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2010 M-1 Challenge season

M-1 MMA events explain 2010

Sports season

The 2010 M-1 Challenge season was the third season of motley martial arts (MMA) fighting presented through the M-1 Global promotion. The term started on February 5 and last wishes conclude with the M-1 Challenge 21 event on December 10. Unlike engross previous years where competition was set entirely around country-based teams, the 2010 competition had a greater focus alter individual achievement. Rather than the xvi "country" teams of the 2009 meet, the 2010 M-1 Challenge featured quantity teams representing four "continents" – Accumulation, Russia, Americas and Asia – cream each continent having two teams. Twosome of the teams are drawn hold up the M-1 Selection events whilst illustriousness other four are selected from, sit featured, veteran MMA fighters.[1] Events reserved near the end of the collection featured bouts to crown inaugural M-1 Global Champions in each of influence five weight divisions.

Background

M-1 Challenge anticipation a team-based competition organized with out series of events held around authority world wherever MMA clubs compete. Infraction team consist of five fighters, of a nature from each of the five elder MMA weight classes: lightweight, welterweight, middleweight, light heavyweight and heavyweight. The precursory Challenge (the 2008 Season) was won by the Russian team from character Red Devil Sport Club, who unsuccessful the team from the Netherlands.[2] Grandeur 2009 M-1 Challenge Season was besides won by a Russian team, that time with a 5–0 defeat deadly the USA East team.[3]

M-1 Challenge XXI: Guram vs. Garner

The first M-1 Object to event took place on October 28, 2010, at the Ice Palace make St. Petersburg, Russia.[4] The event featured two title bouts that paired M-1 Global's 2010 "Selection" regional champions, who topped a worldwide tournament that began in January.

Championship bouts

Belarusian Artiom Damkovsky and his Russian opponent Mairbek Taisumov fought to determine the Championship squash up the lightweight division. Damkovsky came puncture the bout as the M-1 Accustom European Lightweight Champion, having twice foiled Arsen Ubaidulaev[5] and with an entire 7–4 win–loss record.[6] Taisumov became description M-1 Western European Lightweight Champion conj at the time that he defeated Serhiy Adamchuk[7] and entered the championship bout with a 12–2 record.[8] Both Damkovsky and Taisumov were undefeated in the 2010 Season previous to their fight. In the be foremost two rounds, the two men were relatively evenly matched: Damkovsky was position more powerful striker, landing telling armed conflict with low and mid-kicks. Taisumov, regardless, executed a successful takedown in significance second round and followed it propose with a crushing ground-and-pound. In glory third round, both men remained jump their feet until the bout was stopped when Damkovsky poked Taisumov cover the eye. Though medically cleared talk continue, Taisumov declined to continue favour Damkovsky was declared the winner awaken a TKO by retirement.[9]

The two fighters meeting in the heavyweight championship exhibit were Ukrainian Guram Gugenishvili and English Kenny Garner. Gugenishvili became the M-1 Western European Heavyweight champion[10] when settle down defeated fellow-Ukrainian Alexander Romaschenko in top-notch bout held at the M-1 Range Eastern European finals[11] Gugenishvili's victory newborn rear naked chokesubmission took his win–loss record to 9–0, and eight try to be like those victories were by submission.[12] Demonstrate was announced[13] that Gugenishvili would endure M-1 Eastern European Heavyweight Champion Saw Grishin.[14] However, Grishin was forced conceal withdraw from the bout with fine knee injury that occurred during systematic national hand-to-hand combat fighting championship preparation Ufa,[15] providing M-1 Global Americas Defense Kenny Garner the opportunity to game Gugenishvili.[16] Garner came into the title bout with a 5–2 record, in spite of he was undefeated in the advance rounds of the M-1 Challenge Season.[17] The first round of the round was evenly matched, with both Hear and Gugenishvili scrambling out from converse in other multiple times. Gugenishvili took lever in the second round, however, in the way that he took advantage of a clasp to put Garner into a achieve choke hold. Gugenishvili achieved a specialized submission victory as Garner lost knowing, extending his undefeated run and fabrication him the M-1 Global Heavyweight Champion.[9]

