Maarkus Huber def. Shane Ryan - 11:45
- Huber won via submission with the Mad Crossface
Christian Hansen def. Maarten Gillain - 5:04
- Hansen won via pinfall with the Western Lariat
Silver Hunters (James Silver and Alexander Hunter) (w/Erica Marie) def. Flying Uzbeks (Maxim Maliarev and Matthew Ossy) - 9:56
- Silver Hunters won via pinfall
- Hunter pinned Ossy with a roll-up using the ropes for leverage
- Maliarev attacked Ossy after the match and turned heel
The Phantom def. Ultimate Force (Road Rage Britain and Brit Brawler) - Handicap Match - 8:04
- Phantom won via pinfall with the Phantom Piledriver
- Phantom pinned Road Rage
Alex Jordache def. Dylan Brazier by DQ - 13:03
- Dylan was DQ after attacking Jordache with a chair
- Before the match, Dylan accused Jordache of attacking him on Sunday at No Way Back, to which Jordache denied
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Notes about ISFL
- Bruno Arnason vacates ISFL World Openweight Championship: Bruno Arnason, who won the ISFL World Openweight Championship at ISFL 12, on January 24th, has decided to vacate the belt: "I came to ISFL because I wanted to prove to myself that I still had what I had, and I've never lost it", said Arnason, referring to his previous run in mixed martial arts, in 2009-10. "Now that I've won the title, and I'm still undefeated, I don't think I have something else to prove. I'm thankful to ISFL for giving me the opportunity to fight, but I think my time here is over". Arnason retired from MMA after 15 wins in 15 fights, 6 of those in ISFL.
- Aidan Kerr was released from his contract. The fighter from New Zealand was released from his contract from ISFL, today. Kerr had 2 wins and 7 losses while fighting for ISFL.
- Kieran Bordin is found to be alive and well: After losing the ISFL World Openweight Championship, at ISFL 10, back in December, Kieran Bordin suddenly disappeared and was nowhere to be found. After nearly two months, Bordin appeared in the ISFL Arena to train. He explained that while he disappeared, he wanted to be alone with his own thoughts and to train, as well. Bordin wants to have a rematch with Jamie Lewin, and he can, since the rematch was supposed to happen at ISFL 11, but it never happened, after Bordin disappearing.
- ISFL World Openweight Championship will be up for grabs in a 4-man tournament: At ISFL 13, there will be a 4-man tournament to determine the new ISFL World Openweight Champion. The four men will be: Jérôme Sokoloff (8 wins, 4 losses), Jamie Lewin (7 wins, 4 losses), Kieran Bordin (12 wins, 1 loss) and Heiko Jussianen (8 wins, 5 losses). In the first round, at ISFL 13, there will be Sokoloff vs. Lewin and Bordin vs. Jussianen. The winners will face each other in the finals, also at ISFL 13.
- Aidan Kerr was released from his contract. The fighter from New Zealand was released from his contract from ISFL, today. Kerr had 2 wins and 7 losses while fighting for ISFL.
- Kieran Bordin is found to be alive and well: After losing the ISFL World Openweight Championship, at ISFL 10, back in December, Kieran Bordin suddenly disappeared and was nowhere to be found. After nearly two months, Bordin appeared in the ISFL Arena to train. He explained that while he disappeared, he wanted to be alone with his own thoughts and to train, as well. Bordin wants to have a rematch with Jamie Lewin, and he can, since the rematch was supposed to happen at ISFL 11, but it never happened, after Bordin disappearing.
- ISFL World Openweight Championship will be up for grabs in a 4-man tournament: At ISFL 13, there will be a 4-man tournament to determine the new ISFL World Openweight Champion. The four men will be: Jérôme Sokoloff (8 wins, 4 losses), Jamie Lewin (7 wins, 4 losses), Kieran Bordin (12 wins, 1 loss) and Heiko Jussianen (8 wins, 5 losses). In the first round, at ISFL 13, there will be Sokoloff vs. Lewin and Bordin vs. Jussianen. The winners will face each other in the finals, also at ISFL 13.
United-WL presents January Blast (01/31/2015) - Preview
Rene Martin and Karlsson Valeri (c) vs. Sebastian Anderson and Steven McCann - United-WL Tag Team Championship
Jamal Harris vs. Alex Williamson
Alex Laventi vs. Heiko Jussianen
Mark Chisholm vs. Johnny Jensen
Michael Jaques Wade (c) vs. Brian Barrows - United-WL Championship - Cage Match
Jamal Harris vs. Alex Williamson
Alex Laventi vs. Heiko Jussianen
Mark Chisholm vs. Johnny Jensen
Michael Jaques Wade (c) vs. Brian Barrows - United-WL Championship - Cage Match
Monday, January 26, 2015
WIWL Girl Power (01/26/2015) - Results
Katija Borimirova def. Andrea Cook - 6:35
- Borimirova won via submission with the Arm-Neck Lock
Stephanie Vachousek def. Larysia Iwabuchi - 9:43
- Vachousek won via pinfall with a Michinoku Driver
Laetitia Kracheva, Patricia Göransson and Jenny van den Linden def. Jessica Willard, Andrea Jay Valeri and Haruhi Morishima - Six woman tag match - 25:13
- Kracheva, Göransson and van den Linden won via pinfall
- Göransson pinned Morishima after Andrea Jay Valeri turned on her tag partners and gave a Spear to Morishima, and another one to Willard.
- Borimirova won via submission with the Arm-Neck Lock
Stephanie Vachousek def. Larysia Iwabuchi - 9:43
- Vachousek won via pinfall with a Michinoku Driver
Laetitia Kracheva, Patricia Göransson and Jenny van den Linden def. Jessica Willard, Andrea Jay Valeri and Haruhi Morishima - Six woman tag match - 25:13
- Kracheva, Göransson and van den Linden won via pinfall
- Göransson pinned Morishima after Andrea Jay Valeri turned on her tag partners and gave a Spear to Morishima, and another one to Willard.
Sunday, January 25, 2015
EEWA No Way Back (01/25/2015) - Results
WARMUP SHOW
Andriy Samarin (w/ Maarkus Huber) def. Ryan The Giant - 5:32
- Samarin won via submission with the Ankle Lock
Christian Hansen (w/Ashton Fiolek) def. Jack 2x4 - 1:58
- Hansen won via pinfall with the Western Lariat
MAIN SHOW
Mark Jordan def. Brit Brawler (c) and Lewis Vassell - EEWA Royal's Cup - 8:12
- Jordan won via pinfall with the Cum Around and Play
- Jordan pinned Brawler
Maarkus Huber (w/Andriy Samarin) def. Maarten Gillain - 7:04
- Huber won via submission with the Mad Crossface
The Avispas (La Avispa and Black Avispa) (c) def. Silver Hunters (James Silver and Alexander Hunter) (w/Erica Marie) and Flying Uzbeks (Maxim Maliarev and Matthew Ossy) - EEWA Tag Team Championship - 14:05
- The Avispas won via submission
- Black Avispa made Ossy submit
The Phantom def. Road Rage Britain - 9:22
- Phantom won via pinfall with the Phantom Piledriver
Alex Jordache (c) def. Jaques Brazier and Shane Ryan - Ladder Match - EEWA European Championship - 17:47
- Jordache retrieved the belt to win
Ryan Westberg (c) def. Dylan Brazier - Cage Match - EEWA World Heavyweight Championship - 22:54
- Westberg won via pinfall with the Killing Spree
- After the match, a masked person attacked Dylan with a hammer.
Andriy Samarin (w/ Maarkus Huber) def. Ryan The Giant - 5:32
- Samarin won via submission with the Ankle Lock
Christian Hansen (w/Ashton Fiolek) def. Jack 2x4 - 1:58
- Hansen won via pinfall with the Western Lariat
MAIN SHOW
Mark Jordan def. Brit Brawler (c) and Lewis Vassell - EEWA Royal's Cup - 8:12
- Jordan won via pinfall with the Cum Around and Play
- Jordan pinned Brawler
Maarkus Huber (w/Andriy Samarin) def. Maarten Gillain - 7:04
- Huber won via submission with the Mad Crossface
The Avispas (La Avispa and Black Avispa) (c) def. Silver Hunters (James Silver and Alexander Hunter) (w/Erica Marie) and Flying Uzbeks (Maxim Maliarev and Matthew Ossy) - EEWA Tag Team Championship - 14:05
- The Avispas won via submission
- Black Avispa made Ossy submit
The Phantom def. Road Rage Britain - 9:22
- Phantom won via pinfall with the Phantom Piledriver
Alex Jordache (c) def. Jaques Brazier and Shane Ryan - Ladder Match - EEWA European Championship - 17:47
- Jordache retrieved the belt to win
Ryan Westberg (c) def. Dylan Brazier - Cage Match - EEWA World Heavyweight Championship - 22:54
- Westberg won via pinfall with the Killing Spree
- After the match, a masked person attacked Dylan with a hammer.
WBFed 11: Bartlett vs. Ngobe II - THE REMATCH (01/25/2015) - Results
Pre-Card:
HEAVYWEIGHT - Noël Viard-Sanz (Andorra) def. Jéremie Tremouliere (France) - TKO - 2nd round - 1:51
MIDDLEWEIGHT - Christophe Troncy (France) def. Toshihiro Matsuda (Japan) - Decision - 58 x 54
Main Card:
LIGHTWEIGHT - Bradley van Merwe (South Africa) def. Daniel Marsh (South Africa) - KO - 6th round - 1:36
MIDDLEWEIGHT - Dario Pinheiro (Brazil) def. Nicolas Martel (France) - KO - 6th round - 0:49
LIGHTWEIGHT - Benoît Roche (Canada) def. Alex Winston (England) - Decision - 59 x 53
MIDDLEWEIGHT - Christian Young (Australia) def. Ifan Black (Wales) - Decision - 54 x 51
HEAVYWEIGHT - Neil van Wyk (South Africa) def. Jerome Powers (United States) - KO - 4th round - 0:08
LIGHTWEIGHT - Cyril Ngobe (South Africa) def. Andre Bartlett (South Africa) (c) - KO - 6th round - 2:37 - WBFed WORLD LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
HEAVYWEIGHT - Noël Viard-Sanz (Andorra) def. Jéremie Tremouliere (France) - TKO - 2nd round - 1:51
MIDDLEWEIGHT - Christophe Troncy (France) def. Toshihiro Matsuda (Japan) - Decision - 58 x 54
Main Card:
LIGHTWEIGHT - Bradley van Merwe (South Africa) def. Daniel Marsh (South Africa) - KO - 6th round - 1:36
MIDDLEWEIGHT - Dario Pinheiro (Brazil) def. Nicolas Martel (France) - KO - 6th round - 0:49
LIGHTWEIGHT - Benoît Roche (Canada) def. Alex Winston (England) - Decision - 59 x 53
MIDDLEWEIGHT - Christian Young (Australia) def. Ifan Black (Wales) - Decision - 54 x 51
HEAVYWEIGHT - Neil van Wyk (South Africa) def. Jerome Powers (United States) - KO - 4th round - 0:08
LIGHTWEIGHT - Cyril Ngobe (South Africa) def. Andre Bartlett (South Africa) (c) - KO - 6th round - 2:37 - WBFed WORLD LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Saturday, January 24, 2015
EEWA Saturday Storm (01/24/2015) - Results
Maarten Gillain def. Andriy Samarin - 6:03
- Gillain won via pinfall with the Dernier Impaleur
The Gigante def. Sgt. Marín - 4:24
- Gigante won via pinfall with the Gigante Chokeslam
Maxim Maliarev def. Iceberg - 5:26
- Maliarev won via pinfall with the Max Drive
Mark Jordan def. Ashton Fiolek - 7:45
- Jordan won via pinfall with the Cum Around and Play
- Gillain won via pinfall with the Dernier Impaleur
The Gigante def. Sgt. Marín - 4:24
- Gigante won via pinfall with the Gigante Chokeslam
Maxim Maliarev def. Iceberg - 5:26
- Maliarev won via pinfall with the Max Drive
Mark Jordan def. Ashton Fiolek - 7:45
- Jordan won via pinfall with the Cum Around and Play
ISFL 12: Lewin vs. Arnason - 01/24/2015 - RESULTS
Alex Laventi (Italy) def. Mathieu Jablonski (France) - KO - 16:36 - High Kick
Alex Williamson (England) def. Kenny Murray (England) - KO - 10:51 - High Kick
Brian Mikalska (Canada) def. Akona Masilela (South Africa) - KO - 7:54 - Punches
Iuliu Ioan Petrescu (Romania) def. Russell Hislop (Trinidad and Tobago) - KO - 7:18 - Knee to the ribcage
Mikaël Bonhomme (Belgium) def. Aidan Kerr (New Zealand) - KO - 5:24 - Knees
Christian Manning (England) def. Imanol Albizua (Spain) - KO - 8:07 - Knee to the ribcage
Brian Barrows (South Africa) def. Yoshihiro Fujiwara (Japan) - TKO - 7:07 - Punches
Sobieslaw Blazek (Czech Republic) def. Predrag Jerkovic (Serbia) - KO - 4:30 - Punch
Jérôme Sokoloff (France) def. Heiko Jussianen (Finland) - Submission - 6:34 - Front Choke Sleeper
