Invincible Promotions

IMMORTALITY 3 – UNDISPUTED

Fight Night Results

Written by Grizzel Garsuta

Saturday November 6th 2010

1. Jay Habib Vs Joel Octigan

Muay Thai

The action started early with the first fight of the night. Round one began with an early sweep of Octigan by Habib. As the round progressed, Habib employed his head kicks to keep Octigan at bay while Octigan attacked his opponent with a flurry of punch combos. Rounds two and three saw both fighters using knees while grappling, resulting in a minor head injury for Octigan. In rounds four and five, both fighters still employed their punch and kick combos. Habib concentrated his leg kicks on chopping his opponent’s legs and Octigan managed to land a few punches on Habib’s head.

RESULT: Jay Habib wins. Unanimous Points.

2. Joe Concha Vs Bryan Hasse

Muay Thai

As soon as the bell rang for round one, both Concha and Hasse approached the bout with aggressive enthusiasm. The first round grapple allowed both competitors to employ knees, however, Concha used the opportunity to land a few elbows on Hasse’s face and also threw a jumping knee in the mix. Round two saw Hasse use his push kicks to defend against Concha but when it came to the grapple in this round, Concha dominated over his opponent, sweeping him twice. Rounds three and four followed suit as Hasse used his push kicks as a defence and landed a few punches on Concha, while Concha used the grapple to land some elbows and body rips. In the fifth and final round, Hasse stepped up his defence while Concha stepped up his attack by utilizing a blitz knee, spinning back elbow and a flurry of punches and kicks in the last moments of the round.

RESULT: Joe Concha wins. Unanimous Points.

3. Von Badato Vs Michael Green

Muay Thai

As both fighters stepped in the ring, it was obvious that Green had a longer reach than his opponent. But as the first round began, Badato landed punches on Green and dropped him in the grapple. However, in the subsequent grapple, there were no action so the Referee screamed out “Break”, Von Badato stopped & while Green still Threw a knee collecting Von right on the forehead; it caused a Big cut which led to medical staff being called to the ring. The bout was allowed to continue and Badato didn’t let the injury stop him finishing the round. Badato managed to drop Green twice and also was able to throw a spinning back elbow. As the round ended, the referee and medical staff decided that it was wise for the fight to be stopped, much to the disappointment of Badato and his trainers.

RESULT: Michael Green wins, which should’ve been a “No Contest” coz it of the foul play.

4. Shane Molanus Vs Ricky Rea

MMA

No nonsense, aggressive attacks from both Molanus and Rea as round one began. Rea attacked Molanus with a barrage of knees and as the grapple continued, Molanus succeeded in securing Rea in a a head lock. In round two, both fighters were attacking each other with leg kicks in an effort sweep their opponent. Midway through the round, Rea employed the “anaconda” choke on Molanus causing him to tap out.

RESULT: Ricky Rea wins. Round two.

5. Michael Badato Vs Jason Scerri

Muay Thai

Grundge Rematch!

Unquestionably the most action-packed, albeit shortest, fights of the night. As Badato went to touch Gloves to show his respect to Scerri, without a second to spare, Scerri threw an over-hand right which connected on Michael’s head. Badato put up his hands & shoulders to say “what was that for?” But Scerri was on a Mission. Scerri wants to end the fight Early.

Badato still recovering & blocking the Bombs that was coming his way. Then he Finally threw a punch, a left hook that missed totally. Then Badato weaved a right hook was coming his way & followed it up with a Powerhouse left hook. This punch connected in a Devastating way to Scerri as he dropped to the floor. Scerri stumbled as he tried to get up.

as From that point on, both fighters delivered aggressive combos towards each other. An onslaught of punches and head kicks from Badato incapacitated Scerri, knocking him down. Getting back up from the attack, Scerri was still disorientated, with his hands down, a single kick to the head knocked him out once & for all. Lights out nobody home…. good nite!

RESULT: Michael Badato wins. KO in round one.

6. Shaggy King Vs Steve Moxon

Muay Thai

Round one began with shaggy landing a head kick on Moxon and although kicks were thrown, rounds one, two and three were dominated by boxing combos by both Fighters. By round four and five, both Shaggy were throwing more head kicks and knees, with shaggy aiming for Moxon’s head and body, and Moxon barely checking the kicks being given to him. Moxon threw an eruption of punch combos but Shaggy managed to dodge and weave the attacks with relatively no damage. Very technical fight, but only 3 – 4 kicks p/round were thrown by Moxon, not enough to win in a kick/knee fight.

