In our latest HDNet Fights Video Vault feature, we look back at July's DREAM.15 event and a featherweight bout between Michihiro Omigawa and Young Sam Jung.
Omigawa was the clear favorite with the oddsmakers and the Japanese fans, but his Korean opponent proved more than game.
The fight, which can be watched in its entirety, initially took place July 10 at the Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan.
Each week HDNet and MMAjunkie.com release a new and exclusive fight from the ever-growing HDNet Fights video library. Stunning knockouts, slick submissions, shocking finishes and legendary brawls are the norm for this weekly feature. Omigawa vs. Jung is no exception.
Omigawa (11-7-1 at the time), a former UFC fighter, entered the bout with three straight wins and six victories in his previous seven fights. After defeating a string of notables – including Nam Phan, Marlon Sandro, L.C. Davis and Hatsu Hioki – the former Sengoku fighter was thought to be getting something of a "gimme" in Jung (0-2), a DREAM newcomer who suffered a pair of quick knockout SpiritMC losses in his home country.
Would Omigawa continue his career resurgence, or would Jung pull off the stunning upset?
Check out the video for the answer.
And don't forget to catch the latest DREAM event early Saturday morning (2 a.m. ET/11 p.m. PT Friday) when HDNet provides a live broadcast of DREAM.15. The event includes a bout between Omigawa and Cole Escovedo.
Each week MMAjunkie.com (www.mmajunkie.com) and HDNet Fights (www.hdnetfights.com) team up for "HDNet Fights Video Vault," which offers a new and unique video from the organization's ever-growing fight library. The weekly feature is a continuation of a long-standing partnership between MMAjunkie.com and HDNet. For more information on HDNet, which broadcasts more MMA events than any other TV outlet, visit www.hd.net.
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