DREAM recently announced additions and changes to the fight card for its October 25 DREAM 12 event, including Kazushi Sakuraba replacing Melvin Manhoef against Zelg Galesic and welterweight champ Marius Zaromskis’ return to action in a non-title bout against Myeon Ho Bae. Paulo Filho is off the card after failing to arrive in Japan for his fight with Dong Sik Yoon due to visa issues, and will be replaced by Tarec Saffedine. Check out the latest DREAM 12 lineup in the MMAFrenzy.com MMA rumors section.

Pictured: Marius Zaromskis

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

Featherweight Grand Prix Second Round

• Hatsu Hioki def. Ronnie Mann via submission (triangle choke) – Round 1, 3:09
• Michihiro Omigawa def. Nam Phan via TKO (strikes) — Round 1, 4:52
• Masanori Kanehara def. Chan Sung Jung via unanimous decision (30-29, 30-29, 29-28)
• Marlon Sandro def. Nick Denis via knockout (strikes) — Round 1, 0:19

Non-tournament Bouts

• Kazunori Yokota def. Leonardo Santos via split decision (30-28, 30-29, 29-28)
• Alexandre “Xande” Ribeiro def. Keiichiro Yamamiya via KO (punches) — Round 3, 2:20
• Makoto Takimoto def. Michael Costa via submission (heel hook) — Round 1, 3:31
• Stanislav Nedkov def. Travis Wiuff via TKO (strikes) — Round 3, 0:42
• Akihiko Mori def. Maximo Blanco via DQ (illegal kick) — Round 1, 4:20
• Shigeki Osawa def. Kota Ishibashi via unanimous decision (20-18, 20-19, 20-19)
• Hirotoshi Saite def. Yoshitaka Abe via submission (arm bar) – Round 1, 2:52

Sengoku 4 features a main event lightweight bout between former PRIDE champion Takanori Gomi and Bang Seung Hwan. The opening round of the promotion’s 2008 lightweight grand prix is also slated for the event.

The complete fight card features:

• Takanori Gomi vs. Bang Seung Hwan
• Makoto Takimoto vs. Frank Trigg
• Satoru Kitaoka vs. Clay French
  Lightweight GP Series 2008 1st Round
• Eiji Mitsuoka vs. Rodrigo Damm
  Lightweight GP Series 2008 1st Round
• Kazunori Yokota vs. Bojan Kosednar
  Lightweight GP Series 2008 1st Round
• Mizuto Hirota vs. Ryan Schultz
  Lightweight GP Series 2008 1st Round
• Pawel Nastula vs. Yang Dong Yi
• Peter Graham vs. Moise Rimbon
• Kazuo Takahashi vs. Valentijn Overeem

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World Victory Road also announced on Tuesday that Xande Ribeiro, Roger Gracie, and Jorge Masvidal will be in action in separate bouts at Sengoku 5 and also announced the addition of Yuki Sasaki to the promotion’s middleweight tournament field.

Sengoku 5 now includes:

• Xande Ribeiro vs. TBD
• Roger Gracie vs. TBD
• Jorge Masvidal vs. TBD
• Lightweight GP Series 2008 1st Round participants:
  • Yuki Sasaki
  • Kazuhiro Nakamura
  • Evangelista “Cyborg” Santos
  • Siyar Bahadurzada
  • Jorge Santiago

Kazuhiro Nakamura, Evangelista Cyborg, Siyar Bahadurzada, and Jorge Santiago are all set to participate in the opening round of the middleweight tournament.

The promotion also announced that Kazuo Takahashi will face Valentijn Overeem at Sengoku 4 on August 24th at the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan.

SENGOKU 4

• Takanori Gomi vs Bang Seung Hwan
• Makoto Takimoto vs Frank Trigg
• Pawel Nastula vs Yang Dong Yi
• Peter Graham vs Moise Rimbon
• Kazuo Takahashi vs. Valentijn Overeem
• Satoru Kitaoka vs. Clay French
  Lightweight GP Series 2008 1st Round
• Eiji Mitsuoka vs. Rodrigo Damm
  Lightweight GP Series 2008 1st Round
• Kazunori Yokota vs. Bojan Kosednar
  Lightweight GP Series 2008 1st Round
• Mizuto Hirota vs. Ryan Schultz
  Lightweight GP Series 2008 1st Round

SENGOKU 5

• Kazuhiro Nakamura vs. TBD
  Middleweight GP Series 2008 1st Round
• Evangelista “Cyborg” Santos vs. TBD
  Middleweight GP Series 2008 1st Round
• Siyar Bahadurzada vs. TBD
  Middleweight GP Series 2008 1st Round
• Jorge Santiago vs. TBD
  Middleweight GP Series 2008 1st Round

Here is an updated fight card for Sengoku 4:

• Pawel Nastula vs Yang Dong Yi
• Takanori Gomi vs Bang Seung Hwan
• Makoto Takimoto vs Frank Trigg
• Peter Graham vs Moise Rimbon
• Satoru Kitaoka vs. Clay French
  Lightweight GP Series 2008 1st Round
• Eiji Mitsuoka vs. Rodrigo Damm
  Lightweight GP Series 2008 1st Round
• Kazunori Yokota vs. Bojan Kosednar
  Lightweight GP Series 2008 1st Round
• Mizuto Hirota vs. Ryan Schultz
  Lightweight GP Series 2008 1st Round

Trigg signed a three-fight, non-exclusive contract with the promotion last week.

After compiling a 10-1 record in various promotions between 1997 and 2002, Trigg came to the UFC in 2003, losing his debut bout against welterweight champion Matt Hughes. Following back-to-back UFC wins over Dennis Hallman and Renato Verissimo, Trigg was defeated in back-to-back bouts by Matt Hughes and Georges St. Pierre.

The losses sent Trigg out of the UFC and into Rumble on the Rock, where he defeated Ronald Jhun and lost to Carlos Condit. He next went to Icon Sport in late-2006 where he defeated Jason “Mayhem” Miller to capture the promotion’s middleweight title. At PRIDE 33 in early-2007 Trigg defeated Misaki via unanimous decision. In March 2007 Trigg dropped the Icon Sport middleweight title to Robbie Lawler but bounced back in December at an HDNet Fights event with a first-round submission victory over Edwin Dewees.

Takimoto, a PRIDE veteran, won a gold medal in judo at the 2000 Olympics. After going 3-3 in PRIDE between 2004 and 2007, Takimoto scored a major split decision upset of Murilo Bustamante at Yarennoka New Years Eve 2007. He was unable to follow up the win, however, losing to Evangelista Santos at Sengoku 1 in March. Takimoto has won two of his last three bouts.

Sengoku 4 takes place on August 24th at the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan