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Event Results.Xlsx MIXED MARTIAL ARTS EVENT RESULTS Indiana Gaming Commission DATE OFFICIALS COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVES Attn: Athletic Division Friday, March 09, 2012 OfficialName Bouts Worked Commissioner: 101 West Washington Street VENUE Referee: Rob Hinds 2, 4, 8 Commissioner: East Tower, Suite 1600 Horseshoe Casino Referee: Jeff Malott 1, 6, 7, 9 Commissioner: Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 Hammond, IN Referee: Gary Copeland 3, 5, 10 Chief Commission Representative: Andy Means Office: (317) 234-7164 START TIME Judge:Kelvin Caldwell 1, 2, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10 Assistant Commission Representative: Justin Armstrong Email: [email protected] 6:00 PM (central) Judge:Sal D'Amato 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10 Assistant Commission Representative: Joanna Holland PROMOTER & MATCHMAKER Judge:David Hinkel 1, 3, 5, 6, 9 Assistant Commission Representative: Sara Tait Promoter Name: Bellator Sport Worldwide, LLC Judge:Rob Madrigal 2, 3, 6, 8 Inspector: Adam Hurford Matchmaker Name: Sam Caplan Judge:Pat Morley 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10 Inspector: Tony Johnson LEAD PHYSICIAN AMBULANCE ANNOUNCER Inspector: Scott Huff Dr. Emilio VazquezHammond Fire Department Michael Williams Timekeeper:Adam Gaines all Inspector: ADDITIONAL PHYSICIANS Timekeeper:Justin Hahn all Inspector: Dr. Jason Medler, Dr. Rex Stroud Inspector: Number of Official Sanctioned National ID Medical & Non-Medical Bout # Name of Mixed Martial Artist Date of Birth Age Hometown Bout Result Rounds Weight Record Number Suspensions PRO BOUTS Red Corner Genair da Silva, Jr. 28 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 148.4 2-1-0 123-044 WON 13 Round #3 Referee Stoppage: Strikes 0:51 Blue Corner Bobby Reardanz 27 Bourbonnais, IL 148.6 6-10-0 107-762 LOST 30 DAY MEDICAL SUSPENSION Red Corner Kenny Foster 26 Ithaca, NY 145.6 7-6-0 105-779 LOST 23 Round #2 Submission: Rear Naked Choke 4:57 Blue Corner Alexandre Bezerra 24 Jenkintown, PA 145.4 6-0-0 114-984 WON Red Corner Shamar Bailey 29 Greenwood, IN 164.4 5-6-0 111-608 LOST 33 DH 30-27, RM 29-28, PM 30-27 Blue Corner Josh Shockley 22 Burns Harbor, IN 165.8 3-1-0 115-614 WON Red Corner Roberto Vargas 30 Highland, CA 145.4 10-2-0 107-550 LOST 43 Round #1 Submission: Rear Naked Choke 3:35 Blue Corner Marlon Sandro 34 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 145.6 4-1-0 123-042 WON Red Corner Ronnie Mann 25 Danville, CA 145.6 4-2-0 116-799 LOST 53 SD 29-28, DH 29-28, PM 29-28 Blue Corner Michael Corey 28 Romeoville, IL 145.4 6-0-1 103-271 WON Red Corner Jeremy Spoon 26 Chickasha, OK 145.6 12-1-0 100-554 LOST 63 SD 29-28, DH 29-28, RM 30-27 Blue Corner Daniel Straus 27 Cincinnati, OH 144.8 15-2-0, 1 NC 100-799 WON Red Corner Pat Curran 24 Island Lake, IL 144.8 11-3-0 100-418 WON 75 Round #3 KO 1:25 Blue Corner Joe Warren 35 Monument, CO 144 5-2-0 115-019 LOST 90 DAY MEDICAL SUSPENSION Red Corner Richard White 25 Daytona Beach, FL 277.6 5-9-0 102-111 LOST 83 Round #1 Submission: Neck Crank 1:02 Blue Corner Sean McCorkle 35 Camby, IN 281 10-2-0 111-918 WON Red Corner Travis Wiuff 33 Rochester, MN 214.8 16-5-0 106-826 WON 93 KC 29-28, SD 29-28, DH 29-28 Blue Corner Anthony Gomez 30 Chicago, IL 213.8 1-1-0 115-617 LOST Red Corner Cory Galloway 21 Crystal Lake, IL 136 0-1-0 126-880 LOST 10 3 Round #2 Submission: Rear Naked Choke 4:22 Blue Corner Jake Nauracy 21 Highland, IN 135.2 1-0-0 118-329 WON.
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