Peace Love Fist Summit

The Peace Love Fist Summit was the second non-sanctioned mixed martial arts event held by the Human Cockfighting League. The event took place on January 1, 2013 from the Sporting Girls Muffin Dome in Sendai, Japan, beginning at midnight a part of a New Year's celebration. This event was covered live, but broadcasted on delay at 1:00 PM ET on New Year's Day.

This event was part of a co-branded celebration of unmitigated violence with Japanese promotion FIGHT. The HCL-sponsored portion of the event was broadcast on IRM's Twitch channel, while the FIGHT portion was broadcast on the HoganVsFlair channel.

Event
The HCL-sponsored portion of this event featured fourteen non-sanctioned mixed martial arts bouts. These fights were part of two 8-man KUMITE tournaments in the Heavyweight and Welterweight divisions, respectively. Fights took place under Japanese "KUMITE" rules, which differ from standard HCL shows in many ways. Fights consisted of two rounds, with the first being ten minutes, and the second round five minutes. Elbows are not allowed, but soccer kicks, knees, and stomps to downed opponents are allowed. Fights that go the entire 15 minutes were judged as a whole, rather than round by round.

The Heavyweight KUMITE was won by Albert Munch, who defeated the debuting Andriy Zaporizhia in a grueling final. Both men scored impressive knockouts in the first two rounds, but Munch's endurance outlasted the Ukrainian's to get the win. In the Welterweight KUMITE, Francois Gorgonzola spoiled the Stuart Peppers party, as Peppers won his first two fights by knockout over DJ Swollen Nipple and Johan Ponce, but was knocked out by a vicious Gorgonzola knee from the ground.

This show saw the debut of four fighters, who have not yet appeared in HCL: heavyweights Andriy Zaporizhia and Phil Nasseri, and welterweights "Backgammon" Corthez and Norman Levine

Gorgonzola's win was part of a great night for French fighters, as Edgar Au Jus won the DreamFIGHT Openweight Championship over Tad Barnaby in the FIGHT 4 portion of the show.

FIGHT 4 Card

 * Note 1: This fight is for the Undisputed dreamFIGHT Championship. The fight had no rounds and no time limit.