My Son is finally fighting again UPDATE ITS OFFICIAL HE REMAINS UNDEFEATED 1st ROUND

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Jon Tuck

Jon Tuck

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after a long layoff but heavily trained including two trips to train with Randy Couture and Forrest Griffin he has fought and I am awaiting the results.
heres the news clip

http://www.kuam.com/bm/news/sports/
 
here is the weigh in

stare down. My son Jon on the left hes a head taller.
 

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All the best Jon to your son and you!
I wish him to become next Fedor.
And may need some tickets in the future....:sqwink:
 
he trained at Coutures and sparred with Fedor and got his ear munged up in a slam down lol.He calls it his trophy.
 
it already took place Im awaiting the results. They are 16 hours ahead of us in Guam. He is moving to California in the summer and will be fighting in the big leagues then though he is a pro now he will be in competitions with the best. Then I will work on tickets.
 
Ok, thanks Jon. Please keep me/us updated. I'm a big fan MMA and boxing.
 
Jon trained at Gracies Gym in Vegas on occasion when he didnt have wheels into Coutures gym as Gracies was right behind the Apt grounds.
 
yeah well I would likely believe that alot of the original gyms started in Vegas as far as I can say in regards to MMA as the UFC was born there. I think James Brown may have played there a time or two as well.
 
Jon Tuck said:
yeah well I would likely believe that alot of the original gyms started in Vegas as far as I can say in regards to MMA as the UFC was born there. I think James Brown may have played there a time or two as well.
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Nope! it was born at McNichols Sports Arena HERE in Denver Colorado, November, 1993
Royce fought Ken Shamrock (whos' adopted Frank "The Legend" Shamrock, real name Frank Juarez, had not begun to fight yet. Obviously that was the beginning of the MMA/UFC phenomenon! Right here in the Mile High City. (that's 5,280 feet to you and me)

Chuck Norris refused to participate in what he deemed a "blood batch."

April 18th 2009, Blaze Schubert will make his debut as the youngest professional fighter in the history of MMA. You may not have heard of him much in the past, but I guarantee you will hear a lot about him in the future!
 
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Nope! it was born at McNichols Sports Arena HERE in Denver Colorado, November, 1993
Royce fought Ken Shamrock (whos' adopted Frank "The Legend" Shamrock, real name Frank Juarez, had not begun to fight yet. Obviously that was the beginning of the MMA/UFC phenomenon! Right here in the Mile High City. (that's 5,280 feet to you and me)

Chuck Norris refused to participate in what he deemed a "blood batch."

April 18th 2009, Blaze Schubert will make his debut as the youngest professional fighter in the history of MMA. You may not have heard of him much in the past, but I guarantee you will hear a lot about him in the future!
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How do I know all this? I am DJing Blaze Schubert's graduation party and Ranger School induction.
 
here we go results are in and Superman is still undefeated.

Jon "Superman" Tuck def. Thomas "The Saint" Calvo via submission:

The much-anticipated grudge match between Spike 22's Calvo and Guahan Top Team's Tuck kicked off the event.

Tuck made Calvo submit with a rear-naked choke in the first round.

Both fighters came out aggressive, but the much taller Tuck took advantage of his size. Tuck landed heavy knees to Calvo's midsection and threw him twice. The second throw allowed Tuck to get on Calvo's back, and after sinking in his hooks, Tuck locked in the rear-naked choke until Calvo tapped out.

Yasuhiro Motomura def. Derek Rangamar via submission: In the second match of the night, Motomura made Rangamar tap out in the first round with a triangle choke.

Rangamar attempted a jumping knee early in the fight. The move didn't startle his opponent though, and while Rangamar took his opponent down, Motomura escaped and worked his way to a submission victory.

J.J. Ambrose def. Hideto Condo via submission: Ambrose used a rear-naked choke and forced Hideto Condo to tap out in the first round of the night's third fight.

Ambrose controlled the match, grounding and pounding Condo until he found an opening to sink in the submission hold.

Hosea Ware def. Hiroaki Sakuma via submission: Ware used his superior strength to gain top position on his opponent and had a full mount for most of the match.

Sakuma managed to sweep Ware, but Ware locked in an arm-bar and Sakuma submitted in the first round

Kyle Reyes def. Kyle Aguon via decision: In a highly anticipated match, both fighters went the distance and Reyes was awarded the unanimous decision.

Reyes came out trying to take control of the match with some kicks, but Aguon countered with knees. Before the end of the first round, Reyes had a full mount and began to pound on Aguon. Eventually Reyes locked in an arm-bar, but Aguon refused to tap.

The second and third rounds saw the fighters trade flurries of punches, knees and kicks before Reyes was declared the winner.

Fasi Jesse def. Eric Santos via decision: The seventh fight saw little action and went three rounds before Jesse took the unanimous decision.

The fight saw several stalemates and the ref had to stand both fighters up several times. The only exciting action came in the third round when Jesse started with strong kicks that Santos countered. Santos had Jesse in a choke hold, but couldn't sink it to close the match.
Delay

After a long delay due to fans leaving the building after some pepper spray was spread in the stands, Guam's Justin Cruz made Japan's Taki Tsuchiya tap out in the first round.

Cruz applied a rear-naked choke to get the win.
Posted by Rockus at 11:55 AM
Labels: PXC 17 Results
 
okay Johnny ya got me on that. I guess Im thinking where it took off with worldwide exposure literally taking their heads out of the clouds.
 
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