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Weekend in Fights! December 15th Edition

December 17, 2012 By Kevin

This Weekend in Fights! (December 15th, 2012) featured two nights of UFC action, with UFC on FX 6 in Australia and The Ultimate Fighter 16 Finale in Las Vegas. Also featured this weekend was Bellator 84 in Indiana, Legacy FC 16 in Texas, Jewels – 22nd Ring in Japan, and Flawless Fighting Championship 2 in Chicago.

Friday night featured a triple header of major MMA cards, with UFC on FX 6, Bellator 84, and Legacy FC 16. UFC on FX 6 took place at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre in Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia. Th event was the culmination of the TUF: Smashes reality show with the winner of both the Lightweight and Welterweight tournaments crowned, as well as the coaches squaring off. Team U.K. coach Ross Pearson knocked out Team Australia coach George Sotiropoulos with a stiff jab in the third round. Pearson controlled the bout for the majority of the bout with his stand up and takedown defense. Sotiropoulos was on wobbly legs early in the first after a punch from Pearson was was able to recover and last until he was dropped in the third.

The lone Australian remaining Robert Whittaker picked Team U.K.’s Brad Scott apart with his superior standup skills to get the unanimous decision victory, and win the “TUF: Smashes” Welterweight-tournament.

Northern Ireland’s Norman Parke used a grappling based attack to out point Colin Fletcher and win “TUF: Smashes” Lightweight-tournament. Parke kept Fletcher on the ground and relentlessly kept him there with strikes and submission attempts. The game plan was perfect, as it stifled Fletcher’s stand up.

After a disappointing UFC debut Hector Lombard return to the win column with a first round TKO victory over  Rousimar Palhares.  With Hacran Diaz pulling out of the bout a week ago, Chad Mendes met Yaotzin Meza in a lopsided Featherweight bout. Mendes disposed of Meza via knockout in the first round with a big overhand right that sent Meza tumbling to the mat. (Full UFC on FX 6: Pearson vs. Sotiropoulos (TUF: Smashes Finale) event results below.)

The crowning of a new Bellator Heavyweight champion took place at Bellator 84 at The Venue at Horseshoe Casino in Hammond, Indiana. It took five rounds to settle it, with Alexander Volkov defeated Richard Hale four rounds to one to pick up the unanimous decision victory, $100,000, and the title.

As she did earlier this year, Felice Herrig defeated Patricia Vidonic by unanimous decision, winning all three rounds 10-9 on each of the judges score cards.

The Lightweight tournament final between Dave Jansen and Marcin Held did not talk place, cause the bout was cancelled due to 20-year-old Held being “too young” to fight according to Indiana State Commission. (Full Bellator 84 event results below.)

Legacy FC 16 took place at the Allen Event Center in Allen, Texas, live on AXS TV. The main event featured UFC veteran Will Campuzano versus Jimmy Flick for the inaugural Legacy FC Flyweight title. Flick used his wrestling throughout the first round to keep Campuzano on his back. In the second round Campuzano landed a huge knee followed with some punches to end the bout in the first minute.  With the victory Campuzano captured the title, and snapped his four bout losing skid in the UFC and WEC. In one of four first round finishes on the main card, Ryan Benoit handed UFC veteran Joseph Sandoval his fourth consecutive loss with a right hand that ended the Bantamweight clash in 62-seconds. (Full Legacy FC 16 event results below.)

Saturday night held three events including Flawless Fighting Championship, Jewels, but none more important than The Ultimate Fighter Season 16 Finale. The TUF 16 finale took place at The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel and Casino. The main event featured coach, and winner of season 10 of the Ultimate Fighter  Roy Nelson versus replacement fighter Matt Mitrione; who replaced coach Shane Carwin, after he was forced to withdraw from the scheduled bout. Mitrione’s reach advantage didn’t stop Nelson from dictating the pace of the fight and pushing him around. Nelson dropped Mitrione in the first round with a “hook uppercut” followed by a few more strikes as he was turtling up.

In the finals of TUF 16 tournament Colton Smith squared off against NDG’s own Mike Ricci. It would be Smith’s great wrestling ability and submission attempts that won him the bout and the tournament. Ricci was smothered from beginning to end, and had no answer for the bout. Ricci at times looked demoralized and he could do nothing to stop Smiths assault.

