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Khadzhimurat Zoloev vs. Jerry Cadorette - ArmFight #40

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Farid Usmanov vs. John Brzenk

VIDEOS: 2006 PAC Ultimate Armwrestling III, Arizona Charlie’s Decatur, Las Vegas, RESULTS

The event was recorded and edited for ESPN. Production by Sebastian Lopez for the Professional Armwrestling Conference (PAC). Bodybuilding.com was a sponsor for the ULTIMATE ARMWRESTLING III.

Ultimate Armwrestling III was held April 21st – 23rd 2006 at Arizona Charlie’s Decatur Hotel and Casino. Over 300 competitors came out to test their skill. Over 150 of the competitors competed professionally, for their part of over $60,000.00.

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Matches in the first video (the youtube player is set to start at 1:30, on some mobile phones you will have to manual skip to 1:30)

1. Weight Class 199 – 242 lb (90 – 110 kg) Right match:  vs. 

2. Weight Class 199 – 242 lb (90 – 110 kg) Right match:  vs. 

3. Weight Class 199 – 242 lb (90 – 110 kg) Right Semifinal:  vs. 

4. Weight Class 199 – 242 lb (90 – 110 kg) Right Semifinal:  vs. 

5. Weight Class 199 – 242 lb (90 – 110 kg) Right Final:  vs. 

6. Ladies Weight Class 154+ lb (+70 kg) Right Semifinal:  vs. 

7. Ladies Weight Class 154+ lb (+70 kg) Right Semifinal:  vs. 

8. Ladies Weight Class 154+ lb (+70 kg) Right Semifinal:  vs. 

9. Ladies Weight Class 154+ lb (+70 kg) Right Final (1st match):  vs. 

10. Ladies Weight Class 154+ lb (+70 kg) Right Final (final match):  vs. 

11. Men Weight Class +243 lb (+110 kg) Right match:  vs. 

12. Men Weight Class +243 lb (+110 kg) Right match:  vs. 

13. Men Weight Class +243 lb (+110 kg) Right Semifinal:  vs. 

14. Men Weight Class +243 lb (+110 kg) Right (preliminaries – John toprolls):  vs. 

15. Men Weight Class +243 lb (+110 kg) Right Final (1st match – John hooks):  vs. 

16. Men Weight Class +243 lb (+110 kg) Right Final (final match – John hooks again):  vs. 

17. Weight Class 0 – 154 lb (-70 kg) Right match:  (misspelled Boohoyan) vs.  (now Jambul Vibliani)

18. Weight Class 0 – 154 lb (-70 kg) Right match:  vs. 

19. Weight Class 0 – 154 lb (-70 kg) Right Semifinal:  vs.  (misspelled Boohoyan in the video)

https://youtu.be/5LXU58mkISs?t=1m30s

Source: John Burgeson │ proarmwrestling.com


Matches in the second video:

