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Match Results Date: 10/10/2006 Venue/Location: Hard Rock Café -- Hollywood, FL Promoter: Zuffa, LLC (DBA- UFC) Commissioners Judge: Tim Vannatta Referee: Jorge Alonso Physician: Dr. Allan Fields Mr. Eduardo Lacasa, Chairman Judge: Michael Pernick Referee: Troy Waugh Physician: Dr. Robert Boltuch Mr. Don Bowen, Vice Chairman Judge: Peter Trematerra Referee: John McCarthy Knockdown Timekeeper: Ms. Barbara Auger Judge: Mike Ross Referee: Alternate Referee Mr. Ramiro Ortiz Judge: Jeff Mullin Referee: Commissioners Present: Dr. Donald Perry, M.D. Judge: Referee: Judge: Referee: Referee: Exec. Director: Thomas Molloy Timekeeper(s): Carmine Chierichella Event Type: MIXED MARTIAL ARTS Participants Federal IDHometown Weight DOB Sch RdsResults Officials Suspensions and Remarks Referee: Jorge Alonso; Marcus Davis Bangor, ME 170 lbs 8/24/1973 W-Tapout Rd1@4:58 Judges: Tim Vannatta; 3 1 Michael Pernick; Peter Forrest Petz Cleveland, OH 169.5 lbs 9/22/1975 Trematerra Referee: Troy Waugh; John Alessio Vancover, BC 169.5 lbs 7/5/1979 3 Judges: Tim Vannatta; 2 W- Un Dec Michael Pernick; Mike Ross Thiago Alves Coconut Creek, FL 171 lbs 10/3/1983 Referee: John McCarthy; Rory Singer Athens, GA 185.5 lbs 5/28/1976 W-Un Dec 3 3 Judges: Peter Trematerra; Jeff Mullin; Mike Ross Josh Haynes Portland, OR 184.5 lbs 7/30/1977 Referee: Jorge Alonso; Dustin Hazelett Cincinnatti, OH 167.5 lbs 4/29/1986 Judges: Peter Trematerra; 3 4 W Tapout Rd 1@ 3:59 Michael Pernick; Tim Tony DeSouza Las Vegas, NV 171 lbs 7/26/1974 Vannatta Referee: Troy Waugh; Crafton Wallace Naples, FL 185.5 lbs 4/15/1972 3 Judges: Mike Ross; Michael 5 W Tapout Rd 2@ 1:14 Pernick; Peter Trematerra Nathan Marquardt Denver, CO 184.5 lbs 4/20/1979 Referee: John McCarthy; Seth Petruzelli Orlando, FL 203.5 lbs 12/3/1979 3 Judges: Mike Ross; Jeff 6 W- Un Dec Mullin; Tim Vannatta 30 Day suspension-Rt eye laceration Matt Hamill Cincinnatti, OH 205 lbs 10/5/1976 Referee: Jorge Alonso; Jason McDonald Edmonton, Algeria 185 lbs 6/3/1975 W- Tapout Rd 1@2:43 7 3 Judges: Michael Pernick; Tim Vannatta; Mike Ross Ed Herman Portland, OR 186 lbs 10/2/1980 Referee: Troy Waugh; Chris Price Indianapolis, IN 186 lbs 11/9/1982 3 Judges: Tim Vannatta; Mike 8 W Tapout Rd1@ 3:51 Ross; Jeff Mullin Kendall Grove Maui, HI 184.5 lbs 11/12/1982 Referee: John McCarthy; 60 Day suspension Ken Shamrock Macon, GA 204.5 lbs 2/11/1964 3 Judges: Michael Pernick; 9 W- KO Rd 1@ 2:23 Peter Trematerra; Jeff Mullin Jacob Ortiz Huntington Beach,CA 203.5 lbs 1/23/1975 10 3.

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