Road FC: Korea 1 Results & Discussion

Date: January 18, 2014 at 04:00 AM ET
Location: Seoul, South Korea

Results:

Riki Fukuda defeats Hee Seung Kim via KO/TKO, Punches
A Sol Kwon defeats Mostafa Abdollahi via Submission, Rear-Naked Choke
Yun Jun Lee defeats Won Gi Kim via KO/TKO, Knee to the Body
Doo Jae Jung defeats Yong Jae Lee via KO/TKO, Punches
Sang Il Ahn defeats Uh Jin Jeon via KO/TKO, Knees and Elbows
Min Woo Kim vs. Jung Gi Hong Confirmed
Gwang Su Park defeats Kyu Hwa Kim via Decision, Unanimous
Dae Seong Park defeats Ho Tak Oh via Decision, Unanimous
Hyo Ryoun Kim defeats In Hang Jo via KO/TKO, Elbow
Kyung Gwan Ryu defeats Myung Gu Yeo via Decision, Unanimous

ROAD Fighting Championship has added a second bout to ROAD FC – KOREA 1, KO machine Kwon ASol versus Muay Thai Champ Mostafa Abdollahi. The January 18th card will be headlined by Riki Fukuda versus Kim HeeSeung.
Kwon ASol is no stranger to fans of MMA, having competed in many pioneering promotions like Korea’s Spirit MC and Hong Kong’s Legend FC. When he’s ‘on’, he’s a pleasure to watch and anticipate when he’ll deliver his fatal blow. However, his return to fighting after Korea’s mandatory military service saw a less than stellar striker on display. Kwon has always been vocal about his prowess and this time it’s no different. He’s out to prove that Koji Nakamura’s head kick was just a fluke and he’s going to do it by taking on another very tough striker.
Mostafa Abdollahi is making his MMA debut against Kwon – a dubious pairing on the surface. But “Persian Mos” is no ordinary man making his first go of it under full-contact rules. He has a Muay Thai/kick boxing record of 69-22, and 26 of those wins are by way of knock out. Abdollahi was recognizable to international fans in The Challenger alongside training partner and ROAD FC fighter Vuyisile Colossa. In 2013, “Persian Mos” rematched legendary John Wayne Parr, and before that he featured in ShooBoxing against Toby Imada. It will be interesting to see if his other training partner, Alberto Mina’s gusto will wear off when he makes the transition to MMA; Mina just smashed Glenn Sparv at Rebel FC.
The main event for ROAD FC – Korea 1 will be a delightful slugfest between Riki Fukuda and Kim HeeSeung.
ROAD FC – KOREA 1
January 18, 2014
Grand Hilton Convention Centre
Seoul, South Korea
Middleweight
Riki Fukuda (17-9) versus Kim Hee-Seung (6-1)
Lightweight
Kwon A-Sol (16-8) versus Mostafa Abdollahi (0-0)

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Here is the poster and the fight card for Road FC Korea 1 and Young gun 10

Okay ROAD FC let's GO. I'm going to check this organization out more in 2014 and see what's good.

I lost a lot of interest now that ROAD FC's champions just want to leave for the UFC and the road doesn't do anything to stop it.

AudaxSmoke wrote:I lost a lot of interest now that ROAD FC's champions just want to leave for the UFC and the road doesn't do anything to stop it.

The problem is that this is happening in every company of the world!

Quote:
Main Card
Riki Fukuda vs. Hee Seung Kim
A Sol Kwon vs. Mostafa Abdollahi
Yoon Jun Lee vs. Won Gi Kim
Yong Jae Lee vs. Doo Jae Jeong
Uh Jin Jeon vs. Sang Il Ahn
Quote:
Young Guns Undercard
Min Woo Kim vs. Jung Gi Hong
Gwang Soo Park vs. Kyu Hwa Kim
Dae Song Park vs. Ho Tak Oh
Hyo Ryong Kim vs. In Hang Jo
Myung Goo Yeo vs. Kyung Gwan Ryu

MR.WILLIE wrote:

AudaxSmoke wrote:I lost a lot of interest now that ROAD FC's champions just want to leave for the UFC and the road doesn't do anything to stop it.

The problem is that this is happening in every company of the world!

It's not right. I understand fighter's contracts run out and they want to go for money but these orgs shouldn't just bend over, especially if it's an org's champion. The fighters need to be convinced they can make their money just fine and securely elsewhere, the organizations need to step up.

AudaxSmoke wrote:

MR.WILLIE wrote:

AudaxSmoke wrote:I lost a lot of interest now that ROAD FC's champions just want to leave for the UFC and the road doesn't do anything to stop it.

The problem is that this is happening in every company of the world!

