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jaco
24th September 2006, 09:48 AM
Simon Rutz was just interviewed on Eurosport during the it's showtime event and confirmed some fighters that will be on the card: Lebanner, Sefo, Bonjasky, Karaev, Buakaw, Kraus, Drago and many more.

place: amsterdam arena
date:23 june
Ticket sales start in december
info: http://www.simonrutzpromotions.nl/nl/index.html

( o Y o )
24th September 2006, 10:00 AM
Sefo, Buakaw, Kraus? Surprising, but if it comes off anything like this it will be very cool.

Surprised to see neither Hoost or Aerts there.

Mago
24th September 2006, 12:39 PM
Yes, I also saw the interview, but I guess they are just plans, as the event is still VERY far. Bonjasky was there in the audience (It's Showtime 75 kg GP final).

il.puparo
24th September 2006, 12:51 PM
i think simon rutz want a le banner - sefo match...

( o Y o )
24th September 2006, 12:53 PM
I`d be shocked of FEG allowed that fight to happen outside of japan.

They are two of the biggest ticket movers here after all.

il.puparo
24th September 2006, 12:58 PM
from 97, feg don't put le banner - sefo on the superfight, and i think many fans want this match, is my assumption, would be awesome

( o Y o )
24th September 2006, 01:00 PM
I agree.....and both have got bigger and bigger followings since their last match. I think K-1 have hoped they'd meet in the GP

AKA
24th September 2006, 08:05 PM
like always....we didnt sign anything ;)
We did not even discuss!

But I know that JLB would like to fight again in Holland so..... we are gonna wait and see whats happens!

Mago
24th September 2006, 08:31 PM
Hahaha, this is so typical. It's confirmed then, the "plan" is to have all the mentioned fighters "and more", but the fighters themsleves don't even know their names were mentioned right now...

Shinbone
24th September 2006, 09:20 PM
like always....we didnt sign anything ;)
We did not even discuss!

But I know that JLB would like to fight again in Holland so..... we are gonna wait and see whats happens!

After all the rude people last year?

sparkles
24th September 2006, 09:32 PM
It's the dutch way of doing bussiness. Big mouth, lot of noise ... but in the end they get the job done. Luckily the dutch fighters (hoost, aerts, bonjaski ) are very keen on fighting in their home country and guys like JLB always accepts big challenges like a real fighter ought to. It's gonna be another great event for sure. I heard they wanted to expand the event with an even bigger audience.

Shinbone, I think JLB got treated well in Amsterdam by the organisation. He could enter as second man, got a nice entrance ovation, ... of course there was the decision and people insulting aka and team JLB, but maybe you have that everywhere ... except in japan.

Shinbone
24th September 2006, 09:41 PM
It's the dutch way of doing bussiness. Big mouth, lot of noise ... but in the end they get the job done. Luckily the dutch fighters (hoost, aerts, bonjaski ) are very keen on fighting in their home country and guys like JLB always accepts big challenges like a real fighter ought to. It's gonna be another great event for sure. I heard they wanted to expand the event with an even bigger audience.

Shinbone, I think JLB got treated well in Amsterdam by the organisation. He could enter as second man, got a nice entrance ovation, ... of course there was the decision and people insulting aka and team JLB, but maybe you have that everywhere ... except in japan.


They are planning to expand upto 40.000 people.
Yes, the organisation was good, but the way some people insulted AKA, his team and JLb was outrageous. This is not the way people should react to fighters, but that has everything to do with alcohol. A lot of people were drunk, so I hope they don't serve alcohol nect year, but I doubt the will.

K1power
24th September 2006, 11:34 PM
They are planning to expand upto 40.000 people.
Yes, the organisation was good, but the way some people insulted AKA, his team and JLb was outrageous. This is not the way people should react to fighters, but that has everything to do with alcohol. A lot of people were drunk, so I hope they don't serve alcohol nect year, but I doubt the will.
It's not just the alcohol really, people here are just too spoiled.

Shinbone
24th September 2006, 11:39 PM
It's not just the alcohol really, people here are just too spoiled.

That boo-ing in the audience is because people here are spoiled, but verbal assaulting against fighters and their mangers was caused by alcohol.

K1power
24th September 2006, 11:52 PM
That boo-ing in the audience is because people here are spoiled, but verbal assaulting against fighters and their mangers was caused by alcohol.
You're right. The actual name-calling came from drunk dumbasses.

Tommy_Arashikage
25th September 2006, 03:10 AM
Wow, this is looking pretty far ahead isn't it?