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06-20-2009, 07:34 PM
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Location: New York
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1 and 1 now...good win for Nick. Glad I picked him. Lester is game though.
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06-20-2009, 07:40 PM
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Brown Belt
Join Date: Oct 2008
Location: Ottawa Ontario
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damn taking forever for the next fight
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06-20-2009, 07:44 PM
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Blue Belt
Join Date: Oct 2007
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Nick will be a good up and comer imo. Dude seems to have a lot of heart.
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06-20-2009, 07:44 PM
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Green Belt
Join Date: Nov 2008
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MIKE CIESNOLEVICZ VS. TOMASZ DRWAL
Round 1 - Little action early until the fighters clinch and hit the fence 45 seconds into the round. Drwal gets underhooks and puts Ciesnolevicz on his back. Drwal frees a leg and works from half guard as he presses his opponent into the cage. Ciesnolevicz scrambles and gets back to his feet, and Drwal can do little to stop him. Back to the center of the cage, Ciesnolevicz fires off a nice body kick. Drwal clinches, gets underhooks and again puts Ciesnolevicz on his back. He quickly follows with a flurry of punches before Ciesnolevicz muscles his way back to his feet. Drwal, though, puts him right back down.
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06-20-2009, 07:48 PM
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MIKE CIESNOLEVICZ VS. TOMASZ DRWAL
Round 1 - Little action early until the fighters clinch and hit the fence 45 seconds into the round. Drwal gets underhooks and puts Ciesnolevicz on his back. Drwal frees a leg and works from half guard as he presses his opponent into the cage. Ciesnolevicz scrambles and gets back to his feet, and Drwal can do little to stop him. Back to the center of the cage, Ciesnolevicz fires off a nice body kick. Drwal clinches, gets underhooks and again puts Ciesnolevicz on his back. He quickly follows with a flurry of punches before Ciesnolevicz muscles his way back to his feet. Drwal, though, puts him right back down. Drwal lands a couple big blows as Ciesnolevicz gets back to his feet with a big right landing with a thud. Drwal backs off and looks a bit winded. After another clinch, Drwal unloads a flurry of big blows as Ciesnolevicz covers up against the cage. He keeps ticking, though, and Drwal is forced to clinch again before Ciesnolevicz breaks free for to restart in the center of the cage. Drawl lands a leg kick. Ciesnolevicz lands a swift left jab, but Drwal fires off another flurry and then drops Ciesnolevicz with a knee to the grill. Ciesnolevicz slowly falls to his back, appearing in slow motion. Drwal follows with a barrage of punches to force the stoppage just before the round expires.
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06-20-2009, 07:49 PM
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Brown Belt
Join Date: Oct 2008
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MIKE CIESNOLEVICZ VS. TOMASZ DRWAL
Round 1 - Little action early until the fighters clinch and hit the fence 45 seconds into the round. Drwal gets underhooks and puts Ciesnolevicz on his back. Drwal frees a leg and works from half guard as he presses his opponent into the cage. Ciesnolevicz scrambles and gets back to his feet, and Drwal can do little to stop him. Back to the center of the cage, Ciesnolevicz fires off a nice body kick. Drwal clinches, gets underhooks and again puts Ciesnolevicz on his back. He quickly follows with a flurry of punches before Ciesnolevicz muscles his way back to his feet. Drwal, though, puts him right back down. Drwal lands a couple big blows as Ciesnolevicz gets back to his feet with a big right landing with a thud. Drwal backs off and looks a bit winded. After another clinch, Drwal unloads a flurry of big blows as Ciesnolevicz covers up against the cage. He keeps ticking, though, and Drwal is forced to clinch again before Ciesnolevicz breaks free for to restart in the center of the cage. Drawl lands a leg kick. Ciesnolevicz lands a swift left jab, but Drwal fires off another flurry and then drops Ciesnolevicz with a knee to the grill. Ciesnolevicz slowly falls to his back, appearing in slow motion. Drwal follows with a barrage of punches to force the stoppage just before the round expires. Tomasz Drwal def. Mike Ciesnolevicz via TKO (strikes), Round 1 - 4:48.
2-1 and another first round stoppage
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06-20-2009, 07:51 PM
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Green Belt
Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Calgary, AB
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another MFS fighter loses picked that one wrong. Drywall wins 2 in a row now, maybe he should fight Krystoff next for another battle of hard to spell names.
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06-20-2009, 07:52 PM
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Brown Belt
Join Date: Nov 2006
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Good job by Drwal, Ciesnolevicz could have played a bit of a spoiler for him. Damn Ciesnolevicz has a pain in the ass name to type.
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06-20-2009, 07:54 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2009
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Quote:
Originally Posted by DarkfireBoy
another MFS fighter loses picked that one wrong. Drywall wins 2 in a row now, maybe he should fight Krystoff next for another battle of hard to spell names.
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How is it difficult? Tomasz = Tomash. Drwal = Drval. It's a bit more difficult with Krzysztof :-p
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06-20-2009, 07:58 PM
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Green Belt
Join Date: Apr 2009
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Is anyone watching the prelims on a stream?
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