I no longer need to be 'here'. So I just left to try and backpack
around the world.
I put my stuff in storage, closed my businesses and paid my bills. I
don't know where I'm going, but I wanna see if there is somewhere out 'there' I belong. Somewhere I can be doing even more good than here.
I spent years traveling to fighting shows but I always had to be back. Taking Fridays off work and driving 10 hours to a fighting show. Doing a bunch of work and then racing all the way back home for work and family by Monday. I got to enjoy my passion for fighting and MMA - but I went to so many places without ever getting to really see or experience the city itself. Now I don't have to come back so I'm taking off and trying to see as many fighting shows as I can and as many places as I can. This time it's different though. I don't have much money now so I wanna try to trade my talents for maybe a couch at your place or share a hotel with someone at your event. In return I can help you with websites or computers or even set up chairs. I can work your merchandise booth or even commentate or announce. I'll figure out a way to get there by bus or train or driving. You just host me for a couple days and let me take in some culture and sites of your city. I can even broadcast your event LIVE over the Internet (I was a pioneer in this field!)
If you've got a gym or somewhere I can sleep I'll sweep and mop your mats for you or I can even teach a class! If your computer is broke or you need a wireless network set up while I'm there - I can do it for you! I just need a bed and a shower for a couple days.
If you're in a different country I'd like to sit down and talk and
share ideas and trade stories. I wanna try food from all over the
world with you at your dinner table.I also wanna volunteer. I'll serve food or dig a well, or clean up debris from some storm. If I'm not working a regular job then I wanna have some value by giving back in some way.
I'm going to Indiana first for several days for HOOKnSHOOT, and maybe heading to Mexico or West in the US. I wanna head south before heading to Europe or Asia. But I've already left. My journey has already begun. I hope you can help me in some way.
I'll be broadcasting live through SOPCast as much as I can and posting photos of my journey on the Internet.
If you would like to help, please email me - JohnnyW at Gmail.com
For more info go to www.GFIGHT.tv
TRACY BARBER def. JASON DOUTHIT
MARTY FISHER def. RICK WYTE
MA'EISHA LOWE def. AMBER ASHER-JONES
AMBER PHILLIPS def. KRISTI RUDD
DEXTER BROTHERS def. MATT MARTIN
RENEE PENNINGTON def. TAMMY PIPER
ZACH COLEMAN def. JESSE CARROLL
JUSTIN MAIKRANZ def. NATE MCCOY
JAN FINNEY def. APRIL PENROD
170lbs tournament final
TRACY BARBER def. CLINT HOSKINS
ZACK COLEMAN & MARTY FISHER awarded FS2 belts.
BRANDON PINKSTON def. TODD SMARTTE
SHAUN BRITEMIN def. CHRIS JENNINGS
BOBBY EMMONS def. BRIAN SHINKLE
Bobby awarded FS2 belt.
The eighth episode of FIGHT SKOOL 2 is now online and can be viewed by going to the official FIGHT SKOOL 2 website.
Be sure to watch FIGHT SKOOL on MyTSN - Sunday's at Noon.
The seventh episode of FIGHT SKOOL 2 is now online and can be viewed by going to the official FIGHT SKOOL 2 website.
Be sure to watch FIGHT SKOOL on MyTSN - Sunday's at Noon.
The sixth episode of FIGHT SKOOL 2 is now online and can be viewed by going to the official FIGHT SKOOL 2 website.
Be sure to watch FIGHT SKOOL on MyTSN - Sunday's at Noon.
The fifth episode of FIGHT SKOOL 2 is now online and can be viewed by going to the official FIGHT SKOOL 2 website.
Be sure to watch FIGHT SKOOL on MyTSN - Sunday's at Noon.
The fourth episode of FIGHT SKOOL 2 is now online and can be viewed by going to the official FIGHT SKOOL 2 website.
Be sure to watch FIGHT SKOOL on MyTSN - Sunday's at Noon.
The third episode of FIGHT SKOOL 2 is now online and can be viewed by going to the official FIGHT SKOOL 2 website.
Be sure to watch FIGHT SKOOL on MyTSN - Sunday's at Noon.
