Wednesday, January 30, 2019

25 Names Who Made News in 2018





At the end of each year we do a Names Who Made News column. It is as simple as the title describes, taking 25 women in MMA and the fitness divisions who made news for one reason or another and accomplished something or things. We compile a large list and then with the assistance of a number of people, narrow that list to 25 and then rank those 25. With it being as simple as the title, we will spare you a long introduction and get to the list.


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25. Janet Layug
Always among the top competitors in the bikini division, Janet brought her best to date in 2018. She kicked off the year taking second place at the Arnold Classi and followed that up with another second place at the Arnold Classic Australia. This of course made her one of the favorites heading into the Olympia. At the Olympia she finished third, but could easily have been first or second in possibly the best Olympia class to date. Janet ended the year wining the Shawn Rhoden Classic Philippines Pro. As we begin 2019 Janet is again a favorite in any contest she enters.


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24. Jill Blondin
Jill Blondin started the year off in the physique division and was doing quite well, including a second place finish at Champions of Power and Grace. So she was already having a good year when she made the switch to bodybuilding for the Chicago Pro. Obviously a wise decision as she ended up taking first place against a very good field of competitors. Whatever the reason for her switch, it initially looked like a wise decision. The next test would come at the Rising Phoenix Arizona Pro. At that show it was cemented, she took sixth place against the best of the best which meant Jill was one of the best bodybuilders in the world. Leading into 2019 with it appearing she found her division, 2019 could be a big year for her.


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23. Miyuu Yamamoto
Miyuu Yamamoto entered 2018 with a record of 1-3, nothing to write home about, but the potential was there. 2018 was a crazy year for Miyuu. She won a decision from Saori Ishioka at RIZIN 11 to get the year off on a good start. Then tragedy struck with the death of her legendary brother Kid Yamamoto. Just after that, in a very emotional scene Miyuu won a decision from Andy Nguyen, who had previously beaten Miyuu. She then ended the year with three wins in three fights beating Mika Nagano at RIZIN 14. 2018 was a great year for Miyuu fighting wise but a tragic year personally. But she showed in 2018 she is capable of doing things in the sport making 2019 one to look forward to.


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22. Nadia Wyatt
There has possibly never been a better one year improvement made by a competitor than that of Nadia Wyatt from 2017 to 2018. Some of her placings in 2017 included 12th, 15th and 16th. So for observers, there probably were not the highest of expectations for 2018. But Nadia basically said "screw your expectations" taking first place at the St. Louis Pro, looking absolutely amazing. In that one show she went from not much in expectations to suddenly seen as an Olympia threat. At the Olympia she showed she is for real taking third place. Sometimes you can look at photos and see some small improvements if you know what you are looking for, in Nadia's case, the improvements were not small and they were so easy to see. 2019 means another off season to get even better and there is a legit chance Nadia can take it all this year.


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21. Elisa Pecini
2017 was a pretty good year for Elisa Pecini so there was some decent expectations for 2018, but Elisa exceeded those expectations. She took a couple second place finishes as well as first place at both the Pittsburgh Pro and Brazil Pro. After Brazil she went on to the Olympia and competed in what I earlier said may have been the toughest group ever in the division. She took fourth in the Olympia, impressive enough, but in a class where the top five all could have been placed in any order, she made it known she was here and someone to be reckoned with. Along with that she also created a large fan base for herself, made apparent by her being voted Bikini Competitor of the Year on our site.


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20. Jinh Yu Frey
2017 ended on a sour note for Jinh Yu Frey, losing to Seo Hee Ham. But Jinh is a confident fighter and that did not keep her down so when Invicta FC decided they needed to create a new atomweight champ, Jinh was a good choice to compete in that bout. In July she took a very close decision from Minna Grussander to win the prestigious belt. However there was some controversy with some feeling Grussander deserved the decision. So Jinh gave her a rematch in December and while the fight was again close it was Frey walking away still the champion cementing herself as one of the best at 105 pounds. As fans continue to ask the UFC to create an atomweight division, Frey is one of the fighters fans are using to show the talent in the division. For now though, Jinh is the Invicta champion that Invicta fans always are excited to watch.


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19. Natalia Abraham Coelho
After having been competing in figure in 2017, Natalia Abraham Coelho ended the year switching to physique and taking first place in one final show and immediately big things were expected of her and for her in the division in 2018. Those big things happened through her hard work. She started the year taking second at the Arnold Classic and that cemented the fact that the switch in divisions was smart as she was right away one of the best in the world in the division. She followed the Arnold up with first place finishes at the Atlantic Coast Pro and Arizona Pro and all the talk leading into the Olympia was that it would come down to Natalia and Shanique Grant. Shanique got the win and Natalia took second but it was close and Natalia looked amazing. At such a young age, which the way she continues to improve and love for what she does, Natalia has a long future in front of her and the potential to be one of the all-time greats when she's done.


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18. Nickie Chartrand
2017 wasn't the best of years for Nicki Chartrand. I mean, she looked great on stage as you'd expect, but the placings weren't what she'd probably have been hoping for. So heading into 2018 she probably wasn't super high on anyone's list to have a big year. But those of us who thought that way were greatly underestimating Nicki and what she's capable of. Nicki started the year off winning the Hawaii Pro. Now, if you wanted to be cynical you could say it was a small field, let's see how she does in a big field. Well that was answered when at the Rising Phoenix Arizona Pro, with the best of the best in women's bodybuilding, Nicki took fourth place, finishing above some of those women who were high on the list of people expected to have a big year. In 2018 Nicki showed she's one of the best bodybuilders in the world and if she improves this year like she did last year, who knows what she can achieve this year.


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17. Ryall Graber
Ryall Graber doing well in pro shows is nothing new, she's been doing that for years. Ryall Graber winning pro shows is also nothing new. Also, Ryall Graber looking amazing is nothing new. So her doing those things this year are pretty much to be expected so while noteworthy, it's basically status quo for the most part. Yet, still something seemed noteworthy. What that was was that somehow after all these years, Ryall found a way to possibly look better than she ever has. I'm no routine expert, I rely on others to help me know what constitutes a good routine, but I can look at physiques and know what I am looking at. Ryall in fact improved her Olympia placing as well from fourth to second place. Hopefully this is the beginning of people truly understanding just what Ryall has accomplished up to this point in her career.


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16. Kaitlin Young
Kaitlin Young falls into that "pioneer" group in women's MMA. Kaitlin was doing it before it was popular. She had faced anyone who was anyone. But in 2015 decided to step away from MMA and while competing still in kickboxing, took on the role of matchmaker for Invicta FC. She excelled at that in part due to being able to relate so well to the fighters. But in 2018 she realized she still had more to offer the sport and stepped aside from the matchmaking role to return to the sport. She started by taking on highly regarded Reina Miura at RIZIN 12 in august and she showed she's still got it, taking a decision in that bout. Then she returned to the Invicta cage, quickly defeating late replacement Sarah Patterson in November. Her "comeback" being off to a great start, one would assume she's definitely a top contender to earning a title shot and fans who like exciting fights can look forward to more of Kaitlin in the cage in 2019.


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15. Felicia Spencer
After three wins to start her pro career, it was obvious Felicia Spencer was going to face tougher competition in 2018 than she had in 2017, so just how good she was, remained to be seen. That question was answered, she is really good. She started out by defeated highly touted prospect Akeela Al-Hameed in January before moving on to face Helena Kolesnyk in July and defeating her in round two. Next up she was to face Pam Sorenson at Invicta FC 32 with the winner being crowned the new featherweight champion. Felicia not only one the bout, but the last remaining question was answered. What would she do when faced with adversity. She faced that adversity against a tough Sorenson by recovering and then finishing her late in round four. With the future of the 145 pound division in the UFC uncertain, if they intend to grow it, Felicia has to be one of the athletes they look to bring in.


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14. Margie Martin
Margie Martin took 2017 off from competing, after back to back years of winning the top crown in women's bodybuilding. But if you follow her at all on social media then you saw she was still training just as hard and looking just as incredible. So returning in 2018 there was no reason to believe she wouldn't be just as great as always. Her return was at the Toronto Pro where Margie did what Margie does, she won first place. So next up was the Rising Phoenix Arizona Pro, back on stage competing for and with the best of the best. This time she narrowly missed out on first place but taking an impressive second place and it was clear Margie is still one of if not the best female bodybuilders in the world. While I can't pretend to know Margie's plans for competing, I can say for certain that assuming she's on stage this year, Margie will be great as ever and wanting to reclaim her crown means she will likely be even better than before.


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13. Monique Jones
Monique, always a favorite amongst women's bodybuilding fans, has been off the stage since 2015. But she's still been involved, training and prepping other competitors, so it was clear she still loved being involved. Luckily for fans, she decided to return in 2018 at the Romania Muscle Pro and not only had she not lost a step, she looked better than ever and took first place. One of the great ambassador's for the sport, it's good just to have her back, but looking like she looked on that stage, she's not only back but Monique will be a contender for the sport's top prize assuming she's going to continue on stage this year.


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12. Virna Jandiroba
Virna Jandiroba was on top of everyone's Top Prospect list. She was undefeated and quickly submitting her opponents. But until December 2017, American fans were not familiar with her. But in that fight she defeated Amy Montenegro and American fans not knew. She was quickly put into a title bout with Mizuki Inoue in March for the Invicta FC strawweight title and emerged victorious via split decision. After that she faced a super tough opponent in Janaisa Morandin in September and just how good she is was revealed when she won in round 2. While all the attention seems to go the UFC, with Virna, Invicta may just have the best strawweight in the world.


