UFC Dana White's Tuesday Night Contenders Series Season Two Week Three Results

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The latest installment of Dana White's Tuesday Night Contender Series took place June 26th, as always from Las Vegas, Nevada. In the Main Event, Antonina Shevchenko showed off her great Muay Thai skills defeating late replacement Jaimee Nievera. Shevchenko was aggressive when she needed to be, working the Thai clinch to land beautiful knees often. Nievera showed heart in continuing to battle and try and stay in there but the ref stepped in and called it off in round two. Shevchenko earned a UFC contract and joined sister Valentina as the first sisters in the UFC. Here are all your results and our Of The Night Awards.

1. Middleweight: Jordan Williams (8-2) defeated Tim Caron (9-2) via TKO at 3:37 of Round 3.

2. Featherweight: Julian Erosa (22-5) defeated Jamall Emmers (13-4) via KO at 1:10 of Round 2.

3. Heavyweight: Josh Parisian (7-2) defeated Greg Rebello (24-9) via TKO at 1:31 of Round 1.

4. Lightweight: Te Edwards (6-1) defeated Austin Tweedy (10-2) via KO at :28 of Round 1.

5. Flyweight: Antonina Shevchenko (6-0) defeated Jaimee Nievera (7-4) via TKO at 3:22 of Round 2.

Knockout of the Night: Te Edwards

Fight of the Night: Antonina Shevchenko vs Jaimee Nievera

Eddie Bravo Invitational 16: The Female Bantamweights

The 16th Eddie Bravo Invitational took place June 24th and featured female bantamweights in the tournament. Sixteen females competing to win the tournament. Here are all your results and our Of The Night Awards.

1. Bantamweight Tournament Round One: Beatriz Mesquita defeated Miri Niedrauer via Armbar at 1:57.

2. Bantamweight Tournament Round One: Amanda Leve defeated Brooke Mayo via Rear Naked Choke at 2:23 of Overtime.

3. Bantamweight Tournament Round One: Talia Marie Vaughan defeated Pamela Boveda via Arm Triangle at 5:11.

4. Bantamweight Tournament Round One: Luanna Alzuguir defeated Jess Feliciano via Rear Naked Choke at :21 of Overtime.

5. Bantamweight Tournament Round One: Bianca Basilio defeated Kayla Patterson via Toe Hold at 1:39.

6. Bantamweight Tournament Round One: Sophia Nordeno defeated Liz Tracy via Calf Slicer at 3:32.

7. Bantamweight Tournament Round One: Nikki Sullivan defeated Tracey Goodell via Escape Time in Overtime.

8. Bantamweight Tournament Round One: Lila Smadja defeated Amanda Ribas via Heel Hook at 3:22.

9. Bantamweight Tournament Quarter-Finals: Beatriz Mesquita defeated Amanda Leve via Triangle Choke at 4:21.

10. Bantamweight Tournament Quarter-Finals: Luanna Alzuguir defeated Talia Marie Vaughan via Knee Bar at 4:06.

11. Bantamweight Tournament Quarter-Finals: Bianca Basilio defeated Sophia Nordeno via Arm Lock at :40.

12. Bantamweight Tournament Quarter-Finals: Nikki Sullivan defeated Lila Smadja via Leg Lock at 1:02.

13. Combat Special Match: P.J. Barch defeated Mikey Gonzalez via Kimura at 2:15.

14. Bantamweight Tournament Semi-Finals: Beatriz Mesquita defeated Luanna Alzuguir via Triangle Choke at 7:45.

15. Bantamweight Tournament Semi-Finals: Bianca Basilio defeated Nikki Sullivan via Armbar at 1:55.

16. Combat Welterweight Title: Richie Martinez defeated Bobby Emmons via D'arce Choke at 6:44.

17. Bantamweight Tournament Finals: Beatriz Mesquita defeated Bianca Basilio via Armbar at :04 of Overtime.

Submission of the Night: Sophia Nordeno Calf Slicer over Liz Tracy

Match of The Night: Beatriz Mesquita vs Luanna Alzuguir

UFC Fight Night 132: Cerrone vs Edwards Results

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UFC Fight Night took place on June 23rd from The Singapore Indoor Stadium in Kallang, Singapore. We had a trio of female bouts on the card. In the first, Ji Yeon Kim took a decision in a good fight from Melinda Fabian. Both fighters had their moments but Kim's aggressive striking seemed to be the difference as she was able to get off first in most of the exchanges. Next up Yan Xiaonan took a decision from Viviane Pereira. Xiaonan was the more effective striker and was able to land the more solid blows although Pereira also had her moments, just not as effective as Xiaonan. Later in the card, Jessica Eye took a decision from Jessica-Rose Clark. The first two rounds were very close, as both landed punches but Eye seemed more able to land hers and then escape before Clark could land as much of return. The third round was definitely Eye's round and she sealed the fight with a late takedown. Here are all your results and our Of The Night Awards.

