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Nevada Athletic Commission STATE OF NEVADA MIXED MARTIAL ARTS SHOW RESULTS DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY DATE: DECEMBER 29, 2012 LOCATION: MGM GRAND GARDEN ARENA, LAS VEGAS ATHLETIC COMMISSION Telephone (702) 486-2575 Fax (702) 486-2577 Referee: Kim Winslow, Chris Tognoni Visiting Referees: Herb Dean, Yves Lavigne Judges: Adalaide Byrd, Patricia Morse Jarman, Junichiro Kamijo, Mark Smith, Glenn Trowbridge COMMISSION MEMBERS: Chairman: Bill D. Brady Judges: Tony Weeks Visiting Judges: Cecil Peoples, Marcos Rosales Francisco V. Aguilar Timekeepers: James Cavin, Ernie Jauregui Skip Avansino, Jr. T. J. Day Ringside Doctors: Al Capanna, Anthony Ruggeroli, James Game, David Watson Pat Lundvall Ring Announcer: Bruce Buffer EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Keith Kizer Promoter: Zuffa, LLC dba Ultimate Fighting Championships® Matchmaker: Dana White Contestants Results Federal ID Rds Date of Weight Remarks Number Birth CAIN R. VELASQUEZ Velasquez won by unanimous decision. 103-453 5 07/28/82 240 Suspend Velasquez until 02/13/13 Morgan Hill, CA No contact until 01/29/13 Velasquez – Almeida ----- vs. ----- Suspend Dos Santos Almeida until 02/13/13 50-45; 50-43; 50-44 No contact until 01/29/13 Rosales, Trowbridge, Weeks JUNIOR DOS SANTOS ALMEIDA 102-220 01/30/84 239 Salvador, Bahia, Brazil **Velasquez wins UFC Heavyweight title Referee: Herb Dean JOSEPH E. LAUZON, JR. Miller won by unanimous decision. 101-178 3 05/22/84 156 Suspend Lauzon until 02/28/13 Bridgewater, MA No contact until 02/13/13 – Multiple deep facial Lauzon – Miller ----- vs. ----- and forehead lacerations 28-29; 28-29; 28-29 JAMES ANDREW MILLER 103-443 08/30/83 156 Referee: Yves Lavigne Lafayette, NJ Byrd, Morse Jarman, Kamijo CONSTANTINOS PHILIPPOU Philippou won by TKO 2:11 of the 3rd 103-590 3 11/29/79 186 Boetsch must have nasal fractures cleared by Bayside, NY ENT Dr or no contest until 06/28/13; minimum round. ----- vs. ----- suspension no contest until 02/13/13, no contact TIMOTHY ALEXANDER BOETSCH 105-206 01/28/81 186 until 01/29/13 Referee: Kim Winslow Sunbury, PA Belcher must have right mandible x-rayed, if JOHN ALAN BELCHER Okami won by unanimous decision. 101-464 3 04/24/84 186 positive then must be cleared by Oral, Maxilla Biloxi, MS Facial Dr; also must have a MRI or x-rays of right Belcher – Okami ----- vs. ----- knee if positive then clearance from an orthopedic 27-30; 27-30; 28-29 Dr. or no contest until 06/28/13; minimum no YUSHIN OKAMI Kamijo, Weeks, Rosales contact until 02/28/13 103-768 07/21/81 184 Suspend Okami until 01/13/13 Shinjuku, Tokyo, Japan No contact until 01/09/13 Referee: Chris Tognoni DEREK T. BRUNSON Brunson won by unanimous decision. 113-574 3 01/04/84 185 Wilmington, NC Brunson – Leben ----- vs. ----- 29-28; 29-28; 29-28 CHRIS CYRUS LEBEN 110-061 07/21/80 185 Referee: Herb Dean Honolulu, HI Byrd, Morse Jarman, Peoples Contestants Results Federal ID Rds Date of Weight Remarks Number Birth EDWARD ALAN WINELAND, JR. Wineland won by split decision. 106-233 3 06/26/84 135 Suspend Wineland until 01/29/13 Westville, IN No contact until 01/20/13 - lacerations Wineland – Pickett ----- vs. ----- Suspend Pickett until 01/20/13 28-29; 30-27; 30-27 BRADLEY SIDNEY CHARLES PICKETT 112-435 09/24/78 136 No contact until 01/13/13 Referee: Yves Lavigne Coconut Creek, FL Smith, Trowbridge, Weeks BYRON PENDLETON BLOODWORTH Perez won by TKO 3:50 of the 1st 102-075 3 08/16/83 136 Suspend Bloodworth until 02/28/13 Marietta, GA No contact until 02/13/13 – scalp laceration round. ----- vs. ----- ERIK GREGORIO PEREZ 106-590 11/19/89 136 Referee: Kim Winslow Edgewood, NM JAMES CHRISTOPHER VARNER Varner won by split decision. 104-331 3 10/12/84 155 Suspend Varner until 02/28/13 Phoenix, AZ No contact until 02/13/13 Varner – Guillard ----- vs. ----- Suspend Guillard until 02/13/13 27-30; 30-27; 30-27 MELVIN PAUL GUILLARD 108-568 03/30/83 155 No contact until 01/29/13 – right shin laceration Referee: Chris Tognoni Deerfield Beach, FL Byrd, Smith, Peoples MYLES MADISON JURY Jury won by unanimous decision. 112-744 3 10/31/88 155 Johnson must have left hand cleared by a Dr or San Diego, CA no contest until 06/28/13; minimum suspension Jury – Johnson ----- vs. ----- no contest until 01/20/13, no contact until 30-27; 30-27; 30-27 MICHAEL JULIAN JOHNSON 100-045 06/04/86 154 01/13/13– right ear laceration Referee: Herb Dean Deerfield Beach, FL Morse Jarman, Trowbridge, Rosales Duffee must have a MRI of left knee, if positive TODD DUFFEE Duffee won by TKO 2:04 of the 1st 110-064 3 12/06/85 249 then orthopedic Dr clearance or no contest until Fresno, CA 06/28/13, minimum suspension no contest until round. ----- vs. ----- 02/28/13, no contact until 02/13/13 – right forehead laceration PHILIP DE FRIES Suspend De Fries until 01/20/13 125-271 04/21/86 245 No contact until 01/13/13 San Diego, CA Referee: Yves Lavigne JEROME MAX KELII HOLLOWAY Holloway won by split decision. 126-334 3 12/04/91 145 Suspend Garcia until 01/20/13 Waianae, HI No contact until 01/13/13 Holloway – Garcia ----- vs. ----- 28-29; 29-28; 29-28 LEONARD GARCIA 104-328 07/14/79 146 Referee: Kim Winslow Edgewood, NM Smith, Rosales, Peoples JOHN ANTHONY MORAGA Moraga won by tap out 1:11 of the 113-324 3 03/20/84 126 Phoenix, AZ rd 3 round – guillotine choke. ----- vs. ----- CHRISTOPHER VINCENT CARIASCO 109-672 05/27/81 125 Referee: Chris Tognoni Oakland, CA PAGE TWO 12-29-12 MIXED MARTIAL ARTS RESULTS .
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