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Alexander Karelin HL
Marvel Vs Capcom 3 promo
The Fast and the Furious-Thunderbolt Drift
 
J Dilla - Won't Do
 
Shinya Aoki vs Jutaro Nakao
15. Charge Of The Batmobile
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Name:
Mark
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In an attempt to gain attention for the embattled Kingdom Pro Wrestling league, Hiromitsu Kanehara and Yoji Anjoh signed on to compete in the Ultimate Fighting Championship's Ultimate Japan tournament. As fate would have it, Kanehara was injured in his training for the tournament, and Sakuraba wound up as his late hour substitute. The tournament was intended for heavyweights, and Sakuraba, at 183 pounds, was nearly twenty pounds beneath the UFC's 200 pound designation for the weight class. Reporting himself as 203 pounds in order to gain entry, Sakuraba was paired off against the 243 pound Brazilian Jiu Jitsu blackbelt and former Extreme Fighting champion, Marcus Silveira.

Following a barrage of blows by Silveira, Sakuraba dropped for a low-single, only for the fight to be prematurely ended on a KO. Referee John McCarthy had mistakenly thought Sakuraba to have been knocked down. A loud protest followed from the crowd and an angry Sakuraba attempted unsuccessfully to take the microphone and address the Japanese audience. However, after reviewing tape, McCarthy changed his decision to a no-contest. Tank Abbott, who had earlier defeated Yoji Anjoh, dropped from the tournament due to an injured hand, leaving Sakuraba and Silveira to face off once more that night in what would be the championship bout of the tourney. This time, Sakuraba claimed the victory, submitting Silveira with an armbar. Afterwards, Sakuraba famously stated, "In fact, professional wrestling is strong". With the victory Sakuraba remains one of the last UFC tournament champions to date.

With Nobuhiko Takada having left Kingdom to challenge Rickson Gracie in a KRS promoted event called PRIDE, the still struggling promotion capitalized on Sakuraba's newly found popularity establishing him as Kingdom's top talent. He embarked on a winning streak against several foreign mixed martial arts competitors including Paul Herrera, Rene Rooze, Mark Hall and Orlando Weit. However, Kingdom continued to flounder and finally folded in March of 1998.
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Channel Comments
mgeldis84 (5 months ago)
sorry youtube blocked my vid , so i changed the end song and re-uploaded it.
CassOnCall (6 months ago)
Nevermind - freaked out over nothing. GREAT vid!
CassOnCall (6 months ago)
Dude, I cannot believe you took the Karelin video off! If you still have it any any format, I'd love a copy. I listen to it EVERY time before I go to the gym.
mgeldis84 (10 months ago)
it was off the dragon ball gt final bout soundtrack heres a link to the song http://www.youtube.com/watch?v­=dr_8jWjUv4U&feature=related
MotivationalGuru67 (10 months ago)
he what is the name of the soundtrack for the Alexander Karelin video. (song in the beginning)
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