1. Flyweight: Ji Yeon Kim (8-1-2) defeated Melinda Fabian (4-4-2) via Split Decision (29-28/28-29/29-28). We scored it 29-28 Kim.

2. Flyweight: Ulka Sasaki (21-5-2) defeated Jenel Lausa (7-5) via Tapout (Rear Naked Choke) at 4:04 of Round 2.

3. Flyweight: Matt Schnell (12-4) defeated Naoki Inoue (11-1) via Split Decision (29-28/28-29/29-28). We scored it 29-28 Schnell.

4. Strawweight: Yan Xiaonan (9-1, 1NC) defeated Viviane Pereira (13-2) via Unanimous Decision (29-28/29-28/30-27). We scored it 30-27 Xiaonan.

5. Welterweight: Jake Matthews (14-3) defeated Shinsho Anzai (10-3) via Technical Submission (Rear Naked Choke) at 3:44 of Round 1.

6. Welterweight: Song Kenan (14-4) defeated Hector Aldana (4-2) via TKO at 4:45 of Round 2.

7. Featherweight: Shane Young (12-4) defeated Rolando Dy (9-7-1, 1NC) via TKO at 4:40 of Round 2.

8. Bantamweight: Song Yadong (13-4, 1NC) defeated Felipe Arantes (18-10-1, 2NC) via KO at 4:59 of Round 2.

9. Bantamweight: Petr Yan (9-1) defeated Teruto Ishihara (11-6-2) via TKO at 3:28 of Round 1.

10. Welterweight: Li Jingliang (15-5) defeated Daichi Abe (6-2) via Unanimous Decision (30-26/30-27/30-27). We scored it 30-27 Jingliang.

11. Flyweight: Jessica Eye (13-6, 1NC) defeated Jessica-Rose Clark (9-5, 1NC) via Unanimous Decision (30-27/29-28/29-28). We scored it 30-27 Eye.

12. Light Heavyweight: Ovince Saint-Preux (23-11) defeated Tyson Pedro (7-2) via Tapout (Armbar) at 2:54 of Round 1.

13. Welterweight: Leon Edwards (16-3) defeated Donald Cerrone (33-11, 1NC) via Unanimous Decision (48-47/48-47/48-47). We scored it 48-47 Edwards.

Submission of the Night: Ovince Saint-Preux

Knockout of the Night: Song Yadong

Fight of the Night: Leon Edwards vs Donald Cerrone

Professional Fighters League 2: Firmino vs Brooks Results

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The second outing from Professional fighters League took place June 21st from The Chicago Theater in Chicago, Illinois. In women's action, Kayla Harrison made her long awaited debut and made the wait worth it. Harrison took her down without much resistance and was able to do as she pleased from there, using strikes to eventually set up the armbar on opponent Brittney Elkin, which she was able to do to secure the submission. Here are all your results and our Of The Night Awards.

1. Light Heavyweight: Dan Spohn (17-5) defeated Bozigit Alaev (17-2) via TKO at 4:31 of Round 3.

2. Lightweight: Natan Schulte (12-3) defeated Chris Wade (12-4) via Unanimous Decision (30-26/30-26/29-28). We scored it 29-28 Schulte.

3. Lightweight: Robert Watley (11-1) defeated Thiago Tavares (21-8-1) via TKO at :35 of Round 2.

4. Light Heavyweight: Maxim Grishin (27-7) defeated Jason Butcher (11-3) via TKO at 1:40 of Round 1.

5. Light Heavyweight: Rakim Cleveland (19-9-1) defeated Rashid Yusupov (10-1) via TKO (Injury) at :01 of Round 3.

6. Light Heavyweight: Vinny Magalhaes (15-9) defeated Jamie Abdallah (7-3) via Tapout (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:37 of Round 1.

7. Lightweight: Islam Mamedov (15-1) defeated Yuki Kawana (14-2-5) via Unanimous Decision (30-27/30-27/30-27). We scored it 30-27 Mamedov.

