Bellator 206: Welterweight Grand Prix

DOUGLAS LIMA VS. ANDREY KORESHKOV TRILOGY KICKS OFF TOURNAMENT AT BELLATOR 206 IN SAN JOSE ON SEPT. 29

LOS ANGELES – The bracket for the Bellator Welterweight World Grand Prix on DAZN has been set.

Streaming exclusively on DAZN, the world’s first truly dedicated LIVE sports streaming service, the first round includes a highly anticipated grudge match, a trilogy matchup between former champs looking to reclaim the title, a battle of undefeated elite prospects and a championship on the line. Click here to view the full Bellator Welterweight World Grand Prix on DAZN bracket unveiling on YouTube.

It all begins with Bellator 206 on September 29 at SAP Center in San Jose, Calif., as former champions Douglas “The Phenom” Lima (29-7) and Andrey “Spartan” Koreshkov (21-2) square off in an exciting trilogy bout. With the series tied at one win apiece, fans can expect fireworks in this long-awaited rubber match between two of the absolute best welterweights in the world. Coinciding with DAZN’s September U.S. launch, this event will stream live and exclusively on DAZN beginning at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT.

The remaining first-round matchups feature six more of the world’s best 170-pounders, including an explosive all-British grudge match between MMA veteran Paul “Semtex” Daley (40-16-2) and the flashy undefeated Michael “Venom” Page (13-0), more commonly known to fans as “MVP.” Additionally, former three-time NCAA Division 1 National Champion wrestler from Penn State “EZ” Ed Ruth (6-0) will test his skills against undefeated Brazilian jiu-jitsu black belt Neiman Gracie (8-0), while the fourth and final first round bout of the Grand Prix will feature current Bellator welterweight champion Rory “Red King” MacDonald (20-4) defending his title against former Purdue wrestler and perennial contender Jon Fitch (31-7-1, 1 NC).

In addition, a bout pitting Lorenz “The Monsoon” Larkin (19-7, 1 NC) against unbeaten Yaroslav “Dynamo” Amosov (20-0) will serve as a tournament alternate contest, with the victor available to fill in due to any unforeseen circumstances where a prior winner is unable to compete. Dates and locations for the remaining first round bouts, semi-finals and final will be determined at a later date.

All Bellator Welterweight World Grand Prix on DAZN contests will consist of five rounds. Beginning with MacDonald versus Fitch, each time an athlete enters a tournament bout as champion, the Bellator welterweight title will be on the line, culminating in the Welterweight World Grand Prix on DAZN winner becoming the undisputed Bellator welterweight champion.

Earlier this year, Bellator and DAZN announced a multi-year landmark distribution agreement. DAZN, the world’s largest dedicated live sports streaming service and part of Perform Group, will feature seven exclusive stacked fight cards per year on DAZN and another 15 that are simulcast across Paramount Network and DAZN. DAZN, which now streams 15,000 live events and 100 million hours of sports content globally each year, will be available in the U.S. this September for $9.99 a month, with the first month free for new subscribers.

Bellator Welterweight World Grand Prix on DAZN First-Round Matchups:

Bellator 206 at SAP Center – Sept. 29: Douglas Lima (29-7) vs. Andrey Koreshkov (21-2)

TBA: Paul Daley (40-16-2) vs. Michael Page (13-0) 

TBA: Neiman Gracie (8-0) vs. Ed Ruth (6-0) 

TBA: Rory MacDonald (20-4) vs. Jon Fitch (31-7-1, 1 NC)

Alternate Bout - TBA: Lorenz Larkin (19-7, 1 NC) vs. Yaroslav Amosov (20-0)

UFC 227: Dillashaw v Garbrandt 2 Results

UFC 227 Dillashaw v Garbrandat takes place today, Saturday August 4, 2018 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California. The main events feature fights between Bantamweight champion TJ Dillashaw and Cody Garbrandt and a Flyweight title fight between current champion Demetrius Johnson and Henry Cejudo

Main Card (On PPV)

T.J. Dillashaw  v Cody Garbrandt- Dillashaw by TKO -strikes- 4:17 R1

Demetrious Johnson v Henry Cejudo - Cejudo by split decision R5
    
Cub Swanson v Renato Moicano- Moicano by submission -RNC- 4:15 R1
              
Polyana Viana v JJ Aldrich- Aldrich by unanimous decision R3
              
Thiago Santos v Kevin Holland- Santos by unanimous decision R3

              
Preliminary Card (On FX)

