1) Chalid Arrab vs. Stanislav Nuschik: 2/15/2002 is the date on this. Nuschik's last fight.
FIGHT: Arrab TKO 1. (0)
Nuschik: Takes down Arrab, mounts him, and lands a lot of shots. Honestly, should have had this fight in the bag. And then, he gases and its a wrap.
Arrab: Withstands some punishment, powers out of mount, and just plasters Nuschik's face with punches until the fight is over.
2) Roman Zenstov vs. Bob Schrijber: Oh my god. Oh my fucking god. 10/10/2003.
FIGHT: Zentsov Submission Rnd 1. As good as you'd hope for how long it lasts. Both dudes wing shots, Zentsov lands some nasty inside uppercuts around Schrijber's sidearm punching, and Schrijber is out. Yet, the ref waits to see Zentsov mount a prone Schrijber, belly first on the mat, and puts a choke on him sorta and gets a sad, sad tap. Not as good as either Midoux/Zentsov fight, but great stuff nonetheless. (1)
3) Patrick de Witte vs. Alexander Garkushenko: Who? De Witte is from Holland. 2/15/2002.
FIGHT: Garkushenko Submission Rnd 1. de Witte throws a one two at the start, Garkushenko doesn't like being hit, and to the mat it goes. From there he's dominant. There's a ridiculous standup that is the only thing notable about this fight as Garkushenko is on top in mount. (0)
4) Brad Lynde vs. Alexi Veselovzorov: Another "who?" fight. 12/5/2003.
FIGHT: Veselovzorov Submission Rnd 1. (0)
Lynde: Very awkward standing and is cut by a high kick thrown with not much intensity. Shoots for a takedown and ends up getting choked out.
Veselovzorov: Another Russian fighter who is okay at different stuff but not great at any of it. Wins with a guillotine as Lynde leaves his neck out there for one.
5) Curtis Stout vs. Andrei Semenov: Two gatekeepers at different levels. 11/15/02.
FIGHT: Semenov Submission Rnd 1. Stout shoots and tries to slam Semenov out of the fight. Instead he ends up the ground, mounted, and then choked out. (1)
6) Ruben Vazquez vs. Arman Gamburyan: Who? Light heavyweights. 4/6/03.
FIGHT: Gamburyan Submission Rnd 1. The Armenian sounding named guy just slams and dominates Vazquez all 8 minutes before tapping him with a kimura. Blah fight. Blah dudes. Gamburyan took a long time to set up anything. (0)
7) Amar Suolev vs. Vagam Bodjukyan: Holy christ, this is old. One night tourney on 11/11/2000.
FIGHT: Suolev TKO 1. Lands some solid strikes, then defends a shot of Bodjukyan and smashes him. Nonevent. (1)
OVERALL FOR THE SHOW: 5 out of 10. More carnage plus interesting carnage.
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