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11. Lauralie Chapados
In 2017 Lauralie Chapados started knocking on the door but in 2018 she kicked that door wide open and staked her claim as one of the elite. The year began with a first place finish at the Toronto Pro. That was the first sign that it could be a big year for her. She followed that up by assuring people it was going to be a big year as the won both the Chicago Pro and Tampa Pro. She went in to the Olympia as a real threat to take the crown. As stated earlier, this may have been the best Bikini Olympia field ever and in that field she took second place and cemented herself as one of the best and possibly the best. She ended the year taking second at the Shawn Rhoden Phillippines Pro. 2018 was a huge year for Lauralie, to some, she came out of nowhere. Now that she is firmly on the map and clearly one of the elite, it will be exciting to see how she follows that up this year.


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10. Candice Lewis-Carter
Anyone who has followed the sport knows Candice Lewis-Carter is among the best and most popular women in the figure division, in fact she is those things amongst the women in all divisions. So the expectations for Candice each year are the same each year. Those expectations are win shows and compete for the top crown. But with that perception or expectation or whatever the word you want to use, comes an increased difficulty to live up to those expectations others have for you and that you have for yourself. Candice however each year lives up to them and exceeds them as far as physique and improvements. This year Candice started the year taking first place at the Arnold Classic. That was followed up by a second place finish at the Olympia amongst a great field of competitors. While not the first place she had hoped for, there were some who thought she could have or should have won it. That's the reality of a subjective scoring sport. But regardless, Candice continued her run of amazing accomplishments and being among the elite in all divisions.


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9. Ilima-lei Macfarlane
Even though undefeated and even though becoming Bellator's 125 champ in late 2017, not everyone was aware of how good Ilima-lei Macfarlane. She had not yet crossed over to the casual fan. However in 2018 that changed. Everyone became aware. She first scored an impressive submission win over Alejandra Lara, a bout where people really started to jump on board and take notice. After that, Bellator went to Hawaii, Ilima-lei was the main event, the hometown fighter, all the advertising was around her, all the hype was around her and the fan support was incredible. Already there was pressure on her and that's before mentioning her opponent being Valerie Letourneau. With all that going on, she went out and put on one of her best performances in securing the third round submission. For those who think it's all about the UFC, Ilima-lei has shown that not all the best are in the UFC, as she is one of the best and is the Bellator world champion.


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8. Valentina Shevchenko
Valentina Shevchenko has been beating opponents her whole career. She has only three losses and two of them are to Amanda Nunes. Hardcore fans ranked her as one of the best pound for pound females, but for her to reach that with casual fans, she needed a defining moment and in 2018 she got that moment. First she started in February destroying Priscila Cachoeira before getting to fight Joanna Jedrzejczyk for the vacant flyweight title. Valentina won a one-sided decision over the former strawweight champ and got that moment where casual fans realized that were watching a special fighter. In 2019 as she defends that title, it is hard to imagine who could actually take that crown from her.


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7. Shanique Grant
There is no physique like the physique Shanique Grant possesses. It is equally unique and impressive. Which is why she is always winning and was always considered a favorite for the Olympia. Unfortunately, she was forced to withdraw in 2016 and 2017. In 2018 she again took first place at the Arnold Classic and everyone hoped she made it to that Olympia stage. She made it and as most predicted, she won the crown and cemented what others already felt, Shanique was the best in the world in the physique division. When you look back to what we were told was expected of the division when it started and the look they wanted, they were basically describing Shanique. With a bevy of solid contenders, Shanique will have to be at her best again in 2019 but anyone who has followed her knows that her best is what she expects and delivers.


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6. Susanna Jacobs
It's not often a person who started the year as an amateur makes this list and never has one ranked this high, but Susanna Jacobs earned this ranking. For starters she earned her pro card in Chicago and as part of that had to turn around and make her pro debut on the same stage the same weekend. To win your pro card and then have to immediately compete on stage with elite pros can be intimidating, but if you look at photos, she sure as hell did not seem intimidated and in fact finished an incredibly impressive 4th place. Also that enabled her to compete at the Rising Phoenix Arizona Pro. On stage with the best in the world. Normally 13th place isn't anything that stands out, but 13th place in the top show in the sport just months after you were still an amateur is incredible. Susanna entered 2018 as an amateur and exited 2018 with people calling her one of the best and with expectations for bigger and bigger things.


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5. Whitney Jones
With the retirement of Oksana Grishina, there was question as to who would "take over" as the queen of the fitness division. One of the popular names mentioned was Whitney Jones. Whitney won the Arnold Classic and made herself the clear front runner but at the Olympia, she made it clear that that title belonged to her. While winning shows and being at the top was not knew to her, what was new was an improved overall package. As mentioned above, I am not the one to give opinion on fitness routines, I rely on others for that. But I can judge a physique and it was clear Whitney had made improvements and was rewarded for it. Outside of the stage, Whitney also made a statement as well, showing herself to be a great spokesperson and representative of the division. Going forward, while it will be hard to repeat the run Oksana did and Adela Garcia before her, Whitney does have all the requirements to do so and have a long run on top.


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4. Cydney Gillon
There may be no one who is easier to root for in all the divisions than Cydney Gillon. She goes about her business, doesn't seek attention and just does what she loves. Cydney really broke out in 2016 and then in 2017 won the Olympia and took over the top spot in the figure division. In 2018 she had to defend the crown instead of chase it. She started the year with two second place finishes, at the Arnold Classic and Arnold Classic Australia. But, she was not resigned to being second best and after winning the Arizona Pro, headed to the Olympia. The figure division might be the most competitive in the sport right now which tells you what kind of competition she would be facing. On that stage with the best, Cydney walked away once again the winner of the Figure Olympia. Two Olympia's in a row already puts her in the discussion of the best to ever do it and she has plenty of time to move higher and higher on that list. As her emergence the past couple years has shown, she is totally capable of doing just that.


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3. Angelica Teixeira
If ever the word "phenom" applied to a competitor it might be Angelica Teixeira. Her first year as a pro she was on the Olympia stage and the next year she was second place in the Olympia. From that show on, she has been unstoppable, winning every show she has been in. In 2018 she started off winning the Arnold Classic before heading to the Olympia. In perhaps the toughest Bikini Olympia class to date, Angelica would have to be at her best, and she was just that, at her best and once again walked away with the crown. To top it off she then went and won the Asia Grand Prix. With her success the past couple years, we need to start mentioning Angelica Teixeira's name in the conversation for best ever.


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2. Alina Popa
After a couple years of one of the best bodybuilders in the sport and probably the most popular, Alina Popa took a couple years off the stage. Returning in 2018 there were no guarantees of what we would see other than it would be the best she was capable of. Could she still hang with the best, was it a last hurrah? She answered that quickly by winning the Tampa Pro and looking as good as ever. After that would be the Rising Phoenix Arizona Pro, the best of the best on one stage. Winning Tampa was one thing, but where we should stack up with the best? The answer to that question was that she would end up right on top. Alina finished first place against the strong field of competitors, not only reclaiming a spot amongst the best bodybuilders in the world but becoming the best bodybuilder in the world. Where she goes from here we do not know, only that fans hope wherever she goes from here it includes being on stage.


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1. Amanda Nunes
Amanda Nunes was already considered one of the best in the sport of MMA. Heading into 2018 she had amassed a 15-4 record and beaten many top names. But in 2018 she made her claim that she may be the best ever. First she defended her UFC bantamweight title in a destruction of Raquel Pennington. To follow that up though she would move up a division and face featherweight champ Cris Cyborg. At 20-1, many considered Cyborg to be the best ever, so Amanda was coming in an underdog and few gave her a chance. However Amanda knew she could win and not only did she win, she knocked out her opponent in under one minute. While the term "Goat" is often overused, Amanda has staked a deserving claim that she may be the "goat".






Saturday, January 26, 2019

Bellator 214: Emelianenko vs Bader Results




Bellator 214 took place January 26th from The Forum in Ingelwood, California. The Main Event was for the Heavyweight Title and the finals of the Heavyweight Grand Prix. Ryan Bader become a dual champ as he also holds the Light Heavyweight Title when he knocked out Fedor Emelianenko in just thirty-five seconds. In really the first exchange of the fight, Bader dropped him with a hard overhand and landed a couple on the ground to end it. In the Co-Main Event Henry Corrales scored a huge win knocking out Aaron Pico. Pico had Corrales her and dropped but Corrales recovered and in separating from a clinch knocked him out cold. Here are all your results and our Of The Night Awards.

1. Bantamweight: Desmond Torres (6-1) defeated Steve Ramirez (6-4) via Tapout (Arm Triangle Choke) at 4:21 of Round 1.

2. Welterweight: Craig Plaskett (4-3) defeated Ian Butler (4-6) via Unanimous Decision (30-27/30-27/30-27). We scored it 30-27 Plaskett.

3. Bantamweight: Ryan Lilley (10-4) defeated James Barnes (11-4) via KO at 1:03 of Round 1.

4. Featherweight: Jay Jay Wilson (2-0) defeated Tyler Beneke (0-1) via Tapout Rear Naked Choke) at 1:31 of Round 1.

5. Heavyweight: Art Rivas (6-2) defeated Sean Johnson (4-2) via TKO at 4:30 of Round 1.

6. Bantamweight: Weber Almeida (2-0) defeated Odan Chinchilla (1-1) via TKO at 3:04 of Round 1.

7. 160LB Catch Weight: Jesse Roberts (1-0) defeated AJ Agazarm (0-1) via Split Decision (29-28/28-29/29-28). We scored it 29-28 Agazarm.