8. Light Heavyweight: Brandon Halsey (11-3) defeated Smealinho Rama (10-4) via TKO (Doctor's Stoppage) at :01 of Round 3.

9. Light Heavyweight: Sean O'Connell (18-9) defeated Ronny Markes (18-6) via TKO at :41 of Round 2.

10. Lightweight: Efrain Escudero (30-13) defeated Jason High (21-7) via Tapout (Guillotine Choke) at :35 of Round 3.

11. Lightweight: Kayla Harrison (1-0) defeated Brittney Elkin (3-5) via Tapout (Armbar) at 3:18 of Round 1.

12. Lightweight: Brian Foster (28-10) defeated Ramsey Nijem (9-7) via TKO at :23 of Round 3.

13. Lightweight: Will Brooks (19-4) defeated Luiz Firmino (20-9) via Unanimous Decision (30-27/30-27/30-27). We scored it 30-27 Brooks.

Submission of the Night: Kayla Harrison

Knockout of the Night: Brandon Halsey

Fight of the Night: Brandon Halsey vs Smealinho Rama

UFC: Dana White's Contenders Series Season 2 Week 2 Results

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The latest installment of Dana White's Contenders Series took place June 19th, as always from Las Vegas, Nevada. In the Main Event Matt Sayles made short work up previously unbeaten Yazan Hajeg by getting him to the ground and being aggressive landing strike after strike forcing the ref to stop the bout. In the Co-Main Event, Anthony Hernandez made even shorter work of Jordan Wright in a battle of undefeated fighters getting the knockout in just forty seconds. Here are all your results and our Of The Night Awards.


1. Welterweight: Dwight Grant (7-1) defeated Tyler Hill (8-2) via KO at 2:08 of Round 2.

2. Light Heavyweight: Ryan Spann (13-5) defeated Emilino Sordi (16-7) via Tapout (Guillotine Choke) at :26 of Round 1.

3. Featherweight: Austin Springer (10-3) defeated Giga Chikadze (5-2) via Tapout (Rear Naked Choke) at 4:10 of Round 3.

4. Middleweight: Anthony Hernandez (7-0) defeated Jordan Wright (9-1) via KO at :40 of Round 1.

5. Featherweight: Matt Sayles (7-1) defeated Yazan Hajeh (6-1) via TKO at 1:57 of Round 1.

Submission of the Night: Ryan Spann

Knockout of the Night: Dwight Grant

Fight of the Night: Dwight Grant vs Tyler Hill

Premier FC 26 Results

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Premier FC 26 took place June 16th from The Sheritan Springfield in Springfield, Massachusetts. In the night's Main Event, William Knight defeated Terrance Jean-Jacques. After a close first round, Knight took over and put on a striking display getting the second round stoppage. In the Co-Main Event, Marisa Belenchia won her pro debut over Grace Nowak. They trade punches to start but then once in the clinch, Nowak seemed to not be sure what to do, Belenchia got a takedown and was able to do what she wanted as Nowak had no defense, then Belenchia got the submission with just seconds left in the round. In earlier women's action, Hannah Goldy remained unbeaten as a pro with a dominant decision victory over Lisa Blaine. Goldy used her superior punching accuracy as well as superior conditioning. Here are all your results and our Of The Night Awards.

1. Amateur Lightweight: Harrison Adamo (3-2) defeated Jason Showers (2-8) via Tapout (Rear Naked Choke) at 2:41 of Round 1.

2. Amateur Bantamweight Title: Randy Francis (3-4) defeated Omaree Alamo (0-2) via TKO at 1:15 of Round 2.

3. Amateur Welterweight Title: Demetrios Plaza (3-0) defeated Angelo Richardson (3-4) via Unanimous Decision (49-46/48-47/48-47). We scored it 48-47 Richardson.

4. Amateur Light Heavyweight Title: Yi Ju (3-0) defeated Holland Ahern (1-2) via KO at :27 of Round 2.

5. Amateur Lightweight Title: Billy Goff (4-1) defeated Chris Almestica (2-2) via TKO at 1:48 of Round 3.

6. Featherweight: Jason Rine (1-0) defeated Jeremy Reipold (1-1) via Tapout (Guillotine Choke) at 2:35 of Round 1.

7. Flyweight: Hannah Goldy (3-0) defeated Lisa Blaine (2-2) via Unanimous Decision (30-27/30-27/30-25). We scored it 30-27 Goldy.

