After the success of K-1 style events Duel 1 Jamie Bates vs Karl Langley, and Duel 2 Mick Terrill vs Chris Romanowski, there's now 3 more dates in the diary for Duel 3, 4 & 5.

Duel 3 - Nov 8th
Main fights:
95kg Jon Mills vs Athos Konstandi
57kg Andy Hughes vs Fred 'Papi' Cordeiro of (Portugal)
75kg Brian Jack Taylor vs Andrew Fisher (Bellator fighter)
plus supporting card featuring Budo Fighting Championship MMA bouts.


Duel 4 - Dec 20th
Main fights:
88kg Mick Terrill vs Alvaro Silva (Portugal) Non-title
63kg Myk Estlick vs TBA
plus supporting card


Duel 5 - March 2015 (Date TBA)
Main fights:
4-Man Super-Heavyweight K-1 Tournament, and qualifier for the Superfight Series Championships in London, 2015.
plus supporting card


If anyone would like to be matched up for any of these, or future Duel events, please send over your info to d.weild@btinternet.com

These are K-1 style events, however, like most promotions we will also have a brief undercard of mixed styles.


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Looks good mate :)

Cheers Craig. Some exciting plans :)

In the meantime, here's a brief snippet of Duel 2

Official Results from the Duel 3 Event: Duel vs Budo: Please pay our friends a visit over at RINGEVENTS.co.UK
www.ringevents.co.uk/event-details.php?eid=35
Boxing: Tom Taylor DEF Jack Scott
Unanimous Decision at 2:00 of Round 3
Boxing: Jak Johnson DEF Brett Brannen
Unanimous Decision at 2:00 of Round 5
Boxing: Mick Whitworth DEF Tom Jex
Unanimous Decision at 2:00 of Round 3
AM MMA: Lee Johnstone DEF Mal Shazlee
TKO (Punches) at 1:35 of Round 1
AM MMA: Alex Campbell DEF Andy Noon
Submission (Arm-Triangle) at 0:41 of Round 1
Pro MMA: Craig McIntosh DEF Rhys Parker
TKO (Elbows) at 1:51 of Round 1
K1: Brian Robertson DEF Kevin Smith
TKO (Retirement) at 1:13 of Round 2
AM MMA: Alex Davidson DEF Karl Longden
Submission (Rear Naked Choke) at 2:37 of Round 1
AM MMA: Peter McCafferty DEF Paul Williams
Submission (Rear Naked Choke) at 0:54 of Round 2
K1: Adam Langwell DEF Andy Nunn
DQ (Illegal Knee) at 0:16 of Round 3
AM MMA: Calum Murrie DEF Milad Adahy
Majority Decision at 3:00 of Round 3
K1: Ian Rush DEF Athos Konstandi
KO (Punch) at 0:41 of Round 2
Boxing: Joe Crully DEF Scott Rogan
TKO (Retirement) at 0:18 of Round 1 - Broken Jaw
Boxing: Robin Armstrong Vs Mark Smith
Split Draw at 2:00 of Round 3 - Slugfest
Pro MMA: Brian Hyslop DEF John Spence
Submission (Guillotine) at 0:40 of Round 1
Boxing: Guy Johnson DEF Jordan Galbraith
TKO (Retirement) at 1:43 of Round 2
K1: Andrew Fisher DEF Brian Jack Taylor
TKO (Spinning back kick) at 1:38 of Round 1
John Spencer DEF Chrissy Bennett
KO at 1:58 of Round 1
Main Event - Duel Super Fight Championship:
Fred 'Joker' Corderio DEF Andy Hughes
KO (Spinning Wheel kick and Flying Knee) at 1:54 of Round 1


FRED CORDEIRO. DEFINITELY ONE TO WATCH.

4-Man NE Super-Heavyweight Tournament

4-Man

A very interesting international fight.

Oops, almost forgot.

