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Full Results & Photos for Bellator 220: MacDonald vs. Fitch
FULL FIGHT CARD ANNOUNCED FOR SATURDAY’S BELLATOR 220: MACDONALD VS. FITCH INSIDE THE SAP CENTER AT SAN JOSE – EXCLUSIVELY ON DAZN
OFFICIAL BELLATOR 199: BADER vs. KING MO RESULTS & Whakaahua
Ryan Bader (25-5) defeated “King Mo” Lawal (21-7, 1 NC) mā knockout (meke) i :15 o te tetahi a tawhio noa
Photos: https://tinyurl.com/ycysrnua
Jon Fitch (31-7-1, 1 NC) patua Paora Daley (40-16-2) mā te whakatau Kotahi tonu (29-27, 29-26, 29-26)
Photos: https://tinyurl.com/y98s82hr
Arona Pico (3-1) patua Lee Morrison (19-9) mā TKO (punch to body) i 1:10 o te tetahi a tawhio noa
Photos: https://tinyurl.com/ycdhxdko
Cheick Congo (28-10-2) patua Javy Ayala (10-7) mā knockout (nifó) i 2:29 o te tetahi a tawhio noa
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Arama Piccolot (10-2) patua Carrington Banks (7-1) mā tāpaetanga (kowaowaotia iho muri-tahanga) i 4:41 o te a tawhio noa e toru
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Hyder Amil (2-0) patua Elias Anderson (0-1) via TKO at 3:01 o te a tawhio noa e rua
Ignacio Ortiz (1-0) patua Matt Aragoni (1-1) via TKO at 2:57 o te a tawhio noa e toru
Mark Climaco (2-0) patua Daniel Oseguera (0-1) via TKO at 2:21 o te tetahi a tawhio noa
J.J. Okanovich (6-1) patua Hugo Lujan (3-3) mā te whakatau Kotahi tonu
Tom Ponce de Leon (2-0) patua Dominic Sumner (1-2) via TKO at 2:48 o te a tawhio noa e rua
Nohelin Hernandez (7-2) patua Josh San Diego (7-4) mā te whakatau Kotahi tonu
Josh Paiva (10-2) patua Adam Antolin (13-4) via KO at :32 o te tetahi a tawhio noa
Cass Bell (1-0) patua Khai Wu (1-1) mā tāpaetanga (kowaowaotia iho pororere) i 3:27 o te a tawhio noa e rua
Jordan Williams (7-2) patua Brandon Hester (4-1) mā TKO (nifó) i 1:11 o te a tawhio noa e rua
Amber Leibrock (3-1) patua Janay Harding (3-4) mā te whakatau Kotahi tonu (30-27, 30-26, 30-26)
James Terry (20-9) patua Danasabe Mohammed (5-2) mā te whakatau Kotahi tonu (30-26, 30-26, 30-26)
Gaston Bolanos (3-1) patua Malcom Hill (3-5) mā TKO (leg kicks) i 2:54 o te tetahi a tawhio noa
Justin Tenedora (2-1) patua David Rivera (0-3) mā tāpaetanga (triangle-choke) i 4:27 o te tetahi a tawhio noa
Deron Winn (4-0) patua Ahmed White (0-1) mā knockout (nifó) i 2:32 o te tetahi a tawhio noa
BELLATOR 199: BADER vs. KING MO WEIGH-IN RESULTS & Whakaahua
EVENT AIRS ON PARAMOUNT NETWORK AT 9 P.M. AND / 8 P.M. CT
WEIGH-IN PHOTOS HERE | RE-WATCH WEIGH-INS HERE
Bellator 199: Bader vs. King Mo e wahi apopo i te Center SAP i San Jose, Calif. The event will be broadcast live and free on Paramount Network at 9 p.m. AND/8 p.m. CT, ia ka rere mahi tuatahi i runga i Bellator.com me te ao i runga i te Bellator Mobile App.