8. Welterweight: Thor Skancke (11-8-1) defeated Jesse Merritt (5-5) via Technical Submission (Monson Choke) at 4:26 of Round 1.

9. Featherweight: Adel Altamimi (8-5) defeated Brandon McMahon (5-7) via Tapout (Armbar) at 1:16 of Round 1.

10. Bantamweight: Juan Archeletta (22-1) defeated Ricky Bandejas (11-2) via Unanimous Decision (29-28/29-28/29-28). We scored it 29-28 Archeletta.

11. Heavyweight: Jake Hager (1-0) defeated J.W. Kiser (1-2) via Tapout (Arm Triangle Choke) at 2:09 of Round 1.

12. Featherweight: Henry Corrales (17-3) defeated Aaron Pico (4-2) via KO at 1:07 of Round 1.

13. Heavyweight Title: Ryan Bader (27-5) defeated Fedor Emelianenko (38-6) via KO at :35 of Round 1.

Submission of the Night: Adel Altamimi

Knockout of the Night: Henry Corrales

Fight of the Night: Juan Archeletta vs Ricky Bandejas

Friday, January 25, 2019

Titan FC 52: Soares vs Uruguai Results




Titan FC 52 took place January 25th from Xtreme Action Park in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. In the Main Event, Jason Soares successfully defended his Featherweight Title with a brutal knockout of Caio Uruguai. After fighting off a guillotine, Soares stood and they exchanged punches. Soares dropped him and knocked him out, but the ref was slow to get in there and Soares landed four more to an unconscious Uruguai. Chaos ensued after as Uruguai's corner was mad at the extra punches and one of his corners climbed to the top of the cage, then a female supporter of Soares ran into the cage and threw a punch at Uruguai's corner. Everyone was separated and that was the end of that. In the Co-Main Event, Rudson Calicocane wont the vacant Bantamweight Title taking a decision over Edir Terry in a back and forth fight. Here are all your results and our Of The Night Awards.

1. Bantamweight: Raymond Ramos (3-3) defeated Alberto Blas (1-3) via Tapout (Triangle Choke) at 3:07 of Round 1.

2. Featherweight: Muhammadjon Naimov (2-0) defeated Harrison Melendez (1-5) via TKO at 4:59 of Round 1.

3. Flyweight: Jaime Alvarez (8-1) defeated Jorge Calvo (10-4) via KO at 4:57 of Round 2.

4. Heavyweight: Hugo Cunha (4-0) defeated Marino Eatman (3-2) via TKO at 2:58 of Round 2.

5. Featherweight: Luis Gomez (7-2) defeated Ramon Martinez (8-7) via TKO at 3:17 of Round 1.

6. Light Heavyweight: Cristhian Torres (14-9) defeated Djordan Santos (5-1) via Unanimous Decision (30-27/30-27/30-27). We scored it 29-28 Santos.

7. Welterweight: Leandro Silva (23-7-1, 1NC) defeated Tilek Mashrapov (9-3) via TKO at 4:39 of Round 2.

8. Flyweight: Gustavo Balart (8-1) defeated Wascar Cruz (9-6) via KO at :20 of Round 1.

9. Bantamweight Title: Rudson Caliocane (7-1) defeated Edir Terry (6-3) via Unanimous Decision (49-46/48-47/49-46). We scored it 48-47 Caliocane.

10. Featherweight Title: Jason Soares (12-0) defeated Caio Uruguai (7-2) via KO at 4:49 of Round 1.

Submission of the Night: Raymond Ramos

Knockout of the Night: Jason Soares

Fight of the Night: Rudson Caliocane vs Edir Terry

Wednesday, January 23, 2019

Real Women Award History


Each year we do our annual awards. We have a panel make the nominees in MMA, Bodybuilding, Physique, Figure, Fitness and Bikini and then the fans vote for the winners. In early years the Breakout Competitor Award was not divided between pro and amateur and therefor those winners are listed here under Pro, regardless of if they were pro or amateur at the time. This is the history of winners.

Miscellaneous Awards

1. Best Fitness Website
2010- Sioux Country
2011- Sioux Country
2012- Sioux Country
2013- Bodybuilding.com
2014- Bodybuilding.com
2015- Muscular Development
2016: Bodybuilding.com
2017- NPC News Online

2. Best MMA Website
2010- Fighter Girls
2011- Real Women and Men's MMA
2012- MMA Rising
2013- MMA Rising
2014- Mixed Martial Arts.com
2015- Mixed Martial Arts.com
2016: Mixed Martial Arts.com
2017- Women's MMA Today

3. Best Podcast Guest
2014- TIE: Alina Popa and Jessica Eye
2015- Rach Wiley

4. Fan Page Cover Model of the Year
2010- Michelle Beck
2011- Brea Sharron
2012- Sarah McLeod
2013- Rach Wiley
2014- Jessica Zomcik
2015- Andrea Lee
2016: Kat Secor
2017- Nikki Politi

5. Teen Competitor of the Year
2013- Kristy Janak
2014- TIE: Maddie Lombardo and Gabby Aguilar
2015- TIE: Kasey Eichelle and Karissa Kaide
2016: Hope Harper
2017- Thaissa Marvika
2018- Nadia Szymanowicz

Bikini Awards

1. Best Stage Presence
2010- Jaime Baird
2011- Jaime Baird
2012- Jaime Baird
2013- Amanda Latona
2014- Amanda Latona
2015- Ashley Kaltwasser
2016- Courtney King
2017- Angelica Teixeira
2018- Angelica Teixeira

2. Breakout Amateur Competitor of the Year
2014- Brittany Taylor
2015- Katrina Freds
2016- Nicole Grant
2017- Ashley Nicastro
2018- Bruna Brito

3. Breakout Pro Competitor of the Year
2010- Kristal Martin
2011- Skye Taylor
2012- India Paulino
2013- Ashley Kaltwasser
2014- Sarah LeBlanc
2015- Iveth Carreon
2016- Angelica Teixeira
2017- Angelica Teixeira
2018- Lauralie Chapados

4. Most Inspirational Competitor
2010- Jaime Baird
2011- Nicole Nagrani
2012- Janet West
2013- Ashley Kaltwasser
2014- Amanda Latona
2015- Ashley Kaltwasser
2016- Courtney King
2017- Angelica Teixeira
2018- Angelica Teixeira

5. Most Underrated Amateur Competitor
2010- Rebecca Staggs
2011- Rebecca Staggs
2012- Yen Nguyen
2013- Annie Parker
2014- Tessa Cardwell
2015- Sondra Blockman
2016- Jaime Lee
2017- Amanda Nguyen
2018- Nikki Politi

6. Most Underrated Pro Competitor
2010- Amanda Latona
2011- Jaime Baird
2012- Jaime Baird
2013- Justine Munro
2014- Asia Mendoza
2015- Sarah LeBlanc
2016- Jessica Lynn
2017- Asia Mendoza
2018- Jessica Palmer

7. Most Improved Amateur Competitor
2010- Rebecca Staggs
2011- Heather Nappi
2012- Courtney King
2013- Stephanie Mahoe
2014- Candice Perfect
2015- Ashley Evertz
2016- Giovanna McBryde
2017- Danielle Phelps
2018- Breggin Eddy

8. Most Improved Pro Competitor
2010- Jaime Baird
2011- Nicole Nagrani
2012- India Paulino
2013- Ashley Kaltwasser
2014- Sarah LeBlanc
2015- Courtney King
2016- Jessica Lynn
2017- Breena Martinez
2018- Elisa Pecini

9. Next Year Is Their Year Amateur
2010- Rebecca Staggs
2011- Rebecca Staggs
2012- McKenzie Walter
2013- Sonya Urff
2014- Raquel Perez
2015- Sondra Blockman
2016- Ashley Bruno
2017- Hope Harper
2018- Hope Harper

10. Next Year Is Their Year Pro
2010- Kristal Martin
2011- Jaime Baird
2012- Skye Taylor
2013- Amanda Latona
2014- Stephanie Mahoe
2015- Sarah LeBlanc
2016- Sheena Jayne Martin
2017- Anita Herbert
2018- Kerryne Henich

11. Best Representative For The Sport
2010- Rebecca Staggs
2011- Nicole Nagrani
2012- Jaime Baird
2013- Amanda Latona
2014- Amanda Latona
2015- Ashley Kaltwasser
1016- Courtney King
2017- Breena Martinez
2018- Angelica Teixeira

12. Voters Favorite Amateur Competitor
2010- Rebecca Staggs
2011- Skye Taylor
2012- Angela Skeels
2013- Janet Layug
2014- Shandy Ortiz
2015- Sondra Blockman
2016- Sondra Blockman
2017- Lauren Dannenmiller
2018- Alexandria Blare

13. Voters Favorite Pro Competitor
2010- Jaime Baird
2011- Jaime Baird
2012- Jaime Baird
2013- Amanda Latona
2014- Amanda Latona
2015- Ashley Kaltwasser
2016- Courtney King
2017- Angelica Teixeira
2018- Elisa Pecini

14. Competitors Favorite Amateur Competitor
2010- Rebecca Staggs
2011- Rebecca Staggs
2012- Angela Skeels
2013- Janet Layug
2014- Brittany Taylor
2015- Katrina Freds
2016- Sondra Blockman
2017- Danielle Phelps
2018- Calysta Upperman

