clinched and the fight went to the ground where Tarkong dominated. The Guamaniac drops to 2-1 while Tarkong improves to 9-2.
FokaiCombatUnit:CruzAndMartinez
December 20, 2009 by admin
Filed under FokaiCombatUNit, Fury, GlobalGuamMMA
ThShocker lost to theAshikanJudan(MasakazuImanari) vianeck crank submission 2:39seconds into the first round
PXC Undisputed Heavyweight Champion Roque Martinez lost via decision to DeepImpact Megaton Champion Yusuke Kawaguchi