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1 Rules  





2 King of Kings 1999 Block A  



2.1  Results  







3 King of Kings 1999 Block B  



3.1  Results  







4 King of Kings 1999 Final  



4.1  Results  







5 Tournament Bracket  





6 See also  





7 References  














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King of Kings Tournament 1999
Information
PromotionFighting Network Rings
DateOctober 28, 1999 - February 26, 2000
CityTokyo and Osaka

The King of Kings Tournament 1999 was a series of three separate mixed martial arts events held by the Fighting Network Rings (RINGS). The tournament took place in both Tokyo and Osaka between October 28, 1999 and February 26, 2000. The tournament was the first of two King of Kings tournaments. The tournament matched up 32 of the best fighters from nine different countries.

Rules[edit]

The tournament had two qualifying events: King of Kings 1999 Block A and King of Kings 1999 Block B. The fighters who advance from the qualifying events would compete in the King of Kings 1999 Final. The fights would consist of two five-minute rounds and, as in all RINGS bouts, no striking was allowed to the head of a grounded opponent.[1]

King of Kings 1999 Block A[edit]

The first event of the tournament took place on October 28, 1999 at the Yoyogi National StadiuminTokyo, Japan.[2]

Results[edit]

King of Kings 1999 Block A Round of 16
Weight class Method Round Time Notes
Mikhail Ilyukhin def. Brad Kohler Submission (armbar) 1 2:16
Dan Henderson def. Hiromitsu Kanehara Decision (majority) 2 5:00
Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira def. Yuriy Kochkine Technical Submission (armbar) 1 0:40
Renato Sobral def. Lee Hasdell Decision (unanimous) 2 5:00
King of Kings 1999 Block A Round of 32
Brad Kohler def. Yoshihisa Yamamoto Submission (smother) 1 1:57
Mikhail Ilyukhin def. Justin McCully Technical Submission (achilles lock) 1 4:48
Dan Henderson def. Bakouri Gogitidze Submission (knee to the ribs) 1 2:17
Hiromitsu Kanehara def. Jeremy Horn Decision (majority) 2 5:00
Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira def. Valentijn Overeem Technical Submission (keylock) 1 1:51
Yuriy Kochkine def. Alistair Overeem Decision (majority) 2 5:00
Renato Sobral def. Zaza Tkeshelashvili Submission (kimura) 2 1:11
Lee Hasdell def. Achmed Labasanov TKO (kick) 2 3:33

King of Kings 1999 Block B[edit]

The second event of the tournament took place on December 22, 1999 at the Osaka Prefectural GymnasiuminOsaka, Japan.[3]

Results[edit]

King of Kings 1999 Block B Round of 16
Weight class Method Round Time Notes
Kiyoshi Tamura def. Borislav Jeliazkov Submission (rear-naked choke) 2 1:17
Gilbert Yvel def. Tsuyoshi Kosaka TKO (cut) 1 1:17
Renzo Gracie def. Maurice Smith Submission (armlock) 1 0:50
Andrei Kopylov def. Ricardo Fyeet Submission (achilles lock) 1 0:08
King of Kings 1999 Block B Round of 32
Kiyoshi Tamura def. Dave Menne Decision (unanimous) 2 5:00
Borislav Jeliazkov def. Tim Lajcik Submission (rear-naked choke) 1 2:23
Tsuyoshi Kosaka def. Chris Haseman Decision (split) 3 5:00 [a]
Gilbert Yvel def. Tariel Bitsadze Submission (armbar) 1 2:18
Renzo Gracie def. Wataru Sakata Submission (armbar) 1 1:25
Maurice Smith def. Branden Lee Hinkle Decision (majority) 2 5:00
Ricardo Fyeet def. Tyrone Roberts KO (kick) 2 0:09
Andrei Kopylov def. Leonardo Castello Branco Submission (kneebar) 1 0:16
  1. ^ Declared a draw after two rounds.

