Results: Essex County College / Karriem Abdallah Productions

February 8th, 2009 · No Comments

NJSACB Official Weights, Results, Suspensions and Staff

Professional Mixed Martial Arts
February 7, 2009
Karriem Abdallah Productions
Essex County College
Newark, NJ

Referees Dan Miragliotta and Kevin Mulhall

Judges Carlos Rodriguez, Jeff Blatnick and Cardo Urso

Timekeeper Fred Blumstein

Ringside Physicians Dr. Sherry Wulkan and Dr. Michael Kelly

Inspectors
Kerri Kaminski
Todd Manfredi
John Viggiano
Tony Tamburrino

Jorge’Macaco’Patino vs Beau Baker
REF KEVIN MULHALL
Patino 169.4
Baker 167.6
Patino win via unanimous decision three rounds, Judges Blatnick and Rodriguez 30-27 and Urso 29-28

Flavio Roberto Alvaro vs William Hill
REF DAN MIRAGLIOTTA
Alvaro 169.6
Hill 173.4
Alvaro via KO punch at 0:43 of round two
Hill suspended 30 days

Anthony Montanaro vs. Marcos Rodrigues
REF KEVIN MULHALL
Montanaro 157.6
Rodrigues 157.2
Rodriguez via unanimous decision three rounds, all three judges 29-28

Valter Roberto De Menezes vs Lamont Lister
REF KEVIN MULHALL
DeMenezes 183.2
Lister 185
DeMenezes win via split decision three rounds, Judges Blatnick and Urso 29-28, Judge Rodriguez 28-29

Plinio Cruz vs Jay Silva Domingos
REF DAN MIRAGLIOTTA
Cruz 184.8
Silva 183
Cruz win split decision three rounds, Judge Rodriguez 30-27, Blatnick 29-28 and Urso 28-29
Cruz needs neurological exam and has 30 day suspension

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