8. Lightweight: Alex Ortiz (1-0) defeated Mike Taylor (0-1) via TKO at :39 of Round 1.

9. 180LB Catch Weight: Pat Casey (3-0) defeated Jesus Cintron (0-2) via Tapout (Rear Naked Choke) at :22 of Round 1.

10. Atomweight: Marisa Belenchia (1-0) defeated Grace Nowak (0-1) via Tapout (Kimura) at 4:58 of Round 1.

11. Light Heavyweight: William Knight (2-0) defeated Terrance Jean Jacques (0-1) via TKO at 2:35 of Round 2.

Submission of the Night: Pat Casey

Knockout of the Night: Yi Ju

Fight of the Night: Billy Goff vs Chris Almestica

Friday Night Fights: Topic vs Martinez Results

Another Friday Night Fights took place June 15th from The Broad Street Ballroom in New York, New York. In the Main Event of the Muay Thai card, Ognjen Topic won the WKA Lightweight Intercontinental Title with a very impressive win over Miguel Martinez. After some initial feeling out Topic landed a hard leg kick that buckled and dropped Martinez and Martinez was unable to answer the ten count. In amateur women's action, Jillian Bosserdet took a decision from Mary Brulatour in a good fight. Brulatour took the first round with the harder shots landing. From there, Bosserdet used a smart strategy of rushing in and forcing the clinch and was able to control the bout from there. Here are all your results and our Of The Night Awards.


1. Amateur Featherweight WKA Intercontinental Title: Jillian Bosserdet (8-7) defeated Mary Brulatour (11-8-1) via Unanimous Decision (49-46/48-47/48-47). We scored it 48-47 Bosserdet.

2. Amateur Lightweight New York State Title: David Agbodgi (5-1) defeated Clifford Francois (4-6) via TKO at 1:59 of Round 3.

3. Super Featherweight: Mateo Maldonado (2-2) defeated Jose Vega (0-1) via TKO at 2:30 of Round 2.

4. Light Heavyweight: Troy Jones (8-1) defeated Ariel Abreu (4-1) via KO at 1:47 of Round 1.

5. WKA Lightweight Intercontinental Title: Ognjen Topic (31-20-2) defeated Miguel Martinez (42-13-7) via KO at 2:49 of Round 1.

Knockout of the Night: Troy Jones

Fight of the Night: Jillian Bosserdet vs Mary Brulatour

UFC Dana White's Tuesday Night Contender Series Results

The first installment of the second season of Dana White's Tuesday Night Contender Series took place June 12th. In the Main Event, Alonzo Menifield took no time at all to secure a victory, stopping DaShawn Boatright in just eight seconds. He dropped him and landed a couple shots and Boatright went out for a split second and the ref stepped in to stop it. In the Co-Main Event, Chris Curtis looked impressive getting a third round win over Sean Lally. Both fighters had their moments but Curtis landed the harder more effective strikes before getting the finish. Here are all your results and our Of The Night Awards.

1. Middleweight: Kevin Holland (12-3) defeated Will Santiago (9-5) via Unanimous Decision (30-27/30-27/30-27). We scored it 29-28 Holland.

2. Bantamweight: Montel Jackson (6-0) defeated Rico Disciullo (9-2, 1NC) via TKO at 2:15 of Round 3.

3. Heavyweight: Greg Hardy (1-0) defeated Austen Lane (4-1) via TKO at :57 of Round 1.

4. Welterweight: Chris Curtis (19-5) defeated Sean Lally (8-3) via TKO at 1:37 of Round 3.

5. Light Heavyweight: Alonzo Menifield (7-0) defeated DaShawn Boatright (3-1) via TKO at :08 of Round 1.

Knockout of the Night: Greg Hardy

Fight of the Night: Chris Curtis vs Sean Lally

May 2018 Fitness Athlete of the Month: Ashley Jenelle

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Since winning her pro card at North American's in 2016, Ashley Jenelle has been at the top of many people's Most Underrated list. There was many shows in 2017 were some, myself included, would see results and think Ashley could've been placed higher.

Her 2017 season with a big one as she competed at the Orlando Pro, Vancouver Pro, Baltimore Grand Prix, Tampa Pro, South Carolina Grand Prix and Sacramento Pro. Outside of a second place finish in Baltimore, Ashley finished no higher than fifth, but you could see the constant improvement and the potential for bigger and bigger things. The sport is very judgmental and therefor, while the argument was there that Ashley could have placed higher, there was no reason to be upset about it either.



