New Japanese fighting event "Ganryujima"

Here are some photos from the event...

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More photos (will spoilers/results) at this link...
http://ganryujima.fightlabo.com/news/20150301n

I haven't seen any videos as of yet.
 
still haven't seen the results, but this is the only video i've been able to find (from one of the superfights):

 
I think that's the Yamagishi Masashi vs Abiko Yutaro fight.
 
couple more videos, from marcus lelo aurelio's matches:





edit: and just saw this one of the opening from the show:

 
What a bizarre event. Bizarre, but entertaining. Shitty officiating, though. That Dutch kickboxer fucked up the Sanda guy from the mount and the ref wasn't even concerned with getting him immediate medical attention. Too busy making sure the Dutchman is standing in the right place to raise his hand instead of tending to the guy who just got KO'd.
 
yeah, i loved this event. can't wait for the next one.
 
Fun event, people seem to be split on the push out rule but I think that's the most entertaining aspect of the rules.
 
So can someone quote me with a reply? What happened with submission attempts? I don't see how they can be not allowed if strikes on the ground are allowed. What if you get mounted triangle control to bash his face in, but he taps to the choke? What if you're torquing on an arm for position and it slips into an LAPD kimura?
 
So can someone quote me with a reply? What happened with submission attempts? I don't see how they can be not allowed if strikes on the ground are allowed. What if you get mounted triangle control to bash his face in, but he taps to the choke? What if you're torquing on an arm for position and it slips into an LAPD kimura?

If the fight hits the ground and no ones throwing strikes they stand it up almost instantly, so those examples have very little chance of happening. All the guy getting torqued would have to do is stop striking and they'd stand it up

How would we know if the person is tapping from the strikes or the triangle? It wouldn't matter. They don't allow much ground and pound before they stop the fight, or stand it up (if the ground and pound isn't that good)
 
If the fight hits the ground and no ones throwing strikes they stand it up almost instantly, so those examples have very little chance of happening. All the guy getting torqued would have to do is stop striking and they'd stand it up

How would we know if the person is tapping from the strikes or the triangle? It wouldn't matter. They don't allow much ground and pound before they stop the fight, or stand it up (if the ground and pound isn't that good)

Ok so quick stand up like in Judo? But instead of a chance to finish by sub off the bat it's a chance for immediate ground and pound? I can understand that. Thanks
 
Felt like watching UFC 1 from some alternate timeline.
 
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