Complete Bellator 199: Bader vs. King Mo Weigh-in Results:
Heavyweight Grand Prix Main Event: Ryan Bader (225.1) vs. "King Mo” Lawal (217.4)
Welterweight Co-Main Event: Paora Daley (170.3) vs. Jon Fitch (171)
Featherweight Main Card Bout: Lee Morrison (144) vs. Arona Pico (145.7)
Taumaha Kāri Matua Patupatu: Cheick Congo (241.7) vs. Javy Ayala (265.5)
Lightweight Main Card Bout: Carrington Banks (155.6) vs. Arama Piccolot (155.3)
140-Pound Catchweight Preliminary Bout: Elias Anderson (139.8) vs. Hyder Amil (137.9)
Taumekehiko Whakatekau Mua: Matt Aragoni (144.9) vs. Ignacio Ortiz (145)
Flyweight Tuhinga o mua: Mark Climaco (125) vs. Daniel Oseguera (124.7)
Kōmāmātanga Tuhinga o mua: Hugo Lujan (154.7) vs. J.J. Okanovich (155.4)
Welterweight Preliminary Bout: Tom Ponce de Leon (169.7) vs. Dominic Sumner (170.9)
Tuhinga o mua Bantamweight: Nohelin Hernandez (135.9) vs. Josh San Diego (135.5)
Flyweight Tuhinga o mua: Josh Paiva (125.7) vs. Adam Antolin (124.8)
Tuhinga o mua Bantamweight: Cass Bell (135.8) vs. Khai Wu (136)
Middleweight Preliminary Bout: Jordan Williams (184.1) vs. Brandon Hester (185.4)
Women’s Featherweight Preliminary Bout: Janay Harding (145.8) vs. Amber Leibrock (145)
165-Pound Catchweight Preliminary Bout: Danasabe Mohammed (164) vs. James Terry (164.7)
Taumekehiko Whakatekau Mua: Malcom Hill (144.4) vs. Gaston Bolanos (145.6)
137-Pound Catchweight Preliminary Bout: Justin Tenedora (135.8) vs. David Rivera (135.1)
190-Pound Catchweight Preliminary Bout: Deron Winn (192.1*) vs. Ahmed White (188.4)
*Missed weight
WORLD SERIES OF FIGHTING KICKS OFF “WHO’S THE TOUGHEST?” WITH FOUR MILITARY VETERANS DOING BATTLE IN LOVELAND, COLORADO ON SATURDAY, NOV. 12
Tickets for WSOF34 on sale now
Las Vegas (October 10, 2016) - World Series o te whawhai (www.WSOF.com) announced that it has tabbed four military veterans for action in three different bouts, including one that will air on its live NBCSN telecast (10:30 p.m. AND/7:30 p.m. PT), to kick off it’s “Who’s The Toughest?” program at WSOF34: Foster vs. Shields, at the Budweiser Events Center in Loveland, Lap. i runga i Rāhoroi, Nov. 12.
The league also announced that Josh “Cuddly Bear” Copeland (13-4) has been forced to withdraw from his scheduled heavyweight matchup with former world champion Smealinho “The Prince” Rama (9-2) due to a knee injury. Rama will now face Kevin Sears (4-2).
“We are extremely excited to launch the ‘Who’s The Toughest?’ program with a group of four professional fighters that have served our country valiantly, and who have since been looking for a potentially career-changing opportunity to compete on a major stage,"Ka mea a World Series o Fighting peresideni Rangatira Matua.
World Series of Fighting announced in May that it would be launching “Who’s The Toughest?” in order to provide military veterans who are active or aspiring MMA fighters, with the opportunity to compete under its promotion.
Leading off the live NBCSN telecast of WSOF34, Shane Kruchten (11-4) a Jeremy Mahon (5-4) – both U.S. Marine Corps veterans – will do battle in a 150-pound catchweight contest.
I roto i te taumahamaha o te marama (205 pauna) matchup that will headline the WSOF34 preliminary bout card, U.S. Marine Corps veteran Brandon Collins (3-2) ka whawhai ki Chris Morgan (0-0), who will make his professional debut.
The fourth veteran, former U.S. Army ranger Nicoli Navarro (3-1), will square off with unbeaten upstart Alan Gutierrez (2-0) i Kōmāmā (155 pauna).
Shane Kruchten vs. Jeremy Mahon
Ko te 6-waewae-1, 32-year-old Kruchten of San Diego, Calif. saw action in the Iraq War in 2003 a 2004, and was subsequently awarded a Presidential Unit Citation and a Combat Action Ribbon for his efforts in battle before retiring from the military with the rank of Lance Corporal.
