Supreme Promotions Brawl At The Hall 5 was a big success with fighters delivering another unforgettable night of action. The night featured twelve amateur bouts with the last three as title fights. The night was also a benefit for the Jeff Dunbar fund.

The main event was Matt Paul putting his middleweight title on the line against number one contender Andrew Potapenko. Paul stunned Potapenko with a straight left jab early but Potapenko regained his composure. Paul and Potapenko circled feeling each other out. Potapenko managed to come back and hurt Paul with a right before being taking down. Potapenko looked patient on the ground and managed to reverse Paul but just as Potapenko seemed to have Paul where he wanted him, he was caught in an armbar having to tapout at 2:37 mark of round one.

The co-main event featured crowd favorite Patrick Murphy and defending welterweight champion Stefon Von Aulock. Murphy’s power would be too much for Von Aulock as he would take Von Aulock down and control most of round one. Murphy had Von Aulock in trouble at the end of the first round as he would get full mount and begin a barrage of strikes but the bell rang ending round one. The second round was the same as the first with Murphy all over Von Aulock taking him down with a double leg takedown. Murphy controlled the round staying on top of Von Aulock landing numerous left and right hands. Murphy’s control on top eventually would lead him to a submission victory getting a side choke and the submission victory at 2:53 of round two becoming the new welterweight champion.

The flyweight title was up for grabs as Matt Wilcox faced Austin Allen. The fight was a quick one with Wilcox winning by way of Von Flue choke at :44 seconds of round one.

Another anticipated middleweight fight on the card was the other crowd favorite John Passarella taking on Ivory Blackwell. The fight was a close battle coming down to the final round. Passarella went on to win by split decision.

In a catchweight bout, Charles Brown took on Mike Hamel at 175 pounds. Hamel started out strong pressing the pace getting a takedown on Brown. Brown would get back to his feet. Hamel went for a single leg takedown but missed as Brown would sprawl and take the back of Hamel. Brown was able to get a front headlock on Hamel forcing him to tapout at 2:20 mark of round one.

Middleweights came to the cage as another known crowd favorite Charlie Kazullah took on Nick Kotiw. Kazullah who is known for his sharp hand speed would dominate getting a quick tko victory at :31 seconds of the first round.

Eugene Anthony earned a quick submission victory over Stoney Mcçuiston in the featherweight bout at 1:50 of round one.

In another featherweight bout, Lenard Webster faced Deshawn Webster. The fight started out fast paced with both fighters scraping exchanging punches and low kicks. Wheeler went in for a takedown but was caught in an armbar by Webster having to tapout with Webster getting the victory at the 2:40 mark of the first round.

Lightweights entered the cage as Grundy Polk faced Trevor Rose. Polk came out landing a barrage of rights and lefts dropping Rose winning just 25 seconds into the opening round.

In another lightweight battle, David Santiago faced Dylan Curry. In the early going Santiago and Curry went all out giving everything they had. Santiago had Curry in an armbar but Curry would slam his way out of it. Curry circled trying to get Santiago’s back but Santiago would reverse taking Curry’s back to sink in the rear naked choke earning the victory at 2:19 of round one.

A quick flyweight fight also was on the card as Dave Cawell got a fast submission win over TJ Nestor winning just :49 seconds into the first round by way of triangle choke.

The opening fight of the evening was a bantamweight affair with Derek Jackson facing Mike Busby. Jackson caught Busby with a hard right hand knocking him to the canvas and capitalized on the opportunity to end the fight with Busby hurt. Jackson won the bout at 2:05 of round one by tko due to strikes.

The event was a spectacular night of great fights and a success for the Jeff Dunbar fundraiser. The venue at the hall was packed with a large crowd to where it became standing room left as local fans entered the venue. Supreme Promotions plans to return to the IBEW union hall in December with a date to be announced soon.