RESULT: Shaggy King wins. Majority Points.

7. Eric Nosa Vs Shane Tilyard

Muay Thai

As one of the more heavy weight fights of the night, Nosa and Tilyard were quite agile with their moves. It seemed that Tilyard dominated round one with a flurry of overhand right punches and a high kick to Nosa’s face. As round two began, Nosa picked up speed chopping at Tilyard’s legs with sweeping leg kicks but it was Nosa’s heavy punches that knocked down Tilyard in mid round two. Tilyard got back up for an 8count, but still in a fog, Nosa capitalised on his opponents situation & threw head ache makers & got Tilyard right on the kisser which send him down to the Canvas for the Night.

RESULT: Eric Nosa wins. KO in round two.

8. Steve McKinnon Vs Eduardo Maiorino

Muay Thai

The main event of the night started strong but ended early. Both McKinnon and Maiorino came out tenaciously but it was clear that McKinnon was the more formidable opponent. Maiorino threw of bevy of head punches and elbows but a single body kick from McKinnon sent Maiorino down. Maiorino was never the same after the kick.

McKinnon’s attack of elbows and punch combos to the face was too much for Maiorino as the raid brought him down once again. As the fight continued, the grapple dominated by McKinnon led Maiorino to receive a knee to the head, knocking him back. Getting up once again seemed too much for Maiorino, stumbling as he did, the referee stopped the fight with thirteen seconds left of round one. You can see the look in McKinnon’s face, he was not happy that the fight only lasted one round. But a win is a win & he’ll take it.

RESULT: Steve McKinnon wins. KO in round one.

Another Successful IMMORTALITY EVENT! The crowd loved it & the fights were Action Packed & Electrifying.

A pat on the Back for the promoters Stuart Mckinnon & Reinhardt Badato.

What an incredible night Immortality 3 was. I am not sure if it is due to the ambience of the new venue, or the amount of blood that was spilled in the ring, I think it has more to do with the fact that there were more KOs then Tiger Woods had women… Whatever it was, Immortality 3 proved to be an entertaining investment.

Below are the fight results…

66KG MUAY THAI – 5 ROUNDS X 2 MINS
SPONSORED BY: RILEY’S GYM
1. JAY HABIB VS JOEL OCTIGAN
JAY HABIB WIN UNANIMOUS POINTS

60KG MUAY THAI – 5 ROUNDS X 3 MINS
SPONSORED BY: AEROCAN PRODUCTS AUSTRALIA
2. JOE “THE CRUNCH” CONCHA VS “THE GENERAL” BRYAN HASSE
JOE CONCHA WIN UNANIMIOUS POINTS

69KG MUAY THAI – 5 ROUNDS X 2MINS
SPONSORED BY: HARLEY DAVIDSON OF BLACKTOWN
3. VON “BAD ASS” BADATO VS MICHAEL GREEN
MICHEAL GREEN WON BY CUT STOPPAGE

76KG MMA FIGHT – 3 ROUNDS X 3 MINS
SPONSORED BY: (NEC) NOISE & ENERGY CONTROL
4. SHANE MOLANUS VS RICKY REA
RICKY REA WIN SECOND ROUND SUBMISSION

75KG K1 RULES – 3 ROUNDS X 3 MINS
SPONSORED BY: EXCEL INDUSTRIAL
5. MICHAEL “BAD ASS” BADATO VS JASON SCERRI
MICHAEL BADATO FIRST ROUND HEAD KICK KO

72KG K1 RULES – 5 ROUNDS X 2 MINS
SPONSORED BY: PAR-KY, NATURAL WOOD FLOOR
6. SHANNON “SHAGGY” KING VS STEVE MOXON
SHAGGY WIN BY POINTS

~AUCTION OF MEMORABILIA~

SUPER HEAVY WEIGHT K1 RULES – 3 ROUNDS X 3 MINS
SPONSORED BY: NO CONTEST BOXING EQUIPMENT
7. ERIC NOSA VS SHANE TILYARD
ERIC WIN BY SECOND ROUND TKO

Main Event

WBC WORLD TITLE FIGHT

SUPER CRUISER WEIGHT 95.45KG

5 ROUNDS X 3 MINS

SPONSORED BY: EZY MOVERS

8. “GOD OF WAR” STEVE MCKINNON 42F-38W-30KO VS EDUARDO MAIORINO 57F-40W-32KO

STEVE MCKINNON WIN BY SECOND ROUND TKO

Invincible Promotions is proud to announce the official flight card for our IMMORTALITY 3 – UNDISPUTED fight night on Saturday 6th November 2010 at Luna Parks Big Top.