So now we move to 2018. Ashley started the year off with the Indy Pro and a very solid third place finish and a package that many like to see in bikini competitors. A hard look but not overly hard combined with a great stage presence and a natural beauty, there was reason to be enthusiastic about Ashley's outlook for 2018. She than had tough competition at the Salt City Showdown and Pittsburgh pro and finished below what would be hoped for before doing the Optimum Classic Pro. Ashley brought her best package to date, looked amazing on stage and walked away with a deserved first place against a very good field.

Ashley, if anything else, has already proven in 2018 that she has that potential that earlier I mentioned people say in her. But now she is beginning to make that potential into a reality. Ashley is easy to root for, not just for aesthetic reasons, but because she's just a very likeable person. Making her success all the more satisfying to watch. She manages to look better each and every show and when their is continued improvement in physique there is continued improvement in placings.



What the rest of 2018 holds for Ashley is unknown but what the future in general holds is very known, this will not be her last win and she will get better and better and be among the sports elite for as long as she chooses.

May 2018 MMA Athlete of the Month: Amanda Nunes

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Long time women's MMA fans and supporters have been aware of Amanda Nunes for a very long time and knew she was capable of beating anyone on any night. But in August of 2013 she made her presence known to an even larger audience when she made her UFC debut with a first round stoppage of Sheila Gaff. Including that fight, Nunes has gone 10-1 in the UFC with her lone defeat being in late 2014 to Cat Zingano, a fight that Nunes came very very close to winning in round one.

It was July of 2016 where the world was made aware Nunes was possibly the best female in the sport. Nunes scored a dominant victory over bantamweight champion Miesha Tate to claim the title, beating her up and then getting the submission. The belt had been passed around a little before that, going from Ronda Rousey to Holly Holm to Tate and then to Nunes. But there as a sense that this would be the end of it being passed around for awhile, there was every reason to believe Nunes would hold that title. But first she had to defend it against former champ Rouse.


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Hardcore fans were quite sure Nunes would retain, while casual fans seemed to think Rousey could regain her title. Nunes removed all doubt, destroying her challenger and winning in just 48 seconds. The win was huge for Nunes because it was a huge audience that saw her dominant a former dominator. Now everyone had to take notice and know that Nunes was elite, she was possibly the best pound for pound in the sport.

From there she turned back the challenge of Valentina Shevchenko is a close good fight. Then came her title defense on May 12th against Raquel Pennington. The bout was the fourth straight main event for Nunes and expected a different kind of challenger than Nunes was used to. However, different challenger did not mean different result. Nunes was dominant from the opening bell using all her tools in not only winning but showing how very well-rounded she is. After round four it was clear Nunes would win, but would it be a decision or a stoppage. That question was answered when it went to the ground and Nunes landed repeated blows to get the win and remain champion.


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What is next for Amanda? Several things have been mentioned including a super fight with featherweight title holder Cris Cyborg, but whatever it is that is next, Nunes has cemented herself as one of the top if not top women in the sport with no signs of that ending anytime soon.

UFC 225: Whittaker vs Romero Results

UFC 225 took place on June 9th from Chicago, Illinois. The Main Event was originally set to be for the Middleweight Title. However challenger Yoel Romero missed weight and the bout was no longer for the title. Champion Robert Whittaker took a close decision from Romero. Whittaker started out strong, winning the stand-up game mainly due to output. As the fight wore on, Romero began to find his grove and made it a close fight with Whittaker taking the decision. In women's action, in a bout years in the making, Claudia Gadelha took a very close decision from Carla Esparza with the crowd booing the result heavily. Esparza showing improved striking dropped Gadelha in round one but the round ended with Gadelha looking for a choke. Round two was all Gadelha getting takedowns and landing strikes. Round three saw Esparza take over doing what Gadelha did to her in round two, but it was too late according to two of the three judges. Also, Holly Holm took a dominant decision from promotion newcomer Megan Anderson. Anderson came out quick landing strikes but from there on the story of the fight was Holm getting takedowns and Anderson unable to escape. Here are all your results and our Of The Night Awards.