15. Competitors Favorite Pro Competitor
2010- Jaime Baird
2011- Nicole Nagrani
2012- Nathalia Melo
2013- Ashley Kaltwasser
2014- Ashley Kaltwasser
2015- India Paulino
2016- India Paulino
2017- India Paulino
2018- Ashley Kaltwasser

16. Amateur Competitor Of The Year
2010- Vanessa Prebyl
2011- Skye Taylor
2012- Angela Skeels
2013- Yarishna Ayala
2014- Shandy Ortiz
2015- Katrina Freds
2016- Sondra Blockman
2017- Lauren Dannenmiller
2018- Calysta Upperman

17. Pro Competitor Of The Year
2010- Jaime Baird
2011- Nicole Nagrani
2012- Nathalia Melo
2013- Amanda Latona
2014- Ashley Kaltwasser
2015- Ashley Kaltwasser
2016- Courtney King
2017- Angelica Teixeira
2018- Elisa Pecini

Fitness Awards

1 Best Routines
2010- Tanji Johnson
2011- Tanji Johnson
2012- Oksana Grishina
2013- Oksana Grishina
2014- Oksana Grishina
2015- Oksana Grishina
2016- Oksana Grishina
2017- Oksana Grishina
2018- Whitney Jones

2. Breakout Amateur Competitor of the Year
2014- Sarah Kovach
2015- Lexi Harris
2016- Alison Burns
2017- Erin Johnston
2018- Katarina Vovolka

3. Breakout Pro Competitor of the Year
2010- Allison Ethier
2011- Michelle Blank
2012- Oksana Grishina
2013- Natalie Graziano
2014- Bethany Cisternino
2015- Kristine Duba
2016- Dominique Matthews
2017- Veronic Comtois
2018- Jaclyn Baker

4. Most Inspirational Competitor
2010- Nicole Duncan
2011- Tanji Johnson
2012- Debbie Fowler
2013- Barbie Thomas
2014- Oksana Grishina
2015- Oksana Grishina
2016- Oksana Grishina
2017- Oksana Grishina
2018- Ryall Graber

5. Most Underrated Amateur Competitor
2010- Tracy Winters
2011- Viko Newman
2012- Erica Cruickshank
2013- Kimberly Stroup
2014- Gina Luciano
2015- Toni Wheeler
2016- Ashley Kern
2017- Emilee Clark
2018- Katharine Rose

6. Most Underrated Pro Competitor
2010- Victoria Larvie
2011- Stacy Wright
2012- Tanji Johnson
2013- Michelle Blank
2014- Trish Warren
2015- Dominique Matthews
2016- Michelle Blank
2017- Missy Farrell
2018- Tiffany Chandler

7. Most Improved Amateur Competitor
2010- Stacy Wright
2011- Paula Williams-Gulman
2012- Danielle Delikat
2013- Debbie Sizemore
2014- Chika Aluka
2015- Lexi Harris
2016- Rene Brosch
2017- Ashley Kern
2018- Anna Adams

8. Most Improved Pro Competitor
2010- Allison Ethier
2011- Michelle Blank
2012- Oksana Grishina
2013- Fiona Harris
2014- Bethany Cisternino
2015- Myriam Capes
2016- Whitney Jones
2017- Sara Kovach
2018- Missy Farrell

9. Next Year Is Their Year Amateur
2010- Babette Mulford
2011- Viko Newman
2012- Erica Cruickshank
2013- Melissa Pretty
2014- Toni Wheeler
2015- Lexi Harris
2016- Ashley Packard
2017- Abbie Elsner
2018- Teah Poyner

10. Next Year Is Their Year Pro
2010- Victoria Larvie
2011- Oksana Grishina
2012- Kizzy Vaines
2013- Michelle Blank
2014- Trish Warren
2015- Michelle Blank
2016- Stacy Wright
2017- Giorgia Foroni
2018- Dominique Matthews

11. Best Representative For The Sport
2010- Tanji Johnson
2011- Tanji Johnson
2012- Tanji Johnson
2013- Michelle Blank
2014- Oksana Grishina
2015- Oksana Grishina
2016- Oksana Grishina
2017- Oksana Grishina
2018- Whitney Jones

12. Voters Favorite Amateur Competitor
2010- Babette Mulford
2011- Paula Williams-Gulman
2012- Danielle Delikat
2013- Natalie Graziano
2014- Nicolette Spencer
2015- Savannah Hodges
2016- Rebecca Sizemore
2017- Ashton Pennington
2018- Michelle Blondin

13. Voters Favorite Pro Competitor
2010- Adela Garcia
2011- Adela Garcia
2012- Oksana Grishina
2013- Oksana Grishina
2014- Oksana Grishina
2015- Oksana Grishina
2016- Oksana Grishina
2017- Oksana Grishina
2018- Darrian Borello

14. Competitors Favorite Amateur Competitor
2010- Stacy Wright
2011- Paula Williams-Gulman
2012- Danielle Delikat
2013- Mary Stockbridge
2014- Chika Aluka
2015- Kim Scoffins
2016- Becca Sizemore
2017- Jobie Goodro
2018- Michelle Blondin

15. Competitors Favorite Pro Competitor
2010- Adela Garcia
2011- Tanji Johnson
2012- Oksana Grishina
2013- Oksana Grishina
2014- Oksana Grishina
2015- Oksana Grishina
2016- Oksana Grishina
2017- Oksana Grishina
2018- Whitney Jones

16. Adela Garcia Amateur Competitor Of The Year
2010- Stacy Wright
2011- Paula Williams-Gulman
2012- Danielle Delikat
2013- Natalie Graziano
2014- Chika Aluka
2015- Savannah Hodges
2016- Rebecca Sizemore
2017- Jobie Goodro
2018- Michelle Blondin

17. Pro Competitor Of The Year
2010- Adela Garcia
2011- Adela Garcia
2012- Oksana Grishina
2013- Adela Garcia
2014- Oksana Grishina
2015- Oksana Grishina
2016- Oksana Grishina
2017- Oksana Grishina
2018- Whitney Jones

Figure Awards

1. Best Stage Presence
2010- Cheryl Brown
2011- Nicole Wilkins
2012- Nicole Wilkins
2013- Nicole Wilkins
2014- Nicole Wilkins
2015- Nicole Wilkins
2016- Nicole Wilkins
2017- Nicole Wilkins
2018- Candice Lewis-Carter

2. Breakout Amateur Competitor Of The Year
2014- Samantha Smitchko
2015- Yamila Rodriguez
2016- Tonya Wheatfall
2017- Hailey Delf
2018- Anna Nawrot

3. Breakout Pro Competitor Of The Year
2010- Jackie Hoppe
2011- Shelly Albetta
2012- Candice Keene
2013- Mallory Haldeman
2014- Candice Lewis
2015- Latorya Watts
2016- Cydney Gillon
2017- Devone Martin
2018- Melissa Bumstead

4. Most Inspirational Competitor
2010- Vicki Nixon
2011- Nicole Wilkins
2012- TIE: Genie Sammons/Erin Stern
2013- Erin Stern
2014- Nicole Wilkins
2015- Nicole Wilkins
2016- Nicole Wilkins
2017- Nicole Wilkins
2018- Candice Lewis-Carter

5. Most Underrated Amateur Competitor
2010- Shelly Albetta
2011- Michelle Beck
2012- Belinda Hope
2013- Treasure Brooks
2014- Katie Schrader
2015- Autumn Cleveland
2016- Autumn Cleveland
2017- Brittany Beck
2018- Molli Smith

6. Most Underrated Pro Competitor
2010- Ann Titone
2011- Katherynne Ramirez
2012- Candice Keene
2013- Candice Lewis
2014- Krista Dunn
2015- Krista Dunn
2016- Cassandra Carpenter
2017- Gennifer Strobo
2018- Tiffany Boyer

7. Most Improved Amateur Competitor
2010- Heather Grace
2011- Shelly Albetta
2012- Michelle Beck
2013- Kimberly Dickson
2014- Lacy Smith
2015- Solinda Hong
2016- Tonya Wheatfall
2017- Stacy Fujarski
2018- Autumn Cleveland

8. Most Improved Pro Competitor
2010- Heather Mae French
2011- Ann Titone
2012- Candice Keene
2013- Heather Dees
2014- Latorya Watts
2015- Latorya Watts
2016- Krista Dunn
2017- Sandra Grajales
2018- Nadia Wyatt

9. Next Year Is Their Year Amateur
2010- Michelle Beck
2011- Michelle Beck
2012- T.J. Wiltz
2013- Treasure Brooks
2014- Katie Schrader
2015- Kimberly Patterson
2016- Autumn Cleveland
2017- Sara Willis
2018- Alexis Berry

10. Next Year Is Their Year Pro
2010- Jackie Hoppe
2011- Ava Cowan
2012- Candice Keene
2013- Candice Keene
2014- Candice Lewis
2015- Gennifer Strobo
2016- Jennifer Taylor
2017- Devone Martin
2018- Stacy Fujarski

11. Best Representative For The Sport
2010- Ava Cowan
2011- Ava Cowan
2012- Erin Stern
2013- Nicole Wilkins
2014- Nicole Wilkins
2015- Nicole Wilkins
2016- Nicole Wilkins
2017- Nicole Wilkins
2018- Candice Lewis-Carter

12. Voters Favorite Amateur Competitor
2010- Heather Grace
2011- TIE: Michelle Beck and Shelly Albetta
2012- Michelle Beck
2013- Erin Ehrlich
2014- Christina Woodward
2015- Solinda Hong
2016- Tonya Wheatfall
2017- Stacy Fujarski
2018- Ashley Simmons

13. Voters Favorite Pro Competitor
2010- Erin Stern
2011- Ava Cowan
2012- Nicole Wilkins
2013- Nicole Wilkins
2014- Nicole Wilkins
2015- Nicole Wilkins
2016- Nicole Wilkins
2017- Nicole Wilkins
2018- Jessica Reyes Padilla

14. Competitors Favorite Amateur Competitor
2010- Heather Grace
2011- Heather Grace
2012- Mallory Haldeman
2013- Erin Ehrlich
2014- Lacy Smith
2015- Kayce Gorman
2016- Tonya Wheatfall
2017- Stacy Fujarski
2018- Hope Welsh

15. Competitors Favorite Pro Competitor
2010- Erin Stern
2011- Nicole Wilkins
2012- Erin Stern
2013- Erin Stern
2014- Nicole Wilkins
2015- Nicole Wilkins
2016- Latorya Watts
2017- Cydney Gillon
2018- Cydney Gillon

16. Amateur Competitor Of The Year
2010- TIE: Jackie Hoppe and Michelle Battista
2011- Heather Grace
2012- Michelle Beck
2013- Erin Ehrlich
2014- Tina Nguyen
2015- Solinda Hong
2016- Tonya Wheatfall
2017- Martina Harris
2018- Diana Cadena

17. Pro Competitor Of The Year
2010- Erin Stern
2011- Nicole Wilkins
2012- Erin Stern
2013- Nicole Wilkins
2014- Nicole Wilkins
2015- Nicole Wilkins
2016- Latorya Watts
2017- Cydney Gillon
2018- Cydney Gillon

Physique Awards

1. Best Poser
2012- Jillian Reville
2013- Toni West
2014- Juliana Malacarne
2015- Juliana Malacarne
2016- Juliana Malacarne
2017- Juliana Malacarne
2018- Shanique Grant

2. Breakout Amateur Competitor Of The Year
2014- Jill Vadala
2015- Stacia Woods
2016- Brittany Watts
2017- Lauren Rutan
2018- Claudia Diaz

3. Breakout Pro Competitor Of The Year
2012- Danielle Reardon
2013- Tycie Coppett
2014- La'Drissa Bonivel
2015- Kira Neuman
2016- Shanique Grant
2017- Jennifer Taylor
2018- Valentina Mishina

4. Most Inspirational Competitor
2012- Tonia Moore
2013- Mikaila Soto
2014- Juliana Malacarne
2015- Mikaila Soto
2016- Zoa Linsey
2017- Juliana Malacarne
2018- Jennifer Taylor

5. Most Underrated Amateur Competitor
2012- Heather Payne
2013- Jill Vadala
2014- Hailey McGrath
2015- Julianne Trebing
2016- Tanya Lee
2017- Alyssa Kiessling
2018- Daphne Villanueva

6. Most Underrated Pro Competitor
2012- Jillian Reville
2013- Karina Nascimento
2014- Rose Brunner
2015- Jillian Reville
2016- Erica Blockman
2017- Natalie Rae Wolfe
2018- Katie Lee

7. Most Improved Amateur Competitor
2012- Roxie Beckles
2013- Eunika Desir
2014- Star Blaylock
2015- Kat Secor
2016- Randi Stockdill
2017- Jessica McKenzie
2018- Ashley Gearhart

8. Most Improved Pro Competitor
2012- Melissa Di Bernardo
2013- Dana Linn Bailey
2014- Heather Grace
2015- Kira Neuman
2016- Asha Hadley
2017- Michaela Aycock
2018- Sarah Fechter

9. Next Year Is Their Year Amateur
2012- Roxie Beckles
2013- Jill Vadala
2014- Amanda Kinnaird
2015- Chareece Moore
2016- Cayla Breland
2017- Shannon Seeley
2018- TIE: Macey Toney and Paige Sandgren

10. Next Year Is Their Year Pro
2012- TIE: Jillian Reville and Melissa Di Bernardo
2013- Toni West
2014- TIE: Jillian Reville and Erica Blockman
2015- Erica Blockman
2016- Kat Secor
2017- Jamie Pinder
2018- Valentina Mishina

11. Best Representative For The Sport
2012- Toni West
2013- Toni West
2014- Dana Linn Bailey
2015- Juliana Malacarne
2016- Kat Secor
2017- Jennifer Taylor
2018- Jennifer Taylor

12. Voters Favorite Amateur Competitor
2012- Toni West
2013- Eunika Desir
2014- Jill Vadala
2015- Kat Secor
2016- Katie Lee
2017- Lauren Rutan
2018- Emily Schubert

13. Voters Favorite Pro Competitor
2012- Dana Linn Bailey
2013- Dana Linn Bailey
2014- Dana Linn Bailey
2015- Kira Neuman
2016- Danielle Reardon
2017- Jamie Pinder
2018- Natalia Abraham Coelho

14. Competitors Favorite Amateur Competitor
2012- Toni West
2013- Erica Blockman
2014- Natalie Rae Wolfe
2015- Alyssa Stroud
2016- Katie Lee
2017- Lauren Rutan
2018- Emily Schubert

15. Competitors Favorite Pro Competitor
2012- Juliana Malacarne
2013- TIE: Toni West and Jillian Reville
2014- Juliana Malacarne
2015- Kira Neuman
2016- Juliana Malacarne
2017- Jennifer Taylor
2018- Natalia Abraham Coelho

16. Amateur Competitor Of The Year
2012- Toni West
2013- Erica Blockman
2014- Natalie Rae Wolfe
2015- Kat Secor
2016- Katie Lee
2017- Lauren Rutan
2018- Emily Schubert

17. Pro Competitor Of The Year
2012- Juliana Malacarne
2013- Dana Linn Bailey
2014- Juliana Malacarne
2015- Juliana Malacarne
2016- Juliana Malacarne
2017- Juliana Malacarne
2018- Shanique Grant

Bodybuilding Awards

1. Best Poser
2010- Debbie Bramwell
2011- Debbie Bramwell
2012- Michelle Brent
2013- Alina Popa
2014- Alina Popa
2015- Margie Martin
2016- Alina Popa
2017- Helle Trevino
2018- Helle Trevino

2. Breakout Amateur Competitor Of The Year
2014- Alessha Young
2015- Nicole Gray
2016- Amanda Slinker
2017- Pauline Nelson
2018- Susanna Jacobs

3. Breakout Pro Competitor Of The Year
2010- Brigita Brezovac
2011- Kira Neuman
2012- Sarah Hayes
2013- Alina Popa
2014- Alana Shipp
2015- Margie Martin
2016- Kimberly McGuire
2017- Silvia Matta
2018- Barbara Carita

4. Most Inspirational Competitor
2010- Zoa Linsey
2011- Michelle Brent
2012- Michelle Brent
2013- Alina Popa
2014- Alina Popa
2015- Margie Martin
2016- Alina Popa
2017- Helle Trevino
2018- Helle Trevino

5. Most Underrated Amateur Competitor
2010- Gail Auerbach
2011- Sherri Gray
2012- Kate Cooper
2013- Susanna Hand
2014- Vanessa Adams Pierce
2015- Melissa Fanning
2016- Stephanie Green
2017- Kristina Mendoza
2018- Janelle Gallo-Riegger

6. Most Underrated Pro Competitor
2010- Nicole Ball
2011- Nicole Ball
2012- Helle Nielsen
2013- Monique Jones
2014- Judy Gaillard
2015- Judy Gaillard
2016- Silvia Matta
2017- LaDawn McDay
2018- Silvia Matta

7. Most Improved Amateur Competitor
2010- Sherri Gray
2011- Alyssa Stroud
2012- Kira Neuman
2013- Alyssa Stroud
2014- Theresa Ivancik
2015- Nicole Gray
2016- Sheila Durrence
2017- Melissa Fanning
2018- Shirl Castro

8. Most Improved Pro Competitor
2010- Zoa Linsey
2011- Alina Popa
2012- Sarah Hayes
2013- Alina Popa
2014- Jennifer Sedia
2015- Judy Gaillard
2016- Judy Gaillard
2017- Maria Mikola
2018- Robin Hillis

9. Next Year Is Their Year Amateur
2010- Hayley McNeff
2011- Kira Neuman
2012- Karen Choat
2013- Susanna Hand
2014- Susanna Jacobs
2015- Melissa Fanning
2016- Allison Chaidez
2017- Melissa Fanning
2018- Janelle Gallo-Riegger

10. Next Year Is Their Year Pro
2010- Nicole Ball
2011- Nicole Ball
2012- Monique Jones
2013- Alina Popa
2014- Alana Shipp
2015- Alana Shipp
2016- Isabelle Turrell
2017- Jacqueline Fuchs
2018- Amanda Smith

11. Best Representative For The Sport
2010- Zoa Linsey
2011- Nicole Ball
2012- Michelle Brent
2013- Alina Popa
2014- Alina Popa
2015- Helle Trevino
2016- Alina Popa
2017- Helle Trevino
2018- Alina Popa

12. Voters Favorite Amateur Competitor
2010- Hayley McNeff
2011- Kira Neuman
2012- TIE: Kira Neuman and Sherri Gray
2013- Tarna Alderman
2014- Aleesha Young
2015- Tarna Alderman
2016- Theresa Ivancik
2017- Melissa Fanning
2018- Susanna Jacobs