Pedro Munhoz v Brett Johns- Munhoz by unanimous decision R3

             
Ricky Simon v Montel Jackson - Simon by unanimous decision R3

Ricardo Ramos v Kyung Ho Kang  - Ramos by split decision R3
           
Sheymon Moraes v Matt Sayles - Moraes by unanimous decision R3

Preliminary Card (UFC Fight Pass)

Alex Perez v Jose Torres - Perez by KO -punches- 3:36 R1

Zhang Weili v Danielle Taylor - Weili by unanimous decision R3

Marlon Vera v Wuliji Buren - Vera by TKO -punches- 4:53  R2

Grand Opening: Tokyo kicks off the 2018/2019 season of the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Jiu-Jitsu World Tour with full day of thrilling matches

Photo Amanda Nunes/Gentle Art Media

A brand new venue to open a brand new year. The 2018/2019 season of the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Jiu-Jitsu World Tour was up to a good start this Sunday, July 29, in Tokyo, Japan. The crowd that packed the stands at the Ota Center General Gymnasium was treated to unparalleled thrills in the largest Abu Dhabi Grand Slam event in Japan so far. More than 700 athletes of all belts and age groups gave their best to achieve their goals and walk out with the much desired gold medals and also a good share of over US$ 120,000 in prizes. The black belt division, both for adult athletes and masters, was the main center of attention for all of those who came to watch in loco as well as those who watched live on TV or over the internet. After a full day of matches, here are the final results of each weight class in the adult black belt division.

Male Black Belt

56kg – In a single match between two countrymen, Japan's Nobuhiro Sawada beat Massaki Todokoro 1-0 on advantages after a very close and tough match.

62kg – Tomoyuki Hashimoto caught Brazil's João Gabriel Batista early in a triangle in the final, but the Brazilian was able to escape after a long struggle. Nevertheless, the advantage for the triangle was the edge Hashimoto needed to win the gold medal. Before the final, Hashimoto finished Yuto Hirao in his first match of the day.

69kg – In a single match, Australia's Lee Ting beat Brazil's Marcio Medeiros with a 8-0 lead that secured him the gold medal.

77kg – Diego Ramalho had a long way to the title. In four matches, he first beat South Korea's Inseong Jang 2-0, then repeated the score against Canadian Jacob Mackenzie to meet and finish Japan's Yuji Okamoto in the semifinal. The gold medal match was a close affair, with Ramalho and Kleber Koike fighting to the very end. A narrow 1-0 lead on advantages allowed Ramalho to take the title home.

85kg – The USA also had one champion crowned in DJ Jackson. The black belt fought three times this Sunday, first finishing Japan's Takagi Shota with and armbar and then also getting the tap against Alan Fidelis. In the final, Jackson worked his top game to outscore Great Britain's Bradley Hill with a takedown and a guard pass to build a 5-0 lead.

94kg – Rudson Mateus was another champion to enter the mat three times. He debuted against Germany's Nicolas Penzer, beat by a 9-2 final score. Then he finished Anton Minenko with a armbar from the 50/50 guard and met up with Arya Esfandmaz in the final. The Brazilian black belt imposed his game on Arya to build a 9-0 lead and take the gold medal home.

110kg – In two matches, Guttemberg Pereira was able to dominate the mat and finish Wanderson Amakawa twice to claim the title. The armlock was the weapon of choice both times for Pereira.

Female Brown/Black Belt

49kg – Mayssa Caldas came, fought, finished both her opponents and took the gold medal home. The Brazilian caught Japan's Iori Echigo and Aya Matsumoto with her trademark bow and arrow choke.

55kg – Another reigning ADWPJJC champion, now a black belt, Amal Anjahid kept no prisoners in Tokyo. In two matches, she first finished South Korea's Eummi Lee with a lapel choke from side control and then caught Livia Gluchowska with a foot lock to continue to reign supreme in the division.

62kg – In one match, Larissa Paes beat Natalia Zumba 5-2 to take the gold medal home.