1. Weight Class 0 – 154 lb (-70 kg) Right Semifinal:  vs.  (misspelled Boohoyan in the video)

2. Weight Class 0 – 154 lb (-70 kg) Right Final:  (now Jambul Vibliani) vs.  (misspelled Boohoyan).

3. Weight Class 177 – 198 lb (-90 kg) Right match: “ToddZilla”  vs. 

4. Weight Class 177 – 198 lb (-90 kg) Right match:  vs. 

5. Weight Class 177 – 198 lb (-90 kg) Right Semifinal:  vs. 

6. Weight Class 177 – 198 lb (-90 kg) Right Final: “ToddZilla”  vs. 

7. Weight Class 177 – 198 lb (-90 kg) Left match:   vs. 

8. Weight Class 177 – 198 lb (-90 kg) Left Semifinal:  vs. “ToddZilla” 

9. Weight Class 177 – 198 lb (-90 kg) Left Semifinal:  vs. 

10. Weight Class 177 – 198 lb (-90 kg) Left Final: “ToddZilla”  vs. 

11. Weight Class 155 – 176 lb (-80 kg) Right match (preliminaries):  vs. ?

12. Weight Class 155 – 176 lb (-80 kg) Right match (preliminaries):  vs. 

13. Weight Class 155 – 176 lb (-80 kg) Right match (preliminaries):  vs. 

14. Weight Class 155 – 176 lb (-80 kg) Right match (preliminaries):  vs. 

15. Weight Class 155 – 176 lb (-80 kg) Right match (preliminaries):  vs. ?

16. Weight Class 155 – 176 lb (-80 kg) Right match (preliminaries):  vs. ?

17. Weight Class 155 – 176 lb (-80 kg) Right match (preliminaries):  vs. Djasure

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9DrtYz_1okU

Source: John Burgeson │ proarmwrestling.com


Matches in the third video:

1. Weight Class 155 – 176 lb (-80 kg) Right match:  vs. 

2. Weight Class 155 – 176 lb (-80 kg) Right match:  vs.

3. Weight Class 155 – 176 lb (-80 kg) Right match:  vs. 

4. Weight Class 155 – 176 lb (-80 kg) Right match:  vs. 

5. Weight Class 155 – 176 lb (-80 kg) Right Semifinal:  vs. 

6. Weight Class 155 – 176 lb (-80 kg) Right Semifinal:  vs. 

7. Weight Class 155 – 176 lb (-80 kg) Right Semifinal:  vs. 

8. Weight Class 155 – 176 lb (-80 kg) Right Semifinal:  vs. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yJ5JUSsMD30

Source: John Burgeson │ proarmwrestling.com


This results table was made by XSportNews, using the official results (with some adjustments) posted by Bill Collins – northeastboard and John Burgeson – northeastboard.

