Results: World Cagefighting Alliance

February 8th, 2009 · No Comments

NJSACB Official Weights, Results, Suspensions and Staff

Professional Mixed Martial Arts
February 6, 2009
Boardwalk Hall Ballroom, Atlantic City
World Cagefighting Alliance

Ringside Physicians Dr. Michael Kelly, Dr. Ed Eaton and Dr. Steven Oxler

Referees Dan Miragliotta and Kevin Mulhall

Judges Carlos Rodriguez, William Mason and Ray Martin

Timekeeper Art Spell

Inspectors-Cardo Urso, Gary Gudzak, Tony Tamburrino, Kerri Kaminski, Jim O’Connor, Todd Manfredi, John Viggiano, Dominic Urso, Ernie Suarez and Paul Hafner

156 Chris Liguori vs. 155.6 Marcus Aurelio
Aurelio via KO punch at 0:23 of round two
Referee Dan Miragliotta

170.8 Paul Bradley vs. 170.8 Nathan Coy
Bradley win split decision three rounds, Judges Rodriguez and Martin 30-27, Mason 28-29
Referee Kevin Mulhall

170.4 Tom Gallichio vs. 170 Rich Ashkar
Ashkar win via TKO ref stoppage due to strikes at 1:57 of round three
Referee Dan Miragliotta

156.8 Matt Lee vs. 155.4 Dave Jansen
Referee Kevin Mulhall
Jansen win via head and arm choke at 3:00 of round one

145.4 Steve D’Angelis vs. 145.6 Felipe Arantes
D’Angelis win via unanmimous decision three rounds, all three 30-27
Referee Dan Miragliotta

145.6 Kevin Roddy vs. 145 Anthony Morrison
Morrison via unanimous decision three rounds, all three 30-27
Referee Dan Miragliotta

145.2 Joey Camacho vs. 146 Lester Caslow
Caslow via TKO referee stoppage due to strikes at 0:51 of round two
Referee Kevin Mulhall

146 Anthony Leone vs. 145.2 Pat White
Referee Kevin Mulhall
Leone via rear naked choke at 4:36 of round one

169.8 Ryan Smith vs. 170.4 Phillip Wyman
Wyman via triangle at 2:17 of round one
Referee Kevin Mulhall

155.2 Ken Foster vs. 155.6 Mark Getto
Referee Kevin Mulhall
Foster unanimous decision three rounds, all 3 judges 30-27

155.2 Daniel Tavares vs. 155.4 Brian Danner
Danner via KO punch at 1:48 of round one
Referee Kevin Mulhall

174.4 Brian DeMuro vs. 175.2 Eric Henry
Referee Dan Miragliotta
Henry via unanimous decision three rounds, all three 30-27

169.4 Al Buck vs. 173 George Sullivan
Sullivan via TKO referee stoppage due to strikes at 3:58 of round one
Buck suspended indefinite pending orthpedist exam of left foot
Referee Dan Miragliotta

170.4 Mike Medrano vs. 171.2 Doug Gordon
Referee Dan Miragliotta
Gordon win via unanimous decision three rounds, all three 30-27

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Off The Cuff... Edgar VS. Alvarez!

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