Quick Results:
Derek Jackson defeated Mike Busby by technical knockout at 2:05 of round one
Dave Cawall defeated T.J. Nestor by triangle choke at 0:49 of round one
David Santiago defeated Dylan Curry by rear naked choke at 2:19 of round one
Grundy Polk defeated Trevor Rose by technical knockout at 0:25 of round one
Lenard Wheeler defeated Deshawn Webster by armbar at 2:40 of round one
Eugen Anthony defeated Stonewall McCuiston by arm triangle in round one
Charlie Kazullah defeated Nick Kotiw by technical knockout at 0:31 of round one
Charles Brown defeated Mike Hamel by front headlock at 2:20 of round one
John Passarella defeated Ivory Blackwell by split decision 30-27, 28-29, 29-28
Matt Wilcox defeated Austin Allen by Von Flue choke at 0:44 of round one
Patrick Murphy defeated Stefon Von Aulock by side choke at 2:53 of round two
Matt Paul defeated Andrew Potapenko by armbar at 2:37 of round one

Supreme Promotions put on a spectacular show last night in Joliet, Illinois. The event Brawl at the Hall 5 was headlined by Matt Paul defending his title against Andrew Potapenko and featured eleven amateur mixed martial arts fights.

Quick Results:
Derek Jackson defeated Mike Busby by technical knockout at 2:05 of round one
Dave Cawall defeated T.J. Nestor by triangle choke at 0:49 of round one
David Santiago defeated Dylan Curry by rear naked choke at 2:19 of round one
Grundy Polk defeated Trevor Rose by technical knockout at 0:25 of round one
Lenard Wheeler defeated Deshawn Webster by armbar at 2:40 of round one
Charlie Kazullah defeated Nick Kotiw by technical knockout at 0:31 of round one
Charles Brown defeated Mike Hamel by front headlock at 2:20 of round one
John Passarella defeated Ivory Blackwell by split decision 30-27, 28-29, 29-28
Matt Wilcox defeated Austin Allen by Von Flue choke at 0:44 of round one
Patrick Murphy defeated Stefon Von Aulock by side choke at 2:53 of round two
Matt Paul defeated Andrew Potapenko by armbar at 2:37 of round one

The Odeum Sports Complex was invaded again with a night of amateur mixed martial arts for Summer Brawl. The main event featured the finals from the iron man tournament between Matt Braxx and Oliver Vasquez. The rest of the night featured an impressive twenty-five fights. Read on for the full recap and results.

The first round of the tournament featured Oliver Vasquez taking on Otis Brumfield. Vasquez’s strategy was to take Brumfield down and pick his shots. Brumfield in the first round was able to defend with guillotine attempts and shot back up when he was taken down. Unfortunately in the second and third round, he didn’t have as much luck defending the attempts and spent more and more time on his back working for a guillotine that wasn’t there. Vasquez was able to get to side control by his fourth takedown and started to land knees to the body. Vasquez moved on to the finals with a unanimous decision.

Matt Braxx didn’t want to waste time in his tournament bout against Dustin Stusse. After a leg kick of his that was countered with punches, Braxx went for a head kick that just missed. Stusse clinched and looked for a takedown, but Braxx was able to get the underhooks and scored a takedown of his own. The right hands came fast and furious and Stusse gave up his back. Braxx continued his assault and the ref was forced to stop the fight.

The main event featured Braxx taking on Vasquez for the sword and the three-fight pro contract for Chicago Cagefighting Championship. The first round Vasquez wanted a takedown but it wasn’t there. Braxx was the one with the takedown but Vasquez quickly stood up. The two traded punches and Braxx started to connect. Vasquez escaped and ran away, eating another punch before attempting another takedown. The second round the two were fighting for a takedown as neither had it. Braxx grabbed Vasquez’s arm, but Vasquez stacked him and passed to side control. He worked small punches to the body and head. Braxx tried for submissions, but every time Vasquez punched his way out. The third round was extremely close as Vasquez scored a takedown at the start. Braxx stood up and then worked offense of his own. He grabbed a guillotine choke and pulled guard, but Vasquez popped out. He then nearly had a triangle choke but again Vasquez escaped. The two stood up and Braxx scored a takedown of his own. Vasquez tried to sneak out the back with a single leg, and he was able to as time ran out. The fight was close and the judges were split in awarding it for Braxx.