Also impressive on the card, Pat Barry knocked out Shane Del Rosario 26-seconds into the second round. Mike Pyle knocked out James Head in the first round in a slugfest. More impressive than anything was the debuting Rustam Khabilov who delivered three German-suplexes to knockout Vinc Pichel. (Full The Ultimate Fighter Season 16 Finale  event results below.)

Jewels – “22nd Ring” took place in a cage not a ring, at the Differ Ariake in Tokyo, Japan. Jewels Lightweight Queen champion Ayaka Hamasaki defended her championship against Emi “Kamikaze Angel” Fujino in the main event. Hamasaki won a unanimous decision in a special rules bout. With the victory Hamasaki keeps her perfect 9-0 record in tacked.

Two retirements occurred on the card, as Rina Tomita hung up the gloves after a first round submission loss to Mika Nagano, and Naoko Omuro partook in an exhibition match, where she submitted Hisae Watanabe with an armbar.

STRIKEFORCE veteran Roxanne Modafferi was originally schedule to appear on the card, but pulled out of her bout with Shizuka Sugiyama. (Full JEWELS – 22md Ring event results below.)

Flawless Fighting Championship 2 emanated from Chicago, Illinois. Featured on the card was TUF alumni Chris Tickle versus Bellator, DREAM, and WEC journeyman Chase Beebe. After being cut from the UFC with a loss to Daron Cruickshank at the TUF 15 finale, Tickle went on to pick up a win in August, but he was no match for the veteran of 32 bouts. Beebe would get the judges nod after three rounds improving his win streak to six.

Also on the card STRIKEFORCE veteran Lucas Lopes picked up a kneebar submission victory over Petras Markenvicius, and UFC and Bellator veteran Shamar Bailey defeated UFC and Wreck MMA veteran Gideon Ray by unanimous decision. (Full Flawless Fighting Championship 2 – Hated event results below.)

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Friday Night Fights –

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UFC on FX 6: Pearson vs. Sotiropoulos (TUF: Smashes Finale) results:

Ross Pearson def. George Sotiropoulos TKO (Punches)

Robert Whittaker def. Brad Scott via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) – “TUF: Smashes” welterweight-tournament final

Norman Parke def. Colin Fletcher via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) – – “TUF: Smashes” lightweight-tournament final

Hector Lombard def. Rousimar Palhares via TKO

FUEL TV prelims (6 p.m. ET):

Chad Mendes def. Yaotzin Meza via KO

Joey Beltran def. Igor Pokrajac via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Mike Pierce def. Seth Bacynski via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)

Ben Alloway def. Manuel Rodriguez via KO (kick, punches)

Brendan Loughnane def. Mike Wilkinson via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Cody Donovan def. Nick Penner via TKO (strikes)

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Bellator 84 results:

Alexander Volkov def. Richard Hale via Unanimous Decision ()– captures Bellator Heavyweight title

Dave Jansen v. Marcin Held –   – lightweight-tournament final- scrapped due commission not allowing Held to fight due to his age

Daniel Vizcaya def. Jack Hermansson via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)

Felice Herrig def. Patricia Vidonic via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Louis Taylor def. Joe Vedepo via KO (punch) – Round 1, 4:12

Prelims:

Christian Uflacker def. Cliff Wright via technical decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Jerald Williams def. Joey Diehl via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Anthony Gomez def. Anton Talamantes via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 1, 3:30

Robert White def. Kenny Booker via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

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Legacy FC 16 results:

Will Campuzano def. Jimmy Flick via TKO (knee and punches) – Round 2, 0:26 – wins vacant Legacy FC Flyweight title

Matt Hobar def. Steven Peterson via majority decision (29-27, 29-27, 28-28)

Chas Skelly def. Rey Trujillo via TKO (punches) – Round 3, 4:53

Ryan Benoit def. Joseph Sandoval via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 1:02

Derrick Krantz def. Charles Byrd via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 1, 3:02

Klayton Mai def. Alex Russ via submission (guillotine choke) – Round 1, 3:31

Darrion Caldwell def. Quaint Kempf via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 1:00

Prelims:

Eli Tamez def. Nathan Torres via TKO (injury) – Round 2

Russell Brewer def. Aaron Culpepper via unanimous decision

Evan Thompson def. Bobby Moore via TKO (punches) – Round 1

Sidney Cawdrey def. Joseph Salas via unanimous decision

Alfredo Leija def. Alex Madrid via TKO (punches) – Round 2

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Saturday Night Fights –

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The Ultimate Fighter Season 16 Finale results:

Roy Nelson def. Matt Mitrione via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 2:58