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LEFT HAND / LEFT ARM LEFT HAND / LEFT ARM
MEN PRO 0-154 lb (-70kg) MEN PRO 0-154 lb (-70kg)
Roman Tsindeliani (now Jambul Vibliani) Roman Tsindeliani (now Jambul Vibliani)
Stephen Rodgers Vazgen Soghoyan
Lenny Lockert Simon Berriochoa
Jake Smith Jamie Sheldon
Johnny Burgeson Jeremy Plaster
Tony Sweat Marc Orapallo
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MEN PRO 155-176 lb (-80 kg) MEN PRO 155-176 lb (-80 kg)
Djasure Cvetan Gashevski
Chris Chakhamakdyn Allen Fisher
Aaron Lengyel Denis Dubreuil
Denise Dubreuil Kevin Hicklin
Jarod Cash Brandon Dye
Travis Miller Mike McGraw
——————————- ——————————-
MEN PRO 177-198 lb (-90 kg) MEN PRO 177-198 lb (-90 kg)
Todd Hutchings Todd Hutchings
Kevin Bongard James Smith
Vasily Kuznetsov Kenny Hughes
Bray Johnson Chad Silvers
Eric Roussin Kevin Bongard
James Smith Andreas Rundstrom
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MEN PRO 199-252 lb (-110 kg) MEN PRO 199-252 lb (-110 kg)
Marcio Barboza John Brzenk
Tom Nelson Ron Bath
John Brzenk Sylvain Perron
Sylvain Perron Michael Todd
Ron Bath Marcio Barboza
Allen Ferreira Kevin Buetts
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MEN PRO 243+ lb (+110 kg) MEN PRO 243+ lb (+110 kg)
Travis Bagent John Brzenk
Eric Woelfel Farid Usmanov (now Ferit Osmanli)
Bob Shaffer Brian Bilby
August Smisl August Smisl
Rob Bigwood Travis Bagent
Linley Keating Eric Guevin
——————————- ——————————-
Ladies / Women Right 
0-132 lb (-60 kg)
Judy Dodd
Tamara Mitts
Valerie Beach
Tanya Wood
——————————- ——————————-
133-154 lb (-70 kg)
Heidi Andersson
Barb Zalepa
Carolyn Fisher
Valerie Beach
——————————- ——————————-
154+ lb (+70 kg)
Joyce King
Liliya Khamidullina
Mirela Pirjol
Nicole Cisco
——————————- ——————————-
Mens Master Left – 0-154 Mens Master Right – 0-154
No Entries No entries
——————————- ——————————-
Mens Master Left – 155-176 Mens Master Right – 155-176
No Entries 1. Vern Martel
2. Aaron Lengyel
3. Mike McGraw
——————————- ——————————-
Mens Master Left – 177- 198 Mens Master Right – 177-198
No Entries 1. Bob Brown
2. Bill Arnold
3. Lee Ecclesfield
——————————- ——————————-
Mens Master Left – 199-220 Mens Master Right – 199-220
No Entries 1. John Woolsey
2. John Shipes
3. Darigi Nagynknan
——————————- ——————————-
Mens Master Left – 221+ Mens Master Right – 221+
1. Rob Boespflug 1. Ron Bath
2. John Shipes 2. Mark Clay
3. Ron Bedinsky 3. Eric Drury
——————————- ——————————-
Grandmaster Right – 0-165
1. Dave Hicks
2. Zee Bujag
3. Ian Stanton
——————————- ——————————-
Grandmaster Right – 166-185
1. Dave Hicks
2. Bert Whitfield
3. Adam Gerber
——————————- ——————————-
Grandmaster Right – 186-205
1. John Woolsey
2. Bert Whitfield
3. Bob Eazor
——————————- ——————————-
Grandmaster Right – 226+
1. John Woolsey
2. Bruce Way
3. Jeff Hodskinson
——————————- ——————————-
Mens Amateur Left – 0-154 Mens Amateur Right – 0-154
1. Mike England 1. Mike England
2. Ron Acena 2. Ed Romero
3. Fabian Carrillo 3. Ron Acena
——————————- ——————————-
Mens Amateur Left – 155-176 Mens Amateur Right – 155-176
1. Richard Smith 1. Travis Miller
2. Tony Montgomery 2. Richard Smith
3. Joe Gonzales 3. Tony Montgomery
——————————- ——————————-
Mens Amateur Left – 177-198 Mens Amateur Right – 177-198
1. Rob Boespflug 1. Kyle Norman
2. Kyle Norman 2. Clink Way
3. Troy Tiegs 3. Dan Wardlaw
——————————- ——————————-
Mens Amateur Left – 199-242 Mens Amateur Right – 199-242
1. Michael Mariscal 1. Lee Bonnett
2. Jeremy Woodside 2. Michael Mariscal
3. Lee Bonnett 3. Mark Clay
——————————- ——————————-
Mens Amateur Left – 243+ Mens Amateur Right – 243+
1. Conan Medak 1. Ed Shelton
2. Lee Bonnett 2. Conan Medak
3. Jeff Hodgekinson 3. Ed Wucher
——————————- ——————————-
Mens Beginner Left – 0-165 Mens Beginner Right – 0-165
No Entries 1. Ulysses Alvarez
2. Greg Arnold
3. Josh Jordan
——————————- ——————————-
Mens Beginner Left – 166-198 Mens Beginner Right – 166-198
1. Troy Tiegs 1. Ed Moehle
2. Mark Reichert 2. Angelo Paiva
3. Josh Jordan 3. Troy Tiegs
——————————- ——————————-
Mens Beginner Left – 199+  Mens Beginner Right – 199+
No Entries 1. Clint Way
2. Troy Teigs
3. Mark Reichert
——————————- ——————————-
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Farid Usmanov (Ferit Osmanli) vs. John Brzenk - 2006 PAC Ultimate Armwrestling III, Arizona Charlie’s Decatur, Las Vegas │ Capture by XSportNews from the video
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Justin Green vs. Jake Smith - UAL SEPTEMBER SMASHDOWN 2014

