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On Saturday, the long-awaited KOK 84 fighting tournament took place in the arena of Avia Solution Group due to the prolonged pandemic, in which we saw an impressive war between Sigismund Ramashka and Vitoldas Jagėlas.
Ž.Ramaška, champion of the Bushido weight class of MMA up to 71 kg and alumnus of the Ukmergė Judo Club, tried to win another belt from the world champion, but in the weight class up to 77 kg the judges had to recognize V. The advantage of Jagėla.
“It just came to our attention then. I was expecting the fight to be tough, but not that hard,” said V. Jagėlo.
The second and third rounds of the fight between V.Jagėlas and Ž.Ramaška:
We remind you that Ž.Ramaška won the champion category belt up to 71 kg in just 1 minute. 13 sec. after defeating the representative of the club of the Rings Osvaldas Fedorovičius.
This tournament was supposed to take place in 2020 in March, but has even been postponed several times until it finally takes place this weekend. However, the roster of fighters has changed significantly during this time: David Rimkenzo Rimkus, who had to fight over a year ago, is now preparing for his ONE FC debut, and Tomas Pakutinskas recently fought at ACA.
In the second main duel of the night, the champion of the temporary weight category KOK up to 65 kg Matas Pultaražinskas had to defend his belt against the tenth in the IOC ranking of this weight category Vita karos, but the latter fell ill and the fight did not take place.
“When I got to the arena, I heard that V. Karos was sick, but fear is also a disease. Yesterday, during the weigh-in, she looked him in the eye and realized that it is better not to go to the ring,” commented M Pultaražinskas on the ring.
You can read more about each fight below.
Tournament progress:
Vitoldas Jagėlo (Lithuania, 76.6 kg) – Sigismund Ramaška (Lithuania, 76 kg) -77 kg, 3×5 min. | fight for the title of world champion of MMA Bushido: the victory of V.Jagla by unanimous decision of the judges
Without a doubt, it was the most impressive fight we have seen in this tournament. Ž. V.Jagėla’s tactics were clear: demolish the opponent and throw the opponent there on the ground and hitting style. Despite the fact that V.Jagėlas had no problem taking down Ž.Ramaškas, the latter even lying practically on his back on his back did a lot of damage to the opponent with his elbows and hand blows.
The coach constantly urged Ž.Ramaškas to push, park and hold the opponent in the standing position, but he only managed to do so a few times. Ž.Ramaška tried to do a triangle choke several times, but V.Jagėlo kept running away, and while adjusting the last seconds Ž.Ramaška managed to grab the opponent’s hand, but after biting his teeth, V.Jagėlo kept the gong until the end of the fight.
Mindaugas Narauskas (Lithuania, 73 kg) – Christiano Silva (Brazil, 73 kg) -73 kg, 3×3 min. – Victory of M.Narauskas with a TKO in the first round
M.Narauskas, who had been dominating since the start of the fight, made excellent use of knee kicks, sent the opponent to two knockouts and although he could not knock him out, dominance in this fight forced the referee to stop the fight in the first round.
Henrikas Vikšraitis (Lithuania, 73 kg) – Oleksii Mykhailo (Ukraine) -73 kg, 3×3 min. – The victory of H. Vikšraitis by unanimous decision of the judges
In a fight that caused many emotions, H. Vikšraitis often asked the opponent to strike with more force and precision. Lithuania started the fight worse, but then took the initiative and made more accurate shots. In the second round, H. Vikšraitis fell after one of the opponent’s shots, but quickly got to his feet and no falls were counted. In the end, the Lithuanian convinced all the judges and took the well-deserved victory.
After the fight, O. Mykhailas called for revenge and assured that he would take down H. Vikšreaitis next time.
Nauris Lukošiūnas (Lithuania, 71 kg) – Finn Larsen (Finland, 68.7 kg) -69 kg, 3×3 min. – N. Lukošiūnas victory eliminated in the first round (1 min. 42 sec.)
F. Larsen, who got into the fight quite a bit, struggled early on, and M.Lukošiūnas fought confidently and attacked successfully. Initially, N. Lukošiūnas sent an opponent down, and after several more attacks, he knocked out F. Larsen with his left hand and achieved one of the most impressive victories of the night.
