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Sengoku: Mamed Khalidov Versus Jorge Santiago to Rematch for MW Title

Fighters.com Staff — Mon, 25 Jan 2010 02:36:08 +0000

Polish middleweight Mamed Khalidov (14-3-1) and Sengoku middleweight champion Jorge Santiago (21-7) will rematch for Santiago’s title at Sengoku in Tokyo March 7, according to Sherdog.

Khalidov TKO’d Santiago at Sengoku Eleventh Battle in Tokyo November 7, but in a non-title fight, which is an oddity of Japanese MMA.

So, now they’ll reset and do it again, this time for the title.

Khalidov told Sherdog, “I believe that despite the quick result of the first match, this will be a top quality fight. Thanks to Sengoku for this opportunity to show my skills in the Japanese ring again and to Santiago’s team for accepting the fight.”

Jorge Santiago's, Kevin Randleman's Opponents Announced for Sengoku's 11th Battle

Chad Edward — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 15:34:16 +0000

Sengoku middleweight champion Jorge Santiago (21-7) will fight Mamed Khalidov (14-3-1) in a non-title bout and American “Monster” Kevin Randleman (17-13) will matchup versus Bulgarian light heavyweight Stanislav Nedkov (3-0) at Sengoku Eleventh Battle in Tokyo November 7, Sengoku announced Friday.

Santiago of Brazil hasn’t fought since submitting “Grabaka Hitman” Kazuo Misaki (22-9-2) at Sengoku north of Tokyo January 4.

Khalidov of Poland debuted in the United States with a second-round TKO of brief The Ultimate Fighter 8 contestant Jason Guida (18-22) at ShoXC east of Chicago in October 2008. Last May, Khalidov knocked out former PRIDE fighter Daniel Acacio (14-5) at KSW 11 in Warsaw.

Former UFC heavyweight champion Randleman lost a unanimous decision to “Iron” Mike Whitehead (24-6) at Strikeforce in St. Louis June 6.

Undefeated grappler Nedkoff TKO’d “Diesel” Travis Wiuff (57-12) at Ninth Battle in Tokyo May 2.

Herman Rolls Over Meat Truck, ShoXC Results

Chad Edward — Sat, 11 Oct 2008 21:50:18 +0000

Heavyweight “Pee Wee” Dave Herman (12-0) TKO’d “Meat Truck” Kerry Schall (21-11) in 66 seconds Friday night in Hammond, east of Chicago.

The “W” was Herman’s third under the ProElite umbrella, a promotion whose heavyweight division has been stung recently with champion “Big Foot” Antonio Silva‘s (11-1) positive test for banned substances and poster boy “Kimbo Slice” Kevin Ferguson‘s (3-1) 14-second KO loss.

The victory came by a combination of knees with Schall in Herman’s Thai clinch and punches once Schall dropped.

After his brief TUF 8 appearance, light heavyweight Jason Guida (17-18) was overwhelmed by “Cannibal” Mamed Khalidov (15-3-1) by second-round TKO at 4:53.

King of the Cage Welterweight Champion Anthony Lapsley (14-3) won a majority decision over Mike Stumpf (10-2) by judges’ scores of 30-27 twice and 29-29.

Middleweight Alexander Shlemenko (22-3) TKO’d “Bubba” Robert McDaniel (11-5) with a knee to McDaniel’s chest the rendered McDaniel unable to answer the second-round bell.

Lightweight Lyle Beerbohm (8-0) opened up a blood-gushing split in Rafaello Oliveira’s (5-1) head with an elbow from the top position, causing the doctor to stop the fight between the first and second round.

Matt Jaggers (8-4) won a UD over Orville Smith (8-1) by judges’ scores of 30-27 twice and 30-26.

“Spider” Jared McMahon (9-0-1) tapped Jacob Hey (4-2) in a rear naked choke at 3:11 of round one.

Jeff Cox (1-2) tapped Jay Ellis (9-25) in a guillotine choke at 0:28 of round one.

Tiawon Howard (6-2) tapped Johnny Hughes (2-5) in a rear naked choke at 3:42 of round one.

Josh Barnes (2-0) TKO’d Jeremy Norton (7-3) at 2:22 of round one.

Deray Davis (3-0-1) tapped John Kuner (0-1) in an armbar at 3:53 of round two.