WOMENS KICKBOXING
AMBER PHILLIPS def. MARIE CARTWRIGHT via Split Decision
APRIL PENROD def. AMBER ASHER-JONES via Unanimous
BRENT JEFFRIES vs. CURTIS HARMS (Elimination match)
Watch FightSkool 2 to find out
MARCUS CHANDLER def. JAROD SIMMONS via Strikes
WOMENS KICKBOXING
RENE PENNINGTON def. AMBER PHILLIPS via KO
APRIL PENROD def. MA'EISHA LOWE via Decision
ZACH COLEMAN vs. JESSE CARROLL
Watch FightSkool
JOSH BROWN def. STEVE MINTON via TKO.
TIM COOK def. AARON HOPGOOD via Tapout (strikes)
DEXTER BROTHERS def. ALEX PIPER via TKO
BOBBY EMMONS def. ADAM JONES via TKO
MARIAH REED def. ANDREA DILLBACK via Tapout (guillotine)
COURTNEY STOWE def. KIM LINDSEY via KO
JOHN TURNER def. AARON RYSE via Tapout (Strikes)
(Jason Bryant no showed)
The second episode of FIGHT SKOOL 2 is now online and can be viewed by going to the official FIGHT SKOOL 2 website.
Be sure to watch FIGHT SKOOL on MyTSN - Sunday's at Noon.
The first episode of FIGHT SKOOL 2 is now online and can be viewed by going to the official FIGHT SKOOL 2 website.
Be sure to watch FIGHT SKOOL on MyTSN - Sunday's at Noon.
FightSkool 2 starts this Sunday @ Noon on MyTSN Evansville! Be sure to DVR it if you won't be able to catch it!
Episodes will be added to FIGHTWORLD.com as well.
FightSkool practice for July 26, 2008 is cancelled. Please forward this message along to everybody you know that is apart of it.
The second season of Fight Skool officially started last Saturday. About 50 Fight Skool 2 hopefuls showed up for a long day of intense training. Episodes will start airing the SECOND WEEK OF SEPTEMBER on MyTSN and right here at FIGHTWORLD.com.
Anyone trying out for Fight Skool is invited to a seminar at Morse Jiu Jitsu. Basic Jiu Jitsu skills and philosophy will be covered and there is no cost. This is a way for Darron to help aspiring fighters and give back to the sport he loves. Contact him by email at darronmorse@gmail.com or by phone at 270-871-5866. Don't miss this opportunity to get a jump on the competition. Friday, June 6 @ 6pm at Hargis Martial Arts/Morse Jiu Jitsu
located at 1704 Second Street in Henderson just off Pennyrile
Parkway exit 79 by the Shell station.
Fight Skool 2 tryouts are the following Saturday, June 7 @ 11am at Big Bully Martial Arts Center (303 Stockwell).
Alex Rutter defeats Matt Ragan (Decision)
Justin Maikranz defeats Brian Pearman (Split)
Brandon Pinkston defeats Dewey Giosso (Ref. Stoppage)
Matt Troyer defeats Jacob Ritchie (Submission)
AJ Jenkins defeats Dexter Brothers (KO)
Mariah Reed defeats Andrea Dillback (Guillotine)
Darron Morse defeats Jay Finnegan (Submission)
Merritt Warren defeats Jeff Bender (Tapout)
Scott Henze defeats Evan Young (Tapout)
Fight Skool 2 tryouts are THIS SATURDAY, June 7, 2008 at Big Bully Martial Arts (303 Stockwell, Evansville, IN) @ 11AM. Bring protective cup and mouth piece. The rest will be provided. Fight Skool 2 is free.
TICKETS ON SALE NOW
FIGHT SKOOL 2 tryouts have been officially announced and will take place at Big Bully Martial Arts Center on June 7, 2008 (Saturday) at 11am. You need to bring your own mouth piece and cup.
To sign up for FIGHT SKOOL, click the banner link above. You may also sign up in person at the next HOOKnSHOOT event MAY 31, 2008 at the Evansville Coliseum.
START GETTING IN FIGHT SHAPE NOW!
Joseph Baize talks with the Big Bully Camp on his actions the past few months and talks about Merritt Warren. Scott Henze has an announcement regarding the UFC and David Overfield comments on Baize being at Big Bully.