Since turning professional in 2007, Kruchten has donated a portion of each of his fight purses to the Mighty Oaks Warrior Foundation, a California-based retreat for veterans run by fellow U.S. Marine Corps veteran and former World Series of Fighting competitor Chad Robichaux.
Kruchten’s start will bring an end to a two-and-a-half-year hiatus that he took following a loss to Mike Corey by way of second round (2:59) tāpaetanga (kowaowaotia iho muri-tahanga) in what was Kruchten’s World Series of Fighting debut. I mua ki te mate, Kruchten had reeled off 11 karapīpiti whakaora, 6 via submission and 3 mā (T)KO.
The 5-foot-10, 37-year-old Mahon of Houston, Texas was deployed to Iraq during the initial invasion of the country in 2003, and later served as a security contractor in Fallujah, working to procure the safety of civilians there.
Before retiring as a Sergeant, Mahon earned a Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal as well as a Presidential Unit Citation. He runs a non-profit organization, DAWG Foundation, which trains dogs and offers them to veterans in need of everyday assistance.
Mahon is looking to notch his third straight victory following a second round (4:22) WHO (nifó) o Davis Sylvester i Bellator 149 i runga i February 19.
Brandon Collins vs. Chris Morgan
Ko te 6-waewae-1, 32-year-old Collins of Houston, Texas was also a recipient of a Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal during his eight-year stint (2004-2012) with the Marine Corps that saw him tour Afghanistan where he was a special operations officer and his unit’s martial arts instructor.
Collins was a member of his North Carolina base’s boxing team and, after relocating to California, he quickly transitioned to MMA.
Morgan, a 6-foot-3, 28-year-old resident of Denver, Lap. will make his first professional start after a three-year amateur career that saw him compile an overall record of 5-2. Katoa 5 of his victories came inside the first round of action via (T)KO tukunga ranei.
Nicholi Navarro vs. Alan Gutierrez
Te 6-waewae, 30-year-old Navarro of Denver served in the Army’s 75th Ranger Regimen, a special operations unit, i waenganui i 2004 a 2008, eventually reaching the rank of Corporal.
During his four-year tenure in the military, Navarro earned a Combat Infantry Badge, an Expert Infantry Badge and a Parachutist Badge.
Navarro is a student of retired, former Muay Thai world champion and UFC star Duane “Bang” Ludwig. All three of Navarro’s professional victories to date have come by way of (T)KO tukunga ranei.
While not a veteran, te 5-waewae-11, 23-year-old Gutierrez of Skagit Valley, Horoi. was born into and raised by a family of Marines, ki tona papa,, mother and brother all having served. Gutierrez dedicates each of his fights to his recently deceased brother.
Gutierrez made quick work of each of his first two professional opponents, to date, submitting Ryan Schecterson with a brabo choke in the first round (2:00) of action in Gutierrez’s professional debut on May 9, 2015, and scoring a first round (1:11) KO (nifó) i runga i Taylor Roberts i runga i February 27.
Utu i $20, tickets for “WSOF34: Fitch vs. Shields” are on sale at the Budweiser Events Center box office, BudweiserEventsCenter.com, and by phone at 1-877-544-TIXX.
In the main event of WSOF34, reigning world welterweight (170 pauna) toa Jon Fitch (28-7-1, 1 NC) will collide with number one contender and fellow decorated superstar Jake Shields (31-8-1).
In the welterweight co-main event, Paora Bradley (23-6), will make his promotional debut for World Series of Fighting and take on former top 10 ao-runga Yushin "whatitiri" Okami (32-10).
Additional matchups for “WSOF34: Fitch vs. Shields” will be announced soon.
AO Tuhinga o mua: JON FITCH-JAKE SHIELDS WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP SHOWDOWN SET FOR SATURDAY, NOVEMA 12 IN LOVELAND, COLORADO LIVE ON NBCSN
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WSOF30: Manga VU. STARKS FINALIZED WITH SIX PRELIMINARY BOUTS
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WSOF30: Manga VU. STARKS WORLD Tuhinga doubleheader lineup e tango RIMA pāngia tuatahi
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WORLD SERIES OF FIGHTING RETURNS TO SIN CITY WITH WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP DOUBLEHEADER ON SATURDAY, APERIRA 2, LIVE ON NBCSN
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