70kg – Samantha Cook and Claudia were the favorites to be in the final and both made it there. Do Val beat Meagan Evans 2-0 and Priscilla Cerqueira by decision to reach the gold medal match. Cook caught Caroline Marciano with a choke from the back. In the final, after a very close match, the referees decided in favor of Cook following a 0-0 tie on points.

90kg – Gabrieli Pessanha is another upcoming talent that deserves attention. In two matches, she paved her way to the gold medal with imposing performances. She first beat Jessica Andrade 17-2 and then outscored Shantelle Thompson 14-0.

Legends

Shaolin secures a narrow win against a very game Daisuke Shiraki

The match was way closer than most of the crowd expected. Two times Legends champion Vitor Shaolin had to work really hard to beat a very tough opponent in Japan's Daisuke Shiraki. The Japanese black belt started out in full speed to quickly reach Shaolin's half guard and score an advantage. With all the experience acquired in decades of training and competing, Shaolin put the breaks on Shiraki's enthusiasm and found the strength to attack a cross choke from the closed guard to score an advantage and secure the win by one penalty. The crowd was pleased with the show put by both fighters.

Teams

After all was said and done, the teams received the trophies for the collective results of its athletes. The podium was formed as follows:

1^st – Axis Jiu-Jitsu Academy (Japan) – 6390pts

2^nd – Infight Japan (Japan) – 2920pts

3^rd – Al Jazira Jiu-Jitsu Club (UAE) – 1820pts

The complete results for the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tokyo are here.

The Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Jiu-Jitsu World Tour will be back in less than two months. The second leg of the 2018/2019 season is already schedule September 22, in Los Angeles, USA. The registration is already open for athletes of all nationalities. Secure your spot now. Click here to register.

About the UAEJJF
With the support and guidance of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi and Deputy Supreme Commander of the UAE Armed Forces, the UAE Jiu-Jitsu Federation was established in November 2012 as the official authority for Jiu-Jitsu in the UAE.

The Federation plays a leading role in supporting Jiu-Jitsu and contributing to building a strong generation of UAE athletes to excel at the local and international levels. The Federation’s role is to implement policies that develop the sport in collaboration with various government entities, educational institutions and other partners in order to advance the sport locally, regionally and globally.

Official Weigh Ins at Ab Dhabi Grand Slam Tokyo

OFFICIAL WEIGH-INS CONDUCTED AHEAD OF ABU DHABI GRAND SLAM^®TOKYO AT THE OTA GYMNASIUM

Black belt superstars Daisuke Sugie, Vitor Shaolin and Amal Amjahid made weight ahead of their highly anticipated matches.

Tokyo, Japan, 28^thJuly, 2018: The UAE Jiu-Jitsu Federation^®, the official authority for the sport of Jiu-Jitsu in the United Arab Emirates, conducted the official Weigh-ins today at the OTA Gymnasium, ahead of Abu Dhabi Grand Slam^® | Tokyo.

                             
Black belt world champions; Amal Amjahid, Claudia Do Val, Mayssa Caldas, DJ Jackson, Kaynan Duarte, Rudson Matheus, Guttemberg Pereira, João Gabriel Rocha, Gerard Labinski, among many others made weight ahead of their highly anticipated fights. 

“The training camp and weight cut couldn't have been better for me. I am competing in all the Grand Slams and World Pro events, I am already feeling the buzz here, can’t wait for tomorrow. Jiu-Jitsu is about finesse and technique, not strength, so that is what all the fans will get from me tomorrow.” said Amal Amjahid, Female Adult Brown/Black belt, 55kg

“I make the 70kg weight easily, so I am rarely dehydrated or anything. I am very happy once again to compete in the new season of the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam, it’s a joy and thrill to challenge top players in the game and that is what is on offer at the UAEJJF tournaments. I want to thank all my fans, especially here in Tokyo, see you all tomorrow” said Claudia Do Val, Female Adult Brown/Black belt, 70kg

EVENT AND BROADCAST

The Abu Dhabi Grand Slam^® in Tokyo will begin at 9:30am until 18:00pm (Tokyo standard time) at the OTA Gymnasium. Catch the action live on Abu Dhabi Sports in the UAE & MENA region, Combate in Brazil, FloGrappling worldwide stream and Airtel TV, Jio TV, Idea Movies & TV, Triple Play IPTV in India.

