Antonio Rogerio Nogueira (picture), the twin brother of the interim UFC Heavyweight Champion Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira, will square off against Moise Rimbon at World Victory Road: Sengoku 6 on November 1 in Saitama, Japan.

Nogueira (14-3) last fought at Affliction: Banned, knocking out Edwin Dewees in the first round.

Rimbon (13-7-3) from Paris, France will be making his second Sengoku appearance. He submitted K-1 fighter Peter Graham with a rear naked choke at Sengoku 4 in August.
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World Victory Road: Sengoku 6
Saturday, November 1, 2008
Saitama Super Arena in Saitama, Japan

Middleweight Grand Prix:
Yuki Sasaki vs Kazuhiro Nakamura
Jorge Santiago vs Siyar Bahadurzada
Joe Doerksen vs Izuru Takeuchi (Reserve Match)

Lightweight Grand Prix:
Satoru Kitaoka vs Eiji Mitsuoka
Kazunori Yokota vs Mizuto Hirota
Bang Seung Hwan vs Jorge Masvidal (Reserve Match)

Non-Tournament Bouts:
Muhammed "King Mo" Lawal vs Fabio Silva
Antonio Rogerio Nogueira vs Moise Rimbon

California State Athletic Commission Assistant Executive Director Bill Douglas has confirmed that Affliction fighter Edwin Dewees (picture) and EliteXC fighter Antonio Silva have tested positive for performance enhancing drugs. On August 1, Douglas said that both cards were "not out of the woods" and positive tests were likely on both cards.

Dewees, 26 years old, tested positive for Nandrolone, a common illegal steroid, following his losing effort against Antonio Rogerio Nogueira at Affliction Banned on July 19. The level of drug in Dewees' system, 499ng/mL, far outstrips other high profile fighters who have been ensnared by the CSAC since it began drug testing in March of 2006.

"The level of drug in his system makes it very hard to explain," told Douglas.

Also hard to explain is Silva's positive test, which showed the presence of Boldenone, an anabolic steroid mainly veterinarian in nature. According to Douglas, the CSAC does not record the level of Boldenone in a fighter's system, as the drug's long half-life in the body make false positives extremely unlikely.

Both men have been suspended one year from the end of their respective bouts and have been fined $2,500.

Dewees declined comment saying he needed to check with his lawyer before making any statements.

Silva and his representatives were unavailable for comment.

Aside from Justin Levens, who has already been reported as testing positive for pain killers, all other EliteXC and Affliction fighters from the noted July events tested negative for any banned substances, whether recreational or performance enhancing.