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9 7 4 8 5 1 Match Results 2 3 6 10 Match Results Date: 1/18/2014 Venue/Location: Hard Rock -- Holywood FL Promoter: WSOF Commissioners Judge: Hector Gomez Referee: Troy Waugh Physician: Dr. Jerome Obed Commissioners Judge: Eliseo Rodriguez Referee: Jorge Ortiz Physician: Dr. Stanley Simpson Dr. Mark Williams, Chairman Judge: Richard Bertrand Referee: Knockdown Timekeeper: Dr. Wayne Kearney Judge: Tim Vannatta Referee: Alternate Referee Mr. Antonius DeSisto Judge: Referee: Commissioners Present: Mr. Marco Lopez Judge: Referee: Mr. Tirso Martinez Judge: Referee: Referee: Executive Director: Cynthia Hefren Asst. Executive Director: Frank Gentile Timekeeper(s): Lisa Rossi Event Type: MIXED MARTIAL ARTS Participants Federal ID Hometown Weight DOB Sch Rds Results Officials Suspensions and Remarks Tap out Heel Hook Referee: Jorge Ortiz; Anderson Melo FL-123-442 Miami, FL 171 lbs 9/11/1989 1:10 Rd 1 Judges: Richard Bertrand; 3 1 Eliseo Rodriguez; Hector Jose Caceres FL-116-291 Miami, FL 170.4 lbs 6/5/1987 Gomez Winner by split Referee Troy Waugh Freddy Assuncao WD-120-449 Dunw oody, GA 145.4 lbs 7/19/1982 decision Judges Elsio Rodriguez 3 2 Richard Bertran Hector Brenson Hansen NJ-132-172 Las-Vagas, Nevada 144.4 lbs 11/19/1989 Gomez Referee: Jorge Ortiz; Sidemar Honorio NJ-100-605 Rio-DE-Janeiro 126 lbs 5/5/1980 Judges: Hector Gomez; 3 3 Winner by unan. Eliseo Rodriguez; Tim Alexis Vila FL-111-185 Miami,FL 125.6 lbs 3/12/1971 decision Vannatta Referee: Troy Waugh; 45 day suspension hard fight Scott Barrett TB-100-647 Boca Raton, FL 261.6 lbs 1/12/1983 Judges: Eliseo Rodriguez; 3 4 Winner by unan. Richard Bertrand; Hector 45 day suspension hard fight Derrick Mehmen IL-103-543 Cedar Rapids, Iow a 246.2 lbs 5/30/1985 decision Gomez Winner by KO @2:23 Referee: Jorge Ortiz; Tyler Stinson KA-102-050 Denver, Colorado 170.4 lbs 1/17/1986 rd 3 Judges: Richard Bertrand; 3 5 Tim Vannatta; Eliseo 60 day Suspension due KO Valdir Araujo FL-104-979 Miami, FL 170.4 lbs 12/19/1981 Rodriguez Referee: Troy Waugh; Indef. Susp-must have neuro Jorge Patino TB-104-461 New ark, NJ 155 lbs 8/5/1973 Judges: Eliseo Rodriguez; clearance. Required 3 6 Winner by KO @4:20 Hector Gomez; Tim Luis Palomino MP-101-231 Miami, FL 155.6 lbs 10/9/1980 rd 2 Vannatta Winner by Unan. Referee: Jorge Ortiz; Cody Bollinger CA-122-416 Rancho, Calf 135.6 lbs 3/18/1981 Decision Judges: Richard Bertrand; 3 7 Tim Vannatta; Hector Tyson Nam WD-109-675 Portland, Oregon 135 lbs 10/6/1983 Gomez Referee: Jorge Ortiz; TITLE Alida Gray TB-122-345 El Paso, Texas 114.4 lbs 4/12/1977 Judges: Richard Bertrand; 5 8 Winner Arm Tim Vannatta; Eliseo Ist Female WSOF World Champion Jessica Aguilar FL-112-285 Coconut Creek, FL 114.8 lbs 10/5/1982 Triangle@2:45 Rodriguez Staw Wieght Division Referee: Troy Waugh; 60 day Suspension due KO Mike Kyle MO-108-239 San Jose, Calif 205.6 lbs 3/31/1980 Judges: Richard Bertrand; 3 9 Winner by KO @ Tim Vannatta; Hector Anthony Johnson NS- 103-419 Boca Raton, FL 204.8 lbs 3/6/1984 2:03 Rd 1 Gomez Referee: Troy Waugh; 30 Day Suspension Rich Patishnock Pa-116-258 Whippany, NJ 155.4 lbs 11/25/1987 Judges: Hector Gomez; 5 10 Winner by TKO @ Eliseo Rodriguez; Tim TITLE Justin Gaethje CS-109-375 Denver, Colorado 154.6 lbs 11/14/1988 1:09 Rd 1 Vannatta .
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