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Shark Fights 13 Weigh-in Results

The weigh-ins for today’s Shark Fights 13 event, the first pay-per-view event hosted by Shark Fight Promotions, took place at the Grand Plaza in the Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum in Amarillo, Texas.
Twenty fighters hit the scales and only one failed to make weight on his first try. Headliners Trevor Prangley (202.75) and Keith Jardine […]

Twenty fighters hit the scales and only one failed to make weight on his first try. Headliners Trevor Prangley (202.75) and Keith Jardine (204.5) made weight for their main event bout. While Paul “Semtex” Daley weighed in at 172 pounds, one pound over the welterweight limit, and has been given an extra hour to cut the weight.

The Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum will also host Saturday’s live event which will feature a ten bout card.

Fans can watch the entire preliminary card via a live stream at Sherdog.com. The preliminary card will be capped off by a Shark Fights featherweight title bout between champ Douglas Evans vs. Ronnie Mann.

Without a reporter at the show, we’ve pulled the weigh-in results from MMAjunkie.com today.

Here is the full weigh-in results for Shark Fights 13.

MAIN CARD

* Trevor Prangley (202.75) vs. Keith Jardine (204.5)
* Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou (204.75) vs. Houston Alexander (202.25)
* Paul Daley (172) vs. Jorge Masvidal (168.75)+
* Danillo Villefort (184.5) vs. Joey Villasanor (185.5)
* Brock Larson (170.75) vs. Tarec Saffiedine (169.75)

PRELIMINARY CARD

* Champ Douglas Evans (144.25) vs. Ronnie Mann (144.75)
* Paul Bradley (170.5) vs. Johnny Reese (169.25)
* Aaron Rosa (241.75) vs. Devin Cole (233.25)
* Eric Davila (176.5) vs. Pete Spratt (170.25)*
* Karen Darabedyan (155.75) vs. Daniel Straus (152.75)

+ – Daley didn’t make weight on first attempt and has an additional hour to make weight
* – Fight originally slated for the welterweight division, but prior to weigh-ins, the fighters agreed to a catchweight bout (no fines disclosed)

“TFC 11: Full Force” Weigh-in Results – Headliners Set For Friday Night

The weigh-ins for the latest The Fight Club event, “TFC 11: Full Force” took place on Thursday night from the Union Hall night club in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
Friday’s TFC 11 event takes place at the Shaw Conference Center in Edmonton. The event will air on tape delay on HDNet and features two title […]

The weigh-ins for the latest The Fight Club event, “TFC 11: Full Force” took place on Thursday night from the Union Hall night club in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

Friday’s TFC 11 event takes place at the Shaw Conference Center in Edmonton. The event will air on tape delay on HDNet and features two title bouts. TFC light-heavyweight champ Martin “The Stress” Desilets (10-2) will defend his title in a rematch with Victor “The Matrix” Valimaki (16-6). While Mitch Clarke (7-0) faces Josh Machan (7-3) for the TFC lightweight title.

Seventeen of the eighteen fighters made weight for their respective bouts. Only Markhaile “Showtime” Wedderburn (9-7) failed to make weight.

The full “TFC 11: Full Force” weigh-in results are as follows:

Light-heavyweight: Champion Martin Desilets (205.4) vs. Victor Valimaki (205.8) – TFC World Light Heayweight title bout
Lightweight: Mitch Clarke (154.6) vs. Josh Machan (155.6) – TFC Canadian Lightweight title bout
Welterweight: Ryan McGillivray (171) vs. Markhaile Wedderburn (173.4)
Welterweight: Ryan Machan (171.8) vs. James McCutcheon (169.4)
Welterweight: Rio Wells (171) vs. Chuck Pelc (170)
Women’s 130lb: Sy Jewett (130) vs. Rachael Swaetz (129)
Welterweight: Darcy Boizard (169.8) vs. Max Dalsin (169)
140 lbs: Reece Chapman (139.6) vs. Adam Bodwell (132.4)
Lightweight: Steve Beaumont (156) vs. Dean Cox (154.8)

“MFC 26: Retribution” Weigh-in Results

The weigh-ins for Maximum Fighting Championships latest event, “MFC 26: Retribution” went down at the City Centre Mall in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada today at 1430 PM EST (1130 AM PST).
Hosting the weigh-ins were HDNet Fights announce team of “The Voice” Michael Schiavello and Frank “Twinkle Toes” Trigg. Both men will also be ringside performing […]

The weigh-ins for Maximum Fighting Championships latest event, “MFC 26: Retribution” went down at the City Centre Mall in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada today at 1430 PM EST (1130 AM PST).

Hosting the weigh-ins were HDNet Fights announce team of “The Voice” Michael Schiavello and Frank “Twinkle Toes” Trigg. Both men will also be ringside performing their duties for Friday’s HDNet broadcast.

“MFC 26: Retribution” will take place at the River Cree Resort and Casino on Friday in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The event begins at approx. 8PM EST (5PM PST), with the live HDNet broadcast beginning at 10 PM EST (7 PM PST).

The event is headlined by a MFC lightweight title defense by champion Antonio McKee who puts his ten fight win streak on the line against Luciano Azevedo when both men step into the ring. The co-main event sees the return of Canadian welterweight Ryan Ford to the MFC and will face Douglas Lima.

Fans can find more event details at MaximumFighting.com.