The co-main event featured heavyweight Angel Cabral and Eddie Ecobar. The first round Cabral nearly landed a spinning backfist, but followed it up with a good one two that caught Ecobar. The two clinched against the cage and Cabral used the opportunity to get a single leg takedown. He passed to mount and was patient in picking his punches. Ecobar tried to escape and Cabral just switched to side control to end the round. The second round it was Ecobar who controlled the action. Most of the round was spent in the clinch against the cage, but when available, Ecobar landed knees and uppercuts from the position. The third round Cabral shot for a takedown and it looked like Ecobar was going to escape with a great sprawl. But Cabral ducked under and took the back. Ecobar escaped the bad position by putting Cabral in his guard, but he was unable to get out from under him as he rolled and Cabral passed to mount. Cabral locked in an arm triangle but Ecobar defended, breaking the submission. Cabral finished the round on top with punches to the body and won the fight.

A scary moment between Nick Turner and Anthony Gasso as Turner scooped up Gasso to slam him down. Gasso fought the slam and landed badly on his head. But he recovered and worked for a triangle choke on Turner. Turner tried to punch his way out and Gasso adjusted for an armbar. It wasn’t there and Turner finished the round on top with punches. Turner shot for a takedown after an overhand right and got it. But Gasso wasn’t going to take it lightly and started throwing punches from the bottom. Gasso’s punches looked like they were causing damage and Turner verbally submitted after a jaw injury.

Some confusion between Daniel Szwab and Dan Almario as Szwab landed knees to the head of Almario which many thought were legal. But the rules in the pre-fight locker room stated they weren’t and thus Szwab was deducted a point for his knees. After a second stoppage from a knee, Szwab opted to not even try to throw a knee to the body and instead unloaded uppercuts against the covered up Almario. Several landed, then a big right hand dropped Almario and the fight was over.

Donnie Simpson scored a quick takedown on Gerald Mills. Mills worked a high guard, possibly trying to trap an arm, but Simpson passed to side control. Mills tried to control the head of Simpson, unfortunately for him, Simpson used the opportunity to get the back. Once there, he sunk in a rear naked choke and Mills immediately tapped.

Jim Kernats and Heath Nicholson both looked like they had explosive power in their hands and wanted the other to feel it. Kernats shot for a takedown, but Nicholson defended well. After separating, he wanted to land kicks, but was being countered with left hooks by Kernats. Both landed a stiff jab, snapping their heads back. Kernats then shot for a takedown and Nicholson countered with a guillotine. Kernats popped out of it and was in half guard. He passed to mount and looked for a keylock but then opted to punch him instead. Nicholson gave up his back and Kernats sunk in a fight ending rear naked choke.

Wes Anderson took the center of the cage against John Strater but immediately ate a big punch to throw him off. Strater threw a combo, but Anderson avoided and landed punches and knees. Strater tried to duck under a punch, but Anderson instead threw an uppercut and Strater was knocked to the ground. A quick follow up strike and the ref stopped it, though it looked like a knockout.

Erskin Freeman loaded up a big right hand that just missed Core Menulty. The two clinched and Freeman slipped on the escape. Menulty followed and took the top position and got the back. Freeman rolled but Menulty kept his composure and took side control. He started to unload right hands. Freeman tried to escape, but couldn’t as time ran out. The two traded again and Freeman seemed to be running from Menulty. The two clinched and Freeman went for a takedown, Menulty grabbed a guillotine and the fight was over.

After a quick exchange of punches, John Rodriguez shot for a takedown and got it on Al Corona. Corona tried to counter with a guillotine choke, but gave it up to sit up and stand back up. Rodriguez stalked with punches before shooting for another big takedown. He quickly passed to mount, and Corona gave up his back. Rodriguez was able to get a rear naked choke and Corona tapped.