13. Voters Favorite Pro Competitor
2010- Zoa Linsey
2011- Nicole Ball
2012- Sarah Hayes
2013- Alina Popa
2014- Alina Popa
2015- Helle Trevino
2016- Alina Popa
2017- Helle Trevino
2018- Alina Popa

14. Competitors Favorite Amateur Competitor
2010- Michelle Brent
2011- Alyssa Stroud
2012- Michelle Brent
2013- Margie Martin
2014- Miava Nelson
2015- Nicole Gray
2016- Theresa Ivancik
2017- Pauline Nelson
2018- Susanna Jacobs

15. Competitors Favorite Pro Competitor
2010- Zoa Linsey
2011- Iris Kyle
2012- Alina Popa
2013- Alina Popa
2014- Alina Popa
2015- Alana Shipp
2016- Margie Martin
2017- Helle Trevino
2018- Alina Popa

16. Lenda Murray Amateur Competitor Of The Year
2010- Claire O'Connell
2011- Michelle Cummings
2012- Sherri Gray
2013- Alana Shipp
2014- Miava Nelson
2015- Tarna Alderman
2016- Theresa Ivancik
2017- Pauline Nelson
2018- Susanna Jacobs

17. Pro Competitor Of The Year
2010- Iris Kyle
2011- Iris Kyle
2012- Debi Laszewski
2013- Alina Popa
2014- Alina Popa
2015- Margie Martin
2016- Marie Martin
2017- Helle Trevino
2018- Alina Popa

MMA Awards

1. Promotion Of The Year
2010- Bellator
2011- Bellator
2012- Invicta FC
2013- Invicta FC
2014- Invicta FC
2015- Ultimate Fighting Championship
2016- Ultimate Fighting Championship
2017- Ultimate Fighting Championship
2018- Ultimate Fighting Championship

2. Breakout Amateur Fighter Of The Year
2011- Jordan Gaza
2012- Rebecca Heintzman
2013- Kyra Batara
2014- Andrea Lee
2015- Jade Chun
2016- Trisha Cicero
2017- Genia Goodin
2018- Claire Guthrie

3. Breakout Pro Fighter Of The Year
2010- Miesha Tate
2011- Ronda Rousey
2012- Joanne Calderwood
2013- Pearl Gonzalez
2014- TIE: Jessica Zomcik and Jodie Esquibel
2015- Angela Lee
2016- Valentina Shevchenko
2017- Cynthia Calvillo
2018- Maycee Barber

4. Next Year Is Their Year Amateur
2011- Jordan Gaza
2012- Ashley Hawkins
2013- Gina Begley
2014- Gina Begley
2015- Jessica Borga
2016- Serena Dejesus
2017- Hannah Scoggins
2018- Emma Horner

5. Next Year Is Their Year Pro
2010- Jessica Eye
2011- Sara McMann
2012- Carla Esparza
2013- Jessamyn Duke
2014- Jessica Eye
2015- Andrea Lee
2016- Jessica Middleton
2017- Sarah Moras
2018- Kristina Williams

6. Most Improved Amateur Fighter
2012- Jessamyn Duke
2013- TIE: Rach Wiley and AberLynn Orr
2014- TIE: Alexa Conners and Katherine Roy
2015- Macy Chiasson
2016- TIE: Jessica Borga and Kate Brummitt
2017- Magaly Sanchez

7. Most Improved Pro Fighter
2010- Miesha Tate
2011- Miesha Tate
2012- Jessica Eye
2013- Cat Zingano
2014- Roxanne Modafferi
2015- Shannon Sinn
2016- Raquel Pennington
2017- Felice Herrig
2018- Mallory Martin

8. Most Underrated Fighter
2010- Lisa Ward
2011- Jessica Eye
2012- Sarah Maloy
2013- Alexis Davis
2014- Catherine Costigan
2015- Amanda Nunes
2016- Tecia Torres
2017- Kate Jackson
2018- Kelly Kobold

9. Julie Kedzie Most Exciting Fighter
2012- Kaitlin Young
2013- Tecia Torres
2014- Andrea Lee
2015- Andrea Lee
2016- Joanna Jedrzejczyk
2017- Andrea Lee
2018- Amanda Nunes

10. Most Inspirational Fighter
2012- Kaitlin Young
2013- Allison Haynes
2014- Cat Zingano
2015- Holly Holm
2016- Amanda Nunes
2017- Leah Letson
2018- Rose Namajunas

Best Representative For The Sport
2010- Roxanne Modafferi
2011- Jessica Philippus
2012- Kaitlin Young
2013- Roxanne Modafferi
2014- Michelle Waterson
2015- Andrea Lee
2016- Miesha Tate
2017- Rose Namajunas
2018- Kaitlin Young

12. Submission Of The Year
2011- Ronda Rousey "Armbar" Versus Julia Budd
2012- Jessica Eye "Arm Triangle" Versus Zoila Gurgel
2013- Rose Namajunas "Flying Armbar" Versus Kathina Catron
2014- Raquel Pennington "Bulldog Choke" Versus Ashlee Evans-Smith
2015- Jessica Philippus "D'arce Choke" Versus Cat Ginorio
2016- Miesha Tate "Rear Naked Choke" Versus Holly Holm
2017- Sarah Moras "Armbar" Versus Ashlee Evans-Smith
2018- Alyse Anderson "Flying Triangle Choke" Versus Stephanie Alba

13. Knockout Of The Year
2011- Amanda Nunes Versus Julia Budd
2012- Joanne Calderwood Versus Ashley Cummins
2013- Holly Holm Versus Allanna Jones
2014- Ronda Rousey Versus Alexis Davis
2015- Holly Holm Versus Ronda Rousey
2016- Paige VanZant Versus Bec Rawlings
2017- Rose Namajunas Versus Joanna Jedrzejczyk
2018- Amanda Nunes Versus Cris Cyborg

14. Fight Of The Year
2010- Tara LaRosa Versus Roxanne Modafferi
2011- Jessica Aguilar Versus Carla Esparza
2012- Kaitlin Young Versus Leslie Smith
2013- Ronda Rousey Versus Miesha Tate
2014- Jessica Eye Versus Leslie Smith
2015- Andrea Lee Versus Rachael Ostovich
2016- Barbara Acioly Versus Trisha Cicero
2017- Jessica Andrade Versus Claudia Gadelha
2018- Valerie Letourneau Versus Kristina Williams

15. Voters Favorite Amateur Fighter
2011- Taylor Stratford
2012- Sarah McLeod
2013- Rach Wiley
2014- Rach Wiley
2015- Rach Wiley
2016- Jillian DeCoursey
2017- Magaly Sanchez
2018- Claire Guthrie

16. Voters Favorite Pro Fighter
2010- Miesha Tate
2011- Miesha Tate
2012- Ronda Rousey
2013- Miesha Tate
2014- Ronda Rousey
2015- Miesha Tate
2016- Miesha Tate
2017- Rose Namajunas
2018- Rose Namajunas

17. Fighters Favorite Amateur Fighter
2011- TIE: Taylor Stratford and Jordan Gaza
2012- Tecia Torres
2013- TIE: Kyra Batara and Gina Begley
2014- Andrea Lee
2015- AmberLynn Orr
2016- Trisha Cicero
2017- Serena DeJesus
2018- Cara Greenwell

18. Fighters Favorite Pro Fighter
2010- Tara LaRosa
2011- Megumi Fujii
2012- Kaitlin Young
2013- Ronda Rousey
2014- Ronda Rousey
2015- Joanna Jedrzejczyk
2016- Joanna Jedrzejczyk
2017- Rose Namajunas
2018- Amanda Nunes

19. Amateur Fighter Of The Year
2010- Jessica Philippus
2011- Taylor Stratford
2012- Tecia Torres
2013- Jessica Zomcik
2014- Andrea Lee
2015- AmberLynn Orr
2016- Trisha Cicero
2017- Karolina Wojcik
2018- TIE: Cara Greenwell and Genia Goodin

20. Pro Fighter Of The Year
2010- Miesha Tate
2011- Miehsa Tate
2012- Ronda Rousey
2013- Ronda Rousey
2014- Ronda Rousey
2015- Holly Holm
2016- Amanda Nunes
2017- Rose Namajunas
2018- Amanda Nunes

Extra Awards

1. "Mighty" Mia Hayes/Sicchic Fight Wear Courage Award
2010- TIE: Zoa Linsey and Sye Upson and Sarah Goodlaxson
2011- TIE: Zoa Linsey and Mia Hayes
2012- Michelle Brent
2013- Jillian Reville
2014- Ashley Cummins
2015- Mikaila Soto
2016- Tatiana Suarez

2. Woman Of The Year
2011- Nicole Wilkins
2012- Erin Stern
2013- Nicole Wilkins
2014- Nicole Wilkins
2015- Holly Holm
2016- Amanda Nunes
2017- Rose Namajunas
2018- Amanda Nunes



















Tuesday, January 22, 2019

Ninth Annual Real Women Award Winners





All the votes are in and counted and we have the winners for the Ninth Annual Real Women Awards. For the third year in a row we had a record for most total votes cast. As with the polls, we will break them down by category.