1. Featherweight: Dan Ige (9-2) defeated Mike Santiago (21-12) via TKO at :50 of Round 1.

2. Lightweight: Charles Oliveira (23-8, 1NC) defeated Clay Guida (34-15) via Tapout (Guillotine Choke) at 2:18 of Round 1.

3. Flyweight: Sergio Pettis (17-3) defeated Joseph Benavidez (25-5) via Split Decision (28-29/29-28/30-27). We scored it 29-28 Benavidez.

4. Light Heavyweight: Anthony Smith (29-13) defeated Rashad Evans (24-8-1) via KO at :53 of Round 1.

5. Heavyweight: Chris De La Rocha (5-2) defeated Rashad Coulter (8-4) via TKO at 3:53 of Round 2.

6. Featherweight: Mirsad Bektic (13-1) defeated Ricardo Lamas (18-7) via Split Decision (29-28/28-29/30-27). We scored it 29-28 Bektic.

7. Strawweight: Claudia Gadelha (16-3) defeated Carla Esparza (14-5) via Split Decision (29-28/28-29/29-28). We scored it 29-28 Esparza.

8. Heavyweight: Curtis Blaydes (10-1, 1NC) defeated Alistair Overeem (43-17, 1NC) via TKO at 2:56 of Round 3.

9. Welterweight: Mike Jackson (1-1) defeated CM Punk (0-2) via Unanimous Decision (30-26/30-26/30-26). We scored it 29-27 Jackson.

10. Heavyweight: Tai Tuivasa (10-0) defeated Andrei Arlovski (27-16, 1NC) via Unanimous Decision (29-28/29-28/29-28). We scored it 30-27 Tuivasa.

11. Featherweight: Holly Holm (12-4) defeated Megan Anderson (8-3) via Unanimous Decision (30-27/30-26/30-26). We scored it 29-28 Holm.

12. Welterweight Title: Colby Covington (14-1) defeated Rafael Dos Anjos (28-10) via Unanimous Decision (49-46/48-47/48-47). We scored it 49-46 Covington.

13. Middleweight: Robert Whittaker (21-4) defeated Yoel Romero (13-3) via Split Decision (47-48/48-47/48-47). We scored it 48-47 Romero.

Submission of the Night: Charles Oliveira

Knockout of the Night: Anthony Smith

Fight of the Night: Robert Whittaker vs Yoel Romero

UFC 225 Predictions

We are back with our UFC 225 predictions. UFC 225 takes place in Chicago on June 9th and can be seen on Pay Per View or UFC Fight Pass. Joining myself (Jason Adams) is Alyssa Vasquez, Amy Montenegro, Andy Nguyen, Ashley Hawkins, Chris Gregory, Emily Andzulis, Jehnn Stumborg, Jenna Bernick, Jenna Skinner, Jessenia Quinones, Jessica Dinch, Jillian DeCoursey, Kate Brummitt, Katherine Grasshopper, Katie Casimir, Kerry Hughes, Kia Lola, Lacey Hancock, Layla Newton, Leigh-Ann Baskey, Lindsey VanZandt, Mallory Kane, Missy Pontbriand, Monica Franco, Olivia Parker, Rach Frehe, Rachael Smith, Sarah Shell, Serena DeJesus, Shamir Peshewa, Sophie Sharp, Stephanie Skinner, Tamikka Brents and Teri Brents.


1. Claudia Gadelha (15-3) vs Carla Esparza (14-4)
Alyssa: Gadelha
Amy: Gadelha
Andy: Gadelha
Ashley: Gadelha
Chris: Gadelha
Emily: Esparza
Jason: Esparza
Jehnn: Gadelha
Jenna B: Gadelha
Jenna S: Gadelha
Jessenia: Esparza
Jessica: Gadelha
Jillian: Gadelha
Kate: Gadelha
Katherine: Gadelha
Katie: Gadelha
Kerry: Gadelha
Kia: Gadelha
Lacey: Gadelha
Layla: Gadelha
Leigh-Ann: Esparza
Lindsey: Gadelha
Mallory: Gadelha
Missy: Gadelha
Monica: Gadelha
Olivia: Gadelha
Rach: Gadelha
Rachael: Gadelha
Sarah: Gadelha
Serena: Gadelha
Shamir: Gadelha
Sophie: Gadelha
Stephanie: Gadelha
Tamikka: Gadelha
Teri: Gadelha
Totals: Gadelha- 31 Esparza- 4