The Super-Heavyweight Reserve bout:

CHRIS 'Hurting Bombs' BROWN -vs- SHAWN KENNY

Few Results from the DUEL Event - March 21st, Newcastle.

S/HEAVYWEIGHT 4-MAN TOURNAMENT

Semi-Final #1:
James Cannon vs Paul Venis
winner: VENIS, KO Rd.1

Semi-Final #2:
Lukasz Parobiec vs Darren Moffitt
winner: PAROBIC, KO Rd.2

Tournament Reserve Bout:
kapelly Almeide (KO, Portugal) vs Callum 'Ready-Steady'Cook (TFT Sunderland).
Both slugged it out through the early stages with Kapelly finishing it with a head kick to secure the KO over the clearly tired Cook.
winner: ALMEIDA, KO Rd.3


FINAL
Paul Venis vs Lukasz Parobiec
winner: VENIS, KO Rd.1

The lightest man in the Tournament, Middlesbrough's hard-hitting Paul Venis, Impact Gym (Coach Alan Chapman), blew away both opponents with his power. Venis now secures his slot on the SFS Event later in the year.

INTERNATIONAL BOUT:
Connor Long (Blyth, UK) vs Fred Cordeiro (KO, Portugal)
winner: CORDEIRO, KO Rd.2

The pocket-rocket that is Cordeiro returned to England after his demolition of Andy Hughes in the the first round, to repeat the action in the second round in this anticipated fight. You could hear a penny drop when the over-hand right landed.

Next stop for Cordeiro: WKL European Title vs TBA.


72kg Andrei Ostravanu (Romania) vs Filipe Veiga (Portugal)
Good fight with both going at it in the first. Clearly the skill level was raised in this bout. Ostravanu then began to assert himself dropping the brave Portuguese two times.
Winenr: OSTRAVANU Rd.

72kg Alex Beattie (Liverpool) vs Rayko Levitichi (Southend)
Another good fight with both lads giving it their all. An early knockdown in Rd.1 by Levitchi but the referee didn't count it. Levitichi landing the heavier of shots of the two which was a deciding factor. Good, close fight.
winner: LEVITCHI, Unanimous Decision.



The event was originally supposed to have a second tournament on in the 72kg division, however, due to injuries sustanied by Mike Egan and Raymond Sterling in their previous bouts, both had to withdraw. The remaining bouts were re-shuffled and made into two individual bouts.

Paul Venis vs James Cannon.

Venis, the unknown Heavyweight from Middlesbrough came into the fight with a 23-0 record, all knockouts, in a mix of unlicensed boxing, full contact and K-1 rules. Not the most skilful but uses his noxing & power to great effect.

One 57/58kg European fighter to watch out for; Portuguese 19 year-old Fred Cordeiro.

His first visit to DUEL he beat UKMF No.4 and Independent UK Kickboxing No.2 ranked, Andy Hughes, with a spinning kick knockdown, followed by a jumping knee KO. The second time Cordeiro came back, this time he beats Northumberland's prospect Connor Long by KO.

Worthy of a mention on the show was last-minute stand-in, Reyko Levitchi, from Horia Radulescu's gym, who stood in due to no-show David Stone (avoid this fighter at all costs).

Portuguese fighter Filipe Veiga stepped up a little too far in class when he took on the experienced Andrei Ostravanu.

Great performace by Ostravanu, and Veiga suffered a broken nose in round 2, which hampered him a lot.

The Heavyweight Tournament Final saw Paul Venis take on the hard-hitting, experienced MMA fighter from Poland, Lukasz Parobiec, who overcame Cage Combat K-1 champion Darren Moffitt in the first leg.

Another early stoppage for Venis who now goes on to compete on the SFS event in London, and also has an ICO European title clash booked in July against ELMIN ZIVCIC. If he wins the ICO title it could lead to an exciting clash back in Newcastle for Venis against Micky Terrill, who will jump up two divisions to seek revenge for beating his protege, James Cannon.