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"not for use with other combat sports MIXED MARTIAL ARTS BOUT RESULTS (boxing, kickboxing, grappling, etc) * Information circled in red is required California State Athletic Commission CITY : Commerce DATE: 05 31 2013 2005 Evergreen Street Sacramento CA 95815 STATE/PROVINCE : C VENUE : Commerce Casino P: 916 263 2195 F: 916 263 2197 [email protected] EVENT NAME : BAMMA PROMOTER : Brett Roberts EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Andy Foster JUDGE(s): 1. Abe Belardo 2. Wade Viera Mike Bray SUPPORTING OFFICIALS: 4. Marcos Rosale Brandon Saucedo NAME TITLE REFEREE(s): . John Mccarthy 2. Mike Beltran Mark Lawley NAME: TITLE: NAME TITLE RINGSIDE DOCTOR(s): Diego Allende 2. Pat Golden 3. Mitch Jelen NAME: TITLE ANNOUNCER: NAME TITLE TIMEKEEPER: Veronica Montes and Chris Raymmond NAME: TITLE MATCHMAKER: BOUT # RDS. STATUS FIGHTER NAME MMA ID#....DOB |WEIGHT |WINNER |RD. TIME METHOD SUSPENSIONS 119-569 Unanimous Decision Keith- 180/180 poss frac L-th Pro Clyde Keith 165.1 MM DD YYYY Judge# 3 3 5:00 Score 26 30 1 Judge# Am 143-073 core 26 - 30 Carrington Banks 156 Judge# Score 25 - 30 leree # 121-597 Unanimous Decision Matthews-60/60- cut to L cheek Pro AJ Matthews 184 MM DD YYYY Judges 3 5:00 4 Score 26 - 30 2 3 Score 26 - 30 Am 128-857 Judges 5 Ben Reiter 185.5 Judge# Score 26 - 30 MM DD YYYY 125-592 TKO, ref stopped due to strikes Pro Javy Ayala 266 MM DD YYYY Judge# 1 Score 3 1 3:02 3 Judge# core Am 23-870 Broughton- 45/30 Roy Broughton 264.3 Judge# 4 core MM DD YYYY Referee # 145-557 TKO, ref stopped due to strikes Pro ermaine McDermott 205.8 Judge# Score 3 1 0:20 4 Judge# core 142-439 Watkins- 45/30 and 180/180 R-knee Blake Watkins 205.1 Judge# Score Referee # BOUT # RDS. STATUS FIGHTER NAME MMA ID#....DOB|WEIGHT|WINNER |RD. TIME METHOD SUSPENSIONS 125-594 Split Decision Pro Paul Ruiz 139.9 MM DD YYYY Judges 4 Score 28 - 29 3 3 5:00 S Judges Am 136-329 Score 30 - 27 Christian Navarro 139.7 Judges Score 30 - 27 MM DD YYYY Referee # 132-994 Majority Decision Pro Nick Bustamonte 154,4 MM DD YYYY Judge# 5 Score 29 - 27 3 3 5:00 6 Judge# Am 132-886 Score 29 - 27 Antoine Smith 160 Judge Score 28 - 28 MM DD YYYY Referee # 142-384 Unanimous Decision Pro Luis Jauregui 155.5 MM DD YYYY Judge# 1 Score 30 - 27 3 3 5:00 7 Judges Am 131-649 Score 30 - 27 Ryan Tobar 155.4 Judge# Score 30 - 27 MM DD YYYY Referee # 144-397 ref stopped bout due to strikes Pro Chris Lewis 264 MM DD Score 3 1 4:48 Judges 1 8 Judges Score Am 136-256 Smith- 45/30 Myron Smith 213 Judges Score MM DD YYYY 142-38 KO Elias- 45/30 Pro John Paul Elias 206 MM DD YYYY Judges Score 3 1 0:28 9 Judge# Score Am 124-417 Jose Cabezas 203.4 Judge# core MM DD YYYY Referee # 132-987 Unanimous Decision Honeycutt- 45/30 hard bout and Pro Chris Honeycutt 185.9 MM DD YYYY Judge# 5 180/180-R-hand 10 3 3 5:00 Score 30 - 27 Judges Score 30 - 27 Am 130-444 Parlo- 45/30 hard bout Mikkel Parlo 185.3 Judge# Score 29 - 28 MM DD YYYY 124-577 Tap due to Triangle chock Halsey-60/60, cuts to both eves . Pro Brandon Halsey 185.6 YYYY Judge# Score 11 3 1 4:03 Am Judge core 11-036 Salter-60/60, cut to R-upper eye John Salter 185.6 C Judges core MM DD YYYY Roforce # 121-729 KO Pro Chidi Njokuani 170.8 MM DD YYYY Judge# Score 12 3 3 2:39 Am Judge# core 48-966 60/45- due to severity of KO Thiago Jambo 160 Judget Score MM DD YYYY BOUT # RDS. STATUS FIGHTER NAME MMA ID#....DOB|WEIGHT|WINNER |RD. TIME METHOD SUSPENSIONS 105-172 Unanimous Decision Pereria- 45/30, hard bout and 180/180 Pro Marcos Galvo Pereria 135 MM DD YYYY Judge# 1 Score 45 50 poss R- orbitsal frac 13 5 S 5:00 Judge# 2 Score 4 Am 124-489 50 Viana- 180/180 L-hand duardo Dantas Viana 134.7 Judges 3 50 MM DD YYYY Referee # MM DD YYYY Score 0 Judge# Am Judge# Score Judge Score MM DD YYYY Referee # Pro C MM DO YYYY Judge# Score Am Judge# Score C Judges Score MM DD YYYY Referee # Pro C MM DD YYYY Judges Score Score Am Judge# C Judges core MM DD YYYY Pro C MM DD YYYY Judges Score Judget Score Am C Judge# core MM DD YYYY Referee # Pro C MM DD YYYY Judge# Score Am Judge Score O Judge# core MM DD YYYY Referee # Pro C MM DD YYYY Judge# Score Judge core Am O Judges core MM DD YYYY Roforce # Pro MM DD YYYY Judge# Score Am Judge# core O Judges core MM DD YYYY .
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