Matt Stoffle and Jason Bottemhaguen both stormed the center of the cage and started to throw punches to excite the crowd. They clinched and exchanged knees with Stoffle landing an accidental low knee. After the restart they again went back to the clinch and throwing punches at each other. Bottemhaguen reached over and grabbed a standing guillotine. It looked tight, but Stoffle defended by attacking his hands. After they separated, Stoffle with a half Muay Thai plum started to land punches and knees. Bottemhaguen countered with hooks, only to have Stoffle land uppercuts. Bottemhaguen looked in trouble, and Stoffle started to throw knees to the body with more uppercuts. Bottemhaguen had enough and verbally submitted before he took too much more damage.

The theme of the night was to have a game plan and shut your opponent down and Angelo Rivera was able to do that against Stephan Von Aulock. Rivera avoided the striking on Von Aulock by clinching and then scoring a takedown. Rivera showed promise by always being able to secure his position, but rarely was he attacking after establishing it. He nearly finished the fight with an armbar that Von Aulock gave him, but Von Aulock escaped just before time ran out in the second round. The third Von Aulock landed a body kick before being clinched and taken down. He wanted a triangle choke but Rivera again escaped and established his position. The fight showed Rivera’s wrestling base and given time to develop he could become a star.

Tim Kallas rushed Jose Marisal and scored a takedown. Marisal then attacked Kallas’s leg and worked for a takedown of his own. He shucked Kallas to the ground and then landed an axe kick to the belly of Kallas before jumping down into his guard. Kallas had good wrist control and looked like he me be setting up an armbar, but Marisal was wise and stood up and let Kallas stand as well. The second Marisal landed a straight left to Kallas’s nose that bloodied him up. Kallas again with the takedown attempt, but Marisal defends. The two scramble and it’s Marisal who ends up on top. He tried for a rear naked choke, it wasn’t there, switched to mount and then grabbed the fight ending armbar.

Probably the two toughest fighters to throw leather at each other were Jose Torres and Amador Estrada. Estrada nearly finished the fight in the first round with a bulldog choke, but Torress was able to escape. The two fought for position on the ground and it was Torress who got the back. He wanted the rear naked choke, but Estrada defended and turned into him and stood up. The second roud was close as both fighters decided to throw toe-to-toe. Estrada started to land but Torress just shrugged it off. Torress continued to taunt Estrada, then landed heavy bombs of his own. The third Torress again was connecting with big strikes before shooting for a takedown. Torress postured and threw punches, he went for the arm of Estrada but settled for his back. He worked for a rear naked choke, it wasn’t there. Estrada rolled into Torress and finished the round on top, but time wasn’t on his side for the decision.

Carlos Hernandez ate a big left hand from Jonathan King at the start of the fight. King then scooped him up and took him down. Hernandez gained guard, but King threw elbows and was warned, then stopped for the illegal strike. After a deduction and a restart, the two fighters looked to throw kicks. King again landed a straight right that dropped Hernandez. King rushed in and got the mount. He postured up and threw multiple punches. Hernandez gave up his back, but then reversed and was on top of King. King tried to push off Hernandez’s hips, but Hernandez sprung right back and got his back. Multiple punches and King wasn’t defending and the fight was stopped.

If you blinked you could have missed the action between Jake Palmer and Mike Ryan. Palmer attacked with a kick, but Ryan countered with a punch that sent Palmer to the canvas. Palmer tried to recover with a single leg takedown, but Ryan held his composure. In the scramble, Ryan got Palmer’s back and locked in a tight rear naked choke.

Lucas Janke and Antonio Sanchez put on an extremely high pace exciting fight. The first round the two went toe-to-toe with punches. Janke attempted a single leg takedown but ate several punches for his troubles. He scored the takedown but was swept. Sanchez worked punches but was threatened by Janke’s rubber guard. The second round the two looked to see who would flinch first from the punches and neither backed down. Janke again with the takedown attempt and got it. Sanchez timed a punch by Janke and locked up a triangle choke. After an adjustment, the choke was secure and Janke was forced to tap.

Justin Mora had a smart game plan against Brandon Andriola; take him down and control the fight on the ground. It worked as Andriola couldn’t find his way out from under Mora. All three rounds Mora was able to get the fight to the ground. Andriola was able to move a little, but only to force Mora into his guard instead of the side mount. Mora worked punches to the body to try and set up a better position. Andriola defended well and even scored punches from the bottom bloodying up Mora. But it wasn’t enough as Mora just controlled the action more to win the decision.

