I wonder if the local BJJ gang sent anyone to compete in this tournament ?

Since one certain person keeps relentlessly promoting it and if they are genuine they should at least try to compete .

I found no evidence that they were there , but if anyone has contrary evidence I am willing to stand corrected.

But whatever they didn't win anything :


http://www.websitetoolbox.com/tool/post/bi...post?id=2239175

Well since you asked so nicely...

There weren't any official team representation, but 2 guys from KDTA competed (see results at www.bjj-asia.com). And yes you're right, they didnt win.

There might be more representation next year hopefully.

So who were these guys ?

surely they have names don't they ?
no shame to lose unless you deliberately withhold .

and why no team sent since they all claimed to be the submission leaders in Msia ?

Shit man even I was asked to compete , I didn't because the training fees too much and I don't value grappling only competitions.

o.o?u want to join ?

For your info (this is from the Bangkok Fight Club forum):

Props to the guys from M'sia to put it on the line to compete.

DAY ONE: GI (OCT. 20)

WHITE BELT:
under 66kg
1. Carlo Pena (New Breed Philippines)
2. Paul Teo (Fight G)
3. Bruno Hernandez (Bangkok BJJ)
3. Chai Grindean (Bangkok BJJ)

under 73kg
1. Andy Mobbs (Bangkok BJJ)
2. Alex Winters (Bangkok BJJ)
3. Alex Rice (Singapore BJJ)
3. Kyle Juan (Bangkok BJJ)

under 83kg
1. Andy Chan (Fight G)
2. Sumate Kunching (Bangkok BJJ)
3. Steven Steele (New Breed Philippines)
3. Peattapol Sae Lim (Bangkok BJJ)

under 93kg
1. Patrick Pincon (KDT)

over 93kg
1. Volkan Oezdemir (Tiger Muay Thai)
2. Ekkaphan Phantana Angkul (Bangkok BJJ)
3. Patrick Pincon (KDT)
3. Dominique Devreeje (Bangkok BJJ)

Absolute Division:
1. Andy Mobbs (Bangkok BJJ)
2. Devreeje Dominique (Bangkok BJJ)
3. Ekkaphan Phantana Angkul (Bangkok BJJ)
3. Bruno Hernandez (Bangkok BJJ)

BLUE BELT:
under 66kg
1. Brenden Sim (Fight G)
2. Sarun Satawin (Bangkok BJJ)
3. Atiwat Suvinijjit (Bangkok BJJ)
3. Tadatomi Hashimoto (Bangkok BJJ)

under 73kg:
1. Tulacihart Seangsobchanti (Bangkok BJJ)
2. Jean Bui (Bangkok BJJ)
3. Llya Reeres
3. Albert Lim (KDT)

under 83kg:
1. Mark Simmerman (Bangkok BJJ)
2. Scott Calver (Bangkok BJJ)

under 93 Kg:
1. Luke Chaya (Bangkok BJJ)
2. Sebastien Desvignes (Bangkok BJJ)

over 93 Kg:
1. Luke Chaya (Bangkok BJJ)
2. Esau Boen (Kowloon BJJ)

ABSOLUTE:
1. Sebastien Desvignes (Bangkok BJJ)
2. Scott Calver (Bangkok BJJ)
3. Mark Simmerman (Bangkok BJJ)
3. Luke Chaya (Bangkok BJJ)

This post has been edited by jurusilat: Nov 12 2007, 12:12 PM

I was asked to but since the training fees so high like rm 2500 , I said thanks but no thanks , pure grappling doesn't mean that much to me.

I already had the experience of rolling with the elite no gi winner.

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Added on November 12, 2007, 11:14 pm


So only Albert Lim has the balls to compete ? since I doubt Mr. Pincon is locally based - come one truth please.

I can always cross check this with my Thai contacts.

It seems KDT has a habit of using outsiders to rep them , wouldn't it be nice for a change to use their own people in action ?

And what about Jorusilat ? always talk so much about his BJJ , why never put it on the line as he says ?




This post has been edited by Haunkiem: Nov 12 2007, 11:15 PM

Patrick Pincon is Malaysian. Who is the "outsider" representing KDT that you know of?

And to participate in the SEAGG, the enrollment fee for competitors is ThaiBaht 1.200 for each one of the tournaments or ThaiBaht 1.800 for the athletes competing in both BJJ and Submission Grappling tournaments . Pretty affordable. how come you have to pay RM2,500.00?

Training & travel & accom fees ain't free , no point entering with training from some crappo gym , no names mention.




what about you talk so much , never enter ? BJJ supposed to be your special ?

and who are you with now KDT or Quirco ?

you do a lot of double talk , you're not trying to b###sh#t us are you ?

Nope.

My aim is to spread the interest on BJJ in Malaysia.

As it is, we are behind Thailand, Phillipines, Indonesia and S'pore...

sure we can,here we go

then answer the #@##### question - who do you train with ? KDT or Quico ? is there state the truth please or I can find out myself quite easy ?

If you refuse to answer this simple question as if there is something irregular to hide , then we can only conclude you are a Bull######r.

This post has been edited by Haunkiem: Nov 17 2007, 07:57 PM

Currently training with Quico. Why are you so angry?

This post has been edited by jurusilat: Nov 18 2007, 12:37 AM

Why not ?

When are you going to cross train with me since you keep telling everybody else to x train ?

Oh yes , just as well you are with quico , because I've just been talking to my Thai contacts.

Apparently Kdt guys did win even 1 match in SEAGG.

Just the way it is dude , can't blame anyone for the result .

Yeah, I guess.

What belt are you ?

Er, hi there - a friend pointed out this thread to me so i just wanted to clarify for the record that i, Patrick Roger Wei-Min Pincon, am actually a Malaysian citizen (i'm a Pantai Hospital boy myself).

I'm actually half-French and half-Chinese thus the crazy name - if you want to clarify this feel free to PM me or look me up on Facebook. And yeah, i roll at KDT...

Good tournament all in all and it was my first time attending one but hey it never hurts to try. Not sure how i ended up being the only person in my weight category as that was quite a shock so i was invited to participate in the next highest division (as you can see from the results).

Anyhow, thats about it i guess.

Are you talking to me ?

hi,

just happened do drop by this post cause was looking for some BJJ tips..

Which place would u recommend for BJJ in KL?