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Nevada Athletic Commission STATE OF NEVADA MIXED MARTIAL ARTS SHOW RESULTS DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY DATE: AUGUST 16, 2003 LOCATION: CITY CENTER PAVILION, RENO ATHLETIC COMMISSION Referee: Steve Mazzagatti Telephone (702) 486-2575 Fax (702) 486-2577 Visiting Referees: Herb Dean, Larry Landless, Cecil Peoples COMMISSION MEMBERS: Visiting Judges: Abe Belardo, Nelson Hamilton, Lester Griffin, Raul Porata, Jon Schorle Chairman: Dr. Luther Mack Timekeeper: Steve Menzel Dr. Tony Alamo Skip Avansino Ringside Doctors: Todd Chapman, Damon Zavala John R. Bailey Ring Announcer: Tyson Johnson Dr. Flip Homansky Promoter: King of the Cage, Inc. Matchmaker: Christopher Cordeiro EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Marc Ratner Contestants Results Rds Date of Birth Weight Remarks BENJI RUSSELL RADACH Radach won by TKO 1:31 of the 1st 3 04/05/79 189.5 Radach suspended until neurology evaluation on Castle Rock, WA round abnormal MRI and must have follow up MRI in August 2004 ----- vs ----- GUSTAVO MACHADO-DA SILVA Suspend Macahdo until 10/01/03 05/17/75 186 No contact until 09/16/03 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Referee: Herb Dean DENNIS LLOYD HALLMAN Fickett won by split decision 3 12/02/75 170 Hallman must have Orthopedic surgeon or Olympia, WA Hallman – Fickett Neurosurgeon clearance on lumbar spine injury ----- vs ----- 29-28; 28-29; 28-29 DREW ROBERT FICKETT Hamilton, Shorle, Porata 12/24/79 175 Referee: Larry Landless Tempe, AZ JAMES EDWARD FANSHIER Villasenor won by tap out 2:26 of the 2nd 3 11/30/71 183 Suspend Fanshier until10/01/03 El Dorado Hills, CA round – rear naked choke No contact until 09/16/03 Viilasenor suspended until neurology evaluation on ----- vs ----- JOEY SIMON VILLASENOR abnormal MRI and must have follow up MRI in August 10/17/75 189 2004 Farmington, NM Referee: Cecil Peoples SEAN ANDRE GRAY Santore won by TKO 0:54 of the 3rd 3 08/06/73 205.5 Santore must have an EKG and be cleared to fight Anniston, AL round again. Gray suspended until neurology evaluation on abnormal ----- vs ----- ARTHUR JOSEPH SANTORE-TOVAR MRI and must have follow up MRI in February 2004 10/26/72 198 Referee: Herb Dean Wildomar, CA ROCKNE CHARLES BATASTINI Coronado won by TKO 3:24 of the 1st 3 11/05/76 239 Suspend Batastini until 09/16/03 Sparks, NV round No contact until 09/07/03 ----- vs ----- JASON JOHN CORONADO 01/26/73 228 Referee: Steve Mazzagatti Citrus Heights, CA RICK LAYNE COLLUP Cantrell won by tap out 0:13 of the 2nd 3 06/21/66 257.5 Reno, NV round – Guillotine choke ----- vs ----- ANDY LEE “BO” CANTRELL 08/21/76 243 Referee: Cecil Peoples Antelope, CA Contestants Results Rds Date of Birth Weight Remarks PAUL W. PURCELL Short won by TKO 0:51 of the 1st round 3 02/21/80 169.5 Purcell must have possible c-spine injury and dislocated Spokane, WA left shoulder cleared w/Orthopedic specialist, minimum suspension no contest until 10/16/03, no contact until ----- vs ----- JACOB BRENT SHORT 10/01/03 08/20/80 169.5 Referee: Herb Dean Allen Park, MI Balkenbush won by tap out 1:01 of the 3 06/24/81 168.5 Renaud must have Orthopedic surgeon or CASEY McCREA BALKENBUSH st Reno, NV 1 round – arm bar Neurosurgeon clearance on lumbar spine injury ----- vs ----- STEVEN WAYNE RENAUD 09/09/70 169.5 Referee: Steve Mazzagatti Orangevale, CA KHOMKRIT NIIMI Niimi won by TKO 3:04 of the 2nd round 3 02/28/73 155.5 Suspend Mann until 09/16/03 Reno, NV No contact until 09/07/03 ----- vs ----- DANNY JAMES MANN 05/03/84 153 Referee: Larry Landless Essex, England PAGE TWO AUGUST 16, 2003 MIXED MARTIAL ARTS RESULTS .
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