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Saturday, September 24, 2011 Location: Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan Shinya Tobikan Judan Aoki (28-5) vs. Razor Rob McCullough (19-7) Joachim Hellboy Hansen (22-10) vs. Tatsuya Crusher Kawajiri (28-7) Lion Takeshi Inoue (20-5) vs. Caol Uno Shoten Uno (26-14) Yan Cabral (9-0) vs. Kazushi Sakuraba (26-15) Willamy Chiquerim Freire (19-4) vs. Satoru Kitaoka (28-10) Gerald Hurricane Harris (18-4) vs. Kazuhiro Kaz Nakamura (15-10) [Bantamweight World Grand Prix Quarterfinal] Antonio Banuelos (18-7) vs. Hideo Cinderella Boy Tokoro (30-23) [Bantamweight World Grand Prix Quarterfinal] Bibiano The Flash Fernandes (8-3) vs. Takafumi Otsuka (12-8) [Bantamweight World Grand Prix Quarterfinal] Abel The Silent Assassin Cullum (18-5) vs. Masakazu Ashikan Judan Imanari (23-9) [Bantamweight World Grand Prix Quarterfinal] Rodolfo Marques (12-1) vs. Yusup Maestro Saadulaev (8-0) Baru Seiryu Harn (1-1) vs. Ikuhisa Minowaman Minowa (49-32)

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