Bruno Arnason (South Africa) def. Jamie Lewin (England) (c) - KO - 9:01 - Spinning Heel Kick - ISFL WORLD OPENWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
Alex Williamson (England) def. Kenny Murray (England) - KO - 10:51 - High Kick
Brian Mikalska (Canada) def. Akona Masilela (South Africa) - KO - 7:54 - Punches
Iuliu Ioan Petrescu (Romania) def. Russell Hislop (Trinidad and Tobago) - KO - 7:18 - Knee to the ribcage
Mikaël Bonhomme (Belgium) def. Aidan Kerr (New Zealand) - KO - 5:24 - Knees
Christian Manning (England) def. Imanol Albizua (Spain) - KO - 8:07 - Knee to the ribcage
Brian Barrows (South Africa) def. Yoshihiro Fujiwara (Japan) - TKO - 7:07 - Punches
Sobieslaw Blazek (Czech Republic) def. Predrag Jerkovic (Serbia) - KO - 4:30 - Punch
Jérôme Sokoloff (France) def. Heiko Jussianen (Finland) - Submission - 6:34 - Front Choke Sleeper
Bruno Arnason (South Africa) def. Jamie Lewin (England) (c) - KO - 9:01 - Spinning Heel Kick - ISFL WORLD OPENWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
United-WL presents Friday Night League (01/23/2015) - Results
Michael Schneider def. Platinum Neptune (Platinum and Mr. Neptune) - Handicap Match - 3:04
- Schneider won via pinfall
- Schneider pinned Platinum with the Germanizer
Mark Chisholm and Alex Laventi vs. Johnny Jensen and Heiko Jussianen ended in a double DQ - 8:23
- Jussianen attacked the referee and Chisholm hit a chair on Jensen
Steven McCann def. Karlsson Valeri - 6:56
- McCann won via pinfall with the Macca Bomb
Michael Jaques Wade and Jamal Harris def. Brian Barrows and Alex Williamson - 9:21
- Wade and Harris won via pinfall
- Harris pinned Williamson with the Slum Drop
- Schneider won via pinfall
- Schneider pinned Platinum with the Germanizer
Mark Chisholm and Alex Laventi vs. Johnny Jensen and Heiko Jussianen ended in a double DQ - 8:23
- Jussianen attacked the referee and Chisholm hit a chair on Jensen
Steven McCann def. Karlsson Valeri - 6:56
- McCann won via pinfall with the Macca Bomb
Michael Jaques Wade and Jamal Harris def. Brian Barrows and Alex Williamson - 9:21
- Wade and Harris won via pinfall
- Harris pinned Williamson with the Slum Drop
Friday, January 23, 2015
EEWA Open Fight Night (01/21/2015) - Results
Maarkus Huber and Andriy Samarin def. Maarten Gillain and Iceberg - 5:03
- Huber and Samarin won via submission
- Samarin made Iceberg submit to the Ankle Hold
Silver Hunters (James Silver and Alexander Hunter) (w/Erica Marie) def. Big Squad (Ryan The Giant and The Gigante) - 6:31
- Silver Hunters won via pinfall
- Hunter pinned Gigante with a roll-up grabbing the pants for leverage
The Thrillers (Lewis Vassell and Mark Jordan) def. The Flying Uzbeks (Maxim Maliarev and Matthew Ossy) - 9:56
- Thrillers won via pinfall
- Jordan pinned Ossy after blind-tagging Vassell, who did The Climax on Ossy
The Phantom def. Jack 2x4 - 1:04
- Phantom won via pinfall with the Phantom Piledriver
- Road Rage Britain attacked The Phantom after the match
Brazier Brothers (Dylan Brazier and Jaques Brazier) def. Ryan Westberg and Shane Ryan - 13:04
- Brazier Brothers won via pinfall
- Jaques pinned Shane with the Union Jack Slam
- Huber and Samarin won via submission
- Samarin made Iceberg submit to the Ankle Hold
Silver Hunters (James Silver and Alexander Hunter) (w/Erica Marie) def. Big Squad (Ryan The Giant and The Gigante) - 6:31
- Silver Hunters won via pinfall
- Hunter pinned Gigante with a roll-up grabbing the pants for leverage
The Thrillers (Lewis Vassell and Mark Jordan) def. The Flying Uzbeks (Maxim Maliarev and Matthew Ossy) - 9:56
- Thrillers won via pinfall
- Jordan pinned Ossy after blind-tagging Vassell, who did The Climax on Ossy
The Phantom def. Jack 2x4 - 1:04
- Phantom won via pinfall with the Phantom Piledriver
- Road Rage Britain attacked The Phantom after the match
Brazier Brothers (Dylan Brazier and Jaques Brazier) def. Ryan Westberg and Shane Ryan - 13:04
- Brazier Brothers won via pinfall
- Jaques pinned Shane with the Union Jack Slam
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Total Underrated Sports Network presents: The Unforgettable Weekend II - 01/24 and 01/25/2015 - PREVIEW
January 24th - SATURDAY
ISFL 12: Lewin vs. Arnason
Saitama, Japan
Mathieu Jablonski (France) (0-9) vs. Alex Laventi (Italy) (4-8)
Alex Williamson (England) (5-9) vs. Kenny Murray (England) (3-6)
Brian Mikalska (Canada) (6-5) vs. Akona Masilela (South Africa) (3-6)
Russell Hislop (Trinidad and Tobago) (5-4) vs. Iuliu Ioan Petrescu (Romania) (2-2)
Mikaël Bonhomme (Belgium) (3-7) vs. Aidan Kerr (New Zealand) (2-6)
Imanol Albizua (Spain) (1-0) vs. Christian Manning (England) (5-5)
Yoshihiro Fujiwara (Japan) (4-7) vs. Brian Barrows (South Africa) (5-2)
Sobieslaw Blazek (Czech Republic) (3-1) vs. Predrag Jerkovic (Serbia) (5-6)
Heiko Jussianen (Finland) (8-4) vs. Jérôme Sokoloff (France) (7-4)
Bruno Arnason (South Africa) (5-0) vs. Jamie Lewin (England) (7-3) (c) - ISFL WORLD OPENWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
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January 25th - SUNDAY
WBFed 11: Bartlett vs. Ngobe II - THE REMATCH
Liverpool, England
Pre Card:
HEAVYWEIGHT: Jeremie Tremouliere (France) (0-0) vs. Noël Viard-Sanz (Andorra) (2-1)
MIDDLEWEIGHT: Toshihiro Matsuda (Japan) (2-5) vs. Christophe Troncy (France) (0-0)
Main Card:
LIGHTWEIGHT: Bradley van Merwe (South Africa) (4-3) vs. Daniel Marsh (South Africa) (3-0)
MIDDLEWEIGHT: Nicolas Martel (France) (5-4) vs. Dario Pinheiro (Brazil) (4-3)
LIGHTWEIGHT: Alex Winston (England) (3-3) vs. Benoît Roche (Canada) (0-2)
MIDDLEWEIGHT: Christian Young (Australia) (3-1) vs. Ifan Black (Wales) (2-1)
HEAVYWEIGHT: Neil van Wyk (South Africa) (4-0) vs. Jerome Powers (United States) (4-3)
LIGHTWEIGHT: Andre Bartlett (South Africa) (5-2) (c) vs. Cyril Ngobe (South Africa) (6-1)
EEWA No Way Back
WARMUP SHOW
Andriy Samarin vs. Ryan The Giant
MAIN SHOW
The Avispas (La Avispa and Black Avispa) (c) vs. Silver Hunters (James Silver and Alexander Hunter) (w/Erica Marie) vs. Flying Uzbeks (Matthew Ossy and Maxim Maliarev) - Sudden Death Fall Match - EEWA Tag Team Championship
Lewis Vassell vs. Brit Brawler (c) vs. Mark Jordan - Three Way Match - EEWA Royal's Cup
The Phantom vs. Road Rage Britain
Maarkus Huber vs. Maarten Gillain
Alex Jordache (c) vs. Jaques Brazier vs. Shane Ryan - Ladder Match - EEWA European Championship
Ryan Westberg (c) vs. Dylan Brazier - Cage Match - EEWA World Heavyweight Championship
ISFL 12: Lewin vs. Arnason
Saitama, Japan
Mathieu Jablonski (France) (0-9) vs. Alex Laventi (Italy) (4-8)
Alex Williamson (England) (5-9) vs. Kenny Murray (England) (3-6)
Brian Mikalska (Canada) (6-5) vs. Akona Masilela (South Africa) (3-6)
Russell Hislop (Trinidad and Tobago) (5-4) vs. Iuliu Ioan Petrescu (Romania) (2-2)
Mikaël Bonhomme (Belgium) (3-7) vs. Aidan Kerr (New Zealand) (2-6)
Imanol Albizua (Spain) (1-0) vs. Christian Manning (England) (5-5)
Yoshihiro Fujiwara (Japan) (4-7) vs. Brian Barrows (South Africa) (5-2)
Sobieslaw Blazek (Czech Republic) (3-1) vs. Predrag Jerkovic (Serbia) (5-6)
Heiko Jussianen (Finland) (8-4) vs. Jérôme Sokoloff (France) (7-4)
Bruno Arnason (South Africa) (5-0) vs. Jamie Lewin (England) (7-3) (c) - ISFL WORLD OPENWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
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January 25th - SUNDAY
WBFed 11: Bartlett vs. Ngobe II - THE REMATCH
Liverpool, England
Pre Card:
HEAVYWEIGHT: Jeremie Tremouliere (France) (0-0) vs. Noël Viard-Sanz (Andorra) (2-1)
MIDDLEWEIGHT: Toshihiro Matsuda (Japan) (2-5) vs. Christophe Troncy (France) (0-0)
Main Card:
LIGHTWEIGHT: Bradley van Merwe (South Africa) (4-3) vs. Daniel Marsh (South Africa) (3-0)
MIDDLEWEIGHT: Nicolas Martel (France) (5-4) vs. Dario Pinheiro (Brazil) (4-3)
LIGHTWEIGHT: Alex Winston (England) (3-3) vs. Benoît Roche (Canada) (0-2)
MIDDLEWEIGHT: Christian Young (Australia) (3-1) vs. Ifan Black (Wales) (2-1)
HEAVYWEIGHT: Neil van Wyk (South Africa) (4-0) vs. Jerome Powers (United States) (4-3)
LIGHTWEIGHT: Andre Bartlett (South Africa) (5-2) (c) vs. Cyril Ngobe (South Africa) (6-1)
EEWA No Way Back
WARMUP SHOW
Andriy Samarin vs. Ryan The Giant
MAIN SHOW
The Avispas (La Avispa and Black Avispa) (c) vs. Silver Hunters (James Silver and Alexander Hunter) (w/Erica Marie) vs. Flying Uzbeks (Matthew Ossy and Maxim Maliarev) - Sudden Death Fall Match - EEWA Tag Team Championship
Lewis Vassell vs. Brit Brawler (c) vs. Mark Jordan - Three Way Match - EEWA Royal's Cup
The Phantom vs. Road Rage Britain
Maarkus Huber vs. Maarten Gillain
Alex Jordache (c) vs. Jaques Brazier vs. Shane Ryan - Ladder Match - EEWA European Championship
Ryan Westberg (c) vs. Dylan Brazier - Cage Match - EEWA World Heavyweight Championship
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
WIWL Girl Power (01/19/2015) - Results
Andrea Cook def. Blanca Mueller - 4:02
- Cook won via pinfall with the Cook Drop
Stephanie Vachousek def. Jenny van den Linden - Submission Match - 6:47
- Vachousek won with a Triangle Hold
Laetitia Kracheva and Patricia Göransson def. Haruhi Morishima and Andrea Jay Valeri (c) - WIWL Tag Team Championship - 16:03
- Kracheva and Göransson won via pinfall
- Kracheva pinned Morishima with the JillHammer
Jessica Willard def. Larysia Iwabuchi - 7:03
- Willard won via pinfall with the JVD
- Cook won via pinfall with the Cook Drop
Stephanie Vachousek def. Jenny van den Linden - Submission Match - 6:47
- Vachousek won with a Triangle Hold
Laetitia Kracheva and Patricia Göransson def. Haruhi Morishima and Andrea Jay Valeri (c) - WIWL Tag Team Championship - 16:03
- Kracheva and Göransson won via pinfall
- Kracheva pinned Morishima with the JillHammer
Jessica Willard def. Larysia Iwabuchi - 7:03
- Willard won via pinfall with the JVD
Sunday, January 18, 2015
EEWA Saturday Storm (01/17/2015) - Results
The Phantom def. Maxim Maliarev - 5:02
- Phantom won via pinfall with the Phantom Piledriver
The Avispas (Black Avispa and La Avispa) def. Big Squad (Ryan The Giant and The Gigante) - 4:01
- Avispas won via submission
- Black Avispa made Gigante submit to the Wasp Sting
Silver Hunters (James Silver and Alexander Hunter) (w/Erica Marie) def. Adam H. and Iceberg - 6:12
- Silver Hunters won via pinfall
- Hunter pinned Iceberg with the Hunter's Road
Alex Jordache and Lewis Vassell def. Jaques Brazier and Brit Brawler - 8:33
- Jordache and Vassell won via pinfall
- Vassell pinned Brawler with a roll-up using the ropes for leverage
- Phantom won via pinfall with the Phantom Piledriver
The Avispas (Black Avispa and La Avispa) def. Big Squad (Ryan The Giant and The Gigante) - 4:01
- Avispas won via submission
- Black Avispa made Gigante submit to the Wasp Sting
Silver Hunters (James Silver and Alexander Hunter) (w/Erica Marie) def. Adam H. and Iceberg - 6:12
- Silver Hunters won via pinfall
- Hunter pinned Iceberg with the Hunter's Road
Alex Jordache and Lewis Vassell def. Jaques Brazier and Brit Brawler - 8:33
- Jordache and Vassell won via pinfall
- Vassell pinned Brawler with a roll-up using the ropes for leverage
United-WL presents Friday Night League (01/16/2015) - Results
Michael Schneider def. Mr. Neptune - 1:43
- Schneider won via pinfall with the Germanizer
Shoot Fighters (Brian Barrows, Heiko Jussianen and Alex Williamson) def. Alex Laventi, Jamal Harris and Karlsson Valeri - Six Man Tag - 13:34
- Shoot Fighters won via KO
- Jussianen knocked out Laventi after a High Kick to the head.
