NMMF: Andrew, this is your first time fighting for Tachi Palace, a well respected promotion in the area, how do you feel about being at this level?
AV: Tachi palace is the place to be for the 125ers I’m glad I finally got my foot in the door. Level-wise I feel like I’m ready to shake up this 125 division. Hopefully I can make this my new home.

NMMF: Tell us about your background and a little bit about your training and gym.
AV:My background: I’m a 100% Cung Le fighter Sanshou fighter, I love to stand-and-bang. Training has been good; we have a strong tough team at Cung Le ADA and we had a few fighters fighting the same month as me, so we all help each other out.

NMMF:Martin Sandoval is a very game competitor, how do you see this playing out?
AV:Martin Sandoval is a good wrestler. His stand-up isn’t as good as mine; once we trade and feels it he will start shooting in but I’m ready to stuff the takedowns. If he stands-and-bangs I dont see him making it past the first round.

NMMF:What was the defining moment that convinced you that MMA was your path?
AV: Defining moment I always wanted to be an mma fighter: when I was young I told Cung Le that’s what I wanted to do. He said once I turn 18 he will get me in the cage. MMA is taking over and I love the sport.

NMMF:Thank you for your time, Andrew. Do you have anyone you’d like to thank?
AV: I would like to thank my mom, Bertha Kimrey. Without her I wouldn’t be a fighter. Also Cung Le and my corner Sal Gallardo, Javier Gonzales, and Jane Estioko. I can’t forget Sponsors: Knoxx, En Tu Cara, GFY, R&R Refuse Routine. I give a  shou-out to Cung Le and thank you for the interview

Catch Tachi Palace Fights 13 live at Tachi Palace Hotel and Casnio in Lemoore, Ca on Thursday May 10. You can also check out the free online stream at Sherdog.com. See the up and comers at Tachi Palace Fights!

Catch Tachi Palace Fights 13 live at Tachi Palace Hotel and Casnio in Lemoore, Ca on Thursday May 10. You can also check out the free online stream at Sherdog.com. See the up and comers at Tachi Palace Fights!

 

Chad George (14-6) vs. Joe Soto (10-2)

Alexander Crispim (7-3) vs. Ian Loveland (14-9)

Tony Llamas (10-13) vs. Poppies Martinez (19-7)

Art Arciniega (10-4) vs. Sergio Cortez (7-7)

Chidi Njokuani (6-3) vs. John Reedy (10-4)

Taylor McCorriston (6-2) vs. Darrell Montague (9-2)

Paul Ruiz (2-1) vs. Ruben Trujillo (1-1)

Martin Sandoval (8-3) vs. Andrew Valladerez (3-4)

Here is our photos from both nights of fights put on by Tuff-N-Uff in Las Vegas, NV. As always, remember to turn on captions if you watch the slide show. Thanks again to Tuff_N-Uff for a great night of fights!

Once again NextMMAFighter was ringside for Tuff-N-Uff Amateur Fighting Championships as we took in the second half of the double header weekend put on by Tuff-N-Uff. The crowd was once fired up to take in some amazing fights as was UFC star Dan Hardy who was in attendance cornering his fighter Tommy Gavin from Legends MMA along with Eddie Bravo.

If you live in Vegas and you are an MMA fan you really need to get your ass out to the Tuff-N-Uff shows, i’m jealous I don’t live here!

Quick Results

185lb Cody Clunas vs. Matt Briski | Briskiaiwins by submission (RNC) @ 1:51 of R2

170lb Damian Jackson vs. Justin Bonner | Jackson wins by TKO (Strikes) in R2

Heavyweight Phillip Hernandez vs. Ahmed Sanchez | Sanchez wins by TKO (Strikes) in R2

185lb Jarred Hopkins vs. Sedrick Sweet | Jarred Hopkins wins by Decision

155lb Zack Grossman vs. Barry Prevost | Prevost wins by KO @ :14 of R1

155lb Alex Brooks vs. Kalino Yap | Yap wins by decision

145lb Rene Flores vs. Jace Crawford | Crawford wins by TKO (Strikes) in R1

170lb Tommy Gavin vs. Lee Henry Lilly | Gavin wins by TKO (Strikes) at 1:37 of R1

