RINGS King of Kings Tournament 1999
The King of Kings Tournament 1999 was a series of three separate mixed martial arts events held by the Fighting Network Rings (RINGS). The tournament took place in both Tokyo and Osaka between October 28, 1999 and February 26, 2000. The tournament was the first of two King of Kings tournaments. The tournament matched up 32 of the best fighters from nine different countries.
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RINGS King of Kings Tournament 1999
The King of Kings Tournament 1999 was a series of three separate mixed martial arts events held by the Fighting Network Rings (RINGS). The tournament took place in both Tokyo and Osaka between October 28, 1999 and February 26, 2000. The tournament was the first of two King of Kings tournaments. The tournament matched up 32 of the best fighters from nine different countries.
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1999-10-28
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Tokyo and Osaka
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King of Kings Tournament 1999
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2000-02-26
Finals
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Quarterfinals
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Round of 16
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Round of 32
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Semifinals
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RD1-score
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Achmed Labasanov
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Alistair Overeem
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Andrei Kopylov
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Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira
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Borislav Jeliazkov
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Brad Kohler
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Branden Lee Hinkle
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Chris Haseman
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RD2-score
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Andrei Kopylov
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Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira
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Brad Kohler
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Dan Henderson
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Gilbert Yvel
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Hiromitsu Kanehara
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Kiyoshi Tamura
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Lee Hasdell
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RD3-score
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Andrei Kopylov
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Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira
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Dan Henderson
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Gilbert Yvel
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Kiyoshi Tamura
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Mikhail Ilyukhin
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Renato Sobral
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Renzo Gracie
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RD4-score
RD4-team
Antônio Rodrigo Nogueira
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Dan Henderson
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Kiyoshi Tamura
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Renato Sobral
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RD5-team
Dan Henderson
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Renato Sobral
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