On October 8, 1996, Bas Rutten defeated Manabu Yamada in the Pancrase promotion. (0)
On September 1, 1995, Bas Rutten defeated Minoru Suzuki and Frank Shamrock defeated Takafumi Ito in Tokyo, Japan. (0)
On August 14, 1999 UFC vet Nate Marquardt won 3 in a night to win the Bas Rutten Invitational.
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I say just be relaxed. If you can fight in the ring or the cage the same way you do in the dojo with no stress and everything is relaxed, you probably will win if you fight your best. But the difficult thing is when you get in the ring, your friends, your family, TV, everybody is there. Suddenly there’s a lot of pressure on you. To get rid of that, you have to set your mind.
–Former UFC heavyweight champion Bas Rutten
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On July 26, 1994 Ken Shamrock defeated Bas Rutten by submission.
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This Day in MMA History: Bas Rutten defeats Frank Shamrock
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This week Jake takes us through a move he calls the “Bas Rutten Body Crank.” He saw Bas do this move in a Pancrase match and has since incorporated it into his game. He shows this move from the head and arm position and also explains the fundamentals of a good head and arm. This is a great move, check it out here!(0)
“I think the most talented guy on the planet I think would really be BJ Penn. I mean he blew me away with his boxing skills finally. I literally believed that you know when he trained three years Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, he had a black belt and he went to Brazil and he won the world championship right? I think that if he trained like six months or a year he’s gonna become the world champion boxing in his weight class. He’s that good, that talented.”
–Bas Rutten in an interview with MMAyou.com (0)
On May 31, 1994 Bas Rutten defeated Yoshiki Takahashi via TKO in Pancrase in Tokyo.
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On May 16, 1996 Bas Rutten defeated Frank Shamrock via TKO from a cut in the Pancrase organization in Tokyo, Japan.
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On October 8, 1996, Bas Rutten defeated Manabu Yamada in the Pancrase promotion. (0)
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This week Jake takes us through a move he calls the “Bas Rutten Body Crank.” He saw Bas do this move in a Pancrase match and has since incorporated it into his game. He shows this move from the head and arm position and also explains the fundamentals of a good head and arm. This is a great move, check it out here!
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“I think the most talented guy on the planet I think would really be BJ Penn. I mean he blew me away with his boxing skills finally. I literally believed that you know when he trained three years Brazilian Jiu Jitsu, he had a black belt and he went to Brazil and he won the world championship right? I think that if he trained like six months or a year he’s gonna become the world champion boxing in his weight class. He’s that good, that talented.”
–Bas Rutten in an interview with MMAyou.com (0)
On May 31, 1994 Bas Rutten defeated Yoshiki Takahashi via TKO in Pancrase in Tokyo.
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