The full “MFC 26: Retribution” weigh-ins are as follows:

Main Card

MFC Lightweight Championship bout: Antonio McKee (154.4) vs. Luciano Azevedo (154.2)
Welterweight bout: Douglas Lima (170.8) vs. Ryan Ford (169.4)
Middleweight bout: Tom Watson (182.8) vs. Jesse Taylor (185)
Light Heavyweight bout: Mike Nickels (204.2) vs. Dwayne Lewis (204.6)
Middleweight bout: David Heath (184.6) vs. Solomon Hutcherson (185)
Lightweight bout: Curtis Demarce (154.6) vs. Tyson Steele (155.4)

Preliminary Card

Light Heavyweight bout: Adam Rabidoux (184.4) vs. Taylor Bull (183.6)
Welterweight bout: Ryan Ballingall (176.4) vs. Aaron Berke (177.2)
Lightweight bout: Theo Brisley (153.2) vs. Chad Freeman (155)

HT: MMACanada.net for the weigh-in results

Ross Pearson Heaps Praise on Frankie Edgar

Since Frankie Edgar cruised to another Unanimous Decision victory over long-time, lightweight king, BJ Penn last month, a collective ‘he IS that effin good’ has fired throughout the MMA world. Of course, after Frankie took out BJ the first time, many observers of the sport remained somewhat unconvinced of Edgar’s standing, but now the Jersey […]

Since Frankie Edgar cruised to another Unanimous Decision victory over long-time, lightweight king, BJ Penn last month, a collective ‘he IS that effin good’ has fired throughout the MMA world. Of course, after Frankie took out BJ the first time, many observers of the sport remained somewhat unconvinced of Edgar’s standing, but now the Jersey fighter’s bandwagon is filling up with plenty of hop-ons and deservedly so.

For example, in a recent interview with Fighters Only Magazine, Ross Pearson talked in length about recent training sessions he’s had with the lightweight champ, and the British lightweight was obviously pretty damn impressed with Edgar’s game.

“I think Frankie is the kind of guy who is very scrappy, he has great wrestling, great foot speed, I think he can hold it for a while,”…“We did a good eight rounds and I enjoyed it. Like I say to everyone, you have to find [your opponent’s] weaknesses and exploit them but it was hard to find a weakness with Frankie. He had good stand-up, good footwork and his takedowns are unbelievable.”

Yeah, we’re thinking BJ would probably agree with the summary above, after all, until Penn ran into Edgar, we were all debating about when would be the appropriate time to officially unveil the ‘Congrats on Cleaning Out the Division’ banner. How the times have changed…Pearson is of course taking on Cole Miller at next week’s UFC Fight Night, which should be a fantastic bout—to bet head here.

Bellator XXVIII Weigh-in Results

The weigh-ins for Bellator Fighting Championships latest event, Bellator 28, is set to begin tonight at approx. 6:30PM EST (3:30 PM PST) from the Mahalia Jackson Theater of the Performing Arts in New Orleans, Louisiana.
The event, which happens Thursday, Sept. 9, goes down at the Mahalia Jackson Theater of the Performing Arts in New Orleans, […]

The event, which happens Thursday, Sept. 9, goes down at the Mahalia Jackson Theater of the Performing Arts in New Orleans, Louis. This will be the first event to feature no tournament bouts.

The main card will consist of four fights that will be broadcast live on FOX Sports Net and its regional sports network affiliates.

You can watch the weigh-ins via a live feed over at Bellator.com.

The full weigh-in results for Bellator 28 are as follows:

Main Card

Lightweight bout: Rich Clementi (155.6) vs. Carey Vanier (156)
Featherweight bout: Georgi Karakhanyan (145.4) vs. Anthony Leone (146)
Featherweight bout: Eric Larkin (155.4) vs. Marcus Andrusia (155.4)
Middleweight bout: Matt Horwich (185.6) vs. Eric Schambari (184.2)

Local Feature Fights

Heavyweight bout: Tony Roberts (229.6) vs. Kelvin Doss (232.8)
Featherweight bout: Jonathan Mackles (135.6) vs. Brock Kerry (135.8)
Featherweight bout: Toney Canales (151.8) vs. J.C. Pennington (154.8)
Welterweight bout: Josh Rafferty (169.2) vs. Charlie Rader (170.8)
Welterweight bout: Scott O’Shaughnessy (155.8) vs. Gabe Woods (155)

Chuck Liddell Likely to Decide Future in Fighting this Month

Things have been relatively quiet on the Chuck Liddell retirement watch—perhaps this is due to the fact that most people can’t really imagine the legendary fighter returning, after being unofficially retired by UFC President Dana White for a second time in June. After all, even “The Iceman’s” biggest admirers have to be asking themselves if […]

Things have been relatively quiet on the Chuck Liddell retirement watch—perhaps this is due to the fact that most people can’t really imagine the legendary fighter returning, after being unofficially retired by UFC President Dana White for a second time in June. After all, even “The Iceman’s” biggest admirers have to be asking themselves if it’s not time for Chuck to focus on other “Dancing with the Stars” like endeavours from here on out; dude’s been violently stopped three fights in a row.

Despite his KO loss to Rich Franklin at UFC 115, Liddell has still not made “it official”, making a lot of people like us here at Fix conclude Chuck’s seriously thinking about fighting again. In a recent interview with the Minnesota Star Tribune, the former light-heavyweight champ was quoted saying:

“It’s about how I feel and if I want to go back and make a run at a title and how far away that would be. And whatever I think is left in the tank. I’ve been doing PR stuff for the last couple months, and I’ll finally be home for the month. I’ll probably decide sometime in September, when I have time to relax.”

“I don’t feel like there’s anything left to prove. I still love fighting, but there’s a lot that goes into it. Maybe it might be time. I’m just not sure yet.”

Now, we could be and often are wrong, but if you put on your read between the lines glasses for a second, don’t you think the sentence ‘if Dana lets me I’ll fight’ is visible?