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| ADDITIONAL MATCH ANNOUNCED FOR FINAL CONFLICT 2004 |
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From Dream Stage Entertainment
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Dream Stage Entertainment also held a press conference in Tokyo to display the newly created Grand Prix championship belt, which will be awarded to the tournament winner at FINAL CONFLICT. The belt was constructed at a cost of US$250,000 and is handcrafted with gold and various types of jewels. Unlike PRIDE FC's standard championship belts, this Grand Prix belt will become the property of the tournament winner. In addition, besides their fight purse, the winner will take home a bonus cash prize of 20,000,000 Japanese yen, which is approximately US$183,500. | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Tournament Matches: |
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Fight Card |
| Murilo Bustamante (Brazil) | vs. |
Kazuhiro Nakamura (Japan) |
| Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira (Brazil) | vs. |
Sergei Kharitonov (Russia) |
| Fedor Emelianenko (Russia) | vs. |
Naoya Ogawa (Japan) |
| Kevin Randleman (USA) | vs. |
Ron Waterman (USA) |
| Mirko Filipovic (Croatia) | vs. |
Aleksander Emelianenko (Russia) |
| Wanderlei Silva (Brazil) | vs. |
Yuki Kondo (Japan) |
Additional non-tournament match ups to be announced soon.
(Participants and Matches Subject to Change)
Tournament Finals:
(Same Night)
Winner Nogueira/Kharitonov | vs. | Winner Emelianenko/Ogawa |
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