Sebastian Anderson def. Rene Martin - 7:32
- Anderson won via pinfall with the Enforce
Mark Chisholm def. Johnny Jensen - 9:33
- Chisholm won via pinfall with the C-Special
- Schneider won via pinfall with the Germanizer
Shoot Fighters (Brian Barrows, Heiko Jussianen and Alex Williamson) def. Alex Laventi, Jamal Harris and Karlsson Valeri - Six Man Tag - 13:34
- Shoot Fighters won via KO
- Jussianen knocked out Laventi after a High Kick to the head.
Sebastian Anderson def. Rene Martin - 7:32
- Anderson won via pinfall with the Enforce
Mark Chisholm def. Johnny Jensen - 9:33
- Chisholm won via pinfall with the C-Special
EEWA Open Fight Night (01/14/2015) - Results
James Silver (w/Alexander Hunter and Erica Marie) def. Maarten Gillain and Ryan The Giant - Three Way Match - 8:21
- Silver pinned Gillain after the Silver Leaf
Jaques Brazier def. Matthew Ossy - 5:03
- Jaques won via pinfall after the Union Jack Slam
Maarkus Huber and Andriy Samarin def. Christian Hansen and Ashton Fiolek - 7:03
- Huber and Samarin won via submission
- Samarin made Fiolek submit with the Ankle Lock
Dylan Brazier def. Maxim Maliarev - 8:32
- Dylan won via pinfall with the British Blockage
Ryan Westberg def. Brit Brawler - 9:04
- Westberg won via pinfall with the Killing Spree
- Silver pinned Gillain after the Silver Leaf
Jaques Brazier def. Matthew Ossy - 5:03
- Jaques won via pinfall after the Union Jack Slam
Maarkus Huber and Andriy Samarin def. Christian Hansen and Ashton Fiolek - 7:03
- Huber and Samarin won via submission
- Samarin made Fiolek submit with the Ankle Lock
Dylan Brazier def. Maxim Maliarev - 8:32
- Dylan won via pinfall with the British Blockage
Ryan Westberg def. Brit Brawler - 9:04
- Westberg won via pinfall with the Killing Spree
WIWL Girl Power (01/12/2015) - Results
Stephanie Vachousek def. Jenny van den Linden - 8:44
- Vachousek won via pinfall after a Michinoku Driver
Patricia Göransson def. Haruhi Morishima - 6:55
- Göransson won via pinfall after a Spinebuster
Andrea Jay Valeri def. Larysia Iwabuchi - 8:00
- Valeri won via submission after a Figure Four Leg Lock
Jessica Willard def. Andrea Cook - 5:43
- Willard won via pinfall after a JVD
- Vachousek won via pinfall after a Michinoku Driver
Patricia Göransson def. Haruhi Morishima - 6:55
- Göransson won via pinfall after a Spinebuster
Andrea Jay Valeri def. Larysia Iwabuchi - 8:00
- Valeri won via submission after a Figure Four Leg Lock
Jessica Willard def. Andrea Cook - 5:43
- Willard won via pinfall after a JVD
Sunday, January 11, 2015
EuroFL, SARSL and Hype League 2015 calendar
Hype League
Rugby league championship
Round 1 - January 30th
Round 2 - February 1st
Round 3 - February 6th
Round 4 - February 8th
Round 5 - February 13th
Round 6 - February 15th
Round 7 - February 20th
Round 8 - February 22nd
Round 9 - February 27th
Round 10 - March 1st
Round 11 - March 6th
Round 12 - March 8th
Round 13 - March 13th
Round 14 - March 15th
Round 15 - March 20th
Round 16- March 22nd
Round 17 - March 27th
Round 18 - March 29th
Round 19 - April 3rd
Round 20 - April 5th
Round 21 - April 10th
Round 22 - April 12th
Playoff Match 1 - April 17th
Playoff Match 2- April 18th
Final - April 24th
SARSL Second Division
Round 1 - May 2nd
Round 2 - May 8th
Round 3 - May 10th
Round 4 - May 15th
Round 5 - May 17th
Round 6 - May 22nd
Round 7 - May 24th
Round 8 - May 29th
Round 9 - May 31st
Round 10 - June 5th
Round 11 - June 7th
Round 12 - June 12th
Round 13- June 14th
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SARSL First Division
Round 1 - June 21st
Round 2 - June 26th
Round 3 - June 28th
Round 4 - July 3rd
Round 5 - July 5th
Round 6 - July 10th
Round 7 - July 12th
Round 8 - July 17th
Round 9 - July 19th
Round 10 - July 24th
Round 11 - July 26th
Round 12 - July 31st
Round 13 - August 2nd
Round 14 - August 7th
Final - August 9th
EuroFL
formerly called EFL
Round 1 - August 14th
Round 2 - August 16th
Round 3 - August 21st
Round 4 - August 23rd
Round 5 - August 28th
Round 6 - August 30th
Round 7- September 4th
Round 8 - September 6th
Round 9 - September 11th
Round 10 - September 13th
Round 11 - September 18th
Round 12 - September 20th
Round 13- September 25th
Round 14 - September 27th
Round 15 - October 2nd
Round 16 - October 4th
Round 17 - October 9th
Round 18 - October 11th
Semifinals - October 18th
Final - October 31st
Rugby league championship
Round 1 - January 30th
Round 2 - February 1st
Round 3 - February 6th
Round 4 - February 8th
Round 5 - February 13th
Round 6 - February 15th
Round 7 - February 20th
Round 8 - February 22nd
Round 9 - February 27th
Round 10 - March 1st
Round 11 - March 6th
Round 12 - March 8th
Round 13 - March 13th
Round 14 - March 15th
Round 15 - March 20th
Round 16- March 22nd
Round 17 - March 27th
Round 18 - March 29th
Round 19 - April 3rd
Round 20 - April 5th
Round 21 - April 10th
Round 22 - April 12th
Playoff Match 1 - April 17th
Playoff Match 2- April 18th
Final - April 24th
SARSL Second Division
Round 1 - May 2nd
Round 2 - May 8th
Round 3 - May 10th
Round 4 - May 15th
Round 5 - May 17th
Round 6 - May 22nd
Round 7 - May 24th
Round 8 - May 29th
Round 9 - May 31st
Round 10 - June 5th
Round 11 - June 7th
Round 12 - June 12th
Round 13- June 14th
Round 14 - June 20th
SARSL First Division
Round 1 - June 21st
Round 2 - June 26th
Round 3 - June 28th
Round 4 - July 3rd
Round 5 - July 5th
Round 6 - July 10th
Round 7 - July 12th
Round 8 - July 17th
Round 9 - July 19th
Round 10 - July 24th
Round 11 - July 26th
Round 12 - July 31st
Round 13 - August 2nd
Round 14 - August 7th
Final - August 9th
EuroFL
formerly called EFL
Round 1 - August 14th
Round 2 - August 16th
Round 3 - August 21st
Round 4 - August 23rd
Round 5 - August 28th
Round 6 - August 30th
Round 7- September 4th
Round 8 - September 6th
Round 9 - September 11th
Round 10 - September 13th
Round 11 - September 18th
Round 12 - September 20th
Round 13- September 25th
Round 14 - September 27th
Round 15 - October 2nd
Round 16 - October 4th
Round 17 - October 9th
Round 18 - October 11th
Semifinals - October 18th
Final - October 31st
WMF 2015 calendar
WMF Nations Cup
January 31 - Egypt
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March 22 - Brazil
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WMF Endurance Championship
April 11 - Illa 255K
April 18 - GA4
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WMF RallyCar Championship
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March 14 - Rahli
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April 3 - WMF Rally I
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WMF Stock Car Racing Championship
April 12 - Ohful 250K
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May 10 - Alleway 200K
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WMF Supermoto (to be confirmed)
WMF Formula GT Championship
May 31 - Illa
June 7 - Germany
June 14 - Lund
June 21 - Alleway
June 28 - Dasar
July 5 - FSpires A
July 12 - Gurveln
July 19 - GA-Airport
July 26 - RackFlo
August 2 - Amber (alt. circuit)
August 9 - USA
August 15 - FSpires G
January 31 - Egypt
February 8 - Sweden
February 15 - Germany
February 22 - Canada
March 1 - Indonesia
March 8 - Belgium
March 15 - France
March 22 - Brazil
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WMF Endurance Championship
April 11 - Illa 255K
April 18 - GA4
April 25 - FSpires 255K
WMF RallyCar Championship
March 7 - Finland
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March 21 - Snoogy
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WMF Stock Car Racing Championship
April 12 - Ohful 250K
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May 10 - Alleway 200K
May 17 - Amber 220K
May 24 - Rax 250K
WMF Supermoto (to be confirmed)
WMF Formula GT Championship
May 31 - Illa
June 7 - Germany
June 14 - Lund
June 21 - Alleway
June 28 - Dasar
July 5 - FSpires A
July 12 - Gurveln
July 19 - GA-Airport
July 26 - RackFlo
August 2 - Amber (alt. circuit)
August 9 - USA
August 15 - FSpires G
2014 TUSN Retrospective - ISFL
2014 was the inaugural year for International Shoot Fighting League. After 13 events, let's make a retrospective of ISFL in 2014.
The fighters:
- Christian Manning = Birmingham, England / 24 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Alex Williamson = Manchester, England / 24 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Alex Laventi = Verona, Italy / 30 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Akona Masilela = Johannesburg, South Africa / 29 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Kenny Murray = Manchester, England / 29 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Aidan Kerr = Hamilton, New Zealand/ 27 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Mikaël Bonhomme = Brussels, Belgium / 31 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Jamie Lewin = Liverpool, England / 25 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Heiko Jussianen = Helsinki, Finland / 24 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Brian Mikalska = Toronto, Canada / 28 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Yoshihiro Fujiwara = Kyoto, Japan / 38 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Predrag Jerkovic = Belgrade, Serbia / 32 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Kieran Bordin = Louisiana, United States / 25 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Mathieu Jablonski = Le Mans, France / 28 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Jérôme Sokoloff = Le Havre, France / 27 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Brian Barrows = Durban, South Africa / 22 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Russell Hislop = Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago / 30 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Bruno Arnason = Johannesburg, South Africa / 25 years old / Debut: ISFL 7: Bordin vs. Williamson
- Iuliu Ioan Petrescu = Iasi, Romania / 39 years old / Debut: ISFL 8: Bordin vs. Williamson II
- Sobieslaw Blazek = Boleslav, Czech Republic / 22 years old / Debut: ISFL 8: Bordin vs. Williamson II
- Imanol Albizua = Barakaldo, Basque Country, Spain / 26 years old / Debut: ISFL 11: Lewin vs. Mikalska
The events:
All of the events were in the ISFL Arena, in Saitama, Japan:
ISFL Tournament - Day 1 = May 24th, 2014
ISFL Tournament - Day 2 = May 27th, 2014
ISFL 1: The Beginning = June 7th, 2014
ISFL 2: Bordin vs. Laventi = June 28th, 2014
ISFL 3: Bordin vs. Sokoloff = July 26th, 2014
ISFL 4: Bordin vs. Sokoloff II - The Rematch = August 24th, 2014
ISFL 5: Bordin vs. Jussianen = September 14th, 2014
ISFL 6: Bordin vs. Jussianen II - The Rematch = October 4th, 2014
ISFL 7: Bordin vs. Williamson = October 18th, 2014
ISFL 8: Bordin vs. Williamson II - The Rematch = November 8th, 2014
ISFL 9: Bordin vs. Sokoloff III - Once Again = November 22nd, 2014
ISFL 10: Bordin vs. Lewin = December 6th, 2014
ISFL 11: Lewin vs. Mikalska = December 20th, 2014
Now, let's review it:
The first event was ISFL Tournament Day 1, a tournament for the ISFL World Openweight Championship. Here had only 1st round matches and the Last Chance Qualifying. There was a draw for the matches, and Alex Williamson had to face Christian Manning in the Last Chance Qualifying, and the winner would face Russell Hislop. Williamson defeated Manning and qualified to Round 1. Speaking of Round 1, few surprising results (if you look back from now, of course) : Jamie Lewin lost to Mikaël Bonhomme and Akona Masilela lost to Alex Laventi. The other fights had: Kenny Murray defeating Aidan Kerr, Heiko Jussianen defeating Brian Mikalska, Yoshihiro Fujiwara defeating Predrag Jerkovic, Kieran Bordin defeating Mathieu Jablonski, Jérôme Sokoloff defeating Brian Barrows, and Alex Williamson, in his second fight in the night, defeating Russell Hislop. All of the wins from this event happened thanks to KOs. So, Round 1 was over. Round 2 would happen 3 nights later at ISFL Tournament Day 2.
