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Japan's Finest: The Pride FC Review: Pride 6
(11.17.2008)
So, Pride have introduced the judge’s decision and a lot of people hoped that this would cut down on the amount of fights going the distance. Has it worked? Well looking at Pride 6, the short answer is no… |
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Japan's Finest: The Pride FC Review - Pride 5
(11.10.2008)
Pride has so far failed to hit the right buttons in terms of a good all-round event, but this could be about to change with its fifth show. UFC veterans Mark Coleman and Vitor Belfort make their Pride debuts, on a card also featuring Kazushi Sakuraba and Igor Vovchanchyn. |
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Japan's Finest: The Pride FC Review - Pride 4
(11.03.2008)
After a solid if inconsistent last outing at Pride 3, we look to improve even further now with a stacked card of eight fights and a rematch of its biggest main event to date. |
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Japan's Finest: The Pride FC Review: 10/27/2008: Pride 3
(10.27.2008)
A steadily improving Pride FC puts on its third show, including what it is considered by many to be one of the finest grappling bouts in MMA history as well as a Nobuhiko Takada “fight”… |
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Japan's Finest: The Pride FC Review: Pride 2
(10.20.2008)
Following on from a somewhat lacklustre first event, the Pride Fighting Championships is back with its second show, featuring the Pride debut of arguably Japans greatest ever fighter as well as UFC veteran Mark Kerr in a crazy main event. |
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Japan's Finest: The Pride FC Review: Pride 1
(10.13.2008)
Japanese promotion Pride FC might not have lasted long enough to see the MMA boom for a multitude of reasons, but still is a key part of the sports history that should not be forgotten by the old fans, or overlooked by the new. So let’s have a look back at the shows, beginning with Pride 1. |
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