VIDEO: Justin Green vs. Jake Smith, Sam Harris vs. Jamie Sheldon │ UAL SEPTEMBER SMASHDOWN 2014, LAS VEGAS

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Top of the Palazzo in Las Vegas – Sept 2014

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Jake Smith vs. Justin Bishop - UAL 8

VIDEO: UAL 8 PART 4

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UAL 8 PART 4
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Michael Todd vs. John Brzenk - Super Heavyweight (Open) Final - UAL 8

VIDEO: UAL 8 Highlights: John Brzenk vs Michael Todd

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UAL 8 Highlights: John Brzenk vs Michael Todd


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World Armwrestling Championships - WAF 2015

37th World Armwrestling Championships – WAF 2015 ?

World Armwrestling Championships - WAF 2015 │ Image Source: armpower.net
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In the first part you can read the article from armpower.net, in the second part you can read what Bill Collins and Robert Drenk wrote about this subject.

” After long negotiations Slovak armwrestling federation refused to take the World Championship in 2015. Thus, America and then Slovakia could not assume the obligation to hold the tournament. The question remains open.

It’s unbelievable: at first time of all history of our sport we have such problem. What had happened?

“In 2010 at WAF Congress majority vote of the right to take the Worlds in 2015 was given to the United States, – says Igor Mazurenko. – President of the World Federation at the time was a Canadian Fred Roy. In 2012, during the World Championship in Brazil we reached a turning point. At the Congress by a majority vote of Fred Roy managed to shoot. Assen Hadjitodorov and Alexander Filimonov took control.

In 2012 Polish Federation organized the European Championship. The tournament was held at a very high level with the highest standards. Many of the European countries want to pursue at this level not only European but also World Championships. We remember that the championship in Brazil was held so-so, and it could not be the same anymore. And once it became clear that Assen Hadjitodorov decided not to lower the bar of the European Championship, because the organization of sports competitions at the world level should not lag behind European and even be much better”.

Everyone was waiting for the world championship in 2013 and new standards in Poland. Polish Federation held a championship, after which the Americans immediately reported that they are unable to provide this level. First of all, they had a problem with the organization of the live broadcast on the sports channel. It was an alarming bell.

Autumn 2013 Igor Mazurenko met with the organizer of the future championship-2015 Bill Collins “Collins initially agreed to cooperate, but he said that broadcasting is impossible. Actually, we have seen a championship in “Las Vegas” in 2010. Competitions were held in the hangar, not at the Worlds level at all.

Under the WAF’s rules, a certain country federation have to organize the World Championship, the contract is signed it with it. Will this federation organize everything by itself or turn to commercial organizations – does not matter. American Federation was registered recently, but in fact, in the championship could make any commercial organization.

PAL, which I represent, was to provide financial, logistical support, and the federation would then simply reap all success. Naturally, this approach does not suit anyone. The World Federation was an ultimatum: either the American Federation holds competitions or gives the right of another organizer”, – concluded Mazurenko.

It was a deadlock.

During the Congress in Azerbaijan Marian Capla offered to hold the championship in Slovakia. He’d brought the candidacy of Slovakia, but for later events. But after reflection and advice with officials and businessmen about funding, the Slovak federation refused to hold the World Championship in 2015.

The question remains open.

“There was a proposal to hold the championship again in Poland, – shares Mazurenko. – But we stick to the policy of armwrestling popularization worldwide, not only in Poland, so this option is not very suitable. But we are ready to organize this event at a decent level. The only condition is answer deadline at 1st of September”.

Anastasia Kisilyova “

Source: armpower.net

Bill Collins – northeastboard: ” A sad issue for USA, most don’t know the political side of the armwrestling at the world level, a country can only host a WAF world championship every 5 years in their respective country, I hosted the 2010, hence opening the 2015 for USA..WAF accepts bid 3 years prior to the event.