The follow-up to the 1st round tournament matches had the Round 2 matches with the 8 match winners from the previous event. Alex Laventi defeated Kenny Murray by KO and qualified to the semifinals. In a match that, as we see it now, happened to be an upset, Mikael Bonhomme defeating Heiko Jussianen by KO. Kieran Bordin defeated Yoshihiro Fujiwara by TKO and Jérôme Sokoloff defeated Alex Williamson by KO. Next was ISFL 1: The Beginning.
June 7th, 2014 had ISFL 1: The Beginning. The semifinals had Alex Laventi defeating Mikael Bonhomme, and Kieran Bordin defeating Jérôme Sokoloff, both wins by KO. The next four matches had wins via KO. Akona Masilela defeated Predrag Jerkovic, Brian Mikalska defeated Mathieu Jablonski, Heiko Jussianen defeated Kenny Murray and Alex Williamson defeated Yoshihiro Fujiwara. The main fight had the final for the title, as Kieran Bordin defeated Alex Laventi via TKO and became the first ever ISFL Openweight Champion.
ISFL 2: Bordin vs. Laventi, was on June 28th, 2014. Wins by KO were the following: Jamie Lewin defeated Aidan Kerr, Predrag Jerkovic defeated Christian Manning, Jérôme Sokoloff defeated Mikaël Bonhomme and Kieran Bordin retained the title over Alex Laventi. The win by TKO was Heiko Jussianen over Mathieu Jablonski. And the win by submission was Russell Hislop over Alex Williamson, in an upset win.
July 26th, 2014 had ISFL 3: Bordin vs. Sokoloff. There were 7 matches, 1 of them ended in a submission: Alex Laventi defeated Mikaël Bonhomme. The other 6 ended due to KOs. Jamie Lewin defeated Christian Manning, Akona Masilela defeated Aidan Kerr, Brian Mikalska defeated Kenny Murray, Yoshihiro Fujiwara defeated Russell Hislop, Heiko Jussianen defeated Alex Williamson and Kieran Bordin retaining the title over Jérôme Sokoloff.
August 24th, 2014 had ISFL 4: Bordin vs. Sokoloff II - The Rematch. There were 7 matches, 1 ended due to a submission: Heiko Jussianen defeated Alex Laventi. The other 6 ended due to KOs: Christian Manning defeated Mathieu Jablonski, Akona Masilela defeated Jamie Lewin, Predrag Jerkovic defeated Russell Hislop, Yoshihiro Fujiwara defeated Alex Williamson, Brian Mikalska defeated Mikaël Bonhomme and Kieran Bordin retaining the title again over Jérôme Sokoloff.
ISFL 5: Bordin vs. Jussianen was on September 14th, 2014. Six fights, 4 of those ended due to KOs: Kenny Murray defeated Mathieu Jablonski, Predrag Jerkovic defeated Aidan Kerr, Alex Williamson defeated Akona Masilela and Yoshihiro Fujiwara defeated Alex Laventi. Two ended due to TKOs: Jamie Lewin defeated Brian Mikalska and Kieran Bordin retaining the title over Heiko Jussianen.
ISFL 6: Bordin vs. Jussianen II - The Rematch was on October 4th, 2014. Seven fights, all of those ended due to KOs. Russell Hislop defeated Mikaël Bonhomme, Brian Barrows, in his first match after ISFL Tournament Day 1, defeated Christian Manning, Aidan Kerr defeated Mathieu Jablonski, and got his first ISFL win, Brian Mikalska defeated Predrag Jerkovic, Jérôme Sokoloff defeated Akona Masilela, Alex Williamson defeated Yoshihiro Fujiwara and Kieran Bordin retaining the title again over Heiko Jussianen.
ISFL 7: Bordin vs. Williamson was on October 18th, 2014. Eight fights, one of them ended in a submission/TKO: In his ISFL debut match, Bruno Arnason made Akona Masilela pass out with a trampling clutch (Arnason raised Masilela's leg way too high, while Masilela was with his chest facing the canvas, meanwhile Arnason squeezed Masilela's head with his foot). The KO wins were: Christian Manning defeated Aidan Kerr, Brian Barrows defeated Kenny Murray, Mikaël Bonhomme defeated Mathieu Jablonski, Jérôme Sokoloff defeated Alex Laventi, Jamie Lewin defeated Brian Mikalska, Heiko Jussianen defeated Predrag Jerkovic and Kieran Bordin retaining the title over Alex Williamson.
November 8th, 2014 had ISFL 8: Bordin vs. Williamson II - The Rematch. There were 9 matches, 7 of them ended with KO: Russell Hislop defeated ISFL debutant Sobieslaw Blazek. Also in his ISFL debut, Iuliu Ioan Petrescu defeated Mathieu Jablonski, Christian Manning defeated Mikaël Bonhomme, Brian Barrows defeated Kenny Murray, Bruno Arnason defeated Predrag Jerkovic, Heiko Jussianen defeated Yoshihiro Fujiwara and Jérôme Sokoloff defeated Jamie Lewin. However, Brian Mikalska's win over Alex Laventi ended in a submission. Kieran Bordin's win against Alex Williamson was the only that ended in a TKO. Bordin retained his title again over Alex Williamson.
November 22nd, 2014 had ISFL 9: Bordin vs. Sokoloff III - Once Again. Nine matches, one of them ended in a submission: Jamie Lewin defeated Brian Mikalska. The other eight ended due to KOs: Sobieslaw Blazek defeated Iuliu Ioan Petrescu, Kenny Murray defeated Alex Laventi, Predrag Jerkovic defeated Yoshihiro Fujiwara, Brian Barrows defeated Russell Hislop, Christian Manning defeated Alex Williamson, Bruno Arnason defeated Akona Masilela, Heiko Jussianen defeated Mikaël Bonhomme and Kieran Bordin retained the title again over Jérôme Sokoloff.
ISFL 10: Bordin vs. Lewin was on December 6th, 2014. Eight fights, one of them ended due to a TKO: Christian Manning defeated Predrag Jerkovic. Six of them ended due to KOs: Russell Hislop defeated Mathieu Jablonski, Aidan Kerr defeated Iuliu Ioan Petrescu, Sobieslaw Blazek defeated Brian Barrows, Bruno Arnason defeated Kenny Murray, Brian Mikalska defeated Yoshihiro Fujiwara, Jérôme Sokoloff defeated Alex Williamson. But the most shocking match of the event ended in a submission: Kieran Bordin, after 6 months,finally lost the title, after losing via submission to Jamie Lewin.
ISFL 11 was supposed to have the rematch of Bordin vs. Lewin, but Kieran Bordin went missing the day after he lost the title. There are countless possible reasons of why such thing happened, although Jamie Lewin has been considering the fact that Bordin is in fact afraid of him. So, Brian Mikalska was brought to the title picture.
December 20th, 2014 had ISFL 11: Lewin vs. Mikalska. Eight matches, one of them ending with a submission: Sobieslaw defeated Akona Masilela. All the other 7 matches ended with KOs: Iuliu Ioan Petrescu defeated Alex Laventi, the ISFL debutant Imanol Albizua defeated Aidan Kerr, Russell Hislop defeated Yoshihiro Fujiwara, Predrag Jerkovic defeated Alex Williamson, Brian Barrows defeated Christian Manning, Bruno Arnason defeated Heiko Jussianen and Jamie Lewin defeated Brian Mikalska and retained the title.
ISFL's first 2015 event will be ISFL 12: Lewin vs. Arnason, on January 24th, 2015.
ISFL fighters record in 2014:
- Christian Manning (5-5)
LOSS: Alex Williamson - ISFL Tournament Day 1
LOSS: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 2
LOSS: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 3
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL 4
LOSS: Brian Barrows - ISFL 6
WIN: Aidan Kerr - ISFL 7
WIN: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL 8
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL 9
WIN: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 10
LOSS: Brian Barrows - ISFL 11
Alex Williamson (5-9)
WIN: Christian Manning - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Russell Hislop - ISFL Tournament Day 1
LOSS: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL Tournament Day 2
WIN: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL 1
LOSS: Russell Hislop - ISFL 2
LOSS: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 3
LOSS: Yoshihiro Fujiwara- ISFL 4
WIN: Akona Masilela - ISFL 5
WIN: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL 6
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 7
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 8
LOSS: Christian Manning - ISFL 9
LOSS: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 10
LOSS: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 11
Alex Laventi (4-8)
WIN: Akona Masilela - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Kenny Murray - ISFL Tournament Day 2
WIN: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL 1
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 1
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 2
WIN: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL 3
LOSS: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 4
LOSS: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL 5
LOSS: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 7
LOSS: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 8
LOSS: Kenny Murray - ISFL 9
LOSS: Iuliu Ioan Petrescu - ISFL 11
Akona Masilela (3-6)
LOSS: Alex Laventi - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 1
WIN: Aidan Kerr - ISFL 3
WIN: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 4
LOSS: Alex Williamson - ISFL 5
LOSS: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 6
LOSS: Bruno Arnason - ISFL 7
LOSS: Bruno Arnason - ISFL 9
LOSS: Sobieslaw Blazek - ISFL 11
Kenny Murray (3-6)
WIN: Aidan Kerr - ISFL Tournament Day 1
LOSS: Alex Laventi - ISFL Tournament Day 2
LOSS: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 1
LOSS: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 3
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL 5
LOSS: Brian Barrows - ISFL 7
LOSS: Brian Barrows - ISFL 8
WIN: Alex Laventi - ISFL 9
LOSS: Bruno Arnason - ISFL 10
Aidan Kerr (2-6)
LOSS: Kenny Murray - ISFL Tournament Day 1
LOSS: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 2
LOSS: Akona Masilela - ISFL 3
LOSS: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 5
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL 6
LOSS: Christian Manning - ISFL 7
WIN: Iuliu Ioan Petrescu - ISFL 10
LOSS: Imanol Albizua - ISFL 11
Mikaël Bonhomme (3-7)
WIN: Jamie Lewin - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL Tournament Day 2
LOSS: Alex Laventi - ISFL 1
LOSS: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 2
LOSS: Alex Laventi - ISFL 3
LOSS: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 4
LOSS: Russell Hislop - ISFL 6
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL 7
LOSS: Christian Manning - ISFL 8
LOSS: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 9
Jamie Lewin (7-3)
LOSS: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Aidan Kerr - ISFL 2
WIN: Christian Manning - ISFL 3
LOSS: Akona Masilela - ISFL 4
WIN: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 5
WIN: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 7
LOSS: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 8
WIN: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 9
WIN: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 10
WIN: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 11
Heiko Jussianen (8-4)
WIN: Brian Mikalska - ISFL Tournament Day 1
LOSS: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL Tournament Day 2
WIN: Kenny Murray - ISFL 1
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL 2
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL 3
WIN: Alex Laventi - ISFL 4
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 5
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 6
WIN: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 7
WIN: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL 8
WIN: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL 9
LOSS: Bruno Arnason - ISFL 11
Brian Mikalska (6-5)
LOSS: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL 1
WIN: Kenny Murray - ISFL 3
WIN: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL 4
LOSS: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 5
WIN: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 6
LOSS: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 7
WIN: Alex Laventi - ISFL 8
LOSS: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 9
WIN: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL 10
LOSS: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 11
Yoshihiro Fujiwara (4-7)
WIN: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL Tournament Day 1
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL Tournament Day 2
LOSS: Alex Williamson - ISFL 1
WIN: Russell Hislop - ISFL 3
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL 4
WIN: Alex Laventi - ISFL 5
LOSS: Alex Williamson - ISFL 6
LOSS: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 8
LOSS: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 9
LOSS: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 10
LOSS: Russell Hislop - ISFL 11
Predrag Jerkovic (5-6)
LOSS: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL Tournament Day 1
LOSS: Akona Masilela - ISFL 1
WIN: Christian Manning - ISFL 2
WIN: Russell Hislop - ISFL 4
WIN: Aidan Kerr - ISFL 5
LOSS: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 6
LOSS: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 7
LOSS: Bruno Arnason - ISFL 8
WIN: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL 9
