There is an obvious storyline heading into the Bellator 143 matchup between Darrion Caldwell and Shawn Bunch, a pair of decorated wrestlers looking to translate their athletic pedigrees into mixed martial arts success.
Midwestern Players Receive Their Very Own Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- Round-Robin Broadcast
After giving the United States’ west and east coasts the opportunity to shine, Ruu, Efute, Biscuits, and Zidane have organized a similar Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- lobby for players in the Midwest.
Regularly thought of as one of the strongest Guilty Gear regions, this broadcast will allow Midwestern competitors to show the world what they are made of. The players invited this time include ElvenShadow, BLACKSNAKE, SymVicious, KBNova, and Bloodwolf, all of whom are set to participate in an intense round-robin competition.
Much like previous efforts, Biscuits will be providing an English broadcast on Twitch while Efute does the same in Japanese on Niconico Live. If you’re interested in checking out the matches live, be sure to tune into one of their streams on Saturday, September 26, around 7 PM PDT, 10 PM EDT.
Source: Zidane
Kickboxing: Giorgio Petrosyan vs. Josh Jauncey Headlines Glory 25 on Nov. 6
The last time the world saw Armenian kickboxing technician Giorgio Petrosyan in a Glory ring, he was knocked out by a wicked Andy Ristie uppercut. The shocking loss ended the brilliant striker’s 42-fight winning streak, while Ristie went on to win the Glory lightweight title.
Boxing: Unbeatens Caleb Plant, Kyrone Davis Added to PBC on FS1 Card
Premier Boxing Champions’ new “Toe-To-Toe Tuesdays” return to Fox Sports 1 on Sept. 22 inside Sands Bethlehem Event Center in Bethlehem, Pa. The event will be anchored by a junior middleweight showdown between Julian Williams (20-0-1, 12 KOs) and Lucian Cuello (35-3, 17 KOs) and will be televised live starting at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT.
Boxing: Ortiz-Vidondo, Johnson-O’Kane Added to Golovkin-Lemieux Card
An already attractive night of fights just got more intriguing as Golden Boy Promotions announced Tuesday the addition of two solid matchups to the Gennady Golovkin versus David Lemieux pay-per-view event on Oct. 17.
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Capcom Compiles Their Top Five Ultra Street Fighter IV Moments from Tokyo Game Show 2015
If you didn’t tune in live to check out the action at last weekend’s Tokyo Game Show Ultra Street Fighter IV tournament presented by Mad Catz, the folks at Capcom have picked apart the footage and grabbed their favorite five moments to let you relive a small chunk of the hype that took place.
With a bracket as stacked as we saw, every person who made the cut for these five moments has an impressive Street Fighter resume: MOV, EG|PR Balrog, AVM|Gamerbee, BE|Nemo…the list just goes on and on. But it really wouldn’t be a highlight reel from this year’s event without the reigning champion, YBK|Dashio, showing off some fancy footwork with Seth.
If you’re wearing headphones, be sure to check your volume before the final two highlights; EG|K-Brad’s hype reaches (understandably) high levels.
For full results, you can head over to our coverage hub, and more replays can be found in our previous report.
Source: Capcom Fighters