Kamil Broda scored not one, but two impressive slam takedown on Kuderian Douglas. Both times he was able to land in side control and quickly passed to mount. Douglas gave up his back and the first time it worked as he was able to escape. He swung wildly at Broda, before the second takedown came. Broda again passed to mount, and Douglas gave up his back. Broda immediately got his arm under the chin of Douglas and earned the tap out.

Ricky Stanton went to touch gloves with Austin Allen and immediately after, Allen attacked with a leg kick and punches. Stanton weathered the storm and got a takedown. Allen tried to for a guillotine choke, but Stanton escaped and passed to mount. He rained down punch after punch forcing Allen to give up his back. Stanton wanted the rear naked choke, it wasn’t there so he continued to punch. Allen rolled and gave up the mount, and as he rolled again to get out from under Stanton, Stanton grabbed his arm and locked in a fight ending arm bar.

In women’s action, Christine Sarricola had a visible size and reach advantage over Anne Malinoff. Sarricola used it wisely, landing punches and muscling her way to the ground. Malinoff defended everything that Sarricola threw at her well, including some deep submissions. By the third round, Malinoff switched strategies and tried for takedowns, but her size factored against her as Sarricola was able to defend and land multiple hammer fists. At the very end of the round Malinoff got her takedown, but it was too little too late.

Chris Conway immediately shot for a takedown and Sean Sanchez tried to counter with a guillotine. He was forced to let go and Conway passed to half guard and then to mount. Sanchez looked to give up his back, but used it to stand up. Conway immediately with knees and shot for another takedown. Sanchez locked in a tight standing guillotine but when he pulled guard to finish it, Conway escaped. Sanchez tried to get out from under Conway, but Conway rode the position and locked in a fight ending rear naked choke.

Tom Grimes came out aggressive against Jabari Dill with punches. Dill clinched but Grimes took him down. Dill attempted a guillotine choke, Grimes escaped and got the mount. He postured up and started unloading punches. Dill gave up his back and Grimes went to work on a rear naked choke. After a couple of attempts he finally got the arm under Dill’s chin and got the tap.

Randy Kwasigroch and Kyle Klien both looked exhausted at the end of the fifteen minute battle. Klien, an LA Boxing student, showcased his ability to land punch after punch and counter after counter. Kwasigroch was able to take a punch and kept coming forward. He started to throw head kicks at Klien with varying success. Unfortunately it wasn’t enough as Klien’s boxing won him all three rounds on the scorecards.

Bill Shelton was getting the better of the Shaundell Golden in the first round. He shot for a takedown after eating some leg kicks, but Golden countered with a guillotine. Shelton got out of the submission attempt and then reversed with guillotine of his own. He transitioned and worked for a triangle choke the rest of the round. Golden defended well, trying to slam his way out, but never escaping. The second Shelton landed a big overhand right, before clinching. Golden landed an accidental knee to the groin and Shelton was unable to continue, rendering the fight a draw.

