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State of Nevada STATE OF NEVADA MIXED MARTIAL ARTS SHOW RESULTS DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY DATE: March 24, 2007 LOCATION: Hard Rock Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas ATHLETIC COMMISSION Referee: Steve Mazzagatti Visiting Referees: Herb Dean, John McCarthy, Josh Rosenthal Telephone (702) 486-2575 Fax (702) 486-2577 Judges: Adalaide Byrd, Patricia Morse Jarman, Al Lefkowitz, Glenn Trowbridge, Tony Weeks COMMISSION MEMBERS: Visiting Judges: Abe Belardo, Sal D’Amato, Dave Hagen, Nelson Hamilton, Cecil Peoples Chairman: Dr. Tony Alamo Timekeepers: Mike LaCella, Toby Murray Skip Avansino, Jr. John R. Bailey Ringside Doctors: William Berliner, David Watson, Jeff Davidson, James Dettling Joe W. Brown Ring Announcer: Joe Martinez T. J. Day Promoter: WEC Productions, LLC Matchmaker: Dana White EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Keith Kizer Contestants Results Rds Date of Birth Weight Remarks CARLOS JOSEPH CONDIT Condit won by tap out 4:59 of the 2nd 5 04/26/84 170 Albuquerque, NM round – rear naked choke. ----- vs ----- **Condit wins vacant WEC Welterweight JOHN PAUL ALESSIO title 07/05/79 170 Referee: John McCarthy Henderson, NV DOMINICK ROJELIO CRUZ Faber won by tap out 1:38 of the 1st 5 03/09/85 144 Tucson, AZ round – guillotine choke. ----- vs ----- URIJAH CHRISTOPHER FABER **Faber retains WEC Featherweight title 05/14/79 144 Referee: Herb Dean Sacramento, CA CHASE MICHALE BEEBE Beebe won by unanimous decision. 5 03/29/85 134 Beebe must have left hand cleared by an orthopedic Dr Western Springs, IL Beebe – Wineland or no contest until 09/21/07 Suspend Wineland until 05/24/07 ----- vs ----- 48-46; 48-46; 48-47 EDWARD ALAN WINELAND No contact until 05/0907 – ear & facial lacerations Hamilton, Byrd, Trowbridge 06/26/84 135 Referee: Steve Mazzagatti Westville, IN **Beebe wins WEC Bantamweight title ERIK WALKER APPLE Larson won by tap out 3:34 of the 1st 3 08/26/77 170 Laguna Nigel, CA round – kimura. ----- vs ----- BROCK ONVILLE LARSON 08/23/77 171 Referee: John McCarthy Brainard, MN DAVID LEE TERREL Terrel won by TKO 1:46 of the 2nd round. 3 10/05/78 169 Suspend Ghosn until 05/09/07 Las Vegas, NV No contact until 04/24/07 ----- vs ----- KHALIL “TIKI” GHOSN 02/09/74 170 Referee: Herb Dean Huntington Beach, CA Contestants Results Rds Date of Birth Weight Remarks KEVIN ”CUB” LUKE SWANSON Swanson won by tap out 3:17 of the 1st 3 11/02/83 144 Tustin, CA round – guillotine choke. ----- vs ----- THOMAS WILLIAM LEE 01/20/77 145 Referee: Steve Mazzagatti Orlando Park, IL CARLOS ENRIQUE VALENCIA Valencia won by TKO 3:12 of the 1st 3 10/31/74 135 Suspend Banuelos until 05/09/07 Ontario, CA round. No contact until 04/24/07 ----- vs ----- JUAN ANTONIO BANUELOS 09/23/79 135 Referee: Josh Rosenthal San Luis Obispo, CA ALEX S SERDYUKOV Serdyukov won by tap out 0:57 of the 2nd 3 05/24/80 169 Suspend Serdyukov until 04/24/07 San Francisco, CA round – guillotine choke. No contact until 04/15/07 – right eyebrow laceration ----- vs ----- SCOTT EDWARD NORTON 03/15/73 170 Referee: John McCarthy Benton, WA JESSE MORENG Miller won by tap out 3:29 of the 3rd 3 09/11/79 144 Phoenix, AZ round – triangle choke. ----- vs ----- MICAH THOMAS MILLER 02/14/87 146 Referee: Herb Dean Athens, GA STEVEN FRANCIS CANTWELL Stann won by TKO 0:41 of the 1st round. 3 08/12/86 205 Suspend Cantwell until 04/24/07 Pahrump, NV No contact until 04/15/07 ----- vs ----- BRIAN MICHAEL STANN 09/24/80 203 Referee: Josh Rosenthal Jacksonville, NC PAGE TWO MARCH 24, 2007 MIXED MARTIAL ARTS RESULTS .
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