The show will also be broadcasted on delayed basis on FOX Sports in Asia, Fight Network in Canada, Europe and MENA, ABS-CBN Sports in Philippines, Astro in Malaysia, Starhub in Singapore, Orange TV, IndiHome, My Republic in Indonesia, SCTV in Vietnam, EB-TV steam in Asia, Singtel in Singapore and Australia, SFR Sports in Europe, Super Sport and Azam Sports in Africa, Fight Sports in Caribbean, North America and Europe, Eleven Sports in Europe, Sharjah Sports and Dubai Sports in MENA.

UFC on Fox 30 : Alvarez v Poirier 2 Results

UFC on FOX 30: Alvarez v Poirier 2 takes place today Saturday, July 28, 2018 at the Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The main event features a rematch between Dustin Poirier and Eddie Alvarez.

Main Card (Live on FOX, 5:00 PM PST)

-Dustin Poirier over Eddie Alvarez - by TKO -punches- 4:05 R2
-Jose Aldo over Jeremy Stephens - by TKO -punches- 4:19 R1
-Joanna Jedrzejczyk over Tecia Torres by unanimous decision R3
-Alexander Hernandez over Olivier Aubin-Mercier by unanimous decision R3

Preliminary Card (Live on FOX, 3:00 PM EST)

-Jordan Mein over Alex Morono by unanimous decision R3
-Hakeem Dawodu over Austin Arnett by unanimous decision R3
-Islam Makhachev over Kajan Johnson by submission -armbar- 4:43 R1
-Ion Cutelaba over Gadzhimurad Antigulov by TKO -strikes- 4:25 R1

Preliminary Bouts (Live on UFC Fight Pass, 1:00 PM EST)

-John Makdessi over Ross Pearson by unanimous decision R3
-Katlyn Chookagian over Alexis Davis by unanimous decision R3
-Dustin Ortiz over Matheus Nicolau by KO -strikes- 3:49 R1
-Nina Ansaroff over Randa Markos by unanimous decision R3
-Devin Powell over Alvaro Herrera by KO -kicks- 1:52 R1

Fedor v Sonnen at Bellator 208

FEDOR EMELIANENKO MEETS CHAEL SONNEN IN SEMIFINALS OF BELLATOR HEAVYWEIGHT WORLD GRAND PRIX AT NYCB LIVE, HOME OF THE NASSAU VETERANS MEMORIAL COLISEUM ON LONG ISLAND SATURDAY, OCT. 13

 

TICKETS FOR BELLATOR 208: FEDOR VS. SONNEN ON SALE THIS FRIDAY, JULY 27

LOS ANGELES – The greatest heavyweight of all time Fedor Emelianenko (37-5, 1 NC) will battle the trash-talking Chael Sonnen (31-15-1) in the second semifinal of Bellator’s Heavyweight World Grand Prix. The highly anticipated matchup will emanate from NYCB LIVE, home of the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in Uniondale, N.Y., a mere 24 hours after Matt Mitrione takes on Ryan Bader on the opposite side of the bracket.

Tickets for Bellator 208: Fedor vs. Sonnen are available 24-hours early through a special Bellator Nation pre-sale running exclusively on Thursday, July 26. Tickets will go on sale to the general public Friday, July 27 at 10 a.m. ET and can be purchased at the NYCB LIVE box office, as well as Ticketmaster and Bellator.com. Please note that tickets are not available at the box office on the first day of public on sale.

The event will be broadcast LIVE on Paramount Network at 9 p.m. ET/8 p.m. CT on Saturday, October 13 and will stream LIVE on DAZN, while preliminary action will stream on Bellator.com and globally on the Bellator Mobile App. Additional bouts will be announced in coming weeks.

Fighting out of Stary Oskol, Belgorod Oblast, Russia, Fedor will enter the Bellator MMA cage for the second time this year, and third time overall, when he takes on Sonnen in the Bellator Heavyweight World Grand Prix semifinals on Saturday, Oct. 13. The sambo fighter looks to build off of his impressive knockout victory over Frank Mir (18-12) at Bellator 198, which came just 48 seconds into the bout. A former PRIDE FC Heavyweight Champion and PRIDE 2004 Heavyweight World Grand Prix Champion, “The Last Emperor” now has his eyes set on the Bellator MMA Heavyweight belt; a title that he is merely two wins away from. With 28 of his 37 career victories ending in a finish, Emelianenko will undoubtedly pursue yet another highlight-reel knockout when he squares off with “The American Gangster” for a place in the World Grand Prix final.

