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UFC 111: MARCH 27, 2010
venue: Prudential Center in Newark, New Jersey
Main Bouts (On Pay-Per-View):
-Georges St-Pierre (19-2; #1 Welterweight) vs. Dan Hardy (23-6; #7 Welterweight)
-Frank Mir (13-4; #3 Heavyweight) vs. Shane Carwin (11-0; #8 Heavyweight)
-Kurt Pellegrino (14-4) vs. Fabricio Camoes (10-4-1)
-Jon Fitch (21-3; #2 Welterweight) vs. Ben Saunders (8-1-2)
-Jim Miller (16-2) vs. Mark Bocek (8-2)
Preliminary Bouts (On Spike TV):
-Nate Diaz (11-5) vs. Rory Markham (16-5)
-Ricardo Almeida (11-3) vs. Matt Brown (11-7)
Preliminary Bouts (Non-Televised):
-Jared Hamman (11-2) vs. Rodney Wallace (9-1)
-Tomasz Drwal (17-2-1) vs. Rousimar Palhares (10-2)
-Greg Soto (7-0) vs. Matt Riddle (3-1)
I though t complete was gonna do a 'round by round' here tonight. I'm so dissappointed. Me & my students are competing in the AAU NJ State Karate Championships tomorrow. I'm always a little nervous the night before, even though I don't fight anymore (too old - 61 yrs. old). I am competing in kata (forms) & kobudo (weapons) though. I was looking for a diversion before turning in.
Round 1
Soto and Riddle trade low kicks. Riddle lands a nice combination and Soto shoots a single. Riddle limp legs out and regains his feet. Riddle clinching along the cage and kneeing to the body. Soto tries to punch his way out. Riddle goes back to the body with another hard knee before opening up with a wild flurry of wide punches. Soto pushes forward for a takedown, but Riddle clinches again and knees to the body and the thighs. Riddle hits a double-leg slam and rides out the frame.
Round 2
Soto lands a pair of lefts, Riddle answers with a kick to the body. Soto shoots but is stuffed again. Riddle clinches and knees to the body and legs again before hitting another takedown. Riddle sets up position and lands a few right elbows. Soto tries to elevate Riddle from butterfly guard, but the wrestler easily scrambles right back into his guard. Riddle passes to half and tries to get mount but Soto gets to his feet. Riddle lands a pair of hard knees to Soto's head. Riddle takes it back to the ground but Soto is right back up after Riddle tries to pass again. Riddle lands a hard right that puts Soto down for a second but he recovers quickly. The two fighters scramble to the bell.
Round 3
The fighters trade punches without much effect before Riddle hits another double. Riddle sets up in Soto's guard and postures up to strike. Soto lands a vicious illegal right upkick and referee Keith Peterson immediately intervenes. Riddle looks wobbly but wants to continue. The fight looks like it is about to be restarted but Riddle motions to his corner and the commission. It is determined he is not fit to continue and it seems his corner is telling him he got kicked. He doesn't appear to remember the incident. The fight is called and Matt Riddle is declared the winner by disqualification at 1:30 of the third round.
Round 1
Wallace fires off a pair of right hands before landing a single. Wallace in guard but Hamman scoots up to his feet but Wallace lands a flurry and plants him again. Hamman is back up but finds himself on the run as Wallace unloads a salvo of winging punches before sinking him to the mat again. Hamman gets back up again. Hamman huts Wallace with a right headkick that knocks him to the mat. Wallace is coherebt enough to get a takedown. Hamman works for an armbar but Wallace defends Wallace firing away again but is stopped dead with a left hand that puts him back on the canvas. Hamman pounds away with punches.
Round 2
Wallace lands a one-two and slams Hamman to the mat. Hamman gets up with an overhook and hits a nice throw to take top position. He passes Wallace's guard and punches before allowing him to escape after missing an armbar attempt. Wallace slams Hamman back to the mat but is swept. Wallace hooks up a loose triangle but Hamman postures and punishes Wallace with a big right hand. Hamman finishes out the round with solid ground and pound from the top.
