Results: Asylum Fight League

May 10th, 2009 · No Comments

NJSACB REGULATED AMATEUR MMA, USKBA SANCTIONED
PROMOTER CARL MASCARENHAS, ASYLUM FIGHT LEAGUE
SHADY KATIE’S, SOMERDALE

REFEREES Keith Peterson and Donnie Carolei
JUDGES Henry Krawiec, Tom Velasquez and Robert Tanco
INSPECTORS Rick Farmer, Tom Olson, Dave Braslow and Vic De Wysocki
TIMEKEEPER Julius Proenza
SCOREKEEPER Ellen Rubin
RINGSIDE PHYSICIAN Dr. Sherry Wulkan
USKBA President Paul Rosner

146.75 Brandon Rook vs. 149 Randy Dunn
Ref Carolei
Dunn via arm triangle at 2:49 of round one

179 Bob Meyer vs. 173 Jesse Hardy
Ref Carolei
Meyer via rear naked choke at 0:42 of round one

154.5 Mike Clayton vs. 152 Jason. Mitchiner
Ref Peterson
Clayton via rear naked choke at 1:26 of round one

174 Justin Incera vs. 174 Adam Rosello
Ref Peterson
Rosello win unanimous decision three rounds, all three judges 29-28

159.75 Ryan Vernay vs. 155.5 Seth Cuevas
Ref Peterson
Cuevas via guillotine choke at 1:03 of round two

172 Chris Gramaglia vs. 173.25 Jose Que
Ref Peterson
Que via armbar at 2:25 of round two

159.75 Tom English vs. 158 Juan Roman
Ref Carolei
English via unanimous decision three rounds, all three judges 30-27

192 Patrick Enright vs. 195 Allen Homan
Ref Carolei
Enright via rear naked choke at 1:44 of round two

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Off The Cuff... Edgar VS. Alvarez!

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