BRYAN BENNETT vs. MATT FALLS
WINNER: BRYAN BENNET
JOHNNY WILLIAMS vs. SETH WOODARD
WINNER: JOHNNY WILLIAMS
ROB SMITH vs. KWINN DAVIS
WINNER: ROB SMITH
TOM MCKENNA vs. JOHN KEMP
WINNER: JOHN KEMP
A.J. JENKINS vs. RON JOHNSON
WINNER: A.J JENKINS
PHIL WHITE vs. MARCUS CHANDLER
WINNER: PAUL WHITE
TIM COOK vs. JOSH BROWN
WINNER: JOSH BROWN
ALEAHA WILLIAMS vs. KIM LINDSEY
WINNER: KIM LINDSEY
SYBIL STARR vs. ANDREA DILLBACK
WINNER: ANDREA DILLBACK
CHRIS JENNINGS vs. AARON HOBGOOD
WINNER: CHRIS JENNINGS
JON COTTO vs. DEXTER BROTHERS
WINNER: DEXTER BROTHERS
LONNIE HARRINGTON vs. GEORGE SHELBY
WINNER: GEORGE SHELBY
155LBS CHAMPIONSHIP
JOSEPH BAIZE vs. DAVID OVERFIELD
WINNER: JOSEPH BAIZE
The FIGHTSKOOL finale is 1 week away from tomorrow! Live at the Evansville Coliseum, March 29 @ 7:30pm all of the remaining Fight Skool students will face off in the ring for their first fights ever. Also headlining the card will be the 155lbs Lightweight title match between David Overfield and Joseph Baize! Plus much more! Check back for more details in the upcoming days.
The final match of the Hook 'n Shoot Women's Tournament starring Kaitlin Young VS. Patti Lee.
Match 5 of the Hook 'n Shoot Women's Tournament starring Patti Lee VS. Nicdali Calanic.
The long awaited EPISODE 10 is now online.
This is by far the most brutal yet emotional episode yet.
Viewer discretion is advised.
Match 4 of the Hook 'n Shoot Women's Tournament starring Kaitlin Young VS. Miesha Tate.
This Sunday's episode of Fight Skool is the most action packed Episode yet. Reality finally sets in with the Fight Skool students when they are all placed into the HOOKnSHOOT octagon for live MMA sparring. Blood, sweat, and tears - these are all things you will see this Sunday on Episode 10 of FIGHT SKOOL.
Match 3 of the Hook 'n Shoot Women's Tournament starring Patti Lee VS. Jordan Sprague.
Match 2 of the Hook 'n Shoot Women's Tournament starring Jen Babcock VS. Nicdali Calanic.
It's official, David Overfield will defend his 155lbs HOOKnSHOOT Lightweight title against Joseph Baize March 29 at the Evansville Coliseum.
Match 1 of the Hook 'n Shoot Women's Tournament starring Kaitlin Young and Suzi Smith.
FIGHT SKOOL EPISODE 7 IS NOW ONLINE.
VOTING is now underway for FIGHT SKOOL CLASS PRESIDENT. The winner will receive the FIGHT SKOOL belt featured in the latest Episode. To place your vote (choose wisely, you may only vote once) follow the banner link above.
LAS VEGAS, NV - HOOKnSHOOT/BODOGFIGHT 2.1.07
FIGHT SKOOL Episode 6 airs Sunday on MyTSN & live here on the FIGHTWORLD website. We will be showing fights from the November 24, 2007 HOOKnSHOOT event. Also, a member of FIGHT SKOOL was brutally attacked by a large group of people and forced out of the competition. Who was it?
Tune in Sunday to find out.
Hook 'N Shoot presents featherweight warriors "Savage" Chad George and Matt Troyer.
Scott Dingman vs. Aaron Simpson
Round 1
The fighters went to the clinch immediately in the bout. Simpson was able to score a trip directly into the mount after having a tight hold with underhooks. Dingman tried repeatedly to buck Simpson off, but he could not escape the position. Simpson pounded away from the mount with lefts and rights until referee Steve Mazzagatti stepped in to save Dingman at 2:40 of the opening period.
Ryan Murray vs. Bryan Humes
Round 1
Good action in the first stanza. Murray got off first with a stiff jab. Humes answered with a hard leg kick, which set the tempo of a decent kick boxing match through much of the round. Murray looks to have the crisper standup, but Humes is connecting harder. After Murray landed a grazing head kick, Humes scooped Murray off his feet and deposited him on the canvas, where he landed solid ground-and-pound for the rest of the round. Near the end of the frame, Humes hurt Murray with a left and a right. 10-9 for Humes.