Hailing from West Linn, Ore., Sonnen is fresh off his first-round victory over “Rampage” Jackson at Bellator 192 in the opening round of the Bellator Heavyweight World Grand Prix earlier this year. With other notable wins over the likes of Wanderlei Silva, Michael Bisping and “Shogun” Rua already under his belt, Sonnen now hopes to add the legendary Fedor to his brilliant resume of renowned victories. After jumping up in weight class to compete in the biggest tournament in the promotion’s history, the former University of Oregon wrestler doesn’t seem to have lost a step. Sonnen will look to join the select few who have ever been able to dethrone Emelianenko when he enters the cage on Oct. 13 at NYCB LIVE.

Updated Bellator 208: Fedor vs. Sonnen Fight Card:

Heavyweight World Grand Prix Semifinal Bout: Fedor Emelianenko (37-5, 1 NC) vs. Chael Sonnen (31-15-1)

*Card subject to change.

UFC Fight Night 134: Shogun v Smith Results

UFC Fight Night 134 took place today, Sunday, July 22, 2018 at the Barclaycard Arena in Hamburg, Germany. The main event featured a light heavyeight fight between former champion Mauricio "Shogan" Rua and Anthony Smith.

Main Card

-Anthony Smith defeated Mauricio Rua by KO -strikes- 1:29 R1
-Corey Anderson defeated Glover Teixeira by unanimous decision R3
-Abu Azaitar defeated Vitor Miranda by unanimous decision R3
-Marcin Tybura defeated Stefan Struve by unanimous decision R3
-Danny Roberts defeated David Zawada by split decision R3
-Nasrat Haqparast defeated Marc Diakiese by unanimous decision R3

Preliminary Card

-Damir Hadzovic defeated Nick Hein by split decision R3
-Bartosz Fabinski defeated Emil Meek by unanimous decision R3
-Nad Narimani defeated Khalid Taha by unanimous decision R3
-Aleksandar Rakic defeated Justin Ledet by unanimous decision R3

Preliminary Bouts

-Manny Bermudez defeated Davey Grant by technical submission -triangle choke- 0:59 R1
-Darko Stosic defeated Jeremy Kimball by TKO -strikes- 3:13 R1
-Pingyuan Liu defeated Damian Stasiak by unanimous decision R3

Shaolin v Sugie at Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tokyo

JAPANESE JIU-JITSU LEGEND DAISUKE SUGIE SET TO FACE OFF VITOR SHAOLIN IN LEGENDS SUPER MATCH AT ABU DHABI GRAND SLAM® JIU-JITSU WORLD TOUR TOKYO ON 29 JULY

Registration deadline for the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam® Tokyo is on 24^thJuly, to register please visit https://events.uaejjf.org/en/event/109

Tokyo, Japan, 18th July, 2018: Abu Dhabi Grand Slam® Tokyo will witness the return of the legends series with Japanese black belt legend, Daisuke “Amazon” Sugie who will face off two-time ‘Legends’ champion Vitor “Shaolin” Ribeiro at the OTA Gymnasium, Tokyo on Sunday 29^th July, in the fist leg of the world tour.

Daisuke “Amazon” Sugie, 37, is a Jiu-Jitsu black belt legend representing Carpe Diem team, Sugie is also a veteran MMA fighter with 18 bouts to his name. 

“It is an honor for me to represent Japan at the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam here in Tokyo. The Legends series in the UAEJJF events is very prestigious and invitational, so to be invited, I am really excited to face Vitor Shaolin, he has achieved everything in Jiu-Jitsu and MMA and it will be a thrilling match no doubt.” Said Daisuke Sugie

Vitor “Shaolin” Ribeiro, 39, has twice appeared at the Abu Dhabi World Professional Jiu-Jitsu Championship Legends series. In 2017 Shaolin choked Kenny Florian unconscious, and in 2016 he submitted Daniel Moraes.