LOSS: Christian Manning - ISFL 10
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL 11
Kieran Bordin (12-1)
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL Tournament Day 2
WIN: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 1
WIN: Alex Laventi - ISFL 1
WIN: Alex Laventi - ISFL 2
WIN: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 3
WIN: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 4
WIN: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 5
WIN: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 6
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL 7
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL 8
WIN: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 9
LOSS: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 10
Mathieu Jablonski (0-9)
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL Tournament Day 1
LOSS: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 1
LOSS: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 2
LOSS: Christian Manning - ISFL 4
LOSS: Kenny Murray - ISFL 5
LOSS: Aidan Kerr - ISFL 6
LOSS: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL 7
LOSS: Iuliu Ioan Petrescu - ISFL 8
LOSS: Russell Hislop - ISFL 10
Jérôme Sokoloff (7-4)
WIN: Brian Barrows - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL Tournament Day 2
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 1
WIN: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL 2
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 3
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 4
WIN: Akona Masilela - ISFL 6
WIN: Alex Laventi - ISFL 7
WIN: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 8
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 9
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL 10
Brian Barrows (5-2)
LOSS: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Christian Manning - ISFL 6
WIN: Kenny Murray - ISFL 7
WIN: Kenny Murray - ISFL 8
WIN: Russell Hislop - ISFL 9
LOSS: Sobieslaw Blazek - ISFL 10
WIN: Christian Manning - ISFL 11
Russell Hislop (5-4)
LOSS: Alex Williamson - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL 2
LOSS: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL 3
LOSS: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 4
WIN: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL 6
WIN: Sobieslaw Blazek - ISFL 8
LOSS: Brian Barrows - ISFL 9
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL 10
WIN: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL 11
Bruno Arnason (5-0)
WIN: Akona Masilela - ISFL 7
WIN: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 8
WIN: Akona Masilela - ISFL 9
WIN: Kenny Murray - ISFL 10
WIN: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 11
Iuliu Ioan Petrescu (2-2)
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL 8
LOSS: Sobieslaw Blazek - ISFL 9
LOSS: Aidan Kerr - ISFL 10
WIN: Alex Laventi - ISFL 11
Sobieslaw Blazek (3-1)
LOSS: Russell Hislop - ISFL 8
WIN: Iuliu Ioan Petrescu - ISFL 9
WIN: Brian Barrows - ISFL 10
WIN: Akona Masilela - ISFL 11
Imanol Albizua (1-0)
WIN: Aidan Kerr - ISFL 11
The fighters:
- Christian Manning = Birmingham, England / 24 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Alex Williamson = Manchester, England / 24 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Alex Laventi = Verona, Italy / 30 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Akona Masilela = Johannesburg, South Africa / 29 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Kenny Murray = Manchester, England / 29 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Aidan Kerr = Hamilton, New Zealand/ 27 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Mikaël Bonhomme = Brussels, Belgium / 31 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Jamie Lewin = Liverpool, England / 25 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Heiko Jussianen = Helsinki, Finland / 24 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Brian Mikalska = Toronto, Canada / 28 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Yoshihiro Fujiwara = Kyoto, Japan / 38 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Predrag Jerkovic = Belgrade, Serbia / 32 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Kieran Bordin = Louisiana, United States / 25 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Mathieu Jablonski = Le Mans, France / 28 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Jérôme Sokoloff = Le Havre, France / 27 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Brian Barrows = Durban, South Africa / 22 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Russell Hislop = Port of Spain, Trinidad and Tobago / 30 years old / Debut: ISFL Tournament - Day 1
- Bruno Arnason = Johannesburg, South Africa / 25 years old / Debut: ISFL 7: Bordin vs. Williamson
- Iuliu Ioan Petrescu = Iasi, Romania / 39 years old / Debut: ISFL 8: Bordin vs. Williamson II
- Sobieslaw Blazek = Boleslav, Czech Republic / 22 years old / Debut: ISFL 8: Bordin vs. Williamson II
- Imanol Albizua = Barakaldo, Basque Country, Spain / 26 years old / Debut: ISFL 11: Lewin vs. Mikalska
The events:
All of the events were in the ISFL Arena, in Saitama, Japan:
ISFL Tournament - Day 1 = May 24th, 2014
ISFL Tournament - Day 2 = May 27th, 2014
ISFL 1: The Beginning = June 7th, 2014
ISFL 2: Bordin vs. Laventi = June 28th, 2014
ISFL 3: Bordin vs. Sokoloff = July 26th, 2014
ISFL 4: Bordin vs. Sokoloff II - The Rematch = August 24th, 2014
ISFL 5: Bordin vs. Jussianen = September 14th, 2014
ISFL 6: Bordin vs. Jussianen II - The Rematch = October 4th, 2014
ISFL 7: Bordin vs. Williamson = October 18th, 2014
ISFL 8: Bordin vs. Williamson II - The Rematch = November 8th, 2014
ISFL 9: Bordin vs. Sokoloff III - Once Again = November 22nd, 2014
ISFL 10: Bordin vs. Lewin = December 6th, 2014
ISFL 11: Lewin vs. Mikalska = December 20th, 2014
Now, let's review it:
The first event was ISFL Tournament Day 1, a tournament for the ISFL World Openweight Championship. Here had only 1st round matches and the Last Chance Qualifying. There was a draw for the matches, and Alex Williamson had to face Christian Manning in the Last Chance Qualifying, and the winner would face Russell Hislop. Williamson defeated Manning and qualified to Round 1. Speaking of Round 1, few surprising results (if you look back from now, of course) : Jamie Lewin lost to Mikaël Bonhomme and Akona Masilela lost to Alex Laventi. The other fights had: Kenny Murray defeating Aidan Kerr, Heiko Jussianen defeating Brian Mikalska, Yoshihiro Fujiwara defeating Predrag Jerkovic, Kieran Bordin defeating Mathieu Jablonski, Jérôme Sokoloff defeating Brian Barrows, and Alex Williamson, in his second fight in the night, defeating Russell Hislop. All of the wins from this event happened thanks to KOs. So, Round 1 was over. Round 2 would happen 3 nights later at ISFL Tournament Day 2.
The follow-up to the 1st round tournament matches had the Round 2 matches with the 8 match winners from the previous event. Alex Laventi defeated Kenny Murray by KO and qualified to the semifinals. In a match that, as we see it now, happened to be an upset, Mikael Bonhomme defeating Heiko Jussianen by KO. Kieran Bordin defeated Yoshihiro Fujiwara by TKO and Jérôme Sokoloff defeated Alex Williamson by KO. Next was ISFL 1: The Beginning.
June 7th, 2014 had ISFL 1: The Beginning. The semifinals had Alex Laventi defeating Mikael Bonhomme, and Kieran Bordin defeating Jérôme Sokoloff, both wins by KO. The next four matches had wins via KO. Akona Masilela defeated Predrag Jerkovic, Brian Mikalska defeated Mathieu Jablonski, Heiko Jussianen defeated Kenny Murray and Alex Williamson defeated Yoshihiro Fujiwara. The main fight had the final for the title, as Kieran Bordin defeated Alex Laventi via TKO and became the first ever ISFL Openweight Champion.
ISFL 2: Bordin vs. Laventi, was on June 28th, 2014. Wins by KO were the following: Jamie Lewin defeated Aidan Kerr, Predrag Jerkovic defeated Christian Manning, Jérôme Sokoloff defeated Mikaël Bonhomme and Kieran Bordin retained the title over Alex Laventi. The win by TKO was Heiko Jussianen over Mathieu Jablonski. And the win by submission was Russell Hislop over Alex Williamson, in an upset win.
July 26th, 2014 had ISFL 3: Bordin vs. Sokoloff. There were 7 matches, 1 of them ended in a submission: Alex Laventi defeated Mikaël Bonhomme. The other 6 ended due to KOs. Jamie Lewin defeated Christian Manning, Akona Masilela defeated Aidan Kerr, Brian Mikalska defeated Kenny Murray, Yoshihiro Fujiwara defeated Russell Hislop, Heiko Jussianen defeated Alex Williamson and Kieran Bordin retaining the title over Jérôme Sokoloff.
August 24th, 2014 had ISFL 4: Bordin vs. Sokoloff II - The Rematch. There were 7 matches, 1 ended due to a submission: Heiko Jussianen defeated Alex Laventi. The other 6 ended due to KOs: Christian Manning defeated Mathieu Jablonski, Akona Masilela defeated Jamie Lewin, Predrag Jerkovic defeated Russell Hislop, Yoshihiro Fujiwara defeated Alex Williamson, Brian Mikalska defeated Mikaël Bonhomme and Kieran Bordin retaining the title again over Jérôme Sokoloff.
ISFL 5: Bordin vs. Jussianen was on September 14th, 2014. Six fights, 4 of those ended due to KOs: Kenny Murray defeated Mathieu Jablonski, Predrag Jerkovic defeated Aidan Kerr, Alex Williamson defeated Akona Masilela and Yoshihiro Fujiwara defeated Alex Laventi. Two ended due to TKOs: Jamie Lewin defeated Brian Mikalska and Kieran Bordin retaining the title over Heiko Jussianen.
ISFL 6: Bordin vs. Jussianen II - The Rematch was on October 4th, 2014. Seven fights, all of those ended due to KOs. Russell Hislop defeated Mikaël Bonhomme, Brian Barrows, in his first match after ISFL Tournament Day 1, defeated Christian Manning, Aidan Kerr defeated Mathieu Jablonski, and got his first ISFL win, Brian Mikalska defeated Predrag Jerkovic, Jérôme Sokoloff defeated Akona Masilela, Alex Williamson defeated Yoshihiro Fujiwara and Kieran Bordin retaining the title again over Heiko Jussianen.
ISFL 7: Bordin vs. Williamson was on October 18th, 2014. Eight fights, one of them ended in a submission/TKO: In his ISFL debut match, Bruno Arnason made Akona Masilela pass out with a trampling clutch (Arnason raised Masilela's leg way too high, while Masilela was with his chest facing the canvas, meanwhile Arnason squeezed Masilela's head with his foot). The KO wins were: Christian Manning defeated Aidan Kerr, Brian Barrows defeated Kenny Murray, Mikaël Bonhomme defeated Mathieu Jablonski, Jérôme Sokoloff defeated Alex Laventi, Jamie Lewin defeated Brian Mikalska, Heiko Jussianen defeated Predrag Jerkovic and Kieran Bordin retaining the title over Alex Williamson.
November 8th, 2014 had ISFL 8: Bordin vs. Williamson II - The Rematch. There were 9 matches, 7 of them ended with KO: Russell Hislop defeated ISFL debutant Sobieslaw Blazek. Also in his ISFL debut, Iuliu Ioan Petrescu defeated Mathieu Jablonski, Christian Manning defeated Mikaël Bonhomme, Brian Barrows defeated Kenny Murray, Bruno Arnason defeated Predrag Jerkovic, Heiko Jussianen defeated Yoshihiro Fujiwara and Jérôme Sokoloff defeated Jamie Lewin. However, Brian Mikalska's win over Alex Laventi ended in a submission. Kieran Bordin's win against Alex Williamson was the only that ended in a TKO. Bordin retained his title again over Alex Williamson.
November 22nd, 2014 had ISFL 9: Bordin vs. Sokoloff III - Once Again. Nine matches, one of them ended in a submission: Jamie Lewin defeated Brian Mikalska. The other eight ended due to KOs: Sobieslaw Blazek defeated Iuliu Ioan Petrescu, Kenny Murray defeated Alex Laventi, Predrag Jerkovic defeated Yoshihiro Fujiwara, Brian Barrows defeated Russell Hislop, Christian Manning defeated Alex Williamson, Bruno Arnason defeated Akona Masilela, Heiko Jussianen defeated Mikaël Bonhomme and Kieran Bordin retained the title again over Jérôme Sokoloff.
ISFL 10: Bordin vs. Lewin was on December 6th, 2014. Eight fights, one of them ended due to a TKO: Christian Manning defeated Predrag Jerkovic. Six of them ended due to KOs: Russell Hislop defeated Mathieu Jablonski, Aidan Kerr defeated Iuliu Ioan Petrescu, Sobieslaw Blazek defeated Brian Barrows, Bruno Arnason defeated Kenny Murray, Brian Mikalska defeated Yoshihiro Fujiwara, Jérôme Sokoloff defeated Alex Williamson. But the most shocking match of the event ended in a submission: Kieran Bordin, after 6 months,finally lost the title, after losing via submission to Jamie Lewin.
ISFL 11 was supposed to have the rematch of Bordin vs. Lewin, but Kieran Bordin went missing the day after he lost the title. There are countless possible reasons of why such thing happened, although Jamie Lewin has been considering the fact that Bordin is in fact afraid of him. So, Brian Mikalska was brought to the title picture.
