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This Past Thursday: 3/31/2011

Posted on April 6, 2011 by Jonathan

 

 

Featherweight (145 lbs)

Janailson Kevin Pereira Lima (8 – 12 – 0) defeated Marcos Vinicius (7 – 1 – 0) by split decision.  Lima, who was previously unranked, breaks into the featherweight “Top 250” at [#161].  Lima has won 3 of his last 4 (not counting one No Contest).  Vinicius drops 64 spots from [#117] to [#164].

 

Heavyweight (265 lbs)

Leonardo Guimaraes (5 – 0 – 0) defeated Cassio Jacare (4 – 2 – 0) by TKO due to punches at 1:11 into round 2.  Guimaraes, who was previously unranked, breaks into the heavyweight “Top 250” at [#165].  Guimaraes has stopped all but 1 of his opponents.  Cassio Jacare, who remains unranked, has gone 2-2 in his last 4 fights.

 

Women’s Bantamweight (135 lbs)

Vanessa Porto (12 – 4 – 0) defeated Kalindra Carvalho Faria (1 – 3 – 1) by armbar submission at 3:57 into round 1.  Porto, who was previously unranked, breaks into the women’s bantamweight “Top 15” at [#9].  Porto won 5 of her last 6, 4 by armbar submission.  Faria remains unranked.

 

Iron Man Championship 4
March 31, 2011
Pan Amazon,
Belem, Para, Brazil

 

Heavyweight (265 lbs)

Dirlei Brundestuki (3 – 1 – 0) weathered the opening storm and upset the much larger Geronimo “Mondragon” Dos Santos (21 – 13 – 0) by TKO due retirement at 4:15 into round 2.  Brundestuki remains unranked.  Dos Santos, who was previously ranked at [#151], fell off the rankings.  Dos Santos is 4-2 in his last 6, losing both fights by TKO due to retirement.

 

Welterweight (170 lbs)

Marinho Rocha (3 – 4 – 0) won a suspect split decision over Luis Sergio da Fonseca Melo. (22 – 8 – 3).  Rocha, who remains unranked with his victory, broke a 4 fight losing streak with this win.  Melo, who drops 72 spots from  [#108] to [#180], is 5-1-1 in his last 7.

 

Middleweight (185 lbs)

Andre Lobato (11 – 2 – 0) defeated Alexandre Goncalves Alves Jr. (5 – 4 – 0) by submission due to heel hook at 0:34 into round 1.  Lobato, who jumped 26 spots forward from [#277] to [#251], has won 6 of his last 7 all by 1st round submission.  Alves Jr, who remains unranked, has lost 3 of his last 4.

 

Welterweight (170 lbs)

Rafael Bastos (35 – 14 – 1) won a unanimous decision over Jamil Silveira (20 – 12 – 0).  Bastos, who jumps 108 spots from [#415] to [#307], is on a 4 fight win streak, stopping 2 of his opponents.  Silveira, who remains unranked, has lost 5 of his last 7 all via unanimous decision.

 

Middleweight (185 lbs)

Maurilio de Souza (4 – 4 – 0) upset Paulo Henrique Garcia Rodrigues (12 – 6 – 0) by guillotine choke at 0:27 into round 1.  De Souza, who remains unranked, is on a 2 fight win streak, stopping both of his opponents in under 30 seconds.  Rodrigues, who was ranked at [#259], has fallen off the middleweight “Top 350.”  Prior to two losses, Rodrigues was on a 4 fight win streak, all by armbar.

 

Lightweight (155 lbs)
Jose Ivanildo Lopes Souza (6 – 5 – 0) defeated Carlos Heide (9 – 6 – 0) by guillotine choke submission at 1:30 into the 1st round.  Lopes, who was previously unranked, enters the lightweight “Top 500” at [#447].  Lopes has won 5 of his last 6 fights.  Heide, who remains unranked, is 4-2 in his last 6.

 

Middleweight (185 lbs)
Marcio Henrique Castanheira (6 – 1 – 0) defeated Edilson Florencio (8 – 11 – 0) by TKO due to retirement at 1:42 into the 1st round.  Castanheira, who was previously unranked, enters the middleweight “Top 350” at [#275].  Castanheira has won all 6 of his fights by stoppage.  Florencio, who remains unranked, is 4-2 in his last 6.