It's not right. I understand fighter's contracts run out and they want to go for money but these orgs shouldn't just bend over, especially if it's an org's champion. The fighters need to be convinced they can make their money just fine and securely elsewhere, the organizations need to step up.

I agree 100% companies have to step up for sure

AudaxSmoke wrote:

MR.WILLIE wrote:

AudaxSmoke wrote:I lost a lot of interest now that ROAD FC's champions just want to leave for the UFC and the road doesn't do anything to stop it.

The problem is that this is happening in every company of the world!

It's not right. I understand fighter's contracts run out and they want to go for money but these orgs shouldn't just bend over, especially if it's an org's champion. The fighters need to be convinced they can make their money just fine and securely elsewhere, the organizations need to step up.

Agreed

AudaxSmoke wrote:

MR.WILLIE wrote:

AudaxSmoke wrote:I lost a lot of interest now that ROAD FC's champions just want to leave for the UFC and the road doesn't do anything to stop it.

The problem is that this is happening in every company of the world!

It's not right. I understand fighter's contracts run out and they want to go for money but these orgs shouldn't just bend over, especially if it's an org's champion. The fighters need to be convinced they can make their money just fine and securely elsewhere, the organizations need to step up.

I think Zuffa is buying fighter contracts from these promotions. Why else would they let their champs go? The champs are the face of the promotions.

KSW wrote:

AudaxSmoke wrote:

MR.WILLIE wrote:

AudaxSmoke wrote:I lost a lot of interest now that ROAD FC's champions just want to leave for the UFC and the road doesn't do anything to stop it.

The problem is that this is happening in every company of the world!

It's not right. I understand fighter's contracts run out and they want to go for money but these orgs shouldn't just bend over, especially if it's an org's champion. The fighters need to be convinced they can make their money just fine and securely elsewhere, the organizations need to step up.

I think Zuffa is buying fighter contracts from these promotions. Why else would they let their champs go? The champs are the face of the promotions.

It could simply be that they can't/won't match Zuffa's offer to their champ who's contract is up.

Dagwood wrote:

KSW wrote:

AudaxSmoke wrote:

MR.WILLIE wrote:

AudaxSmoke wrote:I lost a lot of interest now that ROAD FC's champions just want to leave for the UFC and the road doesn't do anything to stop it.

The problem is that this is happening in every company of the world!

It's not right. I understand fighter's contracts run out and they want to go for money but these orgs shouldn't just bend over, especially if it's an org's champion. The fighters need to be convinced they can make their money just fine and securely elsewhere, the organizations need to step up.

I think Zuffa is buying fighter contracts from these promotions. Why else would they let their champs go? The champs are the face of the promotions.

It could simply be that they can't/won't match Zuffa's offer to their champ who's contract is up.

That´s possible but the 8,000 dollar to show in UFC makes me suspicious. I also think it´s weird that so many top euro/asian fighters contracts ended at the same time.

hey,ksw add this
Main Card
Riki Fukuda vs. Hee Seung Kim
A Sol Kwon vs. Mostafa Abdollahi
Yoon Jun Lee vs. Won Gi Kim
Yong Jae Lee vs. Doo Jae Jeong
Uh Jin Jeon vs. Sang Il Ahn

Quote:
Main Card
Riki Fukuda vs. Hee Seung Kim
A Sol Kwon vs. Mostafa Abdollahi
Yoon Jun Lee vs. Won Gi Kim
Yong Jae Lee vs. Doo Jae Jeong
Uh Jin Jeon vs. Sang Il Ahn
Quote:
Young Guns Undercard
Min Woo Kim vs. Jung Gi Hong
Gwang Soo Park vs. Kyu Hwa Kim
Dae Song Park vs. Ho Tak Oh
Hyo Ryong Kim vs. In Hang Jo
Myung Goo Yeo vs. Kyung Gwan Ryu

Full fight card

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Results:

Riki Fukuda defeats Hee Seung Kim via KO/TKO, Punches
A Sol Kwon defeats Mostafa Abdollahi via Submission, Rear-Naked Choke
Yun Jun Lee defeats Won Gi Kim via KO/TKO, Knee to the Body
Doo Jae Jung defeats Yong Jae Lee via KO/TKO, Punches
Sang Il Ahn defeats Uh Jin Jeon via KO/TKO, Knees and Elbows
Min Woo Kim vs. Jung Gi Hong Confirmed
Gwang Su Park defeats Kyu Hwa Kim via Decision, Unanimous
Dae Seong Park defeats Ho Tak Oh via Decision, Unanimous
Hyo Ryoun Kim defeats In Hang Jo via KO/TKO, Elbow
Kyung Gwan Ryu defeats Myung Gu Yeo via Decision, Unanimous

^Wish I could have caught this one.