December 20th, 2014 had ISFL 11: Lewin vs. Mikalska. Eight matches, one of them ending with a submission: Sobieslaw defeated Akona Masilela. All the other 7 matches ended with KOs: Iuliu Ioan Petrescu defeated Alex Laventi, the ISFL debutant Imanol Albizua defeated Aidan Kerr, Russell Hislop defeated Yoshihiro Fujiwara, Predrag Jerkovic defeated Alex Williamson, Brian Barrows defeated Christian Manning, Bruno Arnason defeated Heiko Jussianen and Jamie Lewin defeated Brian Mikalska and retained the title.
ISFL's first 2015 event will be ISFL 12: Lewin vs. Arnason, on January 24th, 2015.
ISFL fighters record in 2014:
- Christian Manning (5-5)
LOSS: Alex Williamson - ISFL Tournament Day 1
LOSS: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 2
LOSS: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 3
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL 4
LOSS: Brian Barrows - ISFL 6
WIN: Aidan Kerr - ISFL 7
WIN: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL 8
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL 9
WIN: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 10
LOSS: Brian Barrows - ISFL 11
Alex Williamson (5-9)
WIN: Christian Manning - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Russell Hislop - ISFL Tournament Day 1
LOSS: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL Tournament Day 2
WIN: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL 1
LOSS: Russell Hislop - ISFL 2
LOSS: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 3
LOSS: Yoshihiro Fujiwara- ISFL 4
WIN: Akona Masilela - ISFL 5
WIN: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL 6
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 7
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 8
LOSS: Christian Manning - ISFL 9
LOSS: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 10
LOSS: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 11
Alex Laventi (4-8)
WIN: Akona Masilela - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Kenny Murray - ISFL Tournament Day 2
WIN: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL 1
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 1
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 2
WIN: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL 3
LOSS: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 4
LOSS: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL 5
LOSS: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 7
LOSS: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 8
LOSS: Kenny Murray - ISFL 9
LOSS: Iuliu Ioan Petrescu - ISFL 11
Akona Masilela (3-6)
LOSS: Alex Laventi - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 1
WIN: Aidan Kerr - ISFL 3
WIN: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 4
LOSS: Alex Williamson - ISFL 5
LOSS: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 6
LOSS: Bruno Arnason - ISFL 7
LOSS: Bruno Arnason - ISFL 9
LOSS: Sobieslaw Blazek - ISFL 11
Kenny Murray (3-6)
WIN: Aidan Kerr - ISFL Tournament Day 1
LOSS: Alex Laventi - ISFL Tournament Day 2
LOSS: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 1
LOSS: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 3
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL 5
LOSS: Brian Barrows - ISFL 7
LOSS: Brian Barrows - ISFL 8
WIN: Alex Laventi - ISFL 9
LOSS: Bruno Arnason - ISFL 10
Aidan Kerr (2-6)
LOSS: Kenny Murray - ISFL Tournament Day 1
LOSS: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 2
LOSS: Akona Masilela - ISFL 3
LOSS: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 5
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL 6
LOSS: Christian Manning - ISFL 7
WIN: Iuliu Ioan Petrescu - ISFL 10
LOSS: Imanol Albizua - ISFL 11
Mikaël Bonhomme (3-7)
WIN: Jamie Lewin - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL Tournament Day 2
LOSS: Alex Laventi - ISFL 1
LOSS: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 2
LOSS: Alex Laventi - ISFL 3
LOSS: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 4
LOSS: Russell Hislop - ISFL 6
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL 7
LOSS: Christian Manning - ISFL 8
LOSS: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 9
Jamie Lewin (7-3)
LOSS: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Aidan Kerr - ISFL 2
WIN: Christian Manning - ISFL 3
LOSS: Akona Masilela - ISFL 4
WIN: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 5
WIN: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 7
LOSS: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 8
WIN: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 9
WIN: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 10
WIN: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 11
Heiko Jussianen (8-4)
WIN: Brian Mikalska - ISFL Tournament Day 1
LOSS: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL Tournament Day 2
WIN: Kenny Murray - ISFL 1
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL 2
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL 3
WIN: Alex Laventi - ISFL 4
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 5
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 6
WIN: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 7
WIN: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL 8
WIN: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL 9
LOSS: Bruno Arnason - ISFL 11
Brian Mikalska (6-5)
LOSS: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL 1
WIN: Kenny Murray - ISFL 3
WIN: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL 4
LOSS: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 5
WIN: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 6
LOSS: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 7
WIN: Alex Laventi - ISFL 8
LOSS: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 9
WIN: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL 10
LOSS: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 11
Yoshihiro Fujiwara (4-7)
WIN: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL Tournament Day 1
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL Tournament Day 2
LOSS: Alex Williamson - ISFL 1
WIN: Russell Hislop - ISFL 3
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL 4
WIN: Alex Laventi - ISFL 5
LOSS: Alex Williamson - ISFL 6
LOSS: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 8
LOSS: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 9
LOSS: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 10
LOSS: Russell Hislop - ISFL 11
Predrag Jerkovic (5-6)
LOSS: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL Tournament Day 1
LOSS: Akona Masilela - ISFL 1
WIN: Christian Manning - ISFL 2
WIN: Russell Hislop - ISFL 4
WIN: Aidan Kerr - ISFL 5
LOSS: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 6
LOSS: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 7
LOSS: Bruno Arnason - ISFL 8
WIN: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL 9
LOSS: Christian Manning - ISFL 10
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL 11
Kieran Bordin (12-1)
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL Tournament Day 2
WIN: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 1
WIN: Alex Laventi - ISFL 1
WIN: Alex Laventi - ISFL 2
WIN: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 3
WIN: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 4
WIN: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 5
WIN: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 6
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL 7
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL 8
WIN: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL 9
LOSS: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 10
Mathieu Jablonski (0-9)
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL Tournament Day 1
LOSS: Brian Mikalska - ISFL 1
LOSS: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 2
LOSS: Christian Manning - ISFL 4
LOSS: Kenny Murray - ISFL 5
LOSS: Aidan Kerr - ISFL 6
LOSS: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL 7
LOSS: Iuliu Ioan Petrescu - ISFL 8
LOSS: Russell Hislop - ISFL 10
Jérôme Sokoloff (7-4)
WIN: Brian Barrows - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL Tournament Day 2
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 1
WIN: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL 2
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 3
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 4
WIN: Akona Masilela - ISFL 6
WIN: Alex Laventi - ISFL 7
WIN: Jamie Lewin - ISFL 8
LOSS: Kieran Bordin - ISFL 9
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL 10
Brian Barrows (5-2)
LOSS: Jérôme Sokoloff - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Christian Manning - ISFL 6
WIN: Kenny Murray - ISFL 7
WIN: Kenny Murray - ISFL 8
WIN: Russell Hislop - ISFL 9
LOSS: Sobieslaw Blazek - ISFL 10
WIN: Christian Manning - ISFL 11
Russell Hislop (5-4)
LOSS: Alex Williamson - ISFL Tournament Day 1
WIN: Alex Williamson - ISFL 2
LOSS: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL 3
LOSS: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 4
WIN: Mikaël Bonhomme - ISFL 6
WIN: Sobieslaw Blazek - ISFL 8
LOSS: Brian Barrows - ISFL 9
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL 10
WIN: Yoshihiro Fujiwara - ISFL 11
Bruno Arnason (5-0)
WIN: Akona Masilela - ISFL 7
WIN: Predrag Jerkovic - ISFL 8
WIN: Akona Masilela - ISFL 9
WIN: Kenny Murray - ISFL 10
WIN: Heiko Jussianen - ISFL 11
Iuliu Ioan Petrescu (2-2)
WIN: Mathieu Jablonski - ISFL 8
LOSS: Sobieslaw Blazek - ISFL 9
LOSS: Aidan Kerr - ISFL 10
WIN: Alex Laventi - ISFL 11
Sobieslaw Blazek (3-1)
LOSS: Russell Hislop - ISFL 8
WIN: Iuliu Ioan Petrescu - ISFL 9
WIN: Brian Barrows - ISFL 10
WIN: Akona Masilela - ISFL 11
Imanol Albizua (1-0)
WIN: Aidan Kerr - ISFL 11
Saturday, January 10, 2015
EEWA Saturday Storm (01/10/2015) - Results
The Phantom def. Jack 2x4 - 2:00
- Phantom won via pinfall with the Phantom Piledriver
Silver Hunters (James Silver and Alexander Hunter) def. The Flying Uzbeks (Matthew Ossy and Maxim Maliarev) - 9:02
- Silver Hunters won via pinfall
- Silver pinned Maliarev after Erica Marie kicked Maliarev's groin without the referee noticing
- After the match, the Silver Hunters confronted Erica Marie, but suddenly attacked The Flying Uzbeks and hugged Erica
Black Avispa def. Sgt. Marín - 6:49
- Black Avispa won via submission with the Wasp Sting
Shane Ryan def. Maarten Gillain - 7:02
- Shane won via pinfall with the OzBomb
Alex Jordache def. Adam H. - 5:20
- Jordache won via submission with The Wrench
- Phantom won via pinfall with the Phantom Piledriver
Silver Hunters (James Silver and Alexander Hunter) def. The Flying Uzbeks (Matthew Ossy and Maxim Maliarev) - 9:02
- Silver Hunters won via pinfall
- Silver pinned Maliarev after Erica Marie kicked Maliarev's groin without the referee noticing
- After the match, the Silver Hunters confronted Erica Marie, but suddenly attacked The Flying Uzbeks and hugged Erica
Black Avispa def. Sgt. Marín - 6:49
- Black Avispa won via submission with the Wasp Sting
Shane Ryan def. Maarten Gillain - 7:02
- Shane won via pinfall with the OzBomb
Alex Jordache def. Adam H. - 5:20
- Jordache won via submission with The Wrench
United-WL presents Friday Night League (01/09/2015) - Results
Michael Schneider def. Alpine Khan - 1:03
- Schneider won via pinfall with the Germanizer
Johnny Jensen and Heiko Jussianen def. Alex Laventi and Mark Chisholm - 7:34
- Jensen and Jussianen won via pinfall
- Jensen pinned Chisholm with the Front Suplex
- After the match, Laventi attacked Jussianen with punches and kicks, and both guys fought to backstage
Sebastian Anderson and Steven McCann def. Alex Williamson and Brian Barrows - 11:43
- Anderson and McCann won via pinfall
- McCann pinned Williamson with the Macca Bomb
Rene Martin def. Jamal Harris - 8:04
- Martin won via pinfall with the Striking Force
Michael Jaques Wade (c) def. Karlsson Valeri - United-WL Championship - 13:00
- Wade won via pinfall with the Wade Cutter
- After the match, Wade and Karlsson shook hands.
- Schneider won via pinfall with the Germanizer
Johnny Jensen and Heiko Jussianen def. Alex Laventi and Mark Chisholm - 7:34
- Jensen and Jussianen won via pinfall
- Jensen pinned Chisholm with the Front Suplex
- After the match, Laventi attacked Jussianen with punches and kicks, and both guys fought to backstage
Sebastian Anderson and Steven McCann def. Alex Williamson and Brian Barrows - 11:43
- Anderson and McCann won via pinfall
- McCann pinned Williamson with the Macca Bomb
Rene Martin def. Jamal Harris - 8:04
- Martin won via pinfall with the Striking Force
Michael Jaques Wade (c) def. Karlsson Valeri - United-WL Championship - 13:00
- Wade won via pinfall with the Wade Cutter
- After the match, Wade and Karlsson shook hands.
EEWA Open Fight Night (01/07/2015) - Results
The Thrillers (Lewis Vassell and Mark Jordan) def. The Flying Uzbeks (Matthew Ossy and Maxim Maliarev) - 9:24
- Thrillers won via pinfall
- Vassell pinned Ossy with The Climax
Alexander Hunter def. Maarten Gillain - 6:57
- Hunter won via pinfall with the Hunter's Road
- The finish had Erica Marie hitting Gillain's leg with a steel pipe and Hunter was not aware of it.
Maarkus Huber def. Ryan The Giant - 5:03
- Huber won via submission with the Mad Crossface
Dylan Brazier def. Shane Ryan - 8:03
- Dylan won via pinfall with the S. A. M.
Ryan Westberg def. Road Rage Britain - 6:12
- Westberg won via pinfall with the Killing Spree
- Thrillers won via pinfall
- Vassell pinned Ossy with The Climax
Alexander Hunter def. Maarten Gillain - 6:57
- Hunter won via pinfall with the Hunter's Road
- The finish had Erica Marie hitting Gillain's leg with a steel pipe and Hunter was not aware of it.
Maarkus Huber def. Ryan The Giant - 5:03
- Huber won via submission with the Mad Crossface
Dylan Brazier def. Shane Ryan - 8:03
- Dylan won via pinfall with the S. A. M.
