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Nevada Athletic Commission STATE OF NEVADA MIXED MARTIAL ARTS SHOW RESULTS DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY DATE: DECEMBER 15, 2012 LOCATION: HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASINO ATHLETIC COMMISSION Referee: Steve Mazzagatti, Chris Tognoni, Kim Winslow Visiting Referee: Herb Dean Telephone (702) 486-2575 Fax (702) 486-2577 Judges: Adalaide Byrd, Patricia Morse Jarman, Junichiro Kamijo, Mark Smith, Glenn Trowbridge, COMMISSION MEMBERS: Judges: Tony Weeks Visiting Judges: Douglas Crosby, Roy Silbert Chairman: Bill D. Brady Timekeepers: Steve Esposito, Toby Murray Francisco V. Aguilar Skip Avansino, Jr. Ringside Doctors: Anthony Ruggeroli, Jay Coates, William Berliner, Vicki Mazzorana T. J. Day Ring Announcer: Bruce Buffer Pat Lundvall Promoter: Zuffa, LLC dba Ultimate Fighting Championships® EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Keith Kizer Matchmaker: Dana White Contestants Results Federal ID Rds Date of Birth Weight Remarks Number st MATTHEW STEVEN MITRIONE Nelson won by TKO 2:58 of the 1 109-042 5 07/15/78 257 Suspend Mitrione until 01/30/13 Deerfield Beach, FL No contact until 01/15/13 round. ----- vs. ----- 106-885 06/20/76 252 ROY NELSON Referee: Herb Dean Las Vegas, NV MICHAEL RICCI Smith won by unanimous decision. 114-508 3 03/18/86 171 Montreal, Quebec, Canada Ricci- Smith ----- vs. ----- 27-30; 26-30; 27-30 COLTON THOMAS SMITH Weeks, Crosby, Silbert 126-490 08/14/87 170 Killeen, TX **Smith is The Ultimate Fighter® Season 16 Referee: Steve Mazzagatti Welterweight winner nd SHANE DEL ROSARIO Barry won by TKO 0:26 of the 2 116-296 3 09/23/83 244 Suspend Del Rosario until 01/30/13 Laguna Niguel, CA No contact until 01/15/13 round. ----- vs. ----- Barry must have right foot x-rayed if positive 103-755 07/07/79 238 then orthopedic clearance or no contest until PATRICK JOSEPH BARRY 06/15/13 Maple Grove, MN Referee: Kim Winslow JONATHAN BROOKINS Poirier won by tap out 4:15 of the 1st 107-082 3 08/13/85 146 Orlando, FL round – guillotine choke. ----- vs. ----- 100-162 01/19/89 146 DUSTIN POIRIER Referee: Herb Dean Carencro, LA JAMES PATRICK HEAD Pyle won by TKO 1:55 of the 1st round. 101-631 3 02/09/84 171 Suspend Head until 01/30/13 Edmond, OK No contact until 01/15/13 – right upper eyelid ----- vs. ----- laceration 101-840 09/18/75 171 MIKE WAYNE PYLE Referee: Steve Mazzagatti Las Vegas, NV Contestants Results Federal ID Rds Date of Birth Weight Remarks Number nd MARCOS VINICIUS PANCINI Bedford won by TKO 1:00 of the 2 125-548 3 12/05/79 136 Pancini must clear right infraorbital rim Coloubo, Parana, Brazil fracture, anterior right maxillary sinus and round. ----- vs. ----- nasal fractures with ENT or Maxillo Facial surgeon or no contest until 06/15/13; minimum suspension no contest until JOHN CHARLES BEDFORD 102-459 01/06/83 136 02/14/13, no contact until 01/30/13 Fort Worth, TX Referee: Kim Winslow st RUSTAM KHABILOV Khabilov won by TKO 2:15 of the 1 128-048 3 11/04/86 155 Pichel must have left foot cleared by Albuquerque, NM orthopedic Dr or no contest until 06/15/13; round. ----- vs. ----- minimum suspension no contest until 119-635 11/23/82 156 02/14/13, no contact until 01/30/13 VINCENT ALAN PICHEL Sherman Oaks, CA Referee: Chris Tognoni NICHOLAS ROBERT CATONE Waldburger won by choke out 1:04 of 102-658 3 09/01/81 171 Suspend Catone until 01/15/13 Brick, NJ nd No contest until 01/06/13 the 2 round – triangle choke. ----- vs. ----- ANTHONY EVERRETT WALDBURGER 105-114 04/25/88 170 Referee: Herb Dean Belton, TX HUGO VIANA de SOUZA Viana de Souza won by TKO 4:05 of 128-546 3 09/26/82 135 Suspend Duran until 01/30/13 Salvador, Bahia, Brazil st No contact until 01/15/13 the 1 round. ----- vs. ----- 109-443 07/02/83 136 REUBEN MARIO DURAN Referee: Steve Mazzagatti San Diego, CA rd JOHN COFER Rio won by tap out 4:11 of the 3 round 123-417 3 04/29/84 156 Cofer must have right shoulder x-rayed or Hull, GA cleared by orthopedic Dr or no contest until – arm bar. ----- vs. ----- 06/15/13 117-028 07/06/81 156 MICHAEL RIO Referee: Kim Winslow Miami, FL TIMOTHY SAMUEL ELLIOTT Elliott won by unanimous decision. 107-732 3 12/24/86 126 Suspend Papazian until 01/30/13 Lees Summit, MD No contact until 01/15/13 – laceration above Elliot – Papazian ----- vs. ----- left eye 30-25; 30-26; 30-25 103-895 02/01/88 126 JARED PAUL PAPAZIAN Referee: Chris Tognoni West Hills, CA Kamijo, Trowbridge, Silbert PAGE TWO 12/15/12 HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASINO MIXED MARTIAL ARTS RESULTS .
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