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Nevada Athletic Commission STATE OF NEVADA MIXED MARTIAL ARTS SHOW RESULTS DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY DATE: July 11, 2009 LOCATION: Mandalay Bay Events Center, Las Vegas ATHLETIC COMMISSION Referee: Steve Mazzagatti Visiting Referees: Herb Dean , Yves Lavigne, Mario Yamasaki Telephone (702) 486-2575 Fax (702) 486-2577 Judges: Adalaide Byrd, Patricia Morse Jarman, Glenn Trowbridge, Tony Weeks COMMISSION MEMBERS: Visiting Judges: Douglas Crosby, Nelson Hamilton, Cecil Peoples, Marcos Rosales Chairman: Bill D. Brady Timekeepers: Jim Cavin & Ernie Jauregui Skip Avansino, Jr. John R. Bailey Ringside Doctors: Al Capanna, Anthony Ruggeroli, Jay Coates, Michael Gunter T. J. Day Ring Announcer: Bruce Buffer Pat Lundvall Promoter: Zuffa, LLC Matchmaker: Dana White EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Keith Kizer Contestants Results Federal ID Rds Date of Birth Weight Remarks Number BROCK EDWARD LESNAR Lesnar won by TKO 1:48 of the 2nd round. 102-665 5 07/12/77 265 Suspend Mir until 09/10/09 Minneapolis, MN No contact until 08/26/09 ----- vs. ----- FRANCISCO SANTOS MIR, III **Lesnar wins UFC heavyweight title 103-770 05/24/79 245 Referee: Herb Dean Las Vegas, NV GEORGES ST PIERRE St. Pierre won by unanimous decision. 104-373 5 05/19/81 170 St. Pierre must have right groin injury St Isidore, Quebec, Canada St. Pierre – Araujo cleared by orthopedic Dr or no contest until 01/08/10; minimum suspension no contest ----- vs. ----- 50-45; 50-44; 50-45 until 08/11/09, no contact until 08/02/09 THIAGO ALVES ARAUJO Byrd, Crosby, Rosales Suspend Araujo until 08/11/09 No contact until 08/02/09 Coconut Creek, FL **St Pierre retains UFC Welterweight title 102-211 10/03/83 170 Referee: Steve Mazzagatti JONATHAN PARKER FITCH Fitch won by unanimous decision. 104-296 3 02/24/78 170 San Jose, CA Fitch – Artunes ----- vs. ----- 30-27; 29-28; 29-28 PAULO THIAGO ALENCAR ARTUNES Weeks, Morse Jarman, Peoples 108-962 01/25/81 170 Referee: Yves Lavigne Brazil DANIEL JEFFERY HENDERSON Henderson won by KO 3:20 of the 2nd 104-429 3 08/24/70 185 Suspend Bisping until 09/10/09 Temecula, CA round. No contact until 08/26/09 ----- vs. ----- MICHAEL GAVIN JOSEPH BISPING 105-916 02/28/79 186 Referee: Mario Yamasaki Clinthore, Lancs, UK YOSHIHIRO AKIYAMA Akiyama won by split decision. 109-013 3 07/29/75 185 Akiyama must clear left orbital fracture with Tokyo, Japan Akiyama – Belcher ophthalmologist or no contact until 01/08/10; minimum suspension no contest until ----- vs. ----- 30-27; 28-29; 29-28 JOHN ALAN BELCHER 09/10/09, no contact until 08/26/09 Byrd, Crosby, Morse Jarman 101-464 04/24/84 186 Referee: Mario Yamasaki Biloxi, MS MARK COLEMAN Coleman won by unanimous decision. 104-432 3 12/20/64 205 Suspend Bonnar until 08/11/09 Columbus, OH Coleman – Bonnar No contact until 08/02/09 ----- vs. ----- 29-28; 29-28; 29-28 STEPHAN PATRICK BONNAR Rosales, Hamilton, Weeks 104-372 04/04/77 205 Referee: Herb Dean Henderson, NV Contestants Results Federal ID Rds Date of Birth Weight Remarks Number MAC DANZIG Miller won by unanimous decision. 101-480 3 01/02/80 154 Suspend Danzig until 09/10/09 Las Vegas, NV Danzig – Miller No contact until 08/26/09 - laceration Miller must have right shoulder & clavicle ----- vs. ----- 27-30; 27-30; 27-30 JAMES ANDREW MILLER x-rayed & cleared by Dr or no contest until Crosby, Rosales, Trowbridge 103-433 08/30/83 155 01/08/10. Oak Ridge, NJ Referee: Steve Mazzagatti JONATHAN D JONES Jones won by tap out 2:43 of the 2nd round 104-369 3 07/19/87 206 Suspend O’Brien until 08/11/09 Ithaca, NY – modified guillotine choke. No contest until 08/02/09 ----- vs. ----- JACOB ALLEN O’BRIEN 104-292 09/25/84 206 Referee: Yves Lavigne Indianapolis, IN DONG HYUN KIM Kim won by unanimous decision. 104-370 3 11/17/81 171 Suspend Grant until 08/02/09 Taejon, Korea Kim – Grant No contact until 07/26/09 ----- vs. ----- Grant one point deduction for kicking the 30-26; 30-26; 30-26 head of a grounded opponent in the 2nd TIMOTHY JEROME GRANT AKA TJ Crosby, Weeks, Peoples 108-982 02/26/84 170 round. Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Canada Referee: Mario Yamasaki CLARENCE BYRON DOLLAWAY Lawlor won by choke out 0:55 of the 1st 103-772 3 08/10/83 186 Suspend Dollaway until 08/11/09 round – guillotine choke. No contact until 08/02/09 AKA CB Gilbert, AZ ----- vs. ----- THOMAS JOSEPH LAWLOR 103-432 05/15/83 184 Referee: Yves Lavigne Oviedo, FL DONALD MATTHEW GRICE Gugerty won by choke out 2:36 of the 1st 104-788 3 07/29/84 156 Suspend Grice until 09/10/09 Harrah, OK round – guillotine choke. No contact until 08/26/09 Gugerty must clear low back pain w/Dr. or ----- vs. ----- SHANNON KEVIN GUGERTY no contest until 01/08/10 102-219 12/30/81 155 Referee: Herb Dean San Diego, CA PAGE TWO JULY 11, 2009 MIXED MARTIAL ARTS RESULTS .
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