Miscellaneous Awards

1. Teen Competitor of the Year
Winner: Nadia Szymanowicz
Runner-Up: Hannah West

2. Woman of the Year (Our biggest award)
Winner: Amanda Nunes
Runner-Up: Angelica Teixeira


Bikini Awards

1. Best Stage Presence
Winner: Angelica Teixeira
Runner-Up: Ashley Kaltwasser

2. Breakout Amateur Competitor
Winner: Bruna Brito
Runner-Up: Alexandria Blare

3. Breakout Pro Competitor
Winner: Lauralie Chapados
Runner-Up: Marcia Goncalves

4. Most Inspirational Competitor
Winner: Angelica Teixeira
Runner-Up: Ashley Kaltwasser

5. Most Underrated Amateur Competitor
Winner: Nikki Politi
Runner-Up: Megan Van Vleet

6. Most Underrated Pro Competitor
Winner: Jessica Palmer
Runner-Up: Breena Martinez

7. Most Improved Amateur Competitor
Winner: Breggin Eddy
Runner-Up: Skylar Lanier

8. Most Improved Pro Competitor
Winner: Elisa Pecini
Runner-Up: Lauralie Chapados

9. 2019 Is Their Year Amateur
Winner: Hope Harper
Runner-Up: Nikki Politi

10. 2019 Is Their Year Pro
Winner: Kerryne Henich
Runner-Up: Jessica Palmer

11. Best Representative for the Sport
Winner: Angelica Teixeira
Runner-Up: Ashley Kaltwasser

12. Voters Favorite Amateur Competitor
Winner: Alexandria Blare
Runner-Up: Calysta Upperman

13. Voters Favorite Pro Competitor
Winner: Elisa Pecini
Runner-Up: Ashley Kaltwasser

14. Competitors Favorite Amateur Competitor
Winner: Calysta Upperman
Runner-Up: Alexandria Blare

15. Competitors Favorite Pro Competitor
Winner: Ashley Kaltwasser
Runner-Up: Marcia Goncalves

16. Amateur Competitor of the Year
Winner: Calysta Upperman
Runner-Up: Alexandria Blare

17. Pro Competitor of the Year
Winner: Elisa Pecini
Runner-Up: Angelica Teixeira


Fitness Awards


1. Best Routines
Winner: Whitney Jones
Runner-Up: Ryall Graber

2. Breakout Amateur Competitor
Winner: Katarina Vovolka
Runner-Up: Michelle Blondin

3. Breakout Pro Competitor
Winner: Jaclyn Baker
Runner-Up: Kate Errington

4. Most Inspirational Competitor
Winner: Ryall Graber
Runner-Up: Myriam Capes

5. Most Underrated Amateur Competitor
Winner: Katharine Rose
Runner-Up: Jennifer Lopez

6. Most Underrated Pro Competitor
Winner: Tiffany Chandler
Runner-Up: Minna Pajulahti

7. Most Improved Amateur Competitor
Winner: Anna Adams
Runner-Up: Abbie Elsner

8. Most Improved Pro Competitor
Winner: Missy Farrell
Runner-Up: Dominique Matthews

9. 2019 Is Their Year Amateur
Winner: Teah Poyner
Runner-Up: Shayla Jacobs

10. 2019 Is Their Year Pro
Winner: Dominique Matthews
Runner-Up: Minna Pajulahti

11. Best Representative for the Sport
Winner: Whitney Jones
Runner-Up: Ryall Graber

12. Voters Favorite Amateur Competitor
Winner: Michelle Blondin
Runner-Up: Katarina Vovolka

13. Voters Favorite Pro Competitor
Winner: Darrian Borello
Runner-Up: Whitney Jones

14. Competitors Favorite Amateur Competitor
Winner: Michelle Blondin
Runner-Up: Jennifer Lopez

15. Competitors Favorite Pro Competitor
Winner: Whitney Jones
Runner-Up: Ryall Graber

16. Adela Garcia Amateur Competitor of the Year
Winner: Michelle Blondin
Runner-Up: Allison Dominquez Kramer

17. Pro Competitor of the Year
Winner: Whitney Jones
Runner-Up: Darrian Borello


Figure Awards


1. Best Stage Presence
Winner: Candice Lewis-Carter
Runner-Up: Cydney Gillon

2. Breakout Amateur Competitor
Winner: Anna Nawrot
Runner-Up: Amanda Welch

3. Breakout Pro Competitor
Winner: Melissa Bumstead
Runner-Up: Zulema Duran

4. Most Inspirational Competitor
Winner: Candice Lewis-Carter
Runner-Up: Cydney Gillon

5. Most Underrated Amateur Competitor
Winner: Molli Smith
Runner-Up: Danielle Grant

6. Most Underrated Pro Competitor
Winner: Tiffany Boyer
Runner-Up: Michele Zandman-Frankel

7. Most Improved Amateur Competitor
Winner: Autumn Cleveland
Runner-Up: Ashley Simmons

8. Most Improved Pro Competitor
Winner: Nadia Wyatt
Runner-Up: Carly Starling-Horrell

9. 2019 Is Their Year Amateur
Winner: Alexis Berry
Runner-Up: Haylee Varner

10. 2019 Is Their Year Pro
Winner: Stacy Fujarski
Runner-Up: Bojana Vasiljevic

11. Best Representative for the Sport
Winner: Candice Lewis-Carter
Runner-Up: Cydney Gillon

12. Voters Favorite Amateur Competitor
Winner: Ashley Simmons
Runner-Up: Hope Welsh

13. Voters Favorite Pro Competitor
Winner: Jessica Reyes Padilla
Runner-Up: Candice Lewis-Carter

14. Competitors Favorite Amateur Competitor
Winner: Hope Welsh
Runner-Up: Ashley Simmons

15. Competitors Favorite Pro Competitor
Winner: Cydney Gillon
Runner-Up: Candice Lewis-Carter

16. Amateur Competitor of the Year
Winner: Diana Cadena
Runner-Up: Hope Welsh

17. Pro Competitor of the Year
Winner: Cydney Gillon
Runner-Up: Jessica Reyes Padilla


Physique Awards


1. Best Poser
Winner: Shanique Grant
Runner-Up: Natalia Abraham Coelho

2. Breakout Amateur Competitor
Winner: Claudia Diaz
Runner-Up: Ashley Gearhart

3. Breakout Pro Competitor
Winner: Valentina Mishina
Runner-Up: Alyssa Coppolino

4. Most Inspirational Competitor
Winner: Jennifer Taylor
Runner-Up: Autumn Swansen

5. Most Underrated Amateur Competitor
Winner: Daphne Villanueva
Runner-Up: Macey Toney

6. Most Underrated Pro Competitor
Winner: Katie Lee
Runner-Up: Sarah Aude Salbot

7. Most Improved Amateur Competitor
Winner: Ashley Gearhart
Runner-Up: Kelly Lynn Nauyokas

8. Most Improved Pro Competitor
Winner: Sarah Fechter
Runner-Up: Paloma Parra

9. 2019 Is Their Year Amateur
Winner: TIE: Macey Toney and Paige Sandgren
Runner-Up: Shacoya Jackson

10. 2019 Is Their Year Pro
Winner: Valentina Mishina
Runner-Up: Katie Lee

11. Best Representative for the Sport
Winner: Jennifer Taylor
Runner-Up: Natalia Abraham Coelho

12. Voters Favorite Amateur
Winner: Emily Schubert
Runner-Up: Alyssa Kiessling

13. Voters Favorite Pro Competitor
Winner: Natalia Abraham Coelho
Runner-Up: Shanique Grant

14. Competitors Favorite Amateur Competitor
Winner: Emily Schubert
Runner-Up: Alyssa Kiessling

15. Competitors Favorite Pro Competitor
Winner: Natalia Abraham Coelho
Runner-Up: Shanique Grant

16. Amateur Competitor of the Year
Winner: Emily Schubert
Runner-Up: Alyssa Kiessling

17. Pro Competitor of the Year
Winner: Shanique Grant
Runner-Up: Jennifer Taylor


Bodybuilding Awards


1. Best Poser
Winner: Helle Trevino
Runner-Up: Alina Popa

2. Breakout Amateur Competitor
Winner: Susanna Jacobs
Runner-Up: Akemy Jones

3. Breakout Pro Competitor
Winner: Barbara Carita
Runner-Up: Elena Oana Hreapca

4. Most Inspirational Competitor
Winner: Helle Trevino
Runner-Up: Alina Popa

5. Most Underrated Amateur Competitor
Winner: Janelle Gallo-Riegger
Runner-Up: Gina Cavaliero

6. Most Underrated Pro Competitor
Winner: Silvia Matta
Runner-Up: Donna Salib

7. Most Improved Amateur Competitor
Winner: Shirl Castro
Runner-Up: Jennifer Sweeney

8. Most Improved Pro Competitor
Winner: Robin Hillis
Runner-Up: Elena Oana Hreapca

9. 2019 Is Their Year Amateur
Winner: Janelle Gallo-Riegger
Runner-Up: Gina Cavaliero