2. Alistair Overeem (43-16, 1NC) vs Curtis Blaydes (9-1, 1NC)
Alyssa: Blaydes
Amy: Blaydes
Andy: Overeem
Ashley: Overeem
Chris: Overeem
Emily: Blaydes
Jason: Overeem
Jehnn: Overeem
Jenna B: Overeem
Jenna S: Overeem
Jessenia: Blaydes
Jessica: Blaydes
Jillian: Overeem
Kate: Blaydes
Katherine: Overeem
Katie: Blaydes
Kerry: Overeem
Kia: Overeem
Lacey: Blaydes
Layla: Overeem
Leigh-Ann: Overeem
Lindsey: Blaydes
Mallory: Overeem
Missy: Blaydes
Monica: Overeem
Olivia: Overeem
Rach: Blaydes
Rachael: Overeem
Sarah: Overeem
Serena: Overeem
Shamir: Blaydes
Sophie: Blaydes
Stephanie: Overeem
Tamikka: Blaydes
Teri: Overeem
Totals: Overeem- 21 Blaydes- 14


3. CM Punk (0-1) vs Mike Jackson (0-1)
Alyssa: Jackson
Amy: Punk
Andy: Jackson
Ashley: Punk
Chris: Punk
Emily: Jackson
Jason: Punk
Jehnn: Jackson
Jenna B: Jackson
Jenna S: Jackson
Jessenia: Punk
Jessica: Jackson
Jillian: Punk
Kate: Punk
Katherine: Jackson
Katie: Punk
Kerry: Punk
Kia: Jackson
Lacey: Punk
Layla: Punk
Leigh-Ann: Jackson
Lindsey: Jackson
Mallory: Jackson
Missy: Jackson
Monica: Punk
Olivia: Jackson
Rach: Jackson
Rachael: Jackson
Sarah: Jackson
Serena: Jackson
Shamir: Jackson
Sophie: Jackson
Stephanie: Jackson
Tamikka: Jackson
Teri: Punk
Totals: Punk- 13 Jackson- 22


4. Andrei Arlovski (27-15, 1NC) vs Tai Tuivasa (9-0)
Alyssa: Tuivasa
Amy: Tuivasa
Andy: Tuivasa
Ashley: Tuivasa
Chris: Arlovski
Emily: Tuivasa
Jason: Tuivasa
Jehnn: Arlovski
Jenna B: Tuivasa
Jenna S: Arlovski
Jessenia: Arlovski
Jessica: Tuivasa
Jillian: Tuivasa
Kate: Tuivasa
Katherine: Tuivasa
Katie: Tuivasa
Kerry: Arlovski
Kia: Tuivasa
Lacey: Tuivasa
Layla: Tuivasa
Leigh-Ann: Arlovski
Lindsey: Tuivasa
Mallory: Arlovski
Missy: Arlovski
Monica: Tuivasa
Olivia: Arlovski
Rach: Tuivasa
Rachael: Arlovski
Sarah: Tuivasa
Serena: Arlovski
Shamir: Tuivasa
Sophie: Tuivasa
Stephanie: Arlovski
Tamikka: Arlovski
Teri: Arlovski
Totals: Arlovski- 14 Tuivasa- 21


5. Holly Holm (11-4) vs Megan Anderson (8-2)
Alyssa: Holm
Amy: Anderson
Andy: Holm
Ashley: Holm
Chris: Anderson
Emily: Holm
Jason: Anderson
Jehnn: Holm
Jenna B: Anderson
Jenna S: Holm
Jessenia: Holm
Jessica: Holm
Jillian: Anderson
Kate: Holm
Katherine: Anderson
Katie: Anderson
Kerry: Holm
Kia: Holm
Lacey: Holm
Layla: Holm
Leigh-Ann: Holm
Lindsey: Holm
Mallory: Anderson
Missy: Holm
Monica: Anderson
Olivia: Anderson
Rach: Holm
Rachael: Holm
Sarah: Holm
Serena: Anderson
Shamir: Anderson
Sophie: Anderson
Stephanie: Holm
Tamikka: Anderson
Teri: Anderson
Totals: Holm- 20 Anderson- 15