*Click here to view the pdf version of the official fight card.

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Invincible Promotions is honored to bring the fight fans of NSW – IMMORTALITY – KICKBOXING, MUAY THAI, K1 & MMA – the most powerful fight shows in NSW.

Kick Boxing is back and fans can now witness the biggest fight events NSW has ever seen. Invincible Promotions brings the most anticipated shows to Sydney’s Olympic Park Sports Centre in Homebush, NSW. IMMORTALITY will provide you with a night of outstanding fights and entertainment. They are nights not to be missed.

Directors Stuart McKinnon & Reinhard Badato are a huge part of the fabric that is the Australian & World Muay Thai/Kick Boxing fight scene.

Stuart McKinnon brings his well respected name and professional focus, with a gruesome fight card of 30 World Class fights, Stuart is the Promoter for the momentous fight shows Battle of the Big Guns 1 & 2, while Reinhard Badato the 3 times Light Weight Current World Champion who has the very successful fight shows AfterMath & Annihilation, together they have turned the Australian fight scene upside down with these exciting family events.

All fights are proudly sanctioned by WKBF; K1 – Muay Thai – MMA – Kick Boxing full contact rules so be ready for the sport of kings to bring it hard & fast.

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They say sequels are never as good as the original, Immortality II is out to prove that wrong. With two big names in Kickboxing; Steve Mckinnon “God of War”, and Thor Hoopman “God of Thunder” ending the HUGE event, we’ve had to pre-book the local fire brigade because we know it is going to get hot!!!

Also, a mix of exciting pre-fights have been put forward guaranteed to get even your grand parents throwing a couple of punches in the air. Fighters include: Shane Meads “God Of Heart”, Felleci Leniu “Fob Father”, Eric Noosa, Sio “Smooth” Vitale, Michael Badato, Cheyne Rees Vs Roger Earp (NZ), Joe Concha Vs Boy Wonder (Thailand) & Von BadatoVs Dimitri Iliev….. SO DO NOT MISS OUT!!!!

Date:

Friday 14th May 2010

Sanction:

WKBF – World Kick Boxing Federation

Running Times:

Doors Open at 6:30pm

Number of Fights:

TBC

Directors:

Stuart “Trojan” McKinnon (Bulldog Gym,Castle Hill Pty Ltd)

Reinhard “Badass” Badato (Full Force Gym)

Venue:

Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre, Olympic Park

Olympic Blv, Sydney Olympic Park, NSW 2127‎

(02) 9763 0111

Click here to download a map of the venue

Crowds from different nations were flocking the Olympic State Sports Centre to see the much hyped event – Immortality. Like ants the crowd scurried into the large dome and found their seats, preparing for the night ahead…

There was a hollywood feel about the place, with the floor layout setup like a scene from a movie. A catwalk like walkway for the fighters guarded by bright mechanical columns, thou instead of models… warriors walked the runway. And the floor, well there was enough space to comfortable walk around and have a quiet conversation with friends.

“Ladies and Gentlemen, please take your seats” the announcer blurted as he took up the spotlight on centre ring. It was about time, as the crowd was getting restless and the tension in the air thickened to an obvious level. “We are about to call out our first fight, so please take your seats”, that sentence was followed by an incredible roar of applause from the crowd, all that bottled up hype was released like a geyser from one of Hawaii’s volcanoes.

After that, it was like a cosmic rush. Fight after fight, the crowd were booing, cheering and at times watching quietly in anticipation for the fighter’s next deadly blows. BAM, CRACK, AAI-YAH were words echoed throughout the stadium. At the end of each fight, there was only one sentence that can be heard from both corners… ‘Good Job’.