Ryan Westberg def. Road Rage Britain - 6:12
- Westberg won via pinfall with the Killing Spree
Tuesday, January 06, 2015
WIWL Girl Power (01/05/2014) - Results
Blanca Mueller def. Karín Alonso - 4:34
- Mueller won via pinfall with a schoolgirl pin
Jenny van den Linden def. Stephanie Vachousek - 6:12
- van den Linden won via pinfall with a Powerslam
Haruhi Morishima def. Andrea Cook - 5:01
- Haruhi won via pinfall after the Haruhi Drop
Andrea Jay Valeri def. Katija Borimirova - 8:11
- Andrea won via submission with a reverse figure four leg lock
Jessica Willard (c) def. Laetitia Kracheva - WIWL Championship - 10:43
- Willard won via pinfall with the JVD
- Mueller won via pinfall with a schoolgirl pin
Jenny van den Linden def. Stephanie Vachousek - 6:12
- van den Linden won via pinfall with a Powerslam
Haruhi Morishima def. Andrea Cook - 5:01
- Haruhi won via pinfall after the Haruhi Drop
Andrea Jay Valeri def. Katija Borimirova - 8:11
- Andrea won via submission with a reverse figure four leg lock
Jessica Willard (c) def. Laetitia Kracheva - WIWL Championship - 10:43
- Willard won via pinfall with the JVD
Sunday, January 04, 2015
EEWA Saturday Storm (01/03/2015) - Results
The Phantom def. Matthew Ossy (w/Maxim Maliarev) - 5:21
- Phantom won via pinfall with the Phantom Piledriver
Iceberg def. The Gigante - 4:01
- Iceberg won via pinfall with the Ice Splash
La Avispa def. James Silver - 6:21
- La Avispa won via submission with the Wasp Sting
- After the match, Erica Marie (former WIWL wrestler) came to the ring and confronted Silver
Brit Brawler def. Maxim Maliarev - 9:13
- Brawler won via pinfall with the UK-Unabomber 2000
- Phantom won via pinfall with the Phantom Piledriver
Iceberg def. The Gigante - 4:01
- Iceberg won via pinfall with the Ice Splash
La Avispa def. James Silver - 6:21
- La Avispa won via submission with the Wasp Sting
- After the match, Erica Marie (former WIWL wrestler) came to the ring and confronted Silver
Brit Brawler def. Maxim Maliarev - 9:13
- Brawler won via pinfall with the UK-Unabomber 2000
United-WL presents Friday Night League (01/02/2015) - Results
Johnny Jensen def. Mark Chisholm - 7:12
- Jensen won via pinfall with the Front Suplex
Michael Schneider def. Platinum - 2:00
- Schneider won via pinfall with the Germanizer
Sebastian Anderson and Steven McCann def. Heiko Jussianen and Alex Laventi - 12:33
- Anderson and McCann won via pinfall
- Anderson pinned Laventi with the Enforce
- After the match, Jussianen turned on Laventi and attacked him with a series of punches
Rene Martin def. Alex Williamson - 7:03
- Martin won via pinfall with the Striking Force
Michael Jaques Wade def. Brian Barrows - 11:55
- Wade won via pinfall with the Wade Cutter
- Jensen won via pinfall with the Front Suplex
Michael Schneider def. Platinum - 2:00
- Schneider won via pinfall with the Germanizer
Sebastian Anderson and Steven McCann def. Heiko Jussianen and Alex Laventi - 12:33
- Anderson and McCann won via pinfall
- Anderson pinned Laventi with the Enforce
- After the match, Jussianen turned on Laventi and attacked him with a series of punches
Rene Martin def. Alex Williamson - 7:03
- Martin won via pinfall with the Striking Force
Michael Jaques Wade def. Brian Barrows - 11:55
- Wade won via pinfall with the Wade Cutter
2014 TUSN Retrospective - WMF Formula GT Championship
2014. Despite the year for TUSN starting in April, it was an active year for the company. A lot of championships, and a lot of stories. So, where we should begin?
First, we are starting with Formula GT Championship, from World Motorsports Federation. Twelve drivers, six teams, ten racetracks, one champion! How it happened? Well, let's find out!
Before reviewing the races, let's start obviously with the beginning! From March to May, the teams confirmed their participation and confirmed the drivers.
Back in March, Skacel Racing, Axion Motorsports, AMI, Inc. confirmed their participation, with AMI already confirming Jodie Hill, and No Name Racing, who brought the 18-year old Alex Julià. In April, No Name Racing, Team Hurricane, Winged Eagle Racing and A-B Motorsports confirmed their participation, with the latter one fusing with AMI, Inc., becoming AMI, Inc. / A-B Motorsports. Then, many drivers were confirmed, in April. Drivers such as Tomas Meilutis, Tuomas Sembrant, Daniel Forster, Martjin Bresler, Alex Florentino, Michael Bootsma, Jonathan Ledecky and Kyle Ledecky. In May, Alex Palotta was the penultimate driver to sign. Two days later, the final driver to sign was Akira Tanahashi, 20 days before the first race.
Let's talk quickly about the teams and drivers before the season review begins:
- No Name Racing = Alex Julià (Andorra) and Alex Florentino (Namibia) = Julià was 18 years old and Florentino was 23. There was a lot of controversy about Julià because of his age and lack of experience. It was thought that Florentino was going to lead the team and Julià would learn from Florentino.
- Axion Motorsports = Michael Bootsma (United States) and Tomas Meilutis (Lithuania) = Bootsma was 25 years old and Meilutis was 26. Bootsma is an aggressive driver, while Meilutis has a smooth driving style. Anything could happen here, because of Bootsma's short fuse in his temper that could destroy his chances for a championship win.
- Winged Eagle Racing = Jonathan Ledecky and Kyle Ledecky (both from United States) = Jonathan, who was 25 years old, and Kyle, who was 22, are brothers, and the owner of the team is their father. A family team, needless to say. Jonathan, more experienced, was the one that would lead the team.
- Team Hurricane = Tuomas Sembrant (Sweden) and Alex Palotta (United States) = Palotta was 23 years old, while Sembrant was 29. An enigmatic team, due to lack of patience from both drivers, when they try a move, like an overtake. A risky move from the team owner, but it could work.
- AMI, Inc. / A-B Motorsports = Jodie Hill and Daniel Forster (both from South Africa) = Hill was 25 years old, and Forster was 24. The favorite team to win the drivers and teams championships. Hill, despite being a very aggressive driver, can alternate aggressive with smooth driving at the right moment. Forster is an aggressive driver, as well, but can have his moments of smooth driving.
- Skacel Racing = Martjin Bresler (South Africa) and Akira Tanahashi (Japan) = Martjin was 31 years old, while Akira was 25. Martjin is very experienced and could not only lead the team but could help Akira, a very aggressive driver, who has a horrible habit of suffering accidents.
There would be 2 groups with 6 drivers each:
Group 1: Akira Tanahashi, Alex Florentino, Alex Palotta, Tomas Meilutis, Daniel Forster and Jonathan Ledecky
Group 2: Martjin Bresler, Alex Julià, Tuomas Sembrant, Michael Bootsma, Jodie Hill and Kyle Ledecky
The first round was on May 23rd, 2014 (Friday), at the Anj street circuit. Surprisingly, Akira Tanahashi and Tuomas Sembrant won the races. While Tanahashi had a tough race with Alex Florentino, who finished 2nd in the group 1 race, Tuomas Sembrant won with a 4 second gap over Martjin Bresler. Daniel Forster and Sembrant scored the fastest laps, but since Forster had a faster lap, he was the one who got the extra point.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Akira Tanahashi and Tuomas Sembrant 30 points, Alex Florentino and Martjin Bresler 18 points, Tomas Meilutis and Alex Julià 15 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : Skacel Racing 48 points, Team Hurricane 35 points and No Name Racing 34 points
Round two was on June 7th, 2014 (Saturday), at the Cam street circuit. Both race winners had tough races, with Akira Tanahashi defeating Jonathan Ledecky by 0.12 seconds in Race 1, and Jodie Hill defeating Alex Julià by 1.16 second, after a vicious battle during the whole race. Akira Tanahashi and Tuomas Sembrant were the drivers who scored the fastest lap, but Tanahashi had a faster lap, so he got the extra point.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Akira Tanahashi 60 points, Tuomas Sembrant and Jodie Hill 40 points, Alex Julià 33 points, Jonathan Ledecky 28 points and Tomas Meilutis 25 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : Skacel Racing 83 points, AMI Inc. / A-B Motorsports 58 points and No Name Racing 56 points
Round three was on June 28th, 2014 (Saturday), at the USA oval circuit. Race 1 was unbeliveable. During lap 1, there was a collision involving Akira Tanahashi and Tomas Meilutis, that directly affected both drivers, but they made a huge recovery during the race. The gap between the winner Jonathan Ledecky and fourth place driver Daniel Forster was 0.92 seconds. (1st J.Ledecky, 2nd Florentino +0.51, 3rd Palotta +0.83, 4th Forster +0.92). Race 2, however, was less troubled, with Michael Bootsma winning the race and the extra point for the fastest lap.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Akira Tanahashi 65 points, Jonathan Ledecky 58 points, Michael Bootsma and Alex Julià 51 points, Jodie Hill 50 points and Tuomas Sembrant 42 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : Skacel Racing 93 points, No Name Racing 92 points, Axion Motorsports and AMI, Inc. / A-B Motorsports 78 points
Round four was on July 13th, 2014 (Sunday), at the BkH oval circuit. Race 1 had an upset win by Alex Palotta, who was the 11th in the standings before this race. Race 2 had Kyle Ledecky finishing second and scoring the extra point for the fastest lap. But most important, Jodie Hill won the race and became the new drivers standings leader.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Jodie Hill 80 points, Akira Tanahashi 75 points, Michael Bootsma 61 points, Jonathan Ledecky 60 points, Tuomas Sembrant 57 points and Alex Florentino 56 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : AMI, Inc. / A-B Motorsports 126 points, Skacel Racing 121 points, Team Hurricane and No Name Racing 109 points
Round five was on July 18th, 2014 (Friday), at the JhqBy street circuit. Tomas Meilutis had no problems to win Race 1. Race 2, however, despite being not problematic for the winner as well, it was famous for having the 18-year old Alex Julià as the race winner. Tuomas Sembrant got the extra point for the fastest lap.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Jodie Hill and Akira Tanahashi 90 points, Alex Julià 83 points, Jonathan Ledecky 78 points, Michael Bootsma 76 points and Tomas Meilutis 62 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : AMI, Inc. / A-B Motorsports and No Name Racing 141 points, Axion Motorsports 138 points
Round six was on July 31st, 2014 (Thursday), at the Germany road circuit. Jonathan Ledecky and Michael Bootsma won Races 1 and 2, respectively, with no problem. Despite having a horrible championship, Martjin Bresler, at least, could have a reason to be happy, as he scored the extra point for the fastest lap.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Jonathan Ledecky 108 points, Michael Bootsma 106 points, Alex Julià 101 points, Jodie Hill and Akira Tanahashi 95 points, Alex Palotta 80 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : Axion Motorsports 183 points, Winged Eagle Racing 179 points and No Name Racing 161 points
Round seven was on August 8th, 2014 (Friday), at the IronB oval circuit. Tomas Meilutis easily won Race 1, while Jodie Hill won Race 2 after a lengthy battle with Tuomas Sembrant. Daniel Forster got the extra point for the fastest lap.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Jodie Hill 125 points, Michael Bootsma 121 points, Alex Julià 111 points, Jonathan Ledecky 110 points, Tomas Meilutis 107 points, Akira Tanahashi 100 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : Axion Motorsports 228 points, AMI Inc. / A-B Motorsports 202 points and Winged Eagle Racing 186 points.
Round eight was on August 17th, 2014 (Sunday), at the Kny road circuit. It was the day of the Ledecky brothers, since Jonathan won Race 1 with ease, and Kyle won Race 2 with a bit of challenge from Jodie Hill. Kyle also got the extra point for the fastest lap.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Jodie Hill 143 points, Jonathan Ledecky 140 points, Tomas Meilutis 125 points, Michael Bootsma 123 points, Alex Julià 116 points and Alex Palotta 108 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : Axion Motorsports 248 points, Winged Eagle Racing 247 points and AMI, Inc. / A-B Motorsports 225 points
Round nine was on August 21st, 2014 (Thursday), at the MsZ oval circuit. Both races were really tight, especially the first one, where Tomas Meilutis won after defeating Akira Tanahashi by 0.07 seconds, the shortest winning difference of the category, so far. Tuomas Sembrant won Race 2, with a 0.41 seconds gap over Jodie Hill. Michael Bootsma got the extra point for the fastest lap.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Jodie Hill 161 points, Tomas Meilutis 155 points, Jonathan Ledecky 150 points, Michael Bootsma 139 points, Alex Julià 126 points and Alex Palotta 126 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : Axion Motorsports 294 points, Winged Eagle Racing 259 points and AMI, Inc. / A-B Motorsports 245 points
The last round happened on September 7th (Sunday), at the Met85 street circuit. Only Jodie Hill, Tomas Meilutis, Jonathan Ledecky and Michael Bootsma were fighting for the drivers title. Four teams (Axion, WER, AMI/A-B and Team Hurricane) had chances to win the teams title, although, Axion was the odds-on favourite due to having a 35 point advantage over the second place team. Race 1 proved to be amazing for Meilutis, since he won it, while Ledecky was fourth. Now Meilutis would have to wait for Race 2. If Hill won, he would have been the champion. But after a series of mistakes, Jodie Hill could only finish fourth. The race was won by Kyle Ledecky. Alex Florentino got the extra point for the fastest lap.
