TOKYO -- Dream Event Producer Keichi Sasahara met with the press after Monday's Dream 4 post-fight press conference at the East 21 Hotel to announce that Brazil mixed martial arts promotion Fury FC has joined with Dream in a fighter, staff and referee exchange partnership.
Fury FC, ran by Giant Sport Entertainment and headed by Victor Costa and Gilberto Faria, started in 2006 and has since hosted five shows, including two one-night tournaments. Upstarts
Ronaldo Souza (Pictures),
Thiago Silva (Pictures) and
Rousimar Palhares (Pictures) are among several talented Brazilians to cut their teeth in the ring of Fury FC.
The Brazilian promotion is slated to hold two more tournaments this year at lightweight and middleweight. AACC's
Takafumi Otsuka, who has already won twice in Fury FC in as many bouts, will participate in the lightweight tournament to be held in a July. This match will mark the first of a series of Brazil versus Japan bouts. Combat rules within Fury FC will mirror Dream's.
Fighters will be exchanged, with most of the traffic coming to Japan. However, Sasahara did specifically that if a fighter would like to compete in Brazil, they may have the option.
Back in December, EliteXC's parent company ProElite signed a deal with Giant Sport Entertainment to stream events live from Brazil on its Web site.
In a separate press conference at East 21 on Monday, Deep President Shigeru Saeki introduced the Japanese M-1 Challenge Team to the media and announced several matchups and structure details for events on the horizon.
July 17's event will feature France taking on America in the first grouping, while Japan and Holland will clash in a separate bracket.
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