Colton Smith def. Mike Ricci via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-26) – to become “TUF 16” champ

Pat Barry def. Shane Del Rosario via KO (punches) – Round 2, 0:26

Dustin Poirier def. Jonathan Brookins via submission (D’Arce choke) – Round 1, 4:15

FUEL TV prelims:

Mike Pyle def. James Head via TKO (knee and punches) – Round 1, 1:55

Johnny Bedford def. Marcos Vinicius via knockout (punches) – Round 2, 1:00

Rustam Khabilov def. Vinc Pichel via knockout (suplex and punches) – Round 1, 2:15

T.J. Waldburger def. Nick Catone via submission (triangle choke) – Round 2, 1:04

Facebook prelims:

Hugo Viana def. Reuben Duran via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 4:05

Mike Rio def. John Cofer via submission (armbar) – Round 3, 4:11

Tim Elliott def. Jared Papazian via unanimous decision (30-25, 30-25, 30-26)

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Jewels 22nd Ring results:

Ayaka Hamasaki def. Emi Fujino via unanimous decision (3-0) – retains JEWELS Lightweight Queen title – (Special Rules 3x5min Rounds)

Mizuki Inoue def. Hyo Kyung Song via submission (armbar) – 2:14 – Round 2 – (Special Rules 2x5min Rounds)

Mika Nagano def. Rina Tomita via Submission (armbar) – 2:12 Round 1 – (Special Rules 2x5mon Rounds)

Jade Marie Anderson def. Megumi Yabushita via unanimous decision (3-0) – (Special Rules 2x5min Rounds)

Ikuko Tamada def. Satomi Takano via unanimous decision (3-0) (Special Rules 2x5min Rounds)

Naoko Omuro def. Hisae Watanabe via Technical Submission (Armbar) – retirement  exhibition match

Emi Tomimatsu def. Naoko Otsuka via unanimous decision (10-9, 9-10, 10-9) – (Shoot Boxing rules 3x2min Rounds)

Kikuyo Ishikawa def. Tomo Maesawa via unanimous decision (2-0) – (Special Rules 2x5min Rounds)

Mayumi Aoki def. Satoko Ozawa via unanimous decision (30-29, 30-28, 30-27) – (Kick Boxing Rules 3x3min Rounds)

Reina Matsui def. Harumi via TKO (2 knock downs) – 0:52 Round 1 – (Kick Boxing Rules 3x3min Rounds)

Keiko Tomita def. Yasuko Mogi via TKO (referee stoppage) – 0:20 – Round 2 (Special Rules 2x5min Rounds)

Celine Haga def. Miyoko Kusaka via unanimous decision (3-0) (Special Rules 2x5min Rounds)

Mina Kurobe def. Naomi Taniyama via ubmission (rear-naked choke) – 1:55 Round 2 (Official Rules 2x5min Rounds)

Yurika Tanaka def. Rie Fukui via submission (guillotine choke) – 1:22 Round 2 (Special Rules 2x5min Rounds)

Rikako Yuasa def. Yuko “Amiba” Oya via Submission (armbar) – 2:19 Round 1 (Grappling Rules 2x4min Rounds)

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Flawless Fighting Championship 2 – Hated results:

Cully Butterfield def. Egidijus Valavicius via unanimous decision

Chase Beebe def. Chris Tickle via unanimous decision

Lucas Lopes def. Petras Markenvicius via submission (kneebar) – 0:54 Round 1

Shamar Bailey def. Gideon Ray via unanimous decision

Arnas Sakocius def. Garrett Gross via submission (armbar) – 0:42 Round 1

Tom Shoaff def. Brandon Priest via TKO (Punches)

Adam Ward def. Guillermo Serment via unanimous decision

Daniel Wanderley def. Oliver Petrovski via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 1

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***Times, rounds,  methods, scores, unavailable for certain bouts***

 

 

