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

The official weigh-in results for the HDNet-televised event, which is headlined by Hatsu Hioki vs. Michihiro Omigawa, were:

• Hatsu Hioki (143.1) vs. Michihiro Omigawa (143.1)
• Jorge Santiago (183) vs. Mamed Khalidov (181.7)
• Satoru Kitaoka (154.3) vs. Jorge Masvidal (154.3)
• Kazunori Yokota (153.7) vs. Eiji Mitsuoka (154.3)
• Kevin Randleman (203) vs. Stanislav Nedkov (203.9)
• Akihiro Gono (167.6) vs. Yoon Young Kim (167.1)
• Marlon Sandro (143.3) vs. Yuji Hoshino (143.3)
• Dave Herman (239.6) vs. Jim York (256.4)
• Shigeki Osawa (142.9 vs. Ronnie Mann (142.4)
• Yuichiro Yajima (125.2) vs. Ryota Uozomi (124.8)
• Hirokazu “Bull” Konno (142.9) vs. Tomoaki Ueyama (142.6)

Stop back tomorrow morning for results from Sengoku 11 and stay tuned to MMAFrenzy.com for the latest Sengoku news.

Pictured: Michihiro Omigawa

• Vale Tudo Japan, which is set to take place on October 30th, in Tokyo, is still taking shape. An opponent for lightweight fighter Takanori Gomi, was recently announced. Gomi will be taking on King of the Cage lightweight champion Tony Hervey, in his alleged final fight in Japan. Other expect bouts for the event are “Lion” Takeshi Inoue vs. Alexandre Franca Nogueira, Willamy Chiquerim vs. Kenichiro Togashi, Mamoru Yamaguchi vs. Jesse Taitano, Tenkei Fujimiya vs. Tito Jones. Also expected to participate are Rumina Sato and Yoichiro Sato, but their opponents are yet to be determined.
• Sengoku middleweight champion Jorge Santiago will take on recent promotional acquisition, Polish light heavyweight star Mamed Khalidov in a non title fight at Sengoku 11 on November 7. Also recently added to the card were a heavyweight bout between “Big” Jim York and Dave “Pee-Wee” Herman, a lightweight number one contender match up pitting Eiji Mitsuoka against Kazunori Yokota, and a featherweight contest of Shigeki Osawa vs. Ronnie Ushiwaka Mann.
• Top female fighter Miku Matsumoto extended her winning streak to twelve straight at Deep 44th Impact on October 10, defeating “Windy” Tomomi Sunaba via unanimous decision.
• Dream 12, on October 25, has gained two more middleweight bouts as slugger Melvin Manhoef will take on Zelg Galesic, and ground ace and former WEC champion Paulo Filho will face Korean judoka Dong Sik Yoon inside the White Cage. (Dream 12 Poster included below.)

Teaser video for “Dynamite 2009!!” event, which we reported Wednesday.

Antonio Silva won his sixth-straight in the Sengoku 10 co-main event, submitting Jim York in the opening round to pick up his second-straight win outside the US since testing positive for steroids after winning the EliteXC heavyweight title last summer.

In other notable action, former IFL champ Ryan Schultz dropped his third-straight with a first-round knockout at the hands of Kazunori Yokota, Dan Hornbuckle stopped veteran Nick Thompson with strikes in the second-round, and Joe Doerksen won his fourth-straight with a second-round TKO of Takenori Sato.

The complete results for Sengoku 10 were:

• Antz Nansen def. Hiroshi Izumi via TKO (strikes) — Round 1, 2:56
• Antonio Silva def. Jim York via submission (arm-triangle choke) — Round 1, 3:51
• Makoto Takimoto def. Jae Sun Lee via unanimous decision
• Kazunori Yokota def. Ryan Schultz via KO (punch) — Round 1, 2:31
• Fabio Silva def. Ryo Kawamura via TKO (strikes) — Round 1, 2:28
• Dan Hornbuckle def. Nick Thompson via TKO (strikes)- – Round 2, 1:30
• Joe Doerksen def. Takenori Sato via TKO (strikes) — Round 2, 4:27
• Maximo Blanco def. Tetsuya Yamada via TKO (strikes) — Round 2, 1:12
• Ikuo Usuda def. Woo Hyon Baek via TKO (strikes) — Round 1, 4:59
• Shigeki Osawa def. Ki Hyun Kim via unanimous decision
• Jae Hyun So def. Ryosuke Komori via unanimous decision

The event takes place at the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan and will be broadcast live in North America on HDNet.

Hiroshi Izumi (205) and Antz Nansen (204.1), both MMA newcomers with backgrounds in judo and kickboxing respectively, successfully made weight for their light heavyweight main event. Co-headliner Antonio Silva, the former EliteXC heavyweight champ whose foughts outside the US since testing positive for steroids last July, weighed in at 270-pounds for his matchup against Jim York, who tipped the scale at 253.1 pounds.