“This will be my third time at the Legends series but fist time outside of Abu Dhabi, so that is a new experience, and to do it against one of the best in Japan, Daisuke, it a moment of pride. All I can say is, it will be a special match for sure and I would like to thank the UAEJJF for their first class organization and hospitality.” Vitor Ribeiro

The Abu Dhabi Grand Slam Tokyo® will feature some of the top players in the sport, including Mayssa Caldas, Amal Amjahid, Bianca Basílio, Nathiely Melo, Paulo Miyao, Tiago Bravo, DJ Jackson, Kaynan Duarte, Rudson Matheus, Guttemberg Pereira, João Gabriel Rocha, Gerard Labinski and more who will look into adding points in their UAEJJF ranking and also compete for their share of over US$120,000 in prizes.

The Abu Dhabi Grand Slam® in Tokyo will begin at 9:30am until 18:00pm (Tokyo standard time). The pre-date weigh-in will take place from 17:00pm to 19:00pm at OTA Gymnasium, Tokyo; the on-date early weigh-in will take place on the day of the event from 8:30am to 10:00am.

About Abu Dhabi Grand Slam® Tokyo

The 2018/2019 season of the Abu Dhabi Grand Slam® Jiu-Jitsu World Tour kicks off July 29, at the OTA Gymnasium, Tokyo, Japan. The registrations deadline is on 24^th July.

Season 4 of Abu Dhabi Grand Slam® Jiu-Jitsu World Tour will be broadcasted live on Abu Dhabi Sports in the UAE & MENA region, Combate in Brazil, FloGrappling worldwide stream, and on delayed basis on FOX Sports in Asia, Fight Network in Canada, Europe and MENA, Astro in Malaysia, Starhub in Singapore, ABS-CBN Sports in Philippines, Orange TV in Indonesia, SCTV in Vietnam, Singtel in Singapore and Australia, SFR Sports in Europe, Super Sport and Azam Sports in Africa, Fight Sports in Caribbean, North America and Europe.

Further details on ABU DHABI GRAND SLAM® JIU-JITSU WORLD TOUR will be announced in coming weeks. Keep up to date with all the latest news by following @ADWJJT on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

FIGHT WEEK ACTIVITIES

Pre Date Weigh-Ins: Saturday 28^th July [17:00pm to 19:00pm]

Venue: OTA Gymnasium

On Date Early Weigh-Ins: Sunday 29^th July [8:30am to 10:00am]

Venue: OTA Gymnasium

Main Event: Gi – Sunday 29^th July [9:30am to 18:00pm]

Venue: OTA Gymnasium

UFC Fight Night 133: Dos Santos v Ivanov Results

UFC Fight Night 133 takes place Saturday, July 14, 2018 at the CenturyLink Arena in Boise, Idaho. The main event features a heavyweight bout between former champion Junior dos Santos and former WSOF Champion Blagoy Ivanov.

Main Card (Live on FOX Sports 1, 7:00 PM PT)

-Junios Dos Santos vs. Blagov Ivanov - Dos Santos by unanimous decision R5

-Sage Northcutt vs. Zak Ottow - Northcutt by KO -punches- 3:13 R2

-Dennis Bermudez vs. Rick Glenn - Glenn by split decision R3

-Randy Brown vs. Niko Price - Price by TKO -punches- 1:09 R2

-Myles Jury vs. Chad Mendes - Mendes by TKO -punches- 2:52 R1

-Cat Zingano vs Marion Reneau- Zingano by unanimous decision R3

Preliminary Card (Live on FOX Sports 1, 5:00 PM PT)

-Eddie Wineland vs. Alejandro Perez - Perez by unanimous decision R3

-Darren Elkins vs. Alex Volkanovski - Volkanovski by unanimous decision R3

-Justin Scoggins vs. Said Nurmagomedov- Nurmagodev by split decision R3

-Raoni Barcelos vs. Kurt Holobaugh - Barcelos by TKO -punches- 1:29 R3

Preliminary Bouts (Live on UFC Fight Pass, 3:30 PM PT)

-Liz Carmouche vs. Jennifer Maia - Carmouche by unanimous decision R3

-Mark De La Rosa vs Elias Garcia - De La Rosa by submission -RNC- 2:00 R2

-Jessica Aguilar vs Jodie Esquibel - Aguillar by unanimous decision R3