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Filed Under: Bellator, Dream, MMA, Strike Force, UFC, WEC Tagged With: Aaron Culpepper, Adam Ward, Alex Madrid, Alex Russ, Alexander Volkov, Alfredo Leija, Ayaka Hamasaki, Bellator, Bellator 84, Bellator Season 7 heavyweight-tournament final, Bellator Season 7 Lightweight tournament final, Ben Alloway, Bobby Moore, Brad Scott, Brandon Priest, Brendan Loughnane, Celine Haga, Chad Mendes, Charles Byrd, Chas Skelly, Chase Beebe, Chris Tickle, Cody Donovan, Colin Fletcher, Colton Smith, Cully Butterfield, Daniel Wanderley, Darrion Caldwell, Dave Jansen, Derrick Krantz, Dream, Dustin Poirier, Egidijus Valavicius, Eli Tamez, Emi Fujino, Emi Tomimatsu, Evan Thompson, Felice Herrig, FFC, FFC 2, Flawless Fighting Championship, Flawless Fighting Championship 2, Flawless Fighting Championship 2 - Hated, George Sotiropoulos, Gideon Ray, Guillermo Serment, Hacran Diaz, Harumi, Hector Lombard, Hisae Watanabe, Hugo Viana, Hyo Kyung Song, Igor Pokrajac, Ikuko Tamada, Jade Marie Anderson, James Head, Jared Papazian, Jewels, Jewels 22nd Ring, JEWELS Lightweight Queen title, Jimmy Flick, Joey Beltran, John Cofer, Johnny Bedford, Jonathan Brookins, Joseph Salas, Joseph Sandoval, Keiko Tomita, Kikuyo Ishikawa, Klayton Mai, Legacy FC, Legacy FC 16, Legacy FC Flyweight championship, Lucas Lopes, Manuel Rodriguez, Marcin Held, Marcos Vinicius, Matt Hobar, Matt Mitrione, Mayumi Aoki, Megumi Yabushita, Mika Nagano, Mike Pierce, Mike Pyle, Mike Ricci, Mike Rio, Mike Wilkinson, Mina Kurobe, Miyoko Kusaka, Mizuki Inoue, Naoko Omuro, Naoko Otsuka, Naomi Taniyama, Nathan Torres via, New Bellator Heavyweight Champion, Nick Catone, Nick Penner, Norman Parke, Oliver Petrovski, Pat Barry, Patricia Vidonic, Petras Markenvicius, Quaint Kempf, Reina Matsui, results, Reuben Duran, Rey Trujillo, Richard Hale, Rie Fukui, Rikako Yuasa, Rina Tomita, Robert Whittaker, Ross Pearson, Rousimar Palhares, Roxanne Modafferi, Roy Nelson, Russell Brewer, Rustam Khabilov, Ryan Benoit, Satoko Ozawa, Satomi Takano, Seth Bacynski, Shamar Bailey, Shane Carwin, Shane Del Rosario, Sidney Cawdrey, Steven Peterson, Strikeforce, T.J. Waldburger, The Ultimate Fighter, The Ultimate Fighter Season 16 Finale, Tim Elliott, Tom Shoaff, Tomo Maesawa, TUF, TUF 15 Finale, TUF 16, TUF: Smashes Finale, UFC, UFC on FX, UFC on FX 6, UFC on FX 6: Pearson vs. Sotiropoulos, Vinc Pichel, WEC, Weekend in Fights, Will Campuzano, Wreck MMA, Yaotzin Meza, Yasuko Mogi, Yuko "Amiba" Oya, Yurika Tanaka, “TUF: Smashes” lightweight-tournament winner, “TUF: Smashes” welterweight-tournament winner

Weekend in Fights! March 3rd Edition

March 6, 2012 By Dave

This Weekend in Fights! included both Zuffa companies, the UFC kicking off their Flyweight tournament and STRIKEFORCE with the most talked about Women’s MMA fight. These two blockbuster events, ended in spectacular fashion with monumental finishes in their main events. Former Sengoku Middleweight Champion Jorge Santiago headlined Titan Fighting Championship’s 21st card and former STRIKEFORCE Women’s fighter Roxanne Modafferi was in action in Japan in the all Women’s MMA promotion Jewels.

It was Saturday in Sydney, Australia, but Friday night here in North America when the UFC presented UFC on FX 2: Alves vs. Kampmann. In the main event Thaigo Alves was on his way to a unanimous decision victory over Martin Kampmann with his striking prowess, but late in the third round Kampmann would take home the victory. Clearly winning the striking game, Alves attempted to score more points with  the judges by taking Kampmann to the mat, but this would be Alves’ downfall, as the crafty Kampmann grabbed a hold of Alves’ head for a guillotine choke. Under a minute remaining in the final frame, Alves was forced to tap, as Kampmann mounted him with the guillotine.

That wasn’t the only impressive submission of the evening, as Daniel Pineda scored a superb arm triangle on Mackens Semerzier, and T.J. Waldburger unbelievably wrenched Jake Hecht’s arm in just 55 seconds for the win.