Round 2
The fighters are tired after the fast-paced opening frame. Humes used his size advantage to pin Murray against the fencing for most of the round, while mixing in the occasional knee strike to the midsection. Murray offered a stiff low kick in return at times, but could not mount any offense. Hume landed a right hand before time expired. 10-9 Hume.
Round 3
Murray kept his distance as the third round got underway, but it wasn't long before Humes was back in the mix, throwing hard shots. A left uppercut on the chin followed by a right straight ended the bout at the 1:30 mark, as referee Yves Lavigne stepped in to halt the contest. Impressive show by Humes.
Angela Magana vs. Lynn Alvarez
Round 1
Magana and Alvarez went toe-to-toe early, with both fighters connecting often. Alvarez got a takedown and took side-control before transitioning to Magana's back, where she looked unsuccessfully for a rear-naked choke. Alvarez got free of the position and landed some strikes from the top. The fighters went back to their feet, where Alvarez landed two hard shots before the bell sounded to end a close round. 10-9 for Alvarez.
Round 2
Magana took the fight to the ground with a well executed trip takedown with underhooks. Alvarez swept Magana, but was immediately caught in a fight-ending armbar at 1:25 of the second.
Chad George vs. Rick Screeton
Round 1
Screeton missed two wild headkicks before pulling guard. George lifted Screeton into the air and slammed him down. Screeton then went for a gogplata, but George had none of it. Again, George picked Screeton up off the floor and slammed him down, but this time he went limp, forcing Mazzagatti to show mercy just 39 seconds into the fight after George followed up the slam with a few punches.
Chris Kennedy vs. Seth Baczynski
Round 1
Baczynski landed a crisp right cross that stunned Kennedy, and followed the punch with a tight guillotine attempt. Kennedy escaped the hold and waited for referee Herb Dean to break up the stalemate on the canvas. Baczynski then landed a right hand that floored Kennedy. Several follow up punches conntected to Kennedy's head as Dean waved off the bout at the 2:50 mark.
Kaitlin Young vs. Sara Schneider
Round 1
The ladies trade in the center of the cage but nothing lands solidly. Schneider scored a takedown and went for three armbars, but Young defended well and escaped danger every time. A scramble allowed Young to get back to her feet, where she blasted her opponent with a left kick to the head and a right hand. Schneider was hurt but survived and got another takedown. Young ended the round landing leather from Schneider's guard. 10-9 for Kaitlin Young.
Round 2
Young dropped Schneider with a straight left in the opening seconds of round two. Young, looking to finish her opponent, pounced with punches to her fallen opponent. Schneider again recovered quickly and slapped on an armbar from her guard. Young struggled but was forced to tap at the 0:35 mark of the second stanza.
Nick Thompson vs. John Troyer
Round 1
Thompson landed two hard left hands to get the main event started. Troyer retaliated with a beautiful slam takedown that seemed to break Thompson's nose on impact. Troyer took Thompson's back and worked for an armbar, but he escaped and took the top position. Thompson then teed off from the guard, returning the favor with lefts and rights that busted up Troyer's nose. Thompson stood up and dragged Troyer by his right foot to the center of the cage, where he continued to rain punches down from half-guard. Troyer gave up his back to avoid more punishment, and was stopped by a rear-naked choke at 3:46 of the first.
Results courtesy of SHERDOG
Jan Finney and Julie Kedzie light up Hook 'N Shoot's Women's Grand Prix.
WATCH THE FIGHT HERE
Hope all you Nevadians (and others) are planning on hitting up the Las Vegas Sport Center for Troyer VS. Thompson this Friday. Should be a hoot.
There have been some changes. Unfortunately, due to changes in the Nevada Athletic commission, the tournament has been canceled, so now the two first fights will be simply that. Also, Ryan Murray is Bryan Humes’s new opponent, and, as has been reported elsewhere, Sara Schneider is the new replacement for Kaitlin Young’s opponent.
The updated card is as follows:
John Troyer VS. Nick Thompson - Welterweight Title
Kaitlin Young VS. Sara Schneider - Women’s 135
Chad George VS. Rick Screeton - Featherweight
Lynn Alvarez VS. Angela Magana - Women’s 125
Ryan Murray VS. Bryan Humes - Heavyweight
David Graham VS. Scott Dingman - Light HW
Seth Baczynski VS. Chris Kennedy - Welterweight
Waachim Spiritwolf VS. Jeremy Razonable - Welterweight
Buy Tickets Here
(Courtesy of bodogFIGHT)
In cooperation with Tuff ‘N Uff, we’re presenting Bodog Fight: Nick Thompson VS. John Troyer, a title match, along with nine other thrilling bouts on February 1st at the Sports Center Las Vegas.