6. Rafael Dos Anjos (28-9) vs Colby Covington (13-1)
Alyssa: Covington
Amy: Dos Anjos
Andy: Covington
Ashley: Dos Anjos
Chris: Dos Anjos
Emily: Covington
Jason: Dos Anjos
Jehnn: Covington
Jenna B: Dos Anjos
Jenna S: Dos Anjos
Jessenia: Dos Anjos
Jessica: Covington
Jillian: Covington
Kate: Covington
Katherine: Dos Anjos
Katie: Dos Anjos
Kerry: Covington
Kia: Dos Anjos
Lacey: Covington
Layla: Dos Anjos
Leigh-Ann: Dos Anjos
Lindsey: Covington
Mallory: Dos Anjos
Missy: Dos Anjos
Monica: Dos Anjos
Olivia: Dos Anjos
Rach: Covington
Rachael: Covington
Sarah: Covington
Serena: Dos Anjos
Shamir: Dos Anjos
Sophie: Covington
Stephanie: Covington
Tamikka: Dos Anjos
Teri: Dos Anjos
Totals: Dos Anjos- 20 Covington- 15


7. Robert Whittaker (20-4) vs Yoel Romero (13-2)
Alyssa: Romero
Amy: Romero
Andy: Whittaker
Ashley: Whittaker
Chris: Romero
Emily: Romero
Jason: Whittaker
Jehnn: Whittaker
Jenna B: Whittaker
Jenna S: Whittaker
Jessenia: Whittaker
Jessica: Whittaker
Jillian: Whittaker
Kate: Romero
Katherine: Romero
Katie: Whittaker
Kerry: Romero
Kia: Romero
Lacey: Romero
Layla: Whittaker
Leigh-Ann: Romero
Lindsey: Romero
Mallory: Whittaker
Missy: Romero
Monica: Whittaker
Olivia: Romero
Rach: Whittaker
Rachael: Whittaker
Sarah: Whittaker
Serena: Whitaker
Shamir: Romero
Sophie: Whittaker
Stephanie: Whittaker
Tamikka: Whittaker
Teri: Whittaker
Totals: Whittaker- 21 Romero- 14

Premier MMA Championship 8 Results

Premier Fighting Championship 8 took place on June 2nd from Hits Sports Complex in Covington, Kentucky. In the night's Main Event, Michael Roberts beat local favorite Charles Stanford. After some exchanges on the feet it went to the ground where Roberts outclassed Stanford and finally got the TKO stoppage. In women's action, in both fighters amateur debut, Carmela Chevere defeated Amanda Froelich. BOth came out swinging and it quickly went to the ground. Chevere was able to get mount and landed a barrage of punches and got the stoppage with five seconds left in the round. Here are all your results and our Of The Night Awards.

1. Amateur Lightweight: Mordecai Zodinliana (2-0) defeated Matthew Reidy (1-1) via Tapout (Rear Naked Choke) at 2:32 of Round 1.

2. Amateur Bantamweight: Alexander Caddell (2-0) defeated Cameron Taylor (1-10) via Tapout (Guillotine Choke) at :34 of Round 1.

3. Amateur Lightweight: Cody Burleson (1-0) defeated Nicholas Sprague (0-1) via Unanimous Decision (29-28/29-28/29-29). We scored it 29-28 Burleson.

4. Amateur Bantamweight: Corey Andres (2-3) defeated Everett Neace (0-2) via Unanimous Decision (30-27/30-27/30-27). We scored it 30-27 Andres.

5. Amateur Lightweight: Jennings Leeson (3-0) defeated Andrew Crabill (4-3) via Unanimous Decision (29-28/29-28/29-28). We scored it 29-28 Leeson.

6. Amateur Welterweight: James White (1-0) defeated Graham Gearhart (0-1) via TKO at 1:57 of Round 1.

7. Amateur Lightweight: Jacob Clevidence (1-0) defeated Michael Stewart (1-2) via Unanimous Decision (29-28/30-27/30-27). We scored it 29-27 Clevidence.

8. Amateur Strawweight: Carmela Chevere (1-0) defeated Amanda Froelich (0-1) via KO at 2:55 of Round 1.

9. Amateur Bantamweight: Kristopher Cook (3-0) defeated Jared Morris (3-6) via Tapout (Strikes) at :28 of Round 1.

10. Heavyweight: Tony Parker (15-17) defeated Raleigh Abbott (0-4) via Tapout (Strikes) at 3:21 of Round 1.

11. Featherweight: Michael Roberts (7-7-1) defeated Charles Stanford (6-10) via TKO at 4:50 of Round 1.

Submission of the Night: Alexander Caddell

Knockout of the Night: James White

Fight of the Night: Jennings Leeson vs Andrew Crabill