The UFC introduced a new weight class into the fold, as the inaugural Flyweight tournament kicked off. Special rules were put in place, as if the bout was a draw after three rounds, a sudden death fourth round would take place, and one was needed but never took place. Demetrious Johnson upset UFC newcomer Ian McCall by majority decision, in controversial fashion, as many saw rounds 1 & 3 going to McCall. After double checking their cards post event, it was determined that it was a draw, so as opposed to fighting a fourth round, a rematch between Johnson and McCall will take place at a later date. However, Joseph Benavidez  didn’t leave his decision in the hands of the judges, when he took out Yasuhiro Urushitani in just 11 seconds of the second round, securing his position in the finals of the Flyweight tournament.

Also on the the card Constantinos Philippou handed  Court McGee his first ever loss in the UFC snapping his eight fight winning streak in the process. Hometown heroes James Te Huna and Anthony Perosh both picked up impressive victories via TKO in the first round, but the same can’t be said about Kyle Noke, who lost a hard fought three rounder against the undefeated Andrew Craig. (Full UFC on FX 2: Alves vs. Kampmann event results below.)

Also on Friday night, Titan Fighting Championship broadcast their 21st event on HDNet at the Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kansas with the main event of Jorge Santiago knocking out  Leonardo Pecanha in just under two minutes of the opening frame. Brother of UFC Welterweight Jake Ellenberger, Joe Ellenberger was also in action on this card. Ellenberger bounced back from his lone loss in MMA competition back in October, with a third round rear naked choke submission over  Jesse Zeugin. Ellenberger now improves to 13-1. (Full Titan Fighting Championship 21 event results below.)

At STRIKEFORCE on Saturday night, Miesha Tate made history. Tate was the first ever woman to last over a minute with Ronda Rousey, in fact Tate made Rousey fight longer than all of her previous four fights combined. The fight only lasted 4:27 and it ended in classic Ronda Rousey fashion; arm bar. In what was probably the most exciting round in Women’s MMA history, Rousey displayed high level judo, superb Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, and answered the question: “Can she take a punch?”  anwser: “Yes she can!” Tate stormed in quickly with punches, and was immediately put on her back mounted and in position to be submitted with an arm bar. Tate was able to escape and assault her challenger with strikes, but as soon as she closed the distance, Rousey took advantage and hip tossed her to the mat, and secured her with the arm bar after landing a few hammer fists. With this victory Rousey improves to 5-0 in MMA and is the new STRIKEFORCE Women’s Bantamweight champion. Former STRIKEFORCE Women’s Bantamweight champion Sarah Kaufman was also victorious on the under card over Alexis Davis in a three round bloodbath, and aligns herself next for a shot at the strap.

Josh Thomson returned to STRIKEFORCE for the first time since October 2010. He fought a K.J. Noons in a three round war, with “the Punk” walking out with unanimous decision. Kazuo Misaki and Paul Daley also went to the judges score cards in a hard fought battle that saw Misaki take a split decision.

Ronaldo “Jacare” Souza and Lumumba Sayers displayed their superior Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu skills . Jacare submitted Bristol Marunde in the final frame of their bout, where Sayers submitted Scott Smith in the first round, handing his fourth loss in a row. (Full STRIKEFORCE: Tate vs. Rousey event results below.)

Former STRIKEFORCE Women’s fighter Roxanne Modefferi was in action on Saturday night in Japan for the all-woman MMA organization Jewels. It wasn’t a happy night for “The Happy Warrior” as she suffered her fifth loss in a row to Takayo Hashi (14-4) by unanimous decision in a Flyweight (125lbs) bout. (Full Jewels – 18th Ring event results below.)

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Friday Night Fights-

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UFC on FX 2: Alves vs. Kampmann results –

Martin Kampmann def. Thiago Alves via submission (guillotine choke) – Round 3, 4:12

Joseph Benavidez def. Yasuhiro Urushitani via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 0:11 – flyweight-tourney opening round

Demetrious Johnson vs. Ian McCall declared majority draw (28-28, 29-29, 29-28 Johnson) – flyweight-tourney opening round

Constantinos Philippou def. Court McGee via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

FUEL TV prelims-

James Te Huna def. Aaron Rosa via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 2:08

Anthony Perosh def. Nick Penner via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 4:59

Steven Siler def. Cole Miller via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Andrew Craig def. Kyle Noke via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

