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MFC 27: Breaking Point Live ‘Quick Results’

Tonight the Maximum Fighting Championship holds its latest event, MFC 27: Breaking Point, at the River Cree Resort and Casino in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.
The main card features six bouts that will air live on HDNet Fights, with play-by-play announcements done by “The Voice” Michael Schiavello.
MFC 27: Breaking Point features what promises to be an epic […]

Tonight the Maximum Fighting Championship holds its latest event, MFC 27: Breaking Point, at the River Cree Resort and Casino in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada.

The main card features six bouts that will air live on HDNet Fights, with play-by-play announcements done by “The Voice” Michael Schiavello.

MFC 27: Breaking Point features what promises to be an epic title fight as Douglas “The Phenom” Lima squares off against Jesse Juarez for the MFC’s world welterweight crown. And in the grudge match of the year, ultra-aggressive Ryan “The Real Deal” Ford will look to take out feared striker Pete “The Secret Weapon” Spratt.

The MMA News will be on hand ringside posting the live ‘Quick Results’ for the event. You can follow us on Twitter.com/themmanews for updates on the prelim bouts and action the cameras might miss.

The full MFC 27: Breaking Point ‘Quick Results’ are as follows:

Televised Main Card:

MFC Welterweight Championship bout: Douglas Lima vs. Jesse Juarez
Welterweight bout: Pete Spratt vs. Ryan Ford
Light Heavyweight bout: Dwayne Lewis vs. Razak Al-Hassan
Light Heavyweight bout: David Heath vs. Rodney Wallace
Lightweight bout: Kajan Johnson vs. Ryan Healy
Catchweight (175 lbs) bout: Dhiego Lima vs. Bill Fraser

Preliminary Card:

Lightweight bout: Musa Tolliver vs. Brad Cardinal
Catchweight (180 lbs) bout: Jordan Beecroft vs. Nick Hrynchyshyn
Featherweight bout: Matt Veal vs. Spencer Rohovie

WEC 52: Faber vs. Mizugaki “Quick Results”

The second last World Extreme Cagefighting event, WEC 52: Faber vs. Mizugaki, is taking place tonight at The Pearl at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada.
The preliminary card is already underway, while the televised main card begins at 9PM EST (6PM PST) and can be viewed on the Versus Network.
The event is headlined […]

The second last World Extreme Cagefighting event, WEC 52: Faber vs. Mizugaki, is taking place tonight at The Pearl at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The preliminary card is already underway, while the televised main card begins at 9PM EST (6PM PST) and can be viewed on the Versus Network.

The event is headlined by the WEC bantamweight debut of Urijah Faber, who drops to 135 for the first time in the promotion. He takes on former #1 contender Takeya Mizugaki, who looks to earn another title shot with a win tonight.

Other bouts include Chad Mendes vs. Javier Vazquez, Erik Koch vs. Francisco Rivera, and Joseph Benavidez vs. Wagnney Fabiano who will all fight on the televised portion of the Las Vegas show.

Remember that after the show, fans can watch the WEC 52 post-fight press conference at WEC.tv.

To keep any spoilers off the main page, fans can view the full results after the jump

The full WEC 52: Faber vs. Mizugaki ‘Quick Results’ are as follows:

Main Card:

Bantamweight bout: Urijah Faber def. Takeya Mizugaki via submission (rear-naked-choke) – R1 @ 4:50
Featherweight bout: Chad Mendes def. Javier Vazquez via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Featherweight bout: Erik Koch def. Francisco Rivera via TKO (strikes) – R1 @ 1:36
Bantamweight bout: Joseph Benavidez def. Wagnney Fabiano via submission (guillotine choke)- R2 @ 2:45
Bantamweight bout: Demetrious Johnson def. Damacio Page via submission (guillotine choke) – R 3 @ 2:27

Preliminary Card:

Featherweight bout: Raphael Assuncao def. L.C. Davis via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Lightweight bout: Anthony Njokuani def. Edward Faaloloto via TKO (strikes) – R2 @ 4:54
Lightweight bout: Dustin Poirier def. Zack Micklewright via TKO (strikes) – R1 @ 0:53
Bantamweight bout: Michael McDonald def. Clint Godfrey via submission (armbar) – R1 @ 2:42
Featherweight bout: Cub Swanson def. Mackens Semerzier via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
Featherweight bout: Yves Jabouin def. Brandon Visher via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

IFC Genesis ‘Quick Results’

The Israel FC: Genesis event went down on Tuesday evening in Tel Aviv, Israel at the Nokia Arena and represents one of the first big mixed martial arts events in that country.
The event aired live on pay-per-view from the GoFightLive.tv website which streamed the event for $9.99 at 2PM EST.
Headlining the card are three bouts […]

The Israel FC: Genesis event went down on Tuesday evening in Tel Aviv, Israel at the Nokia Arena and represents one of the first big mixed martial arts events in that country.

The event aired live on pay-per-view from the GoFightLive.tv website which streamed the event for $9.99 at 2PM EST.

Headlining the card are three bouts featuring some well known names with Sergey “Siberian” Shemetov vs. Jeff “The Snowman” Monson, Daniel “The Gladiator” Tabera vs. Ricco “Suave” Rodriguez and Roy “Popeye” Neeman vs. Frank “Twinkle Toes” Trigg.