Quick Results

• Shaundell Golden and Bill Shelton ruled a no contest after accidental knee strike
• Kyle Klien defeated Randy Kwasigroch by unanimous decision 30-27, 30-27, 30-27
• Tom Grimes defeated Jabari Dill by rear naked choke at 2:12 of round one
• Chris Conway defeated Sean Sanchez by rear naked choke at 2:04 of round one
• Christine Sarricola defeated Anne Malinoff by unanimous decision 30-27, 30-27, 30-27
• Oliver Vasquez defeated Otis Brumfield by unanimous decision 29-28, 29-28, 29-28
• Matt Braxx defeated Dustin Stusse by technical knockout at 0:42 of round one
• Ricky Stanton defeated Austin Allen by armbar at 0:58 of round one
• Kamil Broda defeated Kuderian Douglas by rear naked choke at 1:49 of round one
• Justin Mora defeated Brandon Andriola by unanimous decision 29-28, 30-27, 30-27
• Antonio Sanchez defeated Lucas Janke by triangle choke at 2:40 of round two
• Mike Ryan defeated Jake Palmer by rear naked choke at 0:35 of round one
• Carlos Hernandez defeated Jonathan King by technical knockout at 1:53 of round one
• Jose Torres defeated Amador Estrada by unanimous decision 30-27, 29-28, 29-28
• Jose Marisal defeated Tim Kallas by armbar at 1:19 of round two
• Angelo Rivera defeated Stephan Von Aulock by unanimous decision 30-27, 30-27, 30-27
• Matt Stoffle defeated Jason Bottemhaguen by verbal submission (strikes) at 2:14 of round one
• John Rodriguez defeated Al Corona by rear naked choke at 1:16 of round one
• Core Menulty defeated Earskin Freeman by guillotine choke at 1:29 of round two
• Wes Anderson defeated John Strater by knockout at 0:31 of round one
• Jim Kernats defeated Heath Nicholson by rear naked choke at 2:52 of round one
• Donnie Simpson defeated Gerald Mills by rear naked choke at 0:42 of round one
• Daniel Szwab defeated Dan Almario by technical knockout at 1:43 of round one
• Anthony Gasso defeated Nick Turner by verbal tapout due to injury at 1:33 of round two
• Angel Cabral defeated Eddie Ecobar by unanimous decision 29-28, 29-28, 29-28
• Matt Braxx defeated Oliver Vasquez by split decision 29-28, 28-29, 29-28

Cage provided by Kage Concepts

Ruckus returned to action with Ruckus 5 at the Alhambara Palace in downtown Chicago.  Eleven non-stop exciting amateur fights had the crowd on their feet through out most of the night.  Read on for the full recap and results of the action.

Kicking off the night of action was Terry House taking on Jordan McDaniel.  McDaniel quickly took the fight to the ground however House was able to get butterfly guard.  McDaniel while trying to pass, allowed House to stand up and McDaniel immediately went for a single leg takedown.  House defended the takedown and was able to suplex McDaniel over his head.  Working from side control House moved to mount and McDaniel immediately gave up his back.  House worked punches until he was able to get the fight ending rear naked choke.

Next up was an exciting battle between Tony Guerrero and Jon Barney.  Guerrero landed a great combo to start, but Barney looked to land heavy shots to counter.  Guerrero clinched and landed three knees before pulling guard.  Out of no where Guerrero's right leg came under the chin of Barney for a gogoplata, but Barney was able to slide out and stand.  Once standing both fighters were trading shots with each other and Guerrero landed a big overhand right that knocked out Barney's mouth piece.  Guerrero landed several more shots to finish the round.  Barney opened the second finding his range and frustrating Guerrero.  He countered by clinching and quickly taking the fight to the ground.  Guerrero was able to posture and started landing big punches.  Barney was impressive with his defense, but after nearly a minute of defending, Guerrero was getting the better of him.  The ref warned Barney several times to defend himself and Guerrero landed a big right that forced an end to the fight.

Matt Wilcox needed just over a minute to choke Travis Gaut unconscious. Gaut came out very anxious and was bouncing around missing with several shots.  Wilcox picked his shot and landed a big body kick that made the crowd go "OOOhhh".  Gaut went for a big right, but Wilcox ducked under and took Gaut down.  Wilcox quickly got Gaut's back and locked in a rear naked choke choking him out cold.

Dennis Sherman landed a high kick to start the fight against Kurt Robinson.  Robinson laughed it off and Sherman immediately went for a takedown.  Robinson stood up but Sherman was able to get the back.  Sherman jumped on Robinson's back and locked in a standing rear naked choke.  Robinson singled he was okay and then collapsed to the canvas unconscious.

Controversy erupted between Brandon Andriola and Shaun Sanchez.  Andriola landed some big shots before Sanchez shot for a takedown.  Andriola defended by threatening a guillotine and then landing knees.  Sanchez came out of the clinch swinging, backing Andriola all the way across the cage.  Sanchez landed a right hook that buckled Andriola's knees and the ref called the fight.  Andriola was clearly not out, but the ref had stopped the fight.  The crowd immediately voiced their opinion of the stoppage.