T.J. Waldburger def. Jake Hecht via submission (armbar) – Round 1, 0:55

Daniel Pineda def. Mackens Semerzier via submission (triangle-armbar) – Round 1, 2:05

Untelevised-

Shawn Jordan def. Oli Thompson via TKO (strikes) – Round 2, 3:53

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Titan Fighting Championship 21 results –

Jorge Santiago def. Leonardo Pecanha via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 1:48

Joe Wilk def. Andrew Carrillo via submission (guillotine choke) – Round 1, 2:01

Joe Ellenberger def. Jesse Zeugin via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 3, 1:16

Ramiro Hernandez def. Kevin Croom via split decision

Fabio Mello def. Josh Huber via submission (arm-triangle choke) – Round 1, 3:26

Mirsad Bektic def. Cody Carillo via submission (rear naked choke) – Round 3, 3:12

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Saturday Night Fights-

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STRIKEFORCE: Tate vs. Rousey results –

Showtime card-

Ronda Rousey def. Miesha Tate via submission (armbar) – Round 1, 4:27 – (to become new women’s bantamweight champion)

Josh Thomson def. K.J. Noons via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

Kazuo Misaki def. Paul Daley via split decision (30-27, 28-29, 29-28)

Lumumba Sayers def. Scott Smith via submission (guillotine choke) – Round 1, 1:34

Ronaldo “Jacare” Souza def. Bristol Marunde via submission (arm-triangle choke) – Round 3, 2:43

Showtime Extreme prelims-

Sarah Kaufman def. Alexis Davis via majority decision (29-29, 29-28, 29-28)

Roger Bowling def. Brandon Saling via TKO (strikes) – Round 2, 1:15

Pat Healy def. Caros Fodor via submission (arm-triangle choke) – Round 3, 3:35

Ryan Couture def. Conor Heun via TKO (strikes) – Round 3, 2:52

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Jewels – 18th Ring results-

Emi Fujino def. Mika Nagano via Unanimous Decision

Takayo Hashi def. Roxanne Modefferi via Unanimous Decision

Mizuki Inoue def. Alex Chambers via Submission (Arm Bar) -4:32-Round 1

Emi Tomimatsu def. Yuko Oya via Unanimous Decision

Ayame Miura def. Celine Haga via Submission (Keylock) -2:12- Round 2

Satomi Takano def. Miyukoi Irie via Submission (Guillotine Choke) – 1:05-Round 1

 

Filed Under: MMA Tagged With: Aaron Rosa, Alex Chambers, Alexis Davis, Allphones Arena, Andrew Carrillo, Andrew Craig, Anthony Gutierrez, Anthony Perosh, Ayame Miura, Brandon Pfannenstiel, Brandon Saling, Bristol Marunde, Caros Fodor, Celine Haga, Cody Carrillo, Cody Peterson, Cole Miller, Conor Heun, Constantinos Philippou, Court McGee, Daniel Pineda, Darrick Minner, Demetrious Johnson, Emery McReynolds, Emi Fujino, Emi Tomimatsu, Facebook, Fuel TV, FX, HDnet, Ian McCall, Issac Enriquez, Jake Hecht, James Te Huna, Jesse Zeugin, Jewels, Jewels - 18th Ring, Joe Ellenberger, Joe Wilk, Jorge Santiago, Joseph Benavidez, Josh Thomson, K.J. Noons, Kazuo Misaki, Kevin Croom, Kyle Noke, Leonardo Pecanha, Lumumba Sayers, Mackens Semerzier, Martin Kampmann, Memorial Hall, Miesha Tate, Mika Nagano, Mirsad Bektic, Miyuki Irie, Mizuki Inoue, Nationwide Arena, Nick Penner, Oli Thompson, Pat Healy, Paul Daley, Ramiro "Junior" Hernandez, Roger Bowling, Ronaldo "Jacare" Souza, Ronda Rousey, Roxanne Modafferi, Ryan Couture, Sarah Kaufman, Satomi Takano, Scott Smith, Shawn Jordan, Showtime, Showtime Extreme, Steven Siler, Strikeforce, STRIKEFORCE Female Bantamweight Champion, STRIKEFORCE: Tate vs. Rousey, T.J. Waldburger, Takayo Hashi, TFC, TFC 21, Thiago Alves, Titan Fighting Championship, Titan Fighting Championship 21, UFC, UFC Flyweight Tournament, UFC on FX 2, Weekend in Fights, Yuko Oya

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