10. 2019 Is Their Year Pro
Winner: Amanda Smith
Runner-Up: Virginia Sanchez

11. Best Representative for the Sport
Winner: Alina Popa
Runner-Up: Helle Trevino

12. Voters Favorite Amateur Competitor
Winner: Susanna Jacobs
Runner-Up: Akemy Jones

13. Voters Favorite Pro Competitor
Winner: Alina Popa
Runner-Up: Helle Trevino

14. Competitors Favorite Amateur Competitor
Winner: Susanna Jacobs
Runner-Up: Akemy Jones

15. Competitors Favorite Pro Competitor
Winner: Alina Popa
Runner-Up: Margie Martin

16. Lenda Murray Amateur Competitor of the Year
Winner: Susanna Jacobs
Runner-Up: Akemy Jones

17. Pro Competitor of the Year
Winner: Alina Popa
Runner-Up: Nicki Chartrand


MMA Awards


1. Promotion of the Year
Winner: Ultimate Fighting Championship
Runner-Up: Invicta FC

2. Breakout Amateur Fighter
Winner: Claire Guthrie
Runner-Up: Colleen Augustin

3. Breakout Pro Fighter
Winner: Maycee Barber
Runner-Up: Felicia Spencer

4. 2019 Is Their Year Amateur
Winner: Emma Horner
Runner-Up: Tirzah Gunther

5. 2019 Is Their Year Pro
Winner: Kristina Williams
Runner-Up: Miranda Granger

6. Most Improved Amateur Fighter
Winner: Lauren Braccia
Runner-Up: Loren Benjar

7. Most Improved Pro Fighter
Winner: Mallory Martin
Runner-Up: Nina Ansaroff

8. Most Underrated Fighter
Winner: Kelly Kobold
Runner-Up: Melissa Gatto

9. Julie Kedzie Most Exciting Fighter
Winner: Amanda Nunes
Runner-Up: Angela Lee

10. Most Inspirational Fighter
Winner: Rose Namajunas
Runner-Up: Kelly Kobold

11. Best Representative for the Sport
Winner: Kaitlin Young
Runner-Up: Holly Holm

12. Submission of the Year
Winner: Alyse Anderson "Flying Triangle Choke" Vs Stephanie Alba 7-21-18
Runner-Up: Marion Reneau "Triangle Choke" Vs Sara McMann 2-24-18

13. Knockout of the Year
Winner: Amanda Nunes KO Cris Cyborg 12-29-18
Runner-Up: Hailey Cowan KO Jessica Sotack 11-30-18

14. Fight of the Year
Winner: Valerie Letourneau Vs Kristina Williams 6-29-18
Runner-Up: Claudia Gadelha Vs Carla Esparza 6-9-18

15. Voters Favorite Amateur Fighter
Winner: Claire Guthrie
Runner-Up: Cara Greenwell

16: Voters Favorite Pro Fighter
Winner: Rose Namajunas
Runner-Up: Amanda Nunes

17. Fighters Favorite Amateur Fighter
Winner: Cara Greenwell
Runner-Up: Genia Goodin

18. Fighters Favorite Pro Fighter
Winner: Amanda Nunes
Runner-Up: Rose Namajunas

19. Amateur Fighter of the Year
Winner: TIE: Cara Greenwell and Genia Goodin
Runner-Up: Caitlin Sammons

20. Pro Fighter of the Year
Winner: Amanda Nunes
Runner-Up: Valentina Shevchenko












Sunday, January 20, 2019

CES 54: Andrews vs Logan Results




CES 54 took place January 19th with a Main Event featuring Nate Andrews defending his Lightweight Title against Bryce Logan. Round one saw Andrews have the advantage in the striking, landing harder more accurate shots but Logan did have his moments as well. Round two Andrews had him hurt with punches forcing Logan to try and get in and clinch, but in trying to go to the ground, he allowed Andrews to sink in a guillotine for the tap. In women's action, Jessy Miele made her return to the cage and won against Kylie O'Hearn. The story of the fight was O'Hearn being unable to stop Miele from getting the takedowns and once on top, Miele did a great job maintining her position and landing strikes. In round three, O'Hearn at first seemed to be more aggressive and got a takedown however Miele did a great job to escape and land in mount and landing punches till the ref stepped in. Here are all your results and our Of The Night Awards.

1. Light Heavyweight: William Knight (4-0) defeated Kevin Haley (6-5) via Tapout (Strikes) at 3:33 of Round 1.

2. Featherweight: Jessy Miele (7-3) defeated Kylie O'Hearn (1-1) via TKO at 4:27 of Round 3.

3. Bantamweight: Tateki Matsuda (14-9) defeated Josh Ricci (4-2) via Unanimous Decision (29-28/29-28/29-28). We scored it 29-28 Matsuda.

4. Middleweight: Eric Spicely (11-4) defeated Leo Pla (12-7) via TKO at 3:53 of Round 1.

5. Bantamweight Title: Tony Gravely (16-5) defeated Kris Moutinho (7-3) via KO at 4:02 of Round 4.

6. Lightweight Title: Nate Andrews (15-1) defeated Bryce Logan (9-4) via Tapout (Guillotine Choke) at 1:42 of Round 2.

Submission of the Night: Nate Andrews

Knockout of the Night: Tony Gravely

Fight of the Night: Tateki Matsuda vs Josh Ricci


UFC Fight Night 143: Cejudo vs Dillashaw Results





UFC made it's debut on ESPN/ESPN + on January 19th with a big Main Event. Flyweight Champion Henry Cejudo defended his title against Bantamweight Champion TJ Dillashaw. The fight was over before it even got started as just seconds into it, Cejudo hurt and then dropped Dillashaw and landed a few more forcing the ref to stop it. Dillashaw protested the stoppage but the protest was for naught. In women's action Joanne Calderwood got a big win spoiling the debut of Ariane Lipski using a smart game-plan and some very good ground work taking a one sided decision. Also Paige VanZant returned after a long hiatus to defeat Rachael Ostovich. Round one was all Ostovich, dominating on the ground, holding position and landing some strikes. But in round two it was VanZant who ended up in the dominant position and securing the armbar submission. Here are all your results and our Of The Night Awards.

1. Welterweight: Chance Rencountre (13-3) defeated Kyle Stewart (11-2) via Tapout (Rear Naked Choke) at 2:25 of Round 1.

2. Welterweight: Geoff Neal (11-2) defeated Bolal Muhammad (14-3) via Unanimous Decision (29-28/30-27/30-27). We scored it 30-26 Neal.

3. Lightweight: Dennis Bermudez (18-9) defeated Te Edwards (6-3) via Unanimous Decision (30-26/30-26/30-26). We scored it 30-27 Bermudez.

4. Bantamweight: Cory Sandhagen (10-1) defeated Mario Bautista (6-1) via Tapout (Armbar) at 3:31 of Round 1.

5. Light Heavyweight: Alonzo Menifield (8-0) defeated Vinicius Castro (9-2) via TKO at 3:56 of Round 1.

6. Flyweight: Joanne Calderwood (13-3) defeated Ariane Lipski (11-4) via Unanimous Decision (30-26/30-26/30-27). We scored it 29-28 Calderwood.

7. Welterweight: Donald Cerrone (35-11, 1NC) defeated Alexander Hernandez (10-2) via TKO at 3:43 of Round 2.

8. Light Heavyweight: Glover Teixeira (28-7) defeated Karl Roberson (7-2) via Tapout (Arm Triangle) at 3:21 of Round 1.

9. Flyweight: Paige VanZant (8-4) defeated Rachael Ostovich (4-5) via Tapout (Armbar) at 1:50 of Round 2.

10. Flyweight: Joseph Benavidez (27-5) defeated Dustin Ortiz (19-8) via Unanimous Decision (29-28/29-28/29-28). We scored it 29-28 Benavidez.

11. Lightweight: Gregor Gillespie (13-0) defeated Yancy Medeiros (15-6, 1NC) via TKO at 4:59 of Round 2.

12. Heavyweight: Allen Crowder (10-3, 1NC) defeated Greg Hardy (3-1) via Disqualification (Knee to downed opponent) at 2:28 of Round 2.

13. Flyweight Title: Henry Cejudo (14-2) defeated TJ Dillashaw (17-4) via TKO at :32 of Round 1.

Submission of the Night: Paige VanZant

Knockout of the Night: Alonzo Menifield

Fight of the Night: Geoff Neal vs Belal Muhammad


Thursday, January 17, 2019

Alaska Fighting Championship 144: Faavale vs Heun Results






Alaska Fighting Championship held their 144th event on January 16th from Alaska Airlines Center in Anchorage, Alaska. In the Main Event, Jake Heun sent the fans home unhappy beating local favorite Mika Faavale in just twenty-five seconds. Just into the opening round, Heun dropped him with a head kick and landed some more punches forcing the ref to stop it. In the Co-Main Event, Al Matavao took a majority decision from Aaron Phillips. Round one was all Matavao but Phillips came back in round two with good ground work. Round three was the decider and Matavao used his stand-up to narrowly win the round. Here are all your results and our Of The Night Awards.

1. 165LB Catch Weight: Nial Atkinson (4-0) defeated Josh Gale (1-6) via Tapout (Anaconda Choke) at :58 of Round 2.

2. Middleweight: Jesse Hull (1-0) defeated Bryan Dyer (0-1) via TKO at :34 of Round 1.

3. Super Heavyweight: Enoka Sautia (3-0) defeated Charlie Gallant (0-2) via TKO at 1:17 of Round 1.

4. Featherweight: David Booker (5-3) defeated Caleb Miller (0-4) via Tapout (Arm Triangle) at 4:09 of Round 2.

5. Light Heavyweight: Al Matavao (6-2) defeated Aaron Phillips (2-1) via Majority Decision (29-28/29-28/28-28). We scored it 29-28 Matavao.

6. Heavyweight: Jake Heun (12-8) defeated Mika Faavale (5-3) via TKO at :25 of Round 1.

Submission of the Night: Nial Atkinson

Knockout of the Night: Jesse Hull

Fight of the Night: Al Matavao vs Aaron Phillips