Final standings: Tomas Meilutis 185 points, Jodie Hill 171 points, Jonathan Ledecky 160 points, Michael Bootsma 154 points, Alex Julià 144 points, Kyle Ledecky 139 points, Akira Tanahashi 135 points, Alex Palotta and Tuomas Sembrant 125 points, Alex Florentino 109 points, Daniel Forster 89 points and Martjin Bresler 73 points.
Final teams standings: Axion Motorsports 339 points, Winged Eagle Racing 299 points, AMI, Inc. / A-B Motorsports 260 points, No Name Racing 253 points, Team Hurricane 250 points and Skacel Racing 208 points.
First, we are starting with Formula GT Championship, from World Motorsports Federation. Twelve drivers, six teams, ten racetracks, one champion! How it happened? Well, let's find out!
Before reviewing the races, let's start obviously with the beginning! From March to May, the teams confirmed their participation and confirmed the drivers.
Back in March, Skacel Racing, Axion Motorsports, AMI, Inc. confirmed their participation, with AMI already confirming Jodie Hill, and No Name Racing, who brought the 18-year old Alex Julià. In April, No Name Racing, Team Hurricane, Winged Eagle Racing and A-B Motorsports confirmed their participation, with the latter one fusing with AMI, Inc., becoming AMI, Inc. / A-B Motorsports. Then, many drivers were confirmed, in April. Drivers such as Tomas Meilutis, Tuomas Sembrant, Daniel Forster, Martjin Bresler, Alex Florentino, Michael Bootsma, Jonathan Ledecky and Kyle Ledecky. In May, Alex Palotta was the penultimate driver to sign. Two days later, the final driver to sign was Akira Tanahashi, 20 days before the first race.
Let's talk quickly about the teams and drivers before the season review begins:
- No Name Racing = Alex Julià (Andorra) and Alex Florentino (Namibia) = Julià was 18 years old and Florentino was 23. There was a lot of controversy about Julià because of his age and lack of experience. It was thought that Florentino was going to lead the team and Julià would learn from Florentino.
- Axion Motorsports = Michael Bootsma (United States) and Tomas Meilutis (Lithuania) = Bootsma was 25 years old and Meilutis was 26. Bootsma is an aggressive driver, while Meilutis has a smooth driving style. Anything could happen here, because of Bootsma's short fuse in his temper that could destroy his chances for a championship win.
- Winged Eagle Racing = Jonathan Ledecky and Kyle Ledecky (both from United States) = Jonathan, who was 25 years old, and Kyle, who was 22, are brothers, and the owner of the team is their father. A family team, needless to say. Jonathan, more experienced, was the one that would lead the team.
- Team Hurricane = Tuomas Sembrant (Sweden) and Alex Palotta (United States) = Palotta was 23 years old, while Sembrant was 29. An enigmatic team, due to lack of patience from both drivers, when they try a move, like an overtake. A risky move from the team owner, but it could work.
- AMI, Inc. / A-B Motorsports = Jodie Hill and Daniel Forster (both from South Africa) = Hill was 25 years old, and Forster was 24. The favorite team to win the drivers and teams championships. Hill, despite being a very aggressive driver, can alternate aggressive with smooth driving at the right moment. Forster is an aggressive driver, as well, but can have his moments of smooth driving.
- Skacel Racing = Martjin Bresler (South Africa) and Akira Tanahashi (Japan) = Martjin was 31 years old, while Akira was 25. Martjin is very experienced and could not only lead the team but could help Akira, a very aggressive driver, who has a horrible habit of suffering accidents.
There would be 2 groups with 6 drivers each:
Group 1: Akira Tanahashi, Alex Florentino, Alex Palotta, Tomas Meilutis, Daniel Forster and Jonathan Ledecky
Group 2: Martjin Bresler, Alex Julià, Tuomas Sembrant, Michael Bootsma, Jodie Hill and Kyle Ledecky
The first round was on May 23rd, 2014 (Friday), at the Anj street circuit. Surprisingly, Akira Tanahashi and Tuomas Sembrant won the races. While Tanahashi had a tough race with Alex Florentino, who finished 2nd in the group 1 race, Tuomas Sembrant won with a 4 second gap over Martjin Bresler. Daniel Forster and Sembrant scored the fastest laps, but since Forster had a faster lap, he was the one who got the extra point.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Akira Tanahashi and Tuomas Sembrant 30 points, Alex Florentino and Martjin Bresler 18 points, Tomas Meilutis and Alex Julià 15 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : Skacel Racing 48 points, Team Hurricane 35 points and No Name Racing 34 points
Round two was on June 7th, 2014 (Saturday), at the Cam street circuit. Both race winners had tough races, with Akira Tanahashi defeating Jonathan Ledecky by 0.12 seconds in Race 1, and Jodie Hill defeating Alex Julià by 1.16 second, after a vicious battle during the whole race. Akira Tanahashi and Tuomas Sembrant were the drivers who scored the fastest lap, but Tanahashi had a faster lap, so he got the extra point.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Akira Tanahashi 60 points, Tuomas Sembrant and Jodie Hill 40 points, Alex Julià 33 points, Jonathan Ledecky 28 points and Tomas Meilutis 25 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : Skacel Racing 83 points, AMI Inc. / A-B Motorsports 58 points and No Name Racing 56 points
Round three was on June 28th, 2014 (Saturday), at the USA oval circuit. Race 1 was unbeliveable. During lap 1, there was a collision involving Akira Tanahashi and Tomas Meilutis, that directly affected both drivers, but they made a huge recovery during the race. The gap between the winner Jonathan Ledecky and fourth place driver Daniel Forster was 0.92 seconds. (1st J.Ledecky, 2nd Florentino +0.51, 3rd Palotta +0.83, 4th Forster +0.92). Race 2, however, was less troubled, with Michael Bootsma winning the race and the extra point for the fastest lap.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Akira Tanahashi 65 points, Jonathan Ledecky 58 points, Michael Bootsma and Alex Julià 51 points, Jodie Hill 50 points and Tuomas Sembrant 42 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : Skacel Racing 93 points, No Name Racing 92 points, Axion Motorsports and AMI, Inc. / A-B Motorsports 78 points
Round four was on July 13th, 2014 (Sunday), at the BkH oval circuit. Race 1 had an upset win by Alex Palotta, who was the 11th in the standings before this race. Race 2 had Kyle Ledecky finishing second and scoring the extra point for the fastest lap. But most important, Jodie Hill won the race and became the new drivers standings leader.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Jodie Hill 80 points, Akira Tanahashi 75 points, Michael Bootsma 61 points, Jonathan Ledecky 60 points, Tuomas Sembrant 57 points and Alex Florentino 56 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : AMI, Inc. / A-B Motorsports 126 points, Skacel Racing 121 points, Team Hurricane and No Name Racing 109 points
Round five was on July 18th, 2014 (Friday), at the JhqBy street circuit. Tomas Meilutis had no problems to win Race 1. Race 2, however, despite being not problematic for the winner as well, it was famous for having the 18-year old Alex Julià as the race winner. Tuomas Sembrant got the extra point for the fastest lap.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Jodie Hill and Akira Tanahashi 90 points, Alex Julià 83 points, Jonathan Ledecky 78 points, Michael Bootsma 76 points and Tomas Meilutis 62 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : AMI, Inc. / A-B Motorsports and No Name Racing 141 points, Axion Motorsports 138 points
Round six was on July 31st, 2014 (Thursday), at the Germany road circuit. Jonathan Ledecky and Michael Bootsma won Races 1 and 2, respectively, with no problem. Despite having a horrible championship, Martjin Bresler, at least, could have a reason to be happy, as he scored the extra point for the fastest lap.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Jonathan Ledecky 108 points, Michael Bootsma 106 points, Alex Julià 101 points, Jodie Hill and Akira Tanahashi 95 points, Alex Palotta 80 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : Axion Motorsports 183 points, Winged Eagle Racing 179 points and No Name Racing 161 points
Round seven was on August 8th, 2014 (Friday), at the IronB oval circuit. Tomas Meilutis easily won Race 1, while Jodie Hill won Race 2 after a lengthy battle with Tuomas Sembrant. Daniel Forster got the extra point for the fastest lap.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Jodie Hill 125 points, Michael Bootsma 121 points, Alex Julià 111 points, Jonathan Ledecky 110 points, Tomas Meilutis 107 points, Akira Tanahashi 100 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : Axion Motorsports 228 points, AMI Inc. / A-B Motorsports 202 points and Winged Eagle Racing 186 points.
Round eight was on August 17th, 2014 (Sunday), at the Kny road circuit. It was the day of the Ledecky brothers, since Jonathan won Race 1 with ease, and Kyle won Race 2 with a bit of challenge from Jodie Hill. Kyle also got the extra point for the fastest lap.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Jodie Hill 143 points, Jonathan Ledecky 140 points, Tomas Meilutis 125 points, Michael Bootsma 123 points, Alex Julià 116 points and Alex Palotta 108 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : Axion Motorsports 248 points, Winged Eagle Racing 247 points and AMI, Inc. / A-B Motorsports 225 points
Round nine was on August 21st, 2014 (Thursday), at the MsZ oval circuit. Both races were really tight, especially the first one, where Tomas Meilutis won after defeating Akira Tanahashi by 0.07 seconds, the shortest winning difference of the category, so far. Tuomas Sembrant won Race 2, with a 0.41 seconds gap over Jodie Hill. Michael Bootsma got the extra point for the fastest lap.
Drivers standings (Top 6) : Jodie Hill 161 points, Tomas Meilutis 155 points, Jonathan Ledecky 150 points, Michael Bootsma 139 points, Alex Julià 126 points and Alex Palotta 126 points
Teams standings (Top 3) : Axion Motorsports 294 points, Winged Eagle Racing 259 points and AMI, Inc. / A-B Motorsports 245 points
The last round happened on September 7th (Sunday), at the Met85 street circuit. Only Jodie Hill, Tomas Meilutis, Jonathan Ledecky and Michael Bootsma were fighting for the drivers title. Four teams (Axion, WER, AMI/A-B and Team Hurricane) had chances to win the teams title, although, Axion was the odds-on favourite due to having a 35 point advantage over the second place team. Race 1 proved to be amazing for Meilutis, since he won it, while Ledecky was fourth. Now Meilutis would have to wait for Race 2. If Hill won, he would have been the champion. But after a series of mistakes, Jodie Hill could only finish fourth. The race was won by Kyle Ledecky. Alex Florentino got the extra point for the fastest lap.
Final standings: Tomas Meilutis 185 points, Jodie Hill 171 points, Jonathan Ledecky 160 points, Michael Bootsma 154 points, Alex Julià 144 points, Kyle Ledecky 139 points, Akira Tanahashi 135 points, Alex Palotta and Tuomas Sembrant 125 points, Alex Florentino 109 points, Daniel Forster 89 points and Martjin Bresler 73 points.
Final teams standings: Axion Motorsports 339 points, Winged Eagle Racing 299 points, AMI, Inc. / A-B Motorsports 260 points, No Name Racing 253 points, Team Hurricane 250 points and Skacel Racing 208 points.
Thursday, January 01, 2015
EEWA Open Fight Night (12/31/2014) - Results
The Flying Uzbeks (Maxim Maliarev and Matthew Ossy) def. Silver Hunters (James Silver and Alexander Hunter) - 8:55
- Flying Uzbeks won via pinfall
- Ossy pinned Hunter with the Uzbek Mayhem
The Phantom def. Road Rage Britain - 9:42
- Phantom won via pinfall with the Phantom Piledriver
Shane Ryan def. Lewis Vassell - 13:45
- Shane won via pinfall with the OzBomb
Dylan Brazier def. Andriy Samarin - 9:58
- Dylan won via pinfall with the S. A. M.
Ryan Westberg def. Jaques Brazier - 12:45
- Westberg won via pinfall with the Killing Spree
- Flying Uzbeks won via pinfall
- Ossy pinned Hunter with the Uzbek Mayhem
The Phantom def. Road Rage Britain - 9:42
- Phantom won via pinfall with the Phantom Piledriver
Shane Ryan def. Lewis Vassell - 13:45
- Shane won via pinfall with the OzBomb
Dylan Brazier def. Andriy Samarin - 9:58
- Dylan won via pinfall with the S. A. M.
Ryan Westberg def. Jaques Brazier - 12:45
- Westberg won via pinfall with the Killing Spree
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