 

 

This Past Weekend: Strikeforce Challengers Series 15

Posted on April 5, 2011 by Jonathan

Strikeforce – Challengers 15

April 1, 2011
Stockton, California, United States

 

Lightweight (155 lbs)

Justin Wilcox (11 – 3 – 0)  continued his march towards a Strikeforce lightweight title shot as he disposed of Rodrigo Damm (9 – 5 – 0) by stopping the bout due to doctors stoppage at the end of round 1.  Rodrigo Damm looked like he had little to offer Wilcox, who dominated the Brazilian with powerful head kicks and ground and pound including precision elbows (thanks to Strikeforce adopting the unified rules and allowing elbows).  In the post fight interview, Wilcox stated that he has his eye on the gold.  It is hard to argue against him after the performance he showed on Friday night.  Other than a title fight with the winner of [#4] Gil Melendez and [#9] Tatsuya Kawajiri (taking place on April 9th), a bout with [#13] Jorge Masvidal would prove telling for Justin “The Silverback” Wilcox.  Wilcox jumps 12 spots forward, from [#40] to [#28] with this victory, and now on a 6 fight win streak.  Rodrigo Damm is in a tough spot , losing 4 of his last 5.  Perhaps scraps between he and [#78] Billy Evangelista, who is coming off the first loss of his career to Jorge Masvidal, or [#89] Carlo Prater would be worthwhile.  Damm drops 29 spots from [#92] to {#121].

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The Ultimate Fighter 13 – Episode 1 Results

Posted on March 31, 2011 by Oleg

In Episode 1, Miles Jury was forced out of the competition when he tore his ACL in training. Jury was replaced on Team Lesnar by [#289 WW] Chuck O’Neil.

In the first fight, Team Dos Santos’ first pick Shamar Bailey defeated Team Lesnar’s last pick Nordin Asrih by a unanimous decision (20-18 on all scorecards).

The current fight tally is 1 Team Dos Santos, 0 Team Lesnar.

Here’s who remains:

[#113] Anthony Ferguson

[#179] Myles Jury
injured in training

[#200] Ryan McGillivray

[#247 LW] Ramsey Nijem

[#289] Chuck O’Neil
alternate taking place of Miles Jury

[#321] Charlie Rader

[#364] Shamar Bailey
moves on to quarter-finals with a win over Asrih

[#387] Clay Harvison

[#441] Chris Cope

[#475] Len Bentley

[NR] Nordin Asrih
lost a unanimous decision to Shamar Bailey

[NR] Michael Bowman

[NR] Keon Caldwell

[NR] Zachary Davis

[NR] Javier Torres

This Past Weekend: Bellator 38

Posted on March 30, 2011 by Jonathan

Bellator Fighting Championships 38
March 26, 2011
Tunica, Mississippi, United States

Bellator Light Heavyweight Tournament Quarterfinals

Light Heavyweight (205 lbs)
Tim Carpenter (7 – 0 – 0) won a split decision over Daniel Gracie (5 – 3 – 0).  Carpenter drops 2 spots from #114 to #116, since he only won a split decision over a much lower ranked fighter.  Carpenter will face Christian M’Pumbu in the semi finals of the tournament.  Daniel Gracie drops 7 spots from #192 to #199.  Who knows what the next move for the relatively inactive Gracie will be.

Light Heavyweight (205 lbs)
Christian M’Pumbu (16 – 3 – 1) defeated Chris Davis (10 – 3 – 0) by TKO due to punches at 3:34 into round 3.  M’Pumbu jumps 7 spots forward from #56 to #49.  M’Pumbu, who has now won 5 of his last 6 fights, will face Tim Carpenter in the semi finals.  Chris Davis plummets 44 spots from #89 to #133.  Davis was winning the fight early, but faded late and paid for it.  This breaks a 3 fight win streak for Davis.

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Titan FC 17 results

Posted on March 29, 2011 by Jonathan

Titan Fighting Championships 17

March 25th, 2011

Heavyweight (265 lbs)
Former WWE Heavyweight champion Bobby Lashley (6 – 1 – 0) defeated John Ott (8 – 8 – 0) by unanimous decision. Lashley jumps 35 points from #161 to #126. Lashley faded late and his performance was underwhelming. John Ott falls 38 spots from #269MW to #307 MW.

Heavyweight (265 lbs)
Aaron Rosa (17 – 3 – 0) stopped Abe Wagner (8 – 4 – 0) by rear naked choke :35 into the 2nd round. Rosa jumps 24 points from #51 to #27. Rosa is on a 4 fight win streak, and has effectively usurped the momentum Wagner had coming out of his Sylvia win. Abe Wagner falls 20 spots from #29 to #49.