135lb Autumn Richardson vs. Emily Peters Kagan | Kagan wins by TKO (Dr. Stoppage) @ :23 in R1

HW Chris Simmons vs. Kevin Absher| Absher wins by KO @ 1:13 of R2

135lb Chris Brady vs. Maurice Senters | Brady wins by unanimous decision

Round by round play by play courtesy of Tami Carswell www.wfighter.com

Cody Clunas vs Matt Briski

Round 1
Hard right thrown by Briski. Clunas attempts takedown and Briski puts Clunas into a guillotine. Clunas transitions into full mount and starts throwing punches down but Briski defends them well. Briski then transitions back to top briefly where Clunas scrambles out and fights for position. Bell rings.

Round 2
Briski attacks first with a 1 2 combo. Clunas throws a leg kick simultaneously receiving a right punch. Briski throws Clunas down. In a scramble around Clunas takes Briski’s back and finishes him with a rear naked 1:15 of the second round.

Justin Bonner vs Damian Jackson

Round 1
Justin starts with a right straight. Several punches exchanged between fighters. Damian throws a leg kick and misses. Damian kicks Justin below the belt. Justin takes time to recover. Justin readjusts cup and takes approximately 4 minutes. When fighting resumes he swings wildly then goes in for a takedown and works it into side control to crucifix holding him down and punches down on him. Damian escapes to stand up. Justin muscles him around ring in a scramble. Damian takes his back high. Justin throws Damian off onto his head. Bell rings.

Round 2
Damian throws a few inside leg kicks. Damian throws a head kick that drops Justin. Damian rains down heavy ground n pound to the head. Damian wins by TKO.

Ahmed Sanchez vs Phillip Hernandez

Round 1
Philip attempts head kick defended by Ahmed who throws a leg kick. His leg gets caught in the ropes. Ahmed encourages more strikes and runs into Philip. Philip pushes back and lands a heavy thigh kick. Bell rings.

Round 2
Philip throws and misses a leg kick followed by an outside leg kick defended by Ahmed. Ahmed bulls into Philip and turns him into the ropes. Philip muscles out and lands straight punches dropping Ahmed. Philip drops to the side of his head. Philip wins by strikes.

Sedrict Sweet vs Jarred Hopkins

Round 1
Jarred starts with a left hook and then throws knee. Jarred takes Sedrict against the ropes then in a scramble Sedrict gets Jarred against the ropes. Sedrict then turns Jarred again back against the ropes. Sedrict gets a takedown by trip and then works to pass guard throwing punches. Jarred gets him in triangle and Sedrict is saved by the bell.

Round 2
Jarred kicks Sedrict in the ribs then Sedrict goes inside to clinch. He gets Jarred against ropes. Jarred switches it around. Sedrict throws knees to the body. Sedrict defends a takedown and then Jarred overpowers him down and slams him hard. Ref moves fighters in a way to avoid the ropes. Jarred gets to side mount then moves into full mount. He throws punches down then attempts an arm bar. Sedrict switches it and escapes out to a north south position. Bell rings.

Round 3
Sedrict attempts a head kick and misses. He then slips. Jarred goes into Sedrict’s guard and throws body shots. He gets tied up and then postures back to throw a few heavy body shots. He gets tied up by Sedrict and throws body shots followed by head shots. Then he goes back to the body. He stays on the body while Sedrict ties his head and neck down tight. Unanimous decision win by Jarred Hopkins.

Zach Grossman vs Barry Prevost

Round 1
Barry throws a right leg kick then a head kick that drops him. Barry jumps on him to throw strikes. Ref stops the fight. TKO for Barry Prevost.

Alex Brooks vs Kalino Yap

Round 1
Both fighters exchange jabs. Alex throws a hard leg kick to thigh and Kalino goes in for a takedown. After another leg kick by Alex misses a leg kick was attempted by Alex. Kalino gets to Alex’s back. Alex gets out to his feet and Kalino gets back in to take him down. He attempts to pass guard while throwing punches. Bell rings.

