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Saturday, 7 June 2014

Lee Chadwick Signs 4 Fight Bamma Head, Headlines Bamma Fight Night 2 Against Ion Pascu

Lee Chadwick Signs 4 Fight Bamma Head, Headlines Bamma Fight Night 2 Against Ion Pascu


BAMMA Fight Night: Chadwick vs Pascu" sees local veteran Lee Chadwick against Romanian Ion Pascu in a Middleweight bout.

The prestigious Liverpool Olympia is an iconic fight venue steeped in history having hosted some world greats of both the boxing and MMA world. The 1600 capacity amphitheatre has been referred to as a “mini Albert Hall“ and produces an electric atmosphere when full of the knowledgeable Liverpool fight crowd. Tickets are to be available shortly from 0151 263 6633 and www.liverpoololympia.com

The BAMMA Fight Night series brings the show to more local areas and creates the opportunity for people to experience BAMMA on their doorstep. The nights are also intended as a proving ground for upcoming fighters on a BAMMA platform, providing further fight opportunities for contracted talent.
Liverpool Olympia's Managing Director, Chris Zorba, said:
"I am looking forward to working with BAMMA as a consultant on this forthcoming show in Liverpool. I have promoted over 60 MMA shows to date and I hope my vast experience can help make this show a great success for BAMMA and help MMA grow in the North West of England".
LEE CHADWICK VS. ION PASCU: MIDDLEWEIGHT FIGHT

Veteran local, Lee 'The Butcher' Chadwick, holds a record of 19-10-1 with 13 first round victories; and fights out of Atherton Submission Wrestling. The 29 year old has faced a host of professional MMA talent since 2006, with notable wins over the likes of Cathal Pendred and 'TUF Smashes' competitor Valentino Petrescu. He is currently on an 8 fight win streak. In 2013 Chadwick defeated Denniston Sutherland at OMMAC 13 for the OMMAC British Middleweight title and Alex Minogue at FCC 8 for the FCC British Middleweight title. The majority of Chadwick's victories have come by way of Submission. Lee Chadwick has just signed to an exclusive 4 fight deal with BAMMA.
"I'm made up for my first fight on BAMMA. It's a great privilege. Signing to BAMMA means I get to fight more top opponents and be part of a great promotion. My opponent is a tough kid with decent kickboxing, so it'll be a good test for my striking/wrestling! I will win on the 2nd of August!!!"
Ion Pascu debuted at BAMMA on BAMMA 13 to glean a stunning first round knock out win over Jack Marshman. He returned and impressed fans again at BAMMA 14 when he went toe to toe with Max Nunes, taking the fight to the judges score cards. Hailing from Bucharest in Romania, Pascu fights out of the Ministry of Martial Arts and Golden Glory with a professional record of 8-5-0. Renowned for his dangerous knock outs, 5 of his MMA victories have been attained by KO/TKO. Pascu has fought across various European and British promotions.

Stay tuned to kingdomMMA.co.uk for all the latest on Bamma Fight Night 2

Saturday, 14 December 2013

Bamma 14: Daley vs Da Silva Results


Bamma 14: Daley vs Da Silva Results
by Chris Houten - @mrhouts


Paul Daley Def. Romario Manoel Da Silva – KO (Uppercut) – RD 2 (1:42)  

Paul ‘Semtex’ Daley returned to Bamma with a bang at the LG Arena, knocking out Romario Manoel da Silva in the main at Bamma 14.

Starting off slow, Daley started the first round measuring da Silva with a couple of hard leg kicks which left da Silva’s leg noticeably red, and a sweet jab that was money for most of the round. Da Silva offered little offense in the opening frame baring a pawing overhand right, which Daley could see coming from a mile off.

In the second round both men came out noticeably willing to exchange. Semtex continued to land the jab, cracking the much bigger da Silva straight down the middle, which cause the Brazilian to back toward the cage. Daley pressed forward faking an overhand right causing da Silva to raise his guard, leaving the fighter exposed for a vicious left uppercut that took the Brazilian off his feet, instantly knocking out the previously unfinished fighter.

“I heard my corner say to throw the overhand right. One of them caught him, but I could see he was expecting it, so I faked one. He thought I was going to go with the right again, but then I threw the left,” Daley said. “I knew [the fight was over]. You can tell by the way they fall. He wasn’t getting up from that.”

Mansour Barnaoui Def. Colin Fletcher  - Submission (Rear Naked Choke) - RD 1 (4:00) for The Bamma World Lightweight Title

Mansour ‘Tarzan’ Barnaoui successfully defended his Bamma Lightweight Title in the evening co-main event, submitting Colin ‘Freakshow’ Fletcher via Rear Naked Choke in one of the wildest one round fights on the UK MMA scene all year.

From the opening bell Barnaoui burst out the gate like a bull at a rodeo with a barrage of punches, dropping Fletcher with a sharp left hook. Although Fletcher was able to get right back up he was meet with more onslaught for the 21 year Barnaoui who showed off his Muay Thai skills catching Fletcher with a couple of nice knees for the Thai plum.

Its wasn’t all Barnaoui though at Freakshow managed to break away from the clinch and catch Baraoui with a few crisp shots that sent Frenchman to the floor. Sensing a come from behind victory the former Ultimate Fighter contestant locked in a brabo, which looked tight, however Banaoui did well to defend and wiggled himself out.