The time drew near, people looked at the fight schedule and were assured that the main event was going to be announced next. After what they witnessed and the level of entertainment the previous fights provided, how possibly are they thinking the main event will top it off? That question was soon short lived with Steve Mckinnon and his opponent from Croatia putting up a storm of high end kickboxing entertainment. Australia vs Croatia, that is what people wanted to see, and that is what they got in a form of kickboxing war. Kick, Punch, Block, Grapple, you can almost feel all the blows from where you were sitting, what a main event it was….!

All in all, Immortality was a huge SUCCESS. As the centre ring turned from white to a light grey with splashes of red towards the end of the night, so too did the crowd turn from humble spectators, to raving kickboxing fans.

Thanks to all those that made the night possible, special thanks to Stuart, his wife Clare, Reinhard and the boys from Full Force, the sponsors, media and all those that lent their services to make this event possible and memorable. Special thanks to those that fought and to those that helped train the fighters, your hard work and training will not be overlooked. May it provide some sort of guideline to where you can improve your fighting skills and techniques. Congratulations to those that won a trophy in the process.

Please look out for Immortality II, tickets will be selling early next year…

So much testosterone in the air, blood, and fighting, what better way to balance the mix, then by adding a bit of romance in the air. And that is what Michael Badato did on the night of IMMORTALITY. Not only did he win his fight but he won the hearts of many in the stadium, and most importantly won his long time girl friend’s hand in marriage with a deadly combination of one knee to the ground followed by a gentle hand grab and finished with soft spoken words of ‘Will you….’ Ok you catch my drift. This is a kickboxing website, not RSVP.

Anyways congratulations Michael and Ljupka! God Bless.

You can view their official article on True Local here: http://blacktown-advocate.whereilive.com.au/sport/story/big-night-for-the-badatos/

Date:

Friday 13^th November 2009

Sanction:

WKBF – World Kick Boxing Federation

Running Times:

Doors Open 6.00pm

Doors Closed 11.00pm

Number of Fighters:

12 MASSIVE Fights

10 Fights (5 x 2min rounds)

2 Fights (5 x 3min rounds)

Directors:

Stuart “Trojan” McKinnon (Bulldog Gym,Castle Hill Pty Ltd)

Reinhard “Badass” Badato (Full Force Gym)

Venue:

Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre, Olympic Park

Olympic Blv, Sydney Olympic Park, NSW 2127‎

(02) 9763 0111

Click here to download a map of the venue

Invincible Promotions” is honored to bring to the fight fans of NSW the Premier Heavy Weight Fight Event “IMMORTALITY”.

Directors Stuart McKinnon & Reinhard Badato are a huge part of the fabric that is the Australian & World Muay Thai/Kick Boxing Fight Scene.

Stuart McKinnon brings his Well Respected name and Professional Focus, with a gruesome fight card of 30 World Class Fights, Stuart is the Promoter for the momentous fight show Battle of The Big Guns 1 & 2, while Reinhard Badato the 3 x Light Weight Current World Champion who has the very successful fight shows AfterMath & Annihilation, together will turn the Australian fight scene upside down with this exciting Family Event.

Invincible is proud to announce the MAIN EVENT for IMMORTALITY, the battle between 4 x World Heavy Champion “Australian Legend” Steve McKinnon Bolstering an Impressive Fight Record of 34 Fights – 30 Wins – 26 by KO VS Croatian K1 European Champion Hrvoje Kišiček from the World Famous Cro Cop Gym, this will be the Ultimate Challenge for both fighters carrying the Pride of their countries on their shoulders.

Invincible also brings a huge undercard to the Main Event, with the anticipated return of Super Heavy Weight Australian Champion Shane Meads in his triumphant return to the World Fight Scene VS Hard Man, New Zealand Champion Erik Nosa, both poised for a horrific slug match.

Also Appearing to Round out this Inaugural Fight Event will be the best Champions the World & Australia has to offer, Jason Scerri (South Pacific Champion), George Micouris (UAE Champion/Greece), Cheyne Rees (Intercontinental Champion), Dylan Resnekov (Australian Champion), The Badato Brothers Von (WKBF World Champion)& Michael (South Pacific Champion), Patrick Poblete, Alessandro Vidoni (Italy).

All fights are Proudly Sanctioned By WKBF; K1 – Muay Thai – MMA – Kick Boxing Full Contact Rules so be ready for the Sport Of Kings to Bring It Hard & Fast.