POST-FIGHT VIDEO INTERVIEWS HERE
C-Juliana Velasquez (12-0) ṣẹgun #3-Denise Kielholtz (6-3) nipasẹ pipin ipinnu (48-47, 47-48, 48-47)
Juliana Velasquez:
“I think I would be clinching a bit more, her striking didn’t surprise me, but I felt that I did enough to retain the title.”
“I beat her with my jab, if you look at her face, it’s messed up, if you look at mine, my face is fine. I think people in the audience favor her because she has a kickboxing style and I counter, but I think it was my boxing that was the difference tonight.”
“When I come in here, I don’t think of myself as a champion, I think of myself as someone who needs to earn the belt and tonight I felt that I did that.”
#5–Tyrell Fortune (11-1, 1 NC) ṣẹgun #7-Matt Mitrione (13-9, 1 NC) nipasẹ ifakalẹ (dasofo) ni 1:45 ti yika kan
Tyrell Fortune:
“I feel great coming out of the fight. He stepped forward so I went for the shot instead of throwing the punch and I guess I made contact with my head. Besides that I was running through him for the takedown. As you saw, I finished on top, and the fight went from there.
“I didn’t feel it (the clash of heads), I can only go off of what he was saying at the time. Bi mo ti sọ, I was just looking to get on top and continue to fight so I didn’t really know what else to do. I thought if there was a contact that the ref would have saw and we would have stopped that’s why I paused for a second on top of him. I didn’t go right to punching. Once the ref said to continue, I was continuing to fight.
“I want Tim Johnson. I don’t want a title shot. I’d rather have Tim Johnson first. That’s really the only fight I’ve been training for since that loss. Lati mi, with him taking that loss (against Valentin Moldavsky) and me getting this win, it should line us right up… I’m gonna’ try to knock his a– out just like he did me.”
Matheus Mattos (13-2-1) ṣẹgun Cee Jay Hamilton (15-9) nipasẹ TKO (dasofo) ni 1:33 ti yika meji
Matheus Mattos:
“He’s a wrestler. Nítorí, he could have done the boring game and taken me down. But he chose to go for the striking. Da, he did it because it was a beautiful knockout. If Bellator could send more strikers to me, then they would be welcomed.”
"Mo lero nla, perfectly strong. But I felt my knee go ‘thwack.’ And I stopped moving a lot. I didn’t do much footwork. I knew this was going to be on my hands, because my leg was painful. Ireti, everything went well.
“My two losses were to two of the best in the world. Nítorí, I’ve been fighting at a high level a long time and I’m prepared for everyone. They can see that this fight welcomed me to Bellator, and now they know me. They know Matheus Mattos is a striker and he’s coming for us.
“I’m in my prime now so I’m prepared for everyone.”
#2–Arlene Blencowe (14-8) ṣẹgun Dayana Silva (9-6) nipasẹ TKO (punches) ni 1:00 ti yika mẹta
Arlene Blencowe:
"Mo lero nla. I want to give a shout out to my kids at home. I’ve been away from home for nine weeks and it’s the longest I’ve ever been without my kids. Nítorí, this win is for you.”
“I was just trying to gauge my distance. It was starting to be a little bit of a slow fight, so sorry about that fans. I could hear you yelling. But I was determined to keep my pace and not rush into anything. We knew that she swung with power and that the overhand right and the left hook came pretty quick. We’ve been working a lot on kicks, and I’m going to have a lot of bruises tomorrow. And hopefully her calves will be sore too.”
#5-Johnny Eblen (9-0) ṣẹgun Travis Davis (10-5) nipasẹ unanimous ipinnu (30-27, 30-26, 30-26)
Johnny Eblen:
“My coaches when I came back to the corner told me not to brawl. Nítorí, I took their advice and I thought I wrestled smart.”
“He was talking s— wipe, 'Hey, let’s brawl in the corner.’ I’m like, ‘Bro, that’s stupid.’ That’s why you’re not where I’m at. Because you don’t fight smart. You’re trying to come out here and brawl. You can do that all you want, but you’re not going to be a world champion like me.”
Alakoko Kaadi:
Said Sowma (7-2) ṣẹgun Ronny Markes (19-9) nipasẹ KO (punches) ni 1:09 ti yika kan
Cody Law (4-0) ṣẹgun Theodore Macuka (1-1) nipasẹ TKO (punches) ni 1:54 ti yika kan
Diana Avsaragova (4-0) ṣẹgun Gabriella Gulfin (2-3) nipasẹ pipin ipinnu (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
Adil Benjilany (6-3, 1 NC) ṣẹgun Johnny Soto (4-2) nipasẹ unanimous ipinnu (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Charlie Campbell (4-1) ṣẹgun Nicholas Giulietti (2-2) nipasẹ TKO (punches) ni 1:30 ti yika meji
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