Here’s the present card. As usual, it may change before fight night.
John Troyer VS. Nick Thompson Welterweight
Kaitlin Young VS. Karina Taylor Women’s 135
Chad George VS. Rick Screeton Featherweight
Lynn Alvarez VS. Angela Magana Women’s 125
Philip Friedman VS. Bryan Humme Heavyweight
David Graham VS. TBA Light HW
Kenny Trevino Chris Kennedy Welterweight
Waachim Spiritwolf Jeremy Razonable Welterweight
The last four fighters listed are in fact members of a 170lb tournament that will be decided in a three-fight series.
I’m particularly excited to see Kaitlin Young fight again. She absolutely totaled her opponents in the 8-woman Hook ‘N Shoot 135/125 tournament, managing to slug through the night in under 1:53 of actual fight time. With a pro record of only 3-0, Kaitlin’s an up-and-comer worth keeping an eye on.
Nick Thompson is our present Welterweight belt-holder - but John Troyer is a solid contender having recently dominated the Hook ‘N Shoot Middleweight Tournament on November 29th in Evansville. Catch two of his fights here and here. But the question is - can he stop The Goat?
To find out, head over here now to get your tickets.
The long awaited debut of FIGHT SKOOL is finally online. Follow the link below to watch the first episode and see bonus footage.
Both men defeated two other men apiece earlier on in the night. Now they face off against one another for the 185lbs HOOKnSHOOT Middleweight World Title. This one is sure to thrill!
Bodog Fight Welterweight Champion Nick “The Goat” Thompson will defend his title against hard-hitting John Troyer on February 1 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
“It’s always exciting when ‘The Goat’ steps into the ring,” says Bodog Fight’s billionaire founder Calvin Ayre.
“Nick is a larger than life character, so it’s fitting that this fight will take place under the neon lights in Las Vegas.”
Bodog Fight: Nick Thompson vs. John Troyer will take place at the Las Vegas Sport Center. Doors open at 6:30p.m., fights start at 7:30p.m.
Thompson (39-8-1), who suffered a shoulder injury in November and was forced to withdraw from a scheduled bout in Indiana, says he’s back to 100-percent and will be at his best for this title match with Troyer (8-0).
“From what I hear, Troyer’s a tough guy,” says “The Goat”. “He is undefeated and recently beat three guys in one night to win an 8-man HOOKnSHOOT tournament, so I’m expecting a tough fight.”
Troyer, who fights out of Louisville, Kentucky, may be tough, but after knocking out the previously undefeated Eddie Alvarez to win the welterweight title belt last April at Bodog Fight: Clash of the Nations in St. Petersburg, Russia and Cage Rage veteran Mark “The Wizard” Weir four months later in Vancouver, Canada “The Goat” is supremely self-confident.
“You’d be a fool not to bet on me,” says the Minnesota native. “The fact this fight is taking place in Vegas on Super Bowl weekend just means that a lot of people are going to get to see me whoop his ass.”
“Not necessarily,” says Bodog Fight commissioner and HOOKnSHOOT founder, Jeff Osborne. “Troyer is one of those 200-pound guys who cuts down to 170 pounds, and he’s a monster. He holds four different titles at middleweight, so Nick will have his hands full.”
The fantastic February 1 fight card will also feature a four-man tournament, plus the return of Bodog Fight’s newest female knockout sensation, Kaitlin Young.
Young (3-0) scored three spectacular KO’s November 24 at a Bodog-sponsored tournament in Indiana, with Patti Lee, Meisha Tate and Suzi Smith each tasting the canvas in the very first round.
February 1 in Las Vegas, Young will look to continue her path of destruction against an opponent worthy of her astounding skills.
Tickets are available at Ticketmaster, with prices starting at $30.00.
(Courtesy of bodogFIGHT)
Evansville plays host to yet another Hook ‘N Shoot match, this time between “Pretty” Victor Vitola and multiple Golden Gloves winner Merrit Warren. There’s some showboating.
Joseph Baize made it very clear last Saturday Night at the HOOKnSHOOT event that he wanted the title and didn't think David Overfield or Merritt Warren deserved the shot.