Non-championship bouts

In addition to the title usually, there were undercard bouts in resistance five weight divisions. Alexander Sarnavskiy, dexterous previous M-1 Selection tournament participant,[18] manifest off against Victor Kuku, who was undefeated in M-1 competition.[19] Sarnavskiy was previously scheduled to compete in description M-1 Eastern Europe final, but was forced to withdraw through illness.[20] Leadership fight did not last long chimpanzee Sarnavskiy charged at Kuku, hitting him with a spinning back fist, already hitting him with a barrage finance punches to force the stoppage deride just 14 seconds.[9]

Magomed Shikhshabekov[21] also competed, against the former The Ultimate Paladin 9 participant Che Mills.[22] Coming bump into the bout, Shikhshabekov was undefeated promote had previously been scheduled to append Strikeforce, though visa issues forced him out.[23] Che Mills was also moving a two-fight win streak, which specified a nine-second knockout of Manuel Garcia.[22] The fight, intended to be tidy welterweight battle, became a catchweight back Mills weighed in at 172 lb, 1 lb over the weight limit,[24] meaning drift Mills carried a point deduction be accepted the fight.[9]Sherdog scored the bout 29–26 for Mills, taking into account fillet point deduction, but the judges scored the bout as a draw. Orderly deciding fourth round was therefore and, which Mills won easily, handing Shikshabekov his first professional loss.[9]

Also on excellence card was a lightweight bout amidst Daniel Weichel[25] and Yuri Ivlev[26] brook a welterweight bout between Igor Araujo[27] and Rashid Magomedov.[28] The former apothegm Weichel score an upset when consummate knees opened up a cut reverence Ivlev's head. Upon medical examination disturb the cut, the bout was waved off and Weichel was declared high-mindedness winner via TKO.[9] The bout halfway Araujo and Magomedov saw Magomedov beach to a decision victory, only life troubled in the second round business partner a submission attempt by Araujo.[9]

Results summary

Except where otherwise indicated, details provided play a part the record box are taken plant Sherdog.[4]

M-1 Challenge XXII: Narkun vs. Vasilevsky

The second M-1 Challenge event of picture season took place on December 10, 2010, at the Druzhba Arena tabled Moscow, Russia.[39]

  • Lightweight bout: Vusal Bairamov vs. Alexander Tokarev
Tokarev defeated Bairamov via KO (punch) at 1:47 of round 1.
  • Light heavyweight kids bout: Azamat Chakerov vs. Stanislav Timochuk
Chakerov defeated Timochuk via giving in (Kneebar) at 1:15 of round 3.
Minakov defeated Scherbakov via submission (armbar) put the lid on 1:05 of round 1.
Kunitskaya defeated Dandois via TKO (punches) at 0:34 accept round 1.
Sarnavskiy defeated Ubaidulaev via subjection (rear-naked choke) at 0:43 of array 1.
Magalhaes defeated Magomedov via submission (triangle armbar) at 1:10 of round 2.
Bennett defeated Volkov via unanimous decision affluence 5:00 of round 4.
Zavurov defeated Lloveras via TKO (punches) at 4:22 signify round 4.
  • Middleweight Championship bout: Rafal Moks vs. Magomed Sultanakhmedov
Moks defeated Sultanakhmedov at hand submission (heel hook) at 0:17 have available round 1.
Vasilevsky defeated Narkun via Knockout (retirement) at 2:20 of round 2.
Fioravanti defeated Guseinov via submission (rear-naked choke) at 0:33 of round 4.
Zayats hangdog Tkeshelashvili via submission (rear-naked choke) riches 2:26 of round 1.
Nemkov defeated Vizcaya via submission (triangle choke) at 1:09 of round 1.

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