The full ‘Quick Results’ for the IFC: Gensis event is as follows:

Catchweight (215 lbs) bout: Ricco Rodriguez def. Daniel Tabera via unanimous decision
Heavyweight bout: Jeff Monson def. Sergey Shemetov via submission (kimura)
Catchweight (181 lbs) bout: Frank Trigg def. Roy Neeman via TKO (punches) – R1
Moishe Kaitz def. Hermes Franca via unanimous decision
Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou def. Valdas Pocevicius via unanimous decision
Daniel Gracie def. Martin Wojcik via submission (rear-naked choke) – R1
Jeremy Knafo def. Shonie Carter via unanimous decision – Carter announced his retirement from MMA after the fight.
Alexandro Ceconi def. Vitaly Shemetov via submission (triangle choke) – R1
Thiago Meller def. Ariel Abergel via submission (armbar) – R1
Vitali Krbrsky def. Serob Minasyan via unanimous decision
Ido Pariente def. Joshua Hewlett via submission (armbar) – R1
Roy Peretz def. Fabrice Riconneau via submission (arm-triangle choke) – R1

K-1 World Max Finals ‘Quick Results’

(pictured Satoshi Ishii, top, and opponent Katsuyori Shibata via SportsNavi)
Monday night saw the K-1 World Max Finals of the eight-man 70kg tournament from the Ryogoku Kokugikan in Tokyo, Japan.
Besides kickboxing, the event also featured one mixed martial arts bout between former Olympic Judo Gold Medalist Satoshi Ishii and Katsuyori Shibata. Ishii, pictured kneeling over […]

(pictured Satoshi Ishii, top, and opponent Katsuyori Shibata via SportsNavi)

Monday night saw the K-1 World Max Finals of the eight-man 70kg tournament from the Ryogoku Kokugikan in Tokyo, Japan.

Besides kickboxing, the event also featured one mixed martial arts bout between former Olympic Judo Gold Medalist Satoshi Ishii and Katsuyori Shibata. Ishii, pictured kneeling over top of Shibata, earned a first round technical submission win. The former Olympian used a knee-on-belly position to lock in a kimura forcing the referee to step in and call the bout at 3:30.

The 70kg World Championship Tournament finale saw Giorgio Petrosyan take on Yoshihiro Sato. Petrosyan would earn the unanimous decision to earn back-to-back tournament wins.

The full results for the K-1 World Max are as follows:

DREAM MMA Bout
Satoshi Ishii def. Katsuyori Shibata via sub (armbar) – Round 1, 3:30

K-1 Kickboxing Bouts
Final: Giorgio Petrosyan def. Yoshihiro Sato via unanimous decision
Yuya Yamamoto def. Seichi Ikemoto via KO – Round 2, 2:22
Semifinal: Yoshihiro Sato def. DRAGO via unanimous decision
Semifinal: Giorgio Petrosyan def. Mike Zambidis via unanimous decision
Yuta Kubo def. HIROYA via unanimous decision
Quarterfinal: Yoshihiro Sato def. Michal Glogowski via unanimous decision
Quarterfinal: DRAGO def. Mohamed Khamal via unanimous decision
Quarterfinal: Giorgio Petrosyan def. Albert Kraus via unanimous decision
Quarterfinal: Mike Zambidis def. Yuichiro “Jienotsu” Nagashima via KO – Round 3, 0:53
Reserve: HINATA def. Andre Dida via unanimous decision
Makoto Nishiyama def. Shunsuke Oishi via KO – Round 2, 0:54
Fabiano Da Silva def. Jan Kaszuba via unanimous decision

HT: MMAFighting.com for the results

Olympian Heavyweight Daniel Cormier Undeafeated After Australian Event

Heavyweight fighter and two time Olympic Freestyle Wrestler Daniel Cormier (6-0) defended his XMMA title to remain undefeated on Friday. Cormier earned put down opponent Soa Palelei in the first round by TKO at the Xtreme MMA 3 event at the Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre in Sydney, Australia.
This was Cormier’s first XMMA heavyweight […]

Heavyweight fighter and two time Olympic Freestyle Wrestler Daniel Cormier (6-0) defended his XMMA title to remain undefeated on Friday. Cormier earned put down opponent Soa Palelei in the first round by TKO at the Xtreme MMA 3 event at the Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre in Sydney, Australia.

This was Cormier’s first XMMA heavyweight title defense since defeating Lucas Browne last July at an Xtreme MMA 2 event in Australia. The heavyweight is also the current KOTC heavyweight champ, submitting Tony Johnson on August 13th at the King of the Cage: Imminent Danger event.

Cormier is also under a non-exclusive contract with the Strikeforce organization, having fought three times for the promotion. His last Strikeforce appearance was on August 21st, just a week after his KOTC win, earning a first round win over Jason Riley at the Strikeforce: Houston event.

The full Xtreme MMA 3 results are as follows:

Daniel Cormier defeated Soa Palelei via TKO, Round 1
Jim Yorke defeated Lucas Browne via TKO, Round 2
Mike Kyle defeated Steve Oliver via TKO, Round 1
Xavier Lucas defeated Yuki Sasaki via KO, Round 5
Peter Graham defeated Yusuke Kawaguchi via TKO (Elbows), Round 1
Nathan James defeated James Vainikolo via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke), Round 1
Joe Muir defeated Andrew Profilli via TKO (Cut)
Corey Nelson defeated Tuirangi Abraham via TKO
Ric Messerschmidt defeated Fred Chahroura via Submission (Rear-Naked Choke)
Steven Kennedy defeated Rod Staader via TKO
Renato Vieira defeated Shabe Kafo via Submission (Armbar)
Chris Lofts defeated Andy MacKenzie via TKO

HT: FightNewsAustralia.com

UFC 121 Results: 5 Things Junior Dos Santos Must Do To Beat Cain Velasquez

One of the most anticipated heavyweight bouts in UFC history will finally happen as newly crowned champion Cain Velasquez will collide against rising contender Junior Dos Santos.
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