Last time I was at a congress meeting their was 46 country’s that was represent WAF, each country having a voting member…

In 2012 I put a proposal together to host the 2015 WAF worlds, Simon presented it to the WAF congress and USA won the 2015 WAF USA worlds, the stipulation was agreed with existing president Fred Roy, that the contract remains the same as my 2010 contract (all agreed)..WAF only sends out the written agreement a year prior to the championship…

Needless to say Fred was out voted by Assen from Bulgaria that same year (2012), I received the written contract (2015) from Assen 4 months ago….Assen knowing the agreement with Fred Roy..

It cost $42,000.00 to host the 2010 world and the additional language in the written contract added another $110,000.00, in short to host a worlds expect to pay around $150,000.00..

USA is totally prepared to host the Worlds with the original agreement, I’d even agree to pay for the extra 7 flights for his “technical crew”!!!!! if they take out the 4 day satellite single (new language)..

I seen this article on armpower.net and found it comical seeing Igor comment about the 2010 championship was in a “hanger”…That so called hanger is a stand alone structure where profession concerts, the golden glove boxing champions etc. are held, it was all the amenities (air/heat, massive sound system, carpet, massive big screens, etc.)a nice venue.

Personally having the same president for EAF & WAF is to much power, one controls all of Europe and the world level…one can understand the motive behind such change if you understand the politics..

Even more interesting the 2015 worlds was aligned to be given to another organization in USA before any negotiation was on the table, one would think WAF would do the right thing..

Marian Capla, the WAF general sectary was also graciously waiting to take this over and host it in Slovakia but the advice from officials and backers the Slovak federation refused to host the 2015 worlds..

Once again USA is prepared to host the 2015 Worlds but without the new added language…The WAF executive committee can make this happen!!!!! “

Robert Drenk – northeastboard: ” This type of behavior and political action will kill the sport on a World level. Seems to me one man has too much power if he can come in and change an agreed upon location and force Countries to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars the Sport simply cant support or take the event from the winning Country after the fact. The issue is the man with all the power wants the events in his Country for monetary reasons , and or expects / forces each and every Country to spend the money or lose the event when not every Country has the same level of government support. Igor is saying Worlds hosted in the US back in 2010 wasn’t up to par (this is based on who’s expectation of a professional event, this same man who took worlds from USA or Igor?). I thought Worlds in 2010 was a great location and fantastic event. USA won the 2015 bid based on the exact same terms as the 2010 Worlds, be honorable and do the right thing! “

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44th Annual Patterson Apricot Fiesta – Armwrestling Championships 2014 Part 2

VIDEO: 44th Annual Patterson Apricot Fiesta – Armwrestling Championships 2014 │ Part 2

Armwrestling – Patterson 2014 part 2
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44th Annual Patterson Apricot Fiesta, Inc.
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AJ Warren - 44th Annual Patterson Apricot Fiesta - Armwrestling Championships 2014

VIDEO: 44th Annual Patterson Apricot Fiesta – Armwrestling Championships 2014 │ Part 1

Armwrestling – Patterson 2014 part 1
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44th Annual Patterson Apricot Fiesta, Inc.
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AJ Warren, Bill Collins referee - 44th Annual Patterson Apricot Fiesta - Armwrestling Championships 2014
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Kenny Hughes - elbow foul 2 - Mike McGraw Classic 2014

VIDEO: Mike McGraw Classic 2014 part 3

Mike McGraw Classic 2014 pt 3

Published on 8 May 2014

Merced County Fair
Los Banos, Ca
May 3, 2014.
NAP (napsport.com)

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I bet ‘ elbow was singing R. Kelly’s song: 🙂

” I believe I can fly
I believe I can touch the sky
I think about it every night and day
Spread my wings and fly away
I believe I can soar
I see me running through that open door
I believe I can fly
I believe I can fly
I believe I can fly “

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