Escaping the choke, Baranoui was able to take the back of Fletcher where he managed to trap one of Fletchers arms in a body triangle. With only one hand to defend himself and the champion on his back, there was little Fletcher could do to defend against a Baranoui Rear Naked Choke which saw the Englishman tap out with one minute remaining one the clock.

Jimmy Wallhead  Def.  Florent Betorangal – KO (Slam) – RD 3 (3:21)

Jim Wallhead returned to the cage at Bamma 14 to face French fighter Florent Betorangal hoping a win here would be enough to earn a shot at the Welterweight title, which he lost out on when he fought Eddie Ellis Bamma 13 – a fight that most people felt Wallhead won.

In the opening round both men began trading early, with Betorangal slightly edging it. In a difficult round to score, Wallhead may have been able to steal the round near the bell when he was able to get double under hooks, and take Betorangal down in homage to his Judo days using a O Soto Gari (outer leg sweep).

Batorangal came out strong at the start of the second round, catching Wallhead with a couple of good shots against the cage. Seemingly uninterested in trading with the Betorangal at this point Wallhead was able to get a double leg takedown and spend the remainder of the round chipping away at Batorangal in top control.

Probably need a stoppage at this point Batorangal came out strong for the 3rd round. Wallhead was able to back the Frenchman against the cage before getting double under hooks. Hoisting Batorangal in the air, Judo Jim took Batorangal down with a ferocious slam, which replays showed knocked Batorangal out on impact. Upon getting the takedown, Wallhead stepped in with a couple of good elbows for good measure before Marc Godard stepped in to rescue Betorangal.

Max Nunes Def. Ion Pascu – Unanimous Decision (29, 28)


Max Nunes returned to the cage for the first time since his September loss to Jason Jones for the Bamma Light-heavyweight title. Looking to redeem himself at a new weight class, Nunes took on Ion Pascu in a bout that may have middleweight title implications.

Ion was originally scheduled to meet the current Bamma Middleweight Champion Scott Askham for the title at Bamma 14, however Askham had to pull out due to injury, and was replaced by Nunes.

The opening round began slowly with each man attempting to size up each other range. Baring a couple of jabs there was little action from both men for the opening few minutes. The round closed with Nunes controlling the action against cage, which won him the round.

The fight came alive in the second however, with Pascu landing a thunderous kick to the body, which caused Nunes to back up before collapsing like a beaten man. Pascu did he best to finish the fight from there but was unable to. Little doubt though who won that round leaving it dead even going into the Third.

From the opening bell, it was evident Nunes had no interest in standing with the hard-hitting Pascu, dragging the fight to the ground within the opening minute. Nunes remained in top control for the remainder of the fight to take a judges decision 29-28 on all 3 score cards.

Wayne Murrie Def. Michael Johnson – Submission (Rear Naked Choke) - RD 1 (3:23) for The Bamma Lonsdale British Welterweight Championship

Tom Duquesnoy Def. James Saville - Referee Stoppage – RD 2 (4:04)

Leon Edwards Def. Wendle Lewis – KO (Uppercut) - RD 1 (1:20)

Harry Mcleman Def. Matt Howard - Unanimous Decision (30-27)

Andy Craven Def. Zi Shah – Submission (Heelhook) - RD 1 (0:37)

Tim Wilde Def. Jefferson George – Dr. Stoppage - RD 1 (3:42)

Tim Menzies Def. James Samuda – Referee Stoppage - RD 3 (3:16)

Matt Hallam Def. Curtis Widmer – TKO (Hammerfist) - RD 1 (2:15)

Ed Arthur Def. Ben Rees – Dr. Stoppage – RD 1 – (5:00)

Tuesday, 19 November 2013

Scott Askham Out Injured, Max Nunes in at Middleweight


Scott Askham Out Injured, Max Nunes in at Middleweight
by Chris Houten - @mrhouts

An injury has forced Bamma Middleweight Champion Scott Askham to withdraw from his Bamma 14 title bout against Ion Pascu; Pascu will now face former Light- Heavyweight title challenger Max Nunes.

Blitz SportBamma 14 takes place on the 14th of December at the LG Arena, Birmingham. Bamma 14 will be headlined by Paul Daley taking on Romario Manoel Da Silva. Lightweight Champion Mansour Barnaoui will also feature on the card as he defends his belt against Colin 'Freakshow' Fletcher.

A former Light-Heavyweight title challenger Max 'Power' Nunes returns from his first career loss at Jason Jones for the BAMMA World Light Heavyweight title. 11-1 in his professional career, the London based, Swede who has spent time training with Alexander Gustaffason, has secured all of 11 victories inside the distance with 6 victories coming by TKO and 5 submission.

Now fighting for the first time at middleweight, Nunes said:
"I always intended to fight at Middleweight as I am not a big Light Heavyweight and previously did not cut any weight. I have always fought at my walk around weight. Ion is a very good striker and I have a lot of respect for him and I’m excited to be back fighting at BAMMA: I have a lot to prove. My last fight was my worst performance yet and I want the chance to showcase what I can really do."

Stay tuned to KingdomMMA.co.uk for all the latest on Bamma 14.