Sengoku 11 Results: Omigawa Upsets Hioki, Khalidov Stops Santiago
Posted by Kris Karkoski on Nov 7, 2009 at 9:47 am ET8 Comments
Michihiro Omigawa upset Hatsu Hioki on Saturday at Sengoku 11 in Tokyo, Japan, receiving a controversial split decision win in the evening’s main event.
Also on the card, Mamed Khalidov extended his unbeaten streak to 18-straight by making quick work of Jorge Santiago, while notables Jorge Masvidal, Akihiro Gono, and Dave Herman also picked up wins.
The official Sengoku 11 results were:
- Michihiro Omigawa def. Hatsu Hioki via split decision
- Mamed Khalidov def. Jorge Santiago via TKO (strikes) — Round 1
- Jorge Masvidal def. Satoru Kitaoka via knockout (punches) — Round 2
- Tomoaki Ueyama def. Hirokazu “Bull” Konno via technical submission (rear naked choke) — Round 1
- Kazunori Yokota def. Eiji Mitsuaoka via unanimous decision
- Stanislov Nedkov def. Kevin Randleman via split decision
- Akihiro Gono def. Yoon Young Kim via unanimous decision
- Marlon Sandro def. Yuji Hoshino via knockout (punches) – Round 1
- Dave Herman def. Jim York via knockout (kicks) – Round 1
- Ronnie Mann def. Shigeki Osawa via unanimous decision
- Ryota Uozomi def. Yuichiro Yajima via submission (armbar) – Round 1
Tags: Akihiro Gono, Dave Herman, Eiji Mitsuoka, Hatsu Hioki, Hirokazu “Bull” Konno, Jim York, Jorge Masvidal, Jorge Santiago, Kazunori Yokota, Kevin Randleman, Mamed Khalidov, Marlon Sandro, Michihiro Omigawa, Ronnie Mann, Ryota Uozomi, Satoru Kitaoka, Shigeki Osawa, Stanislav Nedkov, Tomoaki Ueyama, Yoon Young Kim, Yuichiro Yajima, Yuji Hoshino
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wow i saw on shoxc bill awhile ago that jason guida was fighting some no name, mhamed khaladov, but then i sherdog’ed him and saw that he was going to destroy jason then when i saw this bill i thought the guy would have a chance against santiago and take a look…
That herman finish was nuts
Haven’t seen the fights yet, but I’m surprised that Hioki lost.
likewise! and to a lesser extent the Khalidov win as well. Even though it wasn’t for the title it shakes my rankings up for sure.
I knew Khalidov was dangerous, but figured Santiago was the champ for a reason, still haven’t caught these fights yet, that’s on the to-do list for tomorrow.
omigawa is an upset machine
Hioki lost in judges decision only…..Omigawa addressed the crowd after the fight and said that he didn’t agree with the decision. Everyone except for the judges knew who won that fight!
I also thought the Randleman decision was wrong (to a little lesser extent than the Hioki screw job)….close fight but I though Kevin won that.