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Event Results.Xlsx MIXED MARTIAL ARTS EVENT RESULTS Indiana Gaming Commission DATE OFFICIALS COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVES Attn: Athletic Division Friday, March 14, 2014 OfficialName Bouts Worked Commissioner: 101 West Washington Street VENUE Referee: Gary Copeland 1, 4, 5, 10 Commissioner: East Tower, Suite 1600 Horseshoe Casino Referee: Rob Hinds 3, 7, 9, 11 Commissioner: Indianapolis, Indiana 46204 Hammond, IN Referee: Rob Madrigal 2, 6, 8 Chief Commission Representative: Andy Means Office: (317) 234-7164 START TIME Judge:Kelvin Caldwell 1, 2, 5, 7, 9, 10, 11 Assistant Commission Representative: Joanna Holland Email: [email protected] 5:45 PM (central) Judge:Carsyn Gaines 2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 11 Inspector: Winston Matthews PROMOTER & MATCHMAKER Judge:David Hinkel 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10 Inspector: Jason Hermann Promoter Name: Bellator Sport Worldwide Judge:Jay Hunsucker 1, 4, 6, 7, 9, 11 Inspector: Michelle Drake Matchmaker Name: Sam Caplan Judge:Otto Torriero 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10 Inspector: Matt Trebes PHYSICIAN AMBULANCE ANNOUNCER Judge: Inspector: Dr. Emilio VazquezHammond Fire Department Michael Williams Timekeeper:Nate Bickel all Inspector: ADDITIONAL EVENT PHYSICIANS Timekeeper:Cheryl McCoy all Inspector: Dr. Jason Medler, Dr. Olivia Cronin Timekeeper: Inspector: Number of Official Sanctioned National ID Bout # Name of Mixed Martial Artist Date of Birth Age Hometown Bout Result Medical & Non-Medical Suspensions Rounds Weight Record Number PRO BOUTS Red Corner Daniel James 32 Chicago, IL 265 1-0-0 134-365 WON 13 Round #2 Submission: Strikes 4:30 Blue Corner Erick Correa 33 Chicago, IL 263.5 4-1-0 130-872 LOST 30 DAY MEDICAL SUSPENSION Red Corner Jason Guida 36 Palatine, IL 213.5 4-9-0 106-889 LOST 23 KC 30-26, CG 30-27, DH 30-27 Blue Corner Anthony Gomez 32 Chicago, IL 214 4-1-0 115-617 WON Red Corner Derek Loffer 26 Cedar Rapids, IA 169 7-2-0 134-853 WON 33 CG 30-27, DH 30-27, OT 30-27 Blue Corner Bobby Reardanz 29 Kankakee, IL 160 7-12-0 107-762 LOST INDEFINITE MEDICAL SUSPENSION Red Corner Darrion Caldwell 26 Gilbert, AZ 145.7 4-0-0 129-929 WON 43 Round #1 Submission: Guillotine Choke 0:50 Blue Corner Lance Surma 26 Munster, IN 146 3-1-0 123-177 LOST Red Corner AJ Matthews 26 Carlsbad, CA 170.5 3-4-0 121-597 LOST 53 KC 29-28, DH 29-28, OT 29-28 Blue Corner Belal Muhammad 25 Chicago, IL 170.7 5-0-0 129-355 WON Red Corner Paul Bradley 30 San Diego, CA 170.8 14-6-0 101-784 LOST 14 DAY MEDICAL SUSPENSION 63 CG 30-27, JH 30-27, OT 30-27 Blue Corner Nate Coy 35 Pompano Beach, FL 170.5 10-4-0 105-595 WON 14 DAY MEDICAL SUSPENSION Red Corner Adam McDonough 28 Maple Lake, MN 170.5 8-0-0 117-390 WON 73 KC 29-28, DH 29-28, JH 29-28 Blue Corner Jesse Juarez 32 Lakewood, CA 170.7 11-4-0 103-888 LOST Red Corner Sam Oropeza 28 Swarthmore, PA 170.2 9-2-0 102-967 WON 83 Round #1 KO 3:07 Blue Corner Cristiano Souza 31 Deerfield Beach, FL 170.8 7-1-0 111-503 LOST 60 DAY MEDICAL SUSPENSION Red Corner Nah-Shon Burrell 24 Philadelphia, PA 171 10-4-0, 1 NC 110-770 LOST 60 DAY MEDICAL SUSPENSION 93 Round #1 TKO 0:41 Blue Corner Andrey Koreshkov 23 Huntington Beach, CA 170.7 6-1-0 129-496 WON Red Corner Pat Curran 26 Island Lake, IL 144.7 14-4-0 100-418 WON 10 5 Round #5 Submission: Rear Naked Choke 4:46 Blue Corner Daniel Straus 29 Lauderdale Lakes, FL 145 19-3-0, 1 NC 100-799 LOST Red Corner Diego Marlon 28 Curitiba, Brazil 136.6 1-0-0 137-853 WON 11 3 Round #2 Submission: Triangle Choke 3:10 Blue Corner Lloyd Carter 28 Gary, IN 135.7 4-4-0 112-887 LOST.
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