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02-20-21 Ufc Apex STATE OF NEVADA MIXED MARTIAL ARTS SHOW RESULTS ATHLETIC COMMISSION DATE: February 20th, 2021 LOCATION: UFC APEX, Las Vegas Telephone (702) 486-2575 Fax (702) 486-2577 Referee: Mark Smith & Chris Tognoni Visiting Referees: Herb Dean & Jason Herzog Judges: Adalaide Byrd & Junichiro Kamijo COMMISSION MEMBERS: Chairman: Anthony A. Marnell, III Visiting Judges: Mike Bell, Eric Colon, Sal D’Amato, Dave Hagen, Chris Lee, Jerin Valel, Rick Winter Timekeepers: Jim Cavin & Ernie Jauregul Staci Alonso Christopher Ault Ringside Doctors: Brad Lee, Vicki Mazzorana, Zachary Skaggs, David Warson Stephen J. Cloobeck Ring Announcer: Joe Martinez Dallas Haun Promoter: Zuffa, LLC Matchmaker: Dana White EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Bob Bennett Contestants Results Federal ID Rds Weight Remarks Number CURTIS LIONELL BLAYDES Lewis won by KO 1:26 of the 2nd round 134-326 5 259.0 Denver, CO ----- vs. ----- DERRICK JAMES LEWIS 116-645 263.0 Referee: Herb Dean Cypress, TX KETLIN VIEIRA DA SILVA Kunitckaia won by unanimous decision 149-722 3 138.0 Rio de Janeiro, RJ, BRAZIL ----- vs. ----- VIEIRA – KUNITCKAIA IANA ‘YANA’ KUNITCKAIA 28-29; 28-29; 28-29 150-836 135.5 Referee: Jason Herzog Coral Springs, FL E. Colon, S. D’Amato, J. Kamijo CHARLES J ROSA Minner won by unanimous decision 129-462 3 146.0 Boca Raton, FL ----- vs. ----- ROSA – MINNER DARRICK JEFFREY MINNER 26-30; 27-29; 27-30 118-731 146.0 Referee: Mark Smith Papillion, NE M. Bell, C. Lee, R. Winter ALEKSEI OLENIK Daukaus won by TKO 1:55 of the 1st 104-455 3 240.0 Parkland, FL round ----- vs. ----- CHRISTOPHER P DAUKAUS 122-433 234.0 Referee: Herb Dean Philadelphia, PA PHILLIP NICHOLAS FITZGERALD Hawes won by majority decision 134-277 3 185.0 HAWES HAWES – IMAVOV Boynton Beach, FL ----- vs. ----- 29-28; 29-28; 28-28 185.0 M. Bell, C. Lee, J. Kamijo Referee: Chris Tognoni NASSOURDINE IMAVOV 163-829 Villejuif, FRANCE Contestants Results Federal ID Rds Weight Remarks Number ANDREI ARLOVSKI Aspinall won by submission 1:09 of the 106-300 3 249.5 Delray Beach, FL 2nd round – Rear naked choke ----- vs. ----- THOMAS PAUL ASPINALL 163-386 244.5 Referee: Mark Smith Manchester, ENGLAND JARED JON GORDON Gordon won by unanimous decision 103-103 3 150.0 Boynton Beach, FL ----- vs. ----- GORDON – CHAVEZ DANNY CHAVEZ 30-27; 29-28; 30-27 113-818 145.0 Referee: Herb Dean Miami, FL E. Colon, C. Lee, J. Kamijo EDWARD ALAN WINELAND Castaneda won by TKO 4:44 of the 1st 106-233 3 135.5 Westville, IN round ----- vs. ----- JOHN ANTHONY CASTANEDA 119-063 136.0 Referee: Jason Herzog Crystal, MN NATHAN WADE LANDWEHR Erosa won by TKO 0:56 of the 1st round 116-865 3 146.0 Clarksville, TN ----- vs. ----- JULIAN RICARDO EROSA 117-688 145.5 Referee: Mark Smith Las Vegas, NV SHOSHANA RENEE DOBSON O’Neill won by TKO 3:41 of the 2nd 142-321 3 126.0 Denver, CO round ----- vs. ----- CASEY C O’NEILL 164-065 125.5 Referee: Chris Tognoni Las Vegas, NV AIEMANN ZAHABI Zahabi won by KO 3:05 of the 1st round 147-583 3 136.0 Blainville, Quebec, CANADA ----- vs. ----- DRAKO J RODRIGUEZ 146-683 140.5 Referee: Mark Smith Sioux City, IA SERGEY ‘SERGHEI’ SPIVAC Spivac won by TKO 4:32 of the 2nd 160-315 3 245.0 Chisinau, NA, MOLDOVA round ----- vs. ----- JARED MICHAEL VANDERAA 137-171 265.0 Referee: Chris Tognoni Hemet, CA PAGE TWO FEBRUARY 20TH, 2021 MIXED MARTIAL ARTS RESULTS .
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