Philo Beddoe writes:
Dont know if alot of you have seen alot of Anderson Silva but I thought i’d post this HL for everyone to have a look. Look out for the upkick from the gaurd, the high kick. And the flying knee against Newton. Some awesome KO’s.
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Anderson Silva Highlight Video Reel – The new Middleweight Champion
Wednesday, October 18th, 2006Cage Rage 19 Fight Card and rumours
Tuesday, October 17th, 2006The December instalment of Cage Rage is being held at Earls Court. CR are getting bigger and better with each show, putting on great fightcards and showcasing some exciting new stars.
The card so far includes Rob Broughton, Paul Daley, Zelg vs Weir, Buzz Berry, Elvis Sinosic, Vitor Ribeiro, Dave Legeno and Ross Mason vs Jess Laudin. CR never disappoint with their events imo. (rumours are also circulating about Butterbean and Cabbage being on the card.)
Who's going to save up and attend? I think everyone involved in mma wants to see this sport grow. I reckon we should all try to attend live events, it's good fun to meet fighters, forum members etc.
Cage Rage 18 results
Sunday, October 1st, 2006Winners in bold
Mark Epstein VS Ian "The Machine" Freeman
Murilo Rua VS Mark Weir
Kimo VS Dave Legeno
Robert Berry VS Rob Broughton
Abdul Mohamed VS Vitor Ribeiro
Tony Fryklund VS Alex Reid
Mustafha Alturk VS Henry Miller
Alexandre Lungu VS Mark Bucannon
Sol Gilbert VS Paul Daley
Brad Pickett VS Robbie Olivier
Alex Cook VS Xavier Foupa-Pokam
Zelg Galesic VS James E-Nicolle
Cage Rage 18 Predictions
Friday, September 29th, 2006
Felix from the forums has setup a thread regarding who you think is going to dominate in Cage Rage 18. To put on your list go here.
Cage Rage 19 Rumours away from Wembley Arena and moving to Earls Court
Tuesday, September 26th, 2006
Cage Rage 19 Earls Court, London UK
Edson Drago Vs Kristof Midoux
Jess Liaudin Vs Ross Mason
Mark Weir Vs The winner of the CR 18 fight
James Evans Nicholle vs Zelg Galesic
Ryo Chonan vs Alex Reid
Mark Epstein vs Elvis Sinosic
Source: MMA universe Discuss here
Vitor ‘Shaolin’ Ribeiro seminar
Monday, September 18th, 2006
Shaolin will be in Portsmouth for a second time, conducting a seminar after his Cage Rage fight.
Vitor is the Cage Rage world champion, Shooto world champion, 4 times Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu champion, 3 times Arnold classic champion and ADCC champion!
He will be covering world class Gi and No Gi grappling techniques. Seminar is open to everyone.
Tickets £25
Monday 2nd October 7pm-9pm, Fitness First, Pompey Centre, Portsmouth.
07981 038 990 razorsharpchoke@hotmail.com
Happy Birthday to Cage Rage
Sunday, September 10th, 2006
Happy Birthday to Cage Rage Championships
Yes, it's been 4 years since that very first show on September 7th 2002 when Cage Rage was born. From The Elephant & Castle via Streatham High Street to Wembley Arena, what a journey it has been. 20 shows later and selling out to crowds of 7,000 plus just 3 weeks before our biggest event to date, I think we can all rightfully celebrate
We at Cage Rage Championships never sit back and our continuous ambition and drive to compete and move forward, backed by a team that never seems to sleep, ensures that we are always looking to improve in bringing you the biggest and best shows featuring some of the world's leading MMA fighters.
We have already confirmed a huge show at Earls Court for December 9th 2006, plus 6 more shows at Wembley Arena for 2007. There will also be 5 London based Cage Rage contenders nights to look forward to.
Cage Rage Championships are realising their potential in becoming a leading player in the global MMA market with television deals in Europe, Brazil and the US and will feature heavily on the new Fight Plus channel.