We caught up with Joseph and asked him a few questions. Follow the link below to read/comment the interview.
Womens Tourament - First Round
Patti Lee def. Jordan Sprague via TKO
Womens Tournament - First Round
Nicdali Calanic def. Jen Babcock via TKO
Womens Tournament - First Round
Kaitlin Young def. Suzi Smith via KO
Womens Tournament - First Round
Miesha Tate def. Jan Finney via Decision
Matt Troyer def. Chad George via Decision (Unanimous)
Mike Thomas Brown def. Eben Oroz via TKO
Joseph Baize def. Brant Rose via Submission (Ankle Lock)
Darren Morse def. Steve Connelly via Submission (Heel Hook)
Womens Tournament Semi-Final
Patti Lee def. Nicdali Calanic via Submission (Heel Hook)
Womens Tournament Semi-Final
Kaitlin Young def. Miesha Tate via KO
Tara Larosa def. Cody Welchin via Submission (Triangle Choke)
155lbs Championship
David Overfield def. Merritt Warren via Submission (Triangle Choke)
Womens Tournament Final - Title Fight
Kaitlin Young def. Patti Lee via KO
170lbs Championship
Dan Hornbuckle def. Courtney Ray via Submission (Armbar)
Tune in Tuesday, November 20 for an exciting middleweight bout between Scott Henze (20-9-2) and Steve Connelly (12-3), filmed September 29 in Evansville, Indiana.
Henze was looking to rebound from a devastating loss to former Bodog Fight Welterweight Champion Eddie Alvarez, who KO'd the Indiana native in Costa Rica earlier this year.
Conversely, Connelly, also from Indiana, came in riding a three-fight win streak.
"Connelly's a real character," says Bodog Fight Commissioner Jeff Osborne.
"He won the world face-sucking contest and appeared in the National Enquirer when he was just nine years old. He was able to suck his entire face in like an old man, mainly because he had no teeth."
Connelly fights under the nickname "No Sweat", but not because he takes it easy in the ring.
"He was born without sweat glands," says Osborne.
"Unfortunately, this means he can't cut weight the way most fighters do, by sweating off the pounds in the sauna. He has to do it the old-fashioned way - diet and exercise."
THOMPSON VS ALVAREZ IS OFF!
Nick Thompson will not make weight - the re-match is off
Click on the photo above to purchase the tickets online.
Coming soon to the FightWorld.com Store, Best of ADCC #3!
FightSkool Students Named
Last Saturday, October 13, HOOKnSHOOT held auditions for its reality TV show "FightSkool". After 5 hours of training three different groups of people, we finally narrowed it down to 14 finalists.
Names of those who made the first cut:
Andrea Dillback
Alex Scott
Dexter Brothers
Loukas Monyhan
Marcus Chandler
BJ Barrett
John Kemp
Josh Brown
Chris Jennings
Kim Lindsey
David Wayne Pruden
Craig Cox
Jonathan Huff
Jonathan Cotto
Hornbuckle vs Ray set for HnS November
BodogFIGHT Presents HOOKnSHOOT 9/27/07 Results
Main Event - HOOKnSHOOT Rising Star Championship
John Turner def. Matt Troyer by Unanimous Decision, R3
Tournament Finals - HOOKnSHOOT Middleweight Championship
John Troyer def. Scott Henze by Rear Naked Choke at 3:11, R1
HOOKnSHOOT Womens Championship Fight
Julie Kedzie def. Jan Finney by TKO at 2:44, R2
Merritt Warren def. Victor Vitola by Armbar at 3:57, R1
Middleweight Tournament - Semi Finals
Scott Henze def. Steve Connelly by Armbar at 1:14, R1
Middleweight Tournament - Semi Finals
John Troyer def. Joseph Baize by TKO at 4:12, R1
Courtney Ray def. Roy Timmons by Armbar at 0:20, R1
David Overfield def. Kwinn Davis by Triangle Choke at 1:12, R1
Middleweight Tournament - Round 1
Scott Henze def. Joe Cooper by Choke at 3:13, R1
Middleweight Tournament - Round 1
John Troyer def. Andy Fink by Armbar at 1:04, R1
Middleweight Tournament - Round 1
Joseph Baize def. Anthony White by Heel Hook at 0:14, R1
Middleweight Tournament - Round 1
Steve Connelly def. Jerry Davison by Rear Naked Choke at 0:37, R1