Round 3
Wallace misses on a single and Hamman answers with a takesown of his own. Hamman lands some nice short elbow before Wallace shrimps up the cage. He lands a good left and slams Hamman to the floor. Hamman wriggles free and gets a takedown in the ensuing scramble. Referee Kevin Mulhall stands the fighters up because of a lack of action. Wallace lands a right and a left and dlips throwing a kick and allows Hamman to take top. Wallace works his way free and goes for a kimura but Hamman escapes and gets the crucifix position and punches away to the final bell.
Hamman takes the unanimous decision with scores of 29-28 on all three cards.
Round 1
Drwal misses with front kick and slips. Palhares dives in and sits back for a leglock. He wrenches the heel hook on Drwal's left leg. Drwal screams and taps out at 45 seconds of the first round. Drwal limps out of the cage under his own power.
Round 1
Almeida gets a quick takedown and begins to work from the top in half guard. Brown is using a whizzer to stand, but Almeida trips him directly back to the floor. Almeida can’t hold Brown down; The Ohioan uses his back against the cage to stand. Almeida connects with a standing elbow from the clinch. Almeida drops down for a single and Brown stops it with an underhook. Referee Dan Miragliotta separates the fighters and restarts the action in the center of the Octagon. Almeida lands a right hand and goes directly to a single-leg takedown that fails. Almeida takes a step back and connects with two standing elbows before returning to the clinch. Almeida lands a left hook at the 10 second mark.
Round 2
Almeida catches a low kick and drags Brown to the floor. Brown scoots to the cage and stands by back-crawling against the fencing. Almeida trips Brown and lands in side control. Almeida lands an elbow and a right hand before Brown stands. Brown is now pressing Almeida against the fence. Brown scores with a left shoulder punch. Miragliotta warns the fighters for the lack of action. Moments later, he separates the fighters. Almeida catches a Brown low kick and hits him with a right hand and an elbow before taking the Gurgel student down. Almeida moves to Brown’s back. Brown is bleeding from the last elbow. Blood is pouring out of a cut above Brown’s left eye. Almeida secures a body triangle and works for a rear-naked choke. The hold is deep and Brown taps at 3:30 of round two.
Round 1
Markham lands a hard low kick and defends a Diaz single. Markham misses a head kick and eats a counter-left straight. Diaz connects with a front kick. Markham is throwing bombs and Diaz is counter punching effectively. A knee to the chin connects for Diaz and Markham folds. Diaz hops on his back and locks on a body triangle. Diaz flattens Markham out and tees off to the head with both hands. Markham covers and absorbs punishment. Referee Keith Peterson has seen enough; he steps in and saves the defenseless Markham at the 2:47 mark of round one.
Round 1
Bocek lands a nice counter right hand to get us started. Bocek drops levels for a single-leg takedown. Miller defends and locks up a standing guillotine. Miller secures the hold and drops down to guard. Bocek escapes and Miller immediately gets to his feet. The fighters trade knees to the body from the clinch. Bocek presses Miller against the fence in search of a takedown. Miller gets off the fence and lands a low kick before eating a hard right hand from Bocek. The Canadian gets a strong slam takedown and starts to work in Miller’s guard. Miller looks for an omoplata and a gogoplata. Bocek has none of it and moves to half guard. Miller attempts a kimura and he has it. Bocek looks like he wants to tap, but he holds on. Bocek escapes and gets to guard. A left elbow opens up a small cut in the middle of Bocek’s forehead.
Round 2
Bocek gets a double-leg takedown and moves to half guard. Bocek advances to side control, but he can’t keep the position. Miller lands a strong right hand with his back on the floor. Bocek is leaking blood on the canvas. Bocek sets up an arm triangle and Miller defends by getting full guard. Miller looks for a heel hook and a kneebar. Bocek rolls out of danger and takes the mount shortly after. Bocek moves to Miller’s back. Bocek locks on a body triangle and Miller’s right arm is trapped. Bocek controls the left wrist of Miller and looks for a rear-naked choke. Miller defends beautifully in a desperate position. Bocek tries to turn Miller over on to his belly and ends up losing the position after Miller stands and slams him.