The official weigh-in results for Sengoku 10 were:

• Hiroshi Izumi (93 kg/205 lb) vs. Antz Nansen (92.6 kg/204.1 lb)
• Antonio Silva (121.1 kg/270 lb) vs. Jim York (114.8 kg/253.1 lb)
• Jae Sun Lee (76 kg/167.6 lb) vs. Makoto Takimoto (75.3 kg/166 lb)
• Ryan Schultz (69.5 kg/153.2 lb) vs. Kazunori Yokota (69.8 kg/153.9 lb)
• Ryo Kawamura (92.4 kg/203.7 lb) vs. Fabio Silva (91.6 kg/201.9 lb)
• Dan Hornbuckle (74.9 kg/165.1 lb) vs. Nick Thompson (75.9 kg/167.3 lb)
• Joe Doerksen (82.7 kg/182.3 lb) vs. Takenori Sato (83kg/183 lb)
• Maximo Blanco (70 kg/154.3 lb) vs. Tetsuya Yamada (82.7 kg/182.3 lb)
• Baek Woo Hyun (69.8 kg/153.9 lb) vs. Ikuo Usuda (69.8 kg/153.9 lb)
• Shigeki Osawa (64.9 kg/143.1 lb) vs. Kim Ki Hyun (64.8 kg/142.9 lb)
• So Jee Hyun (60kg/132.3 lb) vs. Ryosuke Komori (59.9 kg/132.1 lb)

• Joining Kimbo Slice and the previously rumored fighters on The Ultimate Fighter 10: Heavyweights, according to a rumored list of cast members that has circulated in recent days, will be Jim York, Justin Wren, Mike Wessel, Scott Junk, Zak Jensen, Darrill Schoonover, Jon Madsen, Tom Blackledge, and Abe Wagner.
• Andrei Arlovski has received a 60-day medical suspension following his first-round knockout loss to Brett Rogers at Strikeforce: Lawler vs. Shields on June 6, which has forced his boxing debut, which was to take place on June 27, to be postponed. Rafael Calvacante, who suffered a second-round TKO loss to Mike Kyle on the event’s preliminary card, was also suspended for 60 days.
• The first UFC Gym, whose features will include an “Arm Bar” with snacks and drinks, is set to open in Concord, California.
• After making critical remarks about Miletich Fighting Systems following his UFC 98 wins, Drew McFedries has been kicked out of the gym.
• Urijah Faber has been medically suspended until December 4th after suffering a broken right hand in his WEC 41 loss to Mike Brown on June 7.
• Lightweight contenders Ricardo Lamas and Danny Castillo will meet at WEC 42 in August.
• Randy Couture will train and corner Gina Carano for her Strikeforce 145-pound title bout against Cris Cyborg on August 15 in San Jose. Tickets for the event went on sale today and start at just $30.
• During a Q&A session before the UFC 99 weigh-ins, UFC President Dana White said he’s interested in signing Josh Barnett if he beats Fedor Emelianenko at Affliction: Trilogy in August.
• At the post-UFC 99 press conference on Saturday, Wanderlei Silva called for a rematch with Rich Franklin after suffering a close unanimous decision loss in the UFC 99 headliner. Dana White, meanwhile, wants Franklin to move back up to light heavyweight for a run at the 205-pound title.
• The UFC will host an event in the UK in October and the promotion is planning to hold 2 events in Canada in 2010, Dana White announced during the UFC 99 Q&A.
• At the post-UFC 99 press conference, welterweight contender Mike Swick said he’d “love to fight Matt Hughes”.
• A UFC 100 viewing party will be held at New York City’s Radio City Music Hall on July 11 with Frankie Edgar and Matt Hamill scheduled as special guests.
• Weigh-ins for The Ultimate Fighter 9 Finale will take place this Friday at 4pm PT (7pm ET) at the Pearl at The Palms in Las Vegas.
• Heavyweights Todd Duffee and Mike Russow are likely to fight at UFC 102 on August 29 in Portland, Oregon.
• Despite a planned appeal from Mostapha Al-Turk over his TKO loss to Mirko Cro Cop at UFC 99 on Saturday that was setup by an accidental eye poke, UFC Vice President of Regulatory Affairs Marc Ratner announced on Monday that an appeal was not possible as it was a judgment call made by referee Dan Mirgliotta.
• Weigh-ins for Friday’s Showtime-televised Strikeforce Challengers event at the ShoWare Center in Kent, Washington will take place on Thursday at the venue’s Club Lounge and are free and open to the public.

[Pictured: Josh Barnett and Fedor Emelianenko]

Muhammed “King Mo” Lawal tipped the scales at 203.5 pounds for his headlining bout against Ryo Kawamura, who weighed in at the light heavyweight limit of 205 pounds. The event also features the start of the promotion’s featherweight tournament.

The official weigh-in results were:

• Muhammed “King Mo” Lawal (203.5) vs. Ryo Kawamura (205)*
• Hatsu Hioki (143.3) vs. Chris Manuel (141.5)
• Hideki Kadowaki (143.1) vs. Nam Phan (142.9)
• James Thompson (271.8) vs. Jim York (264.6)*
• Michihiro Omigawa (142.9) vs. L.C. Davis (142.6)
• Marlon Sandro (143.3) vs. Matt Jaggers (143.3)
• Masanori Kanehara (143.1) vs. Jong Man Kim (142.9)
• Shintaro Ishiwatari (143.3) vs. Chan Sung Jung (143.1)
• Tetsuya Yamada (143.3) vs. Ronnie Mann (142.6)
• Seiya Kawahara (143.3) vs. Nick Denis (142.9)

* Non-tournament bouts