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UFC – Fight Night 24 Results and Ranking changes

Posted on March 29, 2011 by Jonathan

UFC Fight Night 24

March 26, 2011
Seattle, Washington, United States

Main Card

Light Heavyweight (205 lbs)
“Mr. Wonderful” Phil Davis (9 – 0 – 0) continued his undefeated streak by winning a unanimous decision over Antonio Rogerio Nogueira (19 – 5 – 0). Davis moves up 7 spots from #20 to #13. Phil Davis continues to pass the tests put in front of him, but still has some room for improvement before he steps up to the top tier of the division. A fight against #12 ranked Rich Franklin, #11 Ryan Bader, or a step up against #7 Forrest Griffin could be good tests for “Mr. Wonderful.”
“Lil Nog” drops down 4 spots, from #15 to #19. Nog has lost 2 fights in a row, so the next could be a must win for him to stay employed by the UFC. The original match between Nog and #23 ranked Tito Ortiz could still be done at this point, or a match against a fellow loser to Phil Davis, #21 ranked Alexander Gustafsson.

Welterweight (170 lbs)
Anthony Johnson (9 – 3 – 0) came back after a 16 month layoff and won a unanimous decision over Dan Hardy (23 – 9 – 0). Johnson, who was previously unranked, moves into #19. Anthony Johnson surprised some fans by not standing and trading on the feet with Hardy. Although not popular with the people in attendance, Johnson showed previously unused tools in his arsenal to ensure victory against the poor takedown defense of Hardy. Johnson has a myriad of possibilities for next opponent. Match ups against #22 Chris Lytle, #20 Mike Pierce, #18 Brian Ebersole or #17 Jake Ellenberger could all be interesting.
Dan Hardy moves down 8 spots from #19 to #27. Hardy has now lost 3 in a row, and is in danger of being cut by the UFC. If he is to stay, matches against #29 Nate Diaz, #26 Ricardo Almeida, #25 Paulo Thiago or #24 Matt Serra would all prove to be do or die contests for the competitors involved.

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This Past Weekend: Saturday and Sunday

Posted on March 28, 2011 by Jonathan

These are the results from this past Saturday and Sunday and how they effected the fighters rankings.

Ultimate Challenge MMA – Lights Out
March 26, 2011
London, England

Heavyweight (265 lbs)
Former Worlds Strongest Man competitor Oli Thompson (8 – 2 – 0) defeated Ben Smith (8 – 4 – 0) by rear naked choke in round 2. Thompson goes from #230 to #147, jumping 83 points.  Oli Thompson is now on a 4 fight winning streak.  Ben Smith falls off the top #250.

Fighters Arena Lodz 2
March 26, 2011
Lodz, Lodzkie Voivodeship, Poland

Catchweight (198 lbs)
UFC veteran Tomasz Drwal (18 – 4 – 1) broke a 2 fight losing streak and defeated Argentinian Leonardo Lucio Nascimento (8 – 8 – 2) by KO due to punches 3:37 into round 2. Drwal goes from #61 to #58, jumping 3 points. Leonardo Lucio Nascimento drops 8 points from #223LHW to #231LHW.

Heavyweight (265 lbs)
Latvian kick boxer Konstantin Gluhov (15 – 6 – 0) defeated Polish Bellator vet Michal Kita (8 – 4 – 0) by TKO due to retirement 5:00 into round 2. Gluhov breaks into the top 100, jumping from #116 to #67, moving up 49 points.  Kita drops 11 points from #72 to #83.  Kita is now on a 3 fight losing streak.

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This Past Weekend: Late Thursday into Friday

Posted on March 28, 2011 by Jonathan

These are the results from this past Thursday and Friday and how they effected the fighters rankings.

Heroes Gate 3
March 24, 2011
Tesla Arena,
Prague, Czech Republic

Light Heavyweight (205 lbs)
Francis Carmont (14 – 7 – 0) defeated Simon Carlsen (4 – 2 – 0) by TKO due to punches in the 2nd round.  Carmont moves up 23 spots from #82 to #59.  Carmont is on a 3 fight win streak, and has won 4 of his last 5.  Carlsen drops 50 spots from #101 to #151.  Prior to this loss, Carlsen was on a 4 fight win streak.

Light Heavyweight (205 lbs)

Attila Vegh (21 – 4 – 2) defeated Baga Agaev (20 – 11 – 0) by TKO due to corner stoppage in the 3rd round.  Vegh moves up 63 spots from #115 to #52.  Vegh is 3-1-1 in his last 5 fights.  Agaev drops weight classes and moves from #50HW to #74LHW.  Prior to this loss, Agaev was on a 5 fight win streak.

Lightweight (155 lbs)

Ivan Buchinger (16 – 2 – 0) defeated Maratbek Kalabekov (12 – 4 – 0) by unanimous decision.  Buchinger moves up 9 spots from #132 to #123.  Buchinger is on a 4 fight win streak.  Kalabekov drops off the top 500 list for 155lbs,  being previously ranked at #457.  Prior to this loss, Kalabekov was on a 3 fight win streak.

Middleweight (185 lbs)
Artur Kadlubek (10 – 8 – 0) defeated Milan Tomes (4 – 5 – 0) by TKO due to punches in the 1st round.  Kadlubek goes from being unranked to #273.  Tomes remains unranked.