Raimondas Avlasevičius (Lithuania, 77 kg) – Volodymyr Hynzhu (Poland) -77 kg, 3×3 min. – The victory of R. Avlasevičius by unanimous decision of the judges
The fight was best started by R. Avlasevičius, whose blows to the legs hurt the opponent. Still, V. Hynzhu also had his moments later and the fight went off without a hitch. R. Avlasevičius’s blows were sometimes more accurate, which convinced the judges, who awarded the Lithuanian victory.
Jan Naus (Lithuania, 75 kg) – Hubert Dylewski (Ukraine, 74.2 kg) -75 kg, 3×3 min. – Victory of J.Naus by different decision of the judges (two judges for J.Naus, one – for H. Dylewski)
At the beginning of the first round, the Ukrainian looked a little better, but then J.Naus took the initiative and, after a blow to the abdomen, led the opponent to the edge of the ring. The second round started with a Ukraine hit to Lithuania from below the bar, but J.Naus quickly recovered. The fight was fairly uneventful, and at the end of the third round, the fighters exchanged fairly wide shots. The judges’ opinions also differed, but the Lithuanian managed to convince two of the three judges and celebrated the victory.
Gustas Dimša (Lithuania, 70.3 kg) – Vladislav Šatunskyi (Poland, 71 kg) | -71 kg, 3×3 min. – Victory of V.Šaunskyi by different decision of the judges (one judge announced a tie, two saw the victory of V.Šatunskyi)
The first round belonged entirely to V.Šatunskyi, who reached the knockdown midway. Although the Lithuanian recovered, he was bleeding profusely from his nose. After the break, in the second round G.Dimša revived and performed much better and repeatedly forced fans to enjoy good shots. V.Šaunskyi slowed down a bit and G.Dimša, showing his character, scored points. However, two of the three judges saw the victory of V. Šatunskyi and the Polish fighter won by a different decision of the judges.
Aurimas Krukauskas (Lithuania, 71 kg) – Osvaldas Fedorovičius (Lithuania, 71 kg) | -71 kg, 3×3 min. – Victory of O. Fedorovičius in the first round (2:25 min.) With technical knockout
At the beginning of the fight, the initiative belonged to A. Krukauskas, who managed to knock down the opponent with one blow and soon continued the fight on the ground floor. Still, the painful action failed and the fight came to a standstill again. Mid-round, A.Kurkauskas’s coach yelled from the corner that he was giving the initiative, and soon O. Fedorovičius hit his leg in the abdomen and A.Kukauskas stumbled and could no longer breathe, and the judges stopped the fight .
Samuel Sorochov (Lithuania, 69 kg) – Aleh Moshin (Poland, 66.5 kg) | -67 kg, 3×3 min. – A.Mošinas victory by decision of the judges after the additional round
The first round was a draw, and the wrestlers often received blows to the foot. At the beginning of the second round, S.Sorochov hit the opponent under the bar and the Pole needed a break. After that, the fighters continued to exchange footsteps. Towards the end of the round, after the Lithuanian punches, A.Mošinas leaned on the ropes of the ring and this provoked the excitement of the spectators. In the third round, A.Mošinas performed slightly better, hitting the opponent with accurate shots several times after combinations. After 9 minutes of fighting, the referees unanimously decided that a win was more valuable and an extra round was awarded.
In the additional round, the fighters again looked quite badass, and in the middle of the round, the Lithuanian struck a painful blow to the opponent’s nose, after which A.Mošinas needed a break to recover, but the fall was not counted. However, the judges relied more on A.Mošino’s blows and awarded him a victory.
Žygimantas Kidikas (0-1, Lithuania) – Ovidijus Pocius (3-0, Lithuania) | +95 kg, 3×2 min. – The victory of O. Pocius is eliminated in 20 seconds.
The first fight ended incredibly quickly: O. Pocius, who had been defending for some time, knocked out Ž.Kidikas with a single forehand and the referee did not hesitate to stop the fight.
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