Ukrainian Igor Subora cops URCC heavyweight title | Inquirer Sports

Ukrainian Igor Subora cops URCC heavyweight title

/ 09:51 PM November 07, 2011

MANILA, Philippines—Ukrainian Igor “Sugarfree” Subora crowned himself the new URCC heavyweight champion by scoring a Referee Stopped Contest (RSC) over Ryan Paglinawan in the Universal Reality Combat Championship-Colt 45 XX held over the weekend at the World Trade Center in Pasay City.

The 250-pound Subora pummeled Paglinawan with heavy blows to the head and body to win in just 49 seconds, the fastest win in the 10-fight event.
Surprisingly, all matches ended in the first round.

Australian Nicholas Mann emerged as the new light-heavyweight champion by pulling off an RSC victory over Chris Luna (4:59) while Red Romero dethroned bantamweight champion Jessie Rafols via a tap out (5:27) in the event co-presented by Tribal and backed by Frenzy Condoms, Chris Sports, Anzahl Paints, Yoshinoya, VRP Medical Center and World Trade Center.

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Also scoring impressive wins were Froilan Sarenas who retained his middleweight title over Dexter Mistades, also via RSC (1:42) while Honorio Banario kept his lightweight crown after beating Patrick Manicad by armbar (3:09).

OTHER RESULTS: Will Chope scored a standing guillotine choke over Jerson Estorio (3:07); Pete Brooks won by a tap out over Frank Navarro; Rodel Orais thwarted Jilmar Tangayan; Andrew Benibe, also by RSC, over Sulpiano Laurio; and Adam Cacay over Lando Espinosa by rear naked choke (1:23)

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