Heavyweights were up next as Joe Walker took on Mike Colatorti.  Walker quickly shot for a takedown and Colatorti sprawled.  Colatorti looked for a D'rce choke but used it to get the mount.  From there Colatorti landed several shots that Walker had no answer for.  The ref warned and then stopped the fight as Walker was clearly not defending himself.

Zach Tuneberg and Matt Vance both attempted to finish the fight with a guillotine choke.  Tuneberg worked for a takedown, but Vance secured a guillotine choke.  Tuneberg defended by forcing Vance to have a mounted guillotine, giving him enough space.  When Vance was able to reverse and get guard, Tuneberg popped his head out.  Tuneberg landed several shots before the fighters stood up.  Vance looked for a takedown of his own, but Tuneberg locked in a standing guillotine choke.  It looked like Tuneberg was about to pull guard, but Vance tapped to the standing choke.

Heavyweights were back in the cage as Maurice Green took on Dave Schultz.  Schultz looked to land a big right hand, but Green was smart and avoided well.  Green ducked under and clinched Schultz against the cage and then powered Schultz to the ground with a belly to belly suplex.  Green quickly got the mount, but Schultz defended well.  Green postured and started to rain down punches before Schultz gave up his back.  Green immediately went for a rear naked choke and force a very quick tapout from the submission.

The ladies were up next as Kim Novak took on Katherine Richter in the fight of the night.  Novak came out landing straight right hands there were finding their mark and quickly bloodied up the left eye of Richter.  Richter just smiled at the blood and put a mouse on Novak's forehead.  The first round was clearly for Novak as she landed the crisper shots.  The second round Richter found her range with hooks that forced Novak's left eye to swell up.  Richter continued her taunting and landing of hooks and dropped Novak at one point in the round.  The crowd was on their feet for the third round as neither girl wanted to back down.  Novak worked her straight punches and Richter looked to land her right hook on the badly bruised eye of Novak.  A very close round that could have been scored either way and the judges ruled it for Richter.  After the fight Richter said it was fun and wanted to Facebook Novak.

The co-main event featured welterweights Andy Clutteut taking on Ankeedo Shamoun.  The crowd was heavily in favor of Shamoun and had to be told to calm down.  Clutteut came out with a body kick and Shamoun responded by clinching and landing a knee.  Clutteut shot for a takedown, but couldn't get it and ate a right hand.  Shamoun continued the pressure and landed several more knees.  Clutteut appeared to slip after a loaded shot, and Shamoun quickly pounced.  From within Clutteut's half guard, Shamoun postured and started to bring punches in bunches.  Clutteut was not intelligently defending himself and the ref was forced to stop the action.

After the pause from the fight, the main event was up next as Austin Allen took on the crowd favorite Johnny Odishio.  Odishio landed a straight right and then slammed Allen to the canvas.  Odishio worked small strikes from side control while looking for an opening.  Odishio passed to mount and then the big punches started coming down.  Allen tried to defend, but the damage was just too much and the ref was forced to stop the fight.

Quick Results
Terry House defeated Jordan McDaniel by rear naked choke at 2:59 of round 1
Tony Guerrero defeated Jon Barney by TKO at 1:59 of round 2
Matt Wilcox defeated Travis Gaut by rear naked choke at 1:10 of round 1
Dennis Sherman defeated Kurt Robinson by rear naked choke at 0:31 of round 1
Shaun Sanchez defeated Brandon Andriola by TKO at 0:46 of round 1
Mike Colatorti defeated Joe Walker by TKO at 1:05 of round 1
Zach Tuneberg defeated Matt Vance by standing guillotine at 1:42 of round 1
Maurice Green defeated Dave Schultz by rear naked choke at 1:21 of round 1
Katherine Richter defeated Kim Novak by unanimous decision
Ankeedo Shamoun defeated Andy Clutteut by TKO at 1:06 of round 1
Johnny Odishio defeated Austin Allen by rear naked choke at 1:47 of round 1