King of Kings 1999 Final[edit]

The third and final event of the tournament took place on February 26, 2000 at the Nippon BudokaninTokyo, Japan.[4]

Results[edit]

Rings King of Kings 1999 Final
Weight class Method Round Time Notes
Dan Henderson def. Renato Sobral Decision (majority) 2 5:00 [a]
Chris Haseman def. Brad Kohler Submission (kimura) 1 1:11 [b]
Renato Sobral def. Kiyoshi Tamura Decision (majority) 2 5:00 [c]
Dan Henderson def. Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira Decision (split) 3 5:00 [d]
Bobby Hoffman def. Zaza Tkeshelashvili KO (punch) 1 0:34 [e]
Kiyoshi Tamura def. Renzo Gracie Decision (unanimous) 2 5:00 [f]
Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira def. Andrei Kopylov Decision (majority) 2 5:00 [g]
Dan Henderson def. Gilbert Yvel Decision (unanimous) 2 5:00 [h]
Renato Sobral def. Mikhail Ilyukhin Submission (armbar) 3 0:40 [i]
  1. ^ Henderson wins the RINGS King of Kings 1999 Tournament.
  • ^ Alternate bout.
  • ^ Semifinals bout. Sobral outweighed Tamura by 45 pounds.[1]
  • ^ Semifinals bout. Declared a draw after two rounds.[1]
  • ^ Alternate bout.
  • ^ Quarterfinals bout.
  • ^ Quarterfinals bout.
  • ^ Quarterfinals bout.
  • ^ Quarterfinals bout. Declared a draw after two rounds.[1]
  • Tournament Bracket[edit]

    Round of 32
    October 28, 1999

    December 22, 1999

    Round of 16
    October 28, 1999

    December 22, 1999

    Quarterfinals
    February 26, 2000
    Semifinals
    February 26, 2000
    Finals
    February 26, 2000
                   
    United States Dan Henderson SUB
    Georgia (country) Bakouri Gogitidze 2:17
    United States Dan Henderson DEC
    Japan Hiromitsu Kanehara 10:00
    Japan Hiromitsu Kanehara DEC
    United States Jeremy Horn 10:00
    United States Dan Henderson DEC
    Netherlands Gilbert Yvel 10:00
    Netherlands Gilbert Yvel SUB
    Georgia (country) Tariel Bitsadze 2:18
    Netherlands Gilbert Yvel TKO
    Japan Tsuyoshi Kosaka 1:17
    Japan Tsuyoshi Kosaka DEC
    Australia Chris Haseman 15:00
    United States Dan Henderson DEC
    Brazil Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira 15:00
    Brazil Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira SUB
    Netherlands Valentijn Overeem 1:51
    Brazil Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira SUB
    Russia Yuriy Kochkine 0:40
    Russia Yuriy Kochkine DEC
    Netherlands Alistair Overeem 10:00
    Brazil Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira DEC
    Russia Andrei Kopylov 10:00
    Russia Andrei Kopylov SUB
    Brazil Leonardo Castello Branco 0:16
    Russia Andrei Kopylov SUB
    Netherlands Ricardo Fyeet 0:08
    Netherlands Ricardo Fyeet KO
    United States Tyrone Roberts 5:09
    United States Dan Henderson DEC
    Brazil Renato Sobral 10:00
    Brazil Renato Sobral SUB
    Georgia (country) Zaza Tkeshelashvili 6:11
    Brazil Renato Sobral DEC
    England Lee Hasdell 10:00
    England Lee Hasdell TKO
    Russia Achmed Labasanov 8:33
    Brazil Renato Sobral SUB
    Russia Mikhail Ilyukhin 10:40
    Russia Mikhail Ilyukhin SUB
    United States Justin McCully 4:48
    Russia Mikhail Ilyukhin SUB
    United States Brad Kohler 2:16
    United States Brad Kohler SUB
    Japan Yoshihisa Yamamoto 1:57
    Brazil Renato Sobral DEC
    Japan Kiyoshi Tamura 10:00
    Japan Kiyoshi Tamura DEC
    United States Dave Menne 10:00
    Japan Kiyoshi Tamura SUB
    Bulgaria Borislav Jeliazkov 6:17
    Bulgaria Borislav Jeliazkov SUB
    United States Tim Lajcik 2:23
    Japan Kiyoshi Tamura DEC
    Brazil Renzo Gracie 10:00
    Brazil Renzo Gracie SUB
    Japan Wataru Sakata 1:25
    Brazil Renzo Gracie SUB
    United States Maurice Smith 0:50
    United States Maurice Smith DEC
    United States Branden Lee Hinkle 10:00

    See also[edit]

    References[edit]

    1. ^ a b c d Stephen Quadros (July 2000). Henderson wins, Gracie loses in RINGS tourney. Black Belt. Retrieved April 3, 2013.
  • ^ "Rings - King of Kings 1999 Block A".
  • ^ "Rings - King of Kings 1999 Block B".
  • ^ "Rings - King of Kings 1999 Final".

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