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Nevada Athletic Commission STATE OF NEVADA MIXED MARTIAL ARTS SHOW RESULTS DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY DATE: December 4, 2010 LOCATION: The Palms Resort & Casino, Las Vegas ATHLETIC COMMISSION Referees: Steve Mazzagatti, Chris Tognoni Visiting Referees: Herb Dean, Josh Rosenthal Telephone (702) 486-2575 Fax (702) 486-2577 Judges: Adalaide Byrd, Patricia Morse Jarman, Junichiro Kamijo, Glenn Trowbridge, Tony Weeks COMMISSION MEMBERS: Visiting Judges: Nelson Hamilton, Cecil Peoples Chairman: Bill D. Brady Timekeepers: James Cavin, Toby Murray Francisco V. Aguilar Skip Avansino, Jr. Ringside Doctors: Al Capanna, Damon Zavala, Michael Gunter, Vicki Mazzorana T. J. Day Ring Announcer: Bruce Buffer Pat Lundvall Promoter: Zuffa, LLC dba Ultimate Fighter Championship EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Keith Kizer Matchmaker: Dana White Contestants Results Federal ID Rds Date of Birth Weight Remarks Number JONATHAN QUINN BROOKINS Brookins won by unanimous decision. 107-082 3 08/13/85 154 Brookins must have left foot x-rayed & if Orlando, FL Brookins – Johnson results are positive then he needs clearance by an orthopedic Dr. or no contest until ----- vs. ----- 29-28; 29-27; 29-28 MICHAEL JULIAN JOHNSON 06/03/11 Byrd, Morse Jarman, Peoples 100-045 06/04/86 156 Springfield, MO *Brookins is The Ultimate Fighter Season Referee: Herb Dean 12 STEPHAN PATRICK BONNAR Bonnar won by unanimous decision. 104-372 3 04/04/77 205 Suspend Bonnar until 12/26/10 Henderson, NV Bonnar – Pokrajac No contact until 12/19/10 – scalp laceration ----- vs. ----- 29-26; 29-26; 29-26 IGOR POKRAJAC Trowbridge, Weeks, Peoples 109-745 01/02/79 205 Referee: Steve Mazzagatti Zagreb, Croatia DEMIAN BAPTISTA-MAIA Maia won by unanimous decision. 102-652 3 11/06/77 186 Sao Paulo, Brazil Maia – Grove ----- vs. ----- 29-28; 29-28; 29-28 KENDALL GROVE Byrd, Morse Jarman, Kamijo 105-207 11/12/82 186 Referee: Josh Rosenthal Kahului, HI JOHNY HARVEY HENDRICKS Story won by unanimous decision. 103-059 3 09/12/83 171 Hendricks must have annual eye exam with Mansfield, TX Hendricks – Story a retinal specialist due 4/11. ----- vs. ----- 28-29; 28-29; 28-29 RICK THOMAS STORY Trowbridge, Weeks, Morse Jarman 101-006 08/28/84 170 Referee: Steve Mazzagatti Gresham, OR NHAT NAM SI PHAN Garcia won by split decision. 115-672 3 03/13/83 146 Suspend Phan until 12/26/10 Garden Grove, CA Phan – Garcia No contact until 12/19/10 – scalp laceration Suspend Garcia until 12/26/10 ----- vs. ----- 28-29; 30-27; 28-29 LEONARD GARCIA No contact until 12/19/10 – right temple Byrd, Kamijo, Weeks 104-328 07/14/79 145 scalp laceration Edgewood, NM Referee: Herb Dean CODY STEVEN Mc KENZIE McKenzie won by tap out 2:03 of the 1st 101-160 3 12/16/87 154 Spokane Valley, WA round – guillotine choke. ----- vs. ----- AARON MARC WILKINSON 115-670 01/31/87 155 Referee: Chris Tognoni Manchester, England Contestants Results Federal ID Rds Date of Birth Weight Remarks Number TYLER MICHAEL TONER Loveland won by unanimous decision. 103-865 3 03/31/83 136 Loveland must have left 2nd finger x-rayed & Broomfield, CO Tyler – Loveland cleared by an orthopedic Dr or no contest until 06/03/11 ----- vs. ----- 28-29; 26-30; 27-30 IAN R. LOVELAND Kamijo, Weeks, Trowbridge 106-843 07/09/83 135 Referee: Josh Rosenthal Portland, OR SARKIS “SAKO” CHIVITCHIAN Watson won by unanimous decision. 102-517 3 03/11/84 156 Glendale, CA Chivitchian – Watson ----- vs. ----- 27-30; 28-29; 27-30 KYLE LANE WATSON Byrd, Morse Jarman, Peoples 104-114 08/09/79 156 Referee: Herb Dean St. Louis, MO WILLIAM CAMPUZANO Pace won by tap out 4:33 of the 3rd round- 100-065 3 05/27/86 136 Dallas, TX choke. ----- vs. ----- NICHOLAS PACE 103-577 04/17/87 138 Referee: Chris Tognoni Staten Island, NY FREDSON PAIXAO MELO Garza won by TKO 0:51 of the 1st round. 106-234 3 05/13/79 145 Suspend Paixao- Melo until 02/03/11 Las Vegas, NV No contact until 01/19/11 ----- vs. ----- PABLO GARZA 105-495 09/16/83 146 Referee: Steve Mazzagatti Grand Forks, ND RICHARD PAUL ATTONITO Branch won by unanimous decision. 113-350 3 06/16/77 185 Deerfield Beach, FL Attonito – Branch ----- vs. ----- 27-30; 27-30; 27-30 DAVID C. BRANCH Byrd, Trowbridge, Weeks 105-335 09/26/84 185 Referee: Josh Rosenthal New York, NY PAGE TWO DECEMBER 4, 2010 MIXED MARTIAL ARTS RESULTS .
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