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Thursday, July 25, 2019 Professional MMA Professional Fighters League PFL 5- Regular Season Ocean Casino Resort, Ovation Hall Atlantic City Thursday, July 25, 2019 Professional MMA Professional Fighters League PFL 5- regular season Ocean Casino Resort, Ovation Hall Atlantic City 1 155 Loik Radzhabov (160-578) vs Ylies Djiroun (160-592) both weigh 155 Ref Kerrigan, Judges Carolei, Colon, DePasquale Radzhabov wins split decision in three rounds 30-27 Colon, 29-28 Carolei and 28-29 Depasquale. Dijoun suspended indefinite pending ENT clearance of nose. Dijoun suspended 14 days no contact. 2 145 Marcos Almeida (145-825) vs Peter Petties (141-633) Almeida. 145.4 Petties 144.8 Ref Oliver, Judges Carolei, DePasquale, Urso Almeida wins unanimous decision in three rounds, all three judges 29-28. Petties suspended indefinite pending orthopedic clearance of left shoulder Petties suspended 14 days no contact. 3 155 Islam Mamedov (143-267) vs Yincang Bao (160-591) Mamedov 156 Bao 155.4 Ref Kerrigan, Judges Carolei, DePasquale, Urso Mamedov wins via TKO referee stoppage due to punches at 3:32 of round one. Bao suspended 30 days for TKO. 4 145 Andre Harrison (106-337) vs Movlid Khaibulaev (160-577) Harrison. 146 Khaibulaev 145.4 Ref Peterson, Judges Colon, Tirelli, Urso Majority draw after three rounds 28-28, 28-28, and 29-28 (Harrison) Colon Khaibulaev suspended 21 days for left eyebrow laceration. Khaibulaev suspended indefinite pending orthopedic clearance of right ankle 5 155 Natan Schulte (148-695) vs Jesse Ronson (135-020) Schulte. 155.6 Ronson 154.6 Ref Kerrigan, Judges Colon, DePasquale, Tirelli Schulte wins unanimous decision in three rounds, all three judges 30-27. 6 145 Steven Siler (100-614) vs Jeremy Fitz-Kennedy (142-151) Siler. 145.6 Kennedy 145.8 Ref Peterson, Judges Carolei, Colon. Tirelli Fitz-Kennedy wins unanimous decision in three rounds 29-28, 29-28 and 30-27 Tirelli. 7 145 Alex Gilpin (133-629) vs Freddy Assuncao (120-449) Gilpin. 145.6 Assuncao 145 Ref Oliver, Judges Carolei, DePasquale, Urso Gilpin wins by technical submission due to guillotine at 2:08 of round one. 8 155 Rashid Magomedov (137-139) vs Nathan Andrews (115-737) Magomedov 155 Andrews 155.2 Ref Peterson, Judges Colon, Carolei, Tirelli Andrews wins unanimous decision in three rounds, all three judges 29-28. Andrews suspended indefinite pending orthopedic clearance of left hand. 9 145 Lance Palmer ( 123-604) vs Luis Laurentino (160-580) Palmer. 145.8 Laurentino 146 Ref Kerrigan, Judges Carolei, Tirelli, Urso Palmer wins by TKO referee stoppage due to punches at 2:45 of round three. Laurentino suspended 30 days for TKO. 10 155 Chris Wade (121-115) vs Akhmed Aliev (160-574) Wade. 156 Aliev 155.4 Ref Oliver, Judges Colon, Tirelli, Urso Wade wins unanimous decision in three rounds, all three judges 29-28. Aliev suspended indefinite pending orthopedic clearance of left knee STAFF- Ringside Physicians Dr. Dave King, Dr. Dinesh Dhanaraj, Dr. Wei Xu Judges Donnie Carolei, Eric Colon, Michael DePasquale, Dave Tirelli, Cardo Urso Referees Liam Kerrigan, Gasper Oliver, Keith Peterson Timekeeper Melissa Kerrigan Scorekeeper Ellen Rubin Medical Inspectors Steve Cirone, Hayward Reeder Drug Testing Bryan Russell Fight Inspectors Adrian Castro, Jay Esperon, Henry Krawiec, Bob Levy, Torres Mayfield, Jaime Phillips, Ron Reighn, Gene Slater, Rob Suchocki Announcer Lilian Garcia .
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