Welterweight (170 lbs)
Matus Laincz (6 – 2 – 0) defeated Jaroslav Poborsky (15 – 25 – 0) by TKO due to punches in the 1st round.  Laincz goes from being unranked to #308. Laincz is on a 3 fight win streak.   Poborsky remains unranked.

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UFC 121 Review

Posted on October 25, 2010 by Oleg

Taking place in Anaheim, UFC 121 shaped up to be one of the better cards of the year, in terms of significant matchups.  The headline bout of Brock Lesnar defending his heavyweight title against Cain Velasquez was  backed up by a very strong undercard, with the much anticipated UFC debut of Jake Shields taking second billing against Martin Kampmann.  Here’s how it all went down:

Preliminary Card (Spike TV)

Patrick Cote vs Tom Lawlor (185 lbs)

Round 1: Lawlor is aggressive early, backing Cote up with punches and tying him up against the cage.  Lawlor works knees to Cote’s legs from clinch.  Eventually Lawlor pulls Cote down to the ground.  Cote closes guard and waits for a standup.  Lawlor with small punches from the top; very little action until Lawlor passes guard and locks in an arm triangle.  Cote frees himself after a struggle but Lawlor takes his back as the round ends.  Round 10-9 Lawlor

Round 2: Some mild standup exchanges then Lawlor goes for another takedown.  Cote defends with a guillotine attempt.  Lawlor breaks out of it and completes the takedown.  Cote gets up then taken down again.  Not much happening on the ground and referee Jon McCarthy stands them up, they trade punches to complete the second stanza.  Round 10-9 Lawlor

Round 3: Cote looking to strike but gets taken down quickly again.  Lawlor passes into side control and goes for another arm triangle.  Cote escapes but now finds himself mounted.  They struggle and eventually he regains guard.  Lawlor methodical from the top, not doing any damage and eventually referee stands them up.  Lawler with another takedown, clinching the fight.  Round 10-9 Lawlor

Tom Lawlor wins a unanimous decision, 30-27 on all scorecards

Aftermath: This was a must-win fight for both opponents, and Tom Lawlor did exactly what he had to.  His next opponent should be Kyle Noke or Court McGee.  Patrick Cote failed to deliver, losing his third consecutive bout and falling to 4-7 in the UFC.   He will likely have to take a fight or two in another promotion, though I expect to see him back in UFC eventually.

Ranking Impact: Tom Lawlor moves up 50 spots to #51 MW.  Patrick Cote falls 22 spots to #74 MW.

Fight Grade: 2/5

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UFC 120 Review

Posted on October 18, 2010 by Oleg

Returning to the O2 Arena in London, UFC 120 was broadcast with taped delay on Spike TV in the US, and featured Michael Bisping taking on Yoshihiro Akiyama in a middleweight bout for the main event.  The fight card lacked title matches or star power, and featured mainly the British and European competitors in most bouts.

Cyrille Diabate vs. Alexander Gustafsson (205 lbs)

Round 1: The fighters exchange leg kicks and circle.  Eventually Gustafsson comes forward with a flurry and drops Diabate.  Gustafsson follows to the ground, landing in side control.  Gustafsson keeps Diabate down and lands punches.  Diabate eventually gets back to the feet.  They clinch and trade, and Gustafsson drops Diabate again with an uppercut.  Gustafsson looking to follow up on the ground but Diabate is up quickly and returns fire.  Diabate landing solid body and leg kicks.  Gustafsson closes the distance and puts Diabate on his back with a trip.  Gustafsson punches away from side control as the round ends.   Round 10-9 Gustaffson

Round 2: Diabate opens up with his hands; Gustafsson clinches and slams Diabate to the ground.  Gustafsson in side control again, passing into north-south then mount.  Diabate gives up his back and Gustafsson is looking for a choke.  It’s not there and so he opens up with punches from the back.  Another choke attempt then more punches, another adjustment and this time the choke is locked in and Diabate taps quickly.

Aftermath: After being stifled and submitted by Phil Davis in his previous fight, the Swedish striker Gustafsson rebounds with an impressive win, dominating Diabate in every aspect.  Brandon Vera would be the perfect test for Gustafsson’s next bout.

The veteran kickboxer Diabate looked every bit of his 37 years against Gustafsson.  The loss ends a six-win streak for the Frenchman, who knocked out Luis Arthur Cane in his Octagon debut.  After being matched up with other strikers in his first two UFC bouts, he should face a wrestler such as Jason Brilz or Vladimir Matyushenko to measure his viability in the division.

Ranking Impact: Gustafsson rises 36 spots to #27 LHW.  Diabate falls 13 spots to #36 LHW.

Fight Grade: 4/5

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