Fightworld Cup – FWC 11 – Preview and Fight Card

Fightworld Cup – FWC 11 – Preview and Fight Card

Published on April 11, 2012 by The Editor in Fightworld Cup, Superfight Australia

Fightworld Cup – FWC 11 – Fight Card and Preview

Details: 9th April – PCYC (Police Citizens Youth Club) Nerang, Queensland on Australia’s beautiful Gold Coast – Doors open at 3:30pm and fighting starts at 4:10pm and expected to go on until around 9:00pm.

This is a massive event from one of the pioneers of Australian MMA, Promotor Kerry Dunne who presents 17 exciting bouts.

FWC 11 Line Up

UNDERCARD

Bout 1:    

(66kg) Ashley Rosinaskew (TEAM ETERNAL) vs Mitch Jackson (IGNITE MMA)

both fighters have no record

Bout 2:     

(70kg) Jason Preece (TCMA) vs Aaron Vools (WCKFO)

Preece (0-2-2) started off with two losses and then had two draws so will his improvement continue against

Vools (0-3-0) you would have to hope so, Yools has yet to make it out of the first round and really which ever fighter losses this fight probably needs to step down a class.

Bout 3:    

(62kg) Shane Phillips (TEAM ETERNAL) vs Huynh Nguyen (FIGHTCROSS)

Phillips (0-1-0) 

Nguyen (0-1-0) 

Bout 4:    

(60kg) Daniel Castles (Core Strength) vs Akira Takayama (FMJJ)

both fighters have no record

Bout 5:    

(77kg) Ben West (RINGS LISMORE) vs Andrew Morris (PROGRESSIVE MARTIAL ARTS)

West (0-1-0) 

Morris (1-0-0) 

Bout 6:    

(66kg) Frank Mechler (FFC) vs Ross McDonnell Staff (REVOLUTION MMA)

Mechler (0-2-0) 

McDonnell Staff (0-1-0) 

Bout 7:    

(66kg) Matt Thompson (FMJJ) vs Davin Marsh (SAW)

Thompson (no record)

Marsh (1-1-0) 

Bout 8:    

(77kg) Brad Earnshaw (TCMA) vs Todd Sparreboom (IGNITE MMA)

Earnshaw (no record)

Sparrebook (2-1-0) 

Bout 9:    

(84kg) Kane Toby (BROTHERHOOD MMA) vs Lucas Rogers (SHINDO NEW BREED)

Toby (no record) 

Rogers (0-1-0)

MAIN CARD

 Bout 10:

(77kg) Daniel Gregory (FFC) vs Brentin Mumford (The SPARTANS)

Gregory (1-1-0) 

Mumford (1-1-0) 

Bout 11:  

(70kg) Sausday Chau (CHAU KAIZEN) vs NZ Nick Robbins (SHINDO NEW BREED)

Chau (no record)

Robbins (3-3-0) has lost twice to Chris Bridgewater and is maming his return to FWC after a winning appearance in Nitro MMA, he should prove a real test for the debutant.

Bout 12:

( 77kg) Tyler Manawaroa (IMA/FAIRTEX) vs Ben Stirton (SHINDO SC)

Manawaroa (4-0-0) Making his first appearance in FWC but a solid 4 and o, in other Aussie organisations promises good things, he has a solid ground game.

Stirton (2-0-0) Is also making his FWC debut, look for fireworks both his wins have ben second round TKOs due to punches.

Bout 13:  

(70kg) Mitch Warner (BROS MMA) vs Joel ‘The Ox’ Ormsby (SHINDO NEW BREED)

Warner (2-1-0)

Ormsby (4-2-0)

Bout 14:  

(62kg) Reece Mc Laren (KMMA) vs Pat Promrangka (IMPACT MMA)

McLaren (2-1-0) is a versatile fighter but so far he has failed to show finishing ability, his two wins coming via Decision.

Promrangka (3-2-0) his career started off with two straight losses but since then he has turned it around in quite spectacular fashion, his third fight lasted all of 11 seconds, ending by way of KO and he followed that up another first round KO and to show some versatility his last fight ended by way of second round submission. So, this looks like another very nice close bout.

Bout 15:  

(62kg) Matt George (RINGS TWB) vs Chris “Kewl Bonez”Morris (SHINDO SC)

George (4-3-0) has fought on a good selection of Australian MMA organisations cards and his record is not too shabby and he is going to give

Morris (3-1-0) the FWC veteren a tough battle.

Bout 16:

(70kg) “Ruthless” Robert Lisita (LION’S DEN) vs Chris “Kaos” Bridgewater (PHEONIX ELITE)

Lisita (7-4-0) is coming off of two losses at the CFC both via decision

Bridgewater (5-10-0) on the other hand is on a two fight winning streak, however I think it’s fair to say that his previous record shows there are a lot of gaps in his game, so this should see these two in a real exciting battle.

Bout 17:  

(77kg) James “Volcano” Vainikolo (ELITE FIGHT GYM) vs “Diamond” Dan Pauling (SHINDO)

Vainikolo (4-3-0) on a two fight winning streak both via TKO punches he will pose a real powerful threat to the title holder…

Pauling (7-0-0)  is defending his Welterweight title for the third time, he is a real submission specialist but does have one TKO on his card so you can be sure he is the real deal, a well-rounded young fighter who is not giving up his title without a war!

This is going to be an amazing evenings action from one of the true pioneers of Australian MMA, a man who wants to make sure your evening out is an enjoyable event.