Cage Rage Championships are becoming an integral part of any fighters ambitions to be able to top the bill at a Cage rage championship event fighting for a British or world titleTo keep you up to date on other news, our profile is growing massively, with Cage rage Championships featured heavily in the new British flick "Sucker Punch". The Cage Rage ring girls laid bare in the film “Clubbed to death" filmed at Cage Rage 16 and “12 dead men" which will feature footage from Cage Rage 18. We also have some cameo appearances in Hotel Babylon Series 5 and Highlander 5.
We are currently producing issue 5 of the Cage Rage Championship newsletter, packed with fighter info, exciting features, up and coming events and of course cage Rage Babes. The newsletter has grown to a huge circulation of 20,000 plus and if you don't already receive it, register on the Cage rage website to receive your FREE copy. If you run, own or work in a gym, MMA club or shop, let us know and we will send you a newsletter package.
Although we have come a long way in 4 years, we still have a journey in front of us, to spread the word of MMA and make Cage Rage Championships and our fighter’s household names. With our ever increasing fanbase and support that we receive from you, we will continue onwards to make it a harder, faster and more exhilarating ride. HAPPY BIRTHDAY CAGE RAGE
Cage Rage Changes its name to CRC – Cage Rage Championships
Monday, September 4th, 2006
You heard it here first.
Here's the new logo for Cage Rage. Officially its called 'Cage Rage Championships' or 'CRC' for short. Personally it sounds alot better and is now in tune with the UFC.
What do you think of the new logo? Post your thoughts here
Cage Rage 18: Battleground on Saturday, September 30 Updated Fightcard
Friday, September 1st, 2006
This is the updated fight card for Cage Rage 18 from the Wembley Arena on Saturday, September 30th.
British Light Heavyweight Title Bout
- – Ian "The Machine" Freeman (challenger) vs. Mark Epstein (champion)
Middleweight Bout
- – Murilo "Ninja" Rua vs. Mark Weir
Heavyweight Bout
- – Kimo vs. Dave Legeno
British Heavyweight Title Bout
- – Robert Berry (challenger) vs. Rob Broughton (champion)
Middleweight Bout
- – Tony Fryklund vs. Alex Reid
Lightweight Title Bout
- – Vitor "Shaolin" Ribeiro vs. Abdul Mohamed
Heavyweight Bout
- – Alexandra Lungu vs. TBA
Middleweight Bout
- – Alex Cook vs. Gregory Bouchelaghem
Heavyweight Bout
- – Mustafha Alturk vs. Henry Miller
British Welterweight Title Bout
- – Paul Daley (champion) vs. Sol Gilbert (challenger)
British Featherweight Title Bout
- – Brad Pickett vs. Robbie Olivier
Middleweight Bout
- – Zelg Galesic vs. James E-Nicolle
Kimo fights at Cage Rage 18
Friday, September 1st, 2006
Kimo ….“Yes, it’s true!”
Cage Rage Championships is now officially confirming the rumours about Kimo fighting at Cage Rage.
Having finally signed the contracts, UFC, Pride and K-1 legend Kimo Leopoldo is on his way to Wembley Arena to make his British debut at the fast selling Cage Rage 18: Battleground.
Kimo is best known as the first man that put the Gracie’s to the test. His epic battle with mixed martial arts legend Royce Gracie in 1994 at UFC 3 is arguably one of the best bouts ever in UFC history.
Kimo has since catapulted into the limelight with a growing fan base over the world. His trademark entrance into the octagon carrying a huge cross on his back is now notorious. Since his MMA debut nearly twelve (12) years ago, Kimo has travelled the world, fighting some of the best MMA fighters in the planet at the most prestigious stages, and he has accumulated a steady track record with many wins and only a few losses to his name. On behalf of Cage Rage Championships, it really is a honour to welcome the legendary Kimo into our midst at Cage Rage 18.
The only remaining problem we have now is…who will Kimo fight???
We searched high and low for a strong man with an iron will to beat a veteran like Kimo, and after much deliberation we are proud to announce that Kimo will be facing our very own Dave “The Enforcer” Legeno for a heavyweight showdown. Both men like to strike and neither man is afraid of the other, but more importantly, both like to throw ‘bombs’ looking for that ultimate KO!
Kimo v Legeno will be a fight for the history books.
Source: Cagerage.tv