Round 2
Alex jabs forward pressing Kalino back who defends everything Alex brings. Kalino lands leg kick to Alex’s side. Kalino fakes a jab and goes in for takedown. Alex defends it. Alex gets knees in to the thigh. Both fighters scramble all the way around ring then Kalino is successful with another takedown.

Round 3
Kalino comes in with an overhand right followed by a takedown attempt. Alex lands knees in a clinch. Kalino corkscrews around to get the takedown. Kalino is in his half guard. Alex flips it around. Kalino traps his arm and Alex pulls it out. Alex wins unanimously.

Rene Flores vs Jace Crawford

Round 1
Jace keeps Renee from taking him down with straight punches. Renee goes in for a takedown and Jace puts him into guillotine. Renee tries to pull out and Jace lets it go. Blood flows from the nose of Renee from the straight punches landed at the start of the fight. Jace goes in heavy with a takedown and works into a full mount which is really high. Jace bangs the side of Renee’s head goes into an mounts still hammering down on the side of his head and face. Ref stops the fight for a win for Jace.

Tommy Gavin vs Lee Henry Lilly

Round 1
Tommy comes in with a heavy one two combo. Both exchange straight punches. Lee comes with straight right and Tommy drops him with a few very heavy hooks. Lee pops back up as both fighters scramble. Tommy throws a right hook. Tommy drops Lee with a hard straight right. Tommy wins 1:37 KO in the first round.

Autumn Richardson vs Emily Peters-Kagan

Round 1
Emily jabs out and then throws a heavy overhand left breaking Autumn’s nose. Emily throws a leg kick to Autumn’s thigh. The women scramble around with heavy blood flowing from Autumn’s face. The doctor comes in to check Autumn’s nose and stops the fight. Emily wins at 23 seconds of the first round.

Chris Simmons vs Kevin Absher

Round 1
Chris goes right in for a takedown. Kevin turns it and takes Chris down to his knee. Kevin throws punches in Chris’s face while he stays on his knee. Chris escapes out and gets back up. Kevin immediately goes for a heavy takedown. Kevin works to pass out of half guard and throws hammer punches to the side of Chris’s head. While in half guard the ref stops the action and resets the fighters. Chris catches Kevin with a right and then both fighters go down to the ground. Bell rings.

Round 2
Kevin throws a kick into Chris’s side. They exchange punches. Kevin throws a left kick and Chris catches it. Chris works for a takedown and Kevin grabs for a guillotine. Chris still punching forward. Chris gets caught by a right hook followed by another hard right hook and then brings him down with a right uppercut which puts him to sleep. The crowd cheers Chris when he is finally able to get up. Kevin wins in 1:13 of the second round.

Chris Brady vs Maurice Senters

Round 1
Both fighters exchange flurries. Maurice takes Chris down with a trip. Chris attempts an omoplata which is really tight. He lets go and then turns around taking top position. Maurice gets out and both fighters pop to their feet. More flurries get exchanged. Chris comes forward with thigh kicks followed by a superman punch. Chris backs him further with a great jab. Maurice comes back with heavy hands landing straight punches. Chris comes forward now with a stiff jab. Chris attempts knees then slips. Maurice is in his guard and then postures up. Bell rings.

Round 2
Chris throws a kick. Maurice grabs Chris’s leg. Chris pulls out and throws a low kick. Chris throws a right leg kick and defends Maurices’ wild swings. Chris throws another kick which Maurice grabs and then takes him down. Maurice ends up in Chris’s guard. Maurice postures and then Chris works again to lock his shoulder. Maurice slips and both go down. Both pop to feet again. Maurice throws a heavy right and Chris returns one. Chris tries to knee Maurice. Maurice pushes forward and takes Chris down. Chris locks up a triangle and then Maurice slams to open it. Chris goes back to lock the shoulder again. Bell rings.

Round 3
Thigh kicks are exchanged. Maurice gets a takedown and then both pop back up. Chris throws a thigh kick and eats a straight right. Chris kicks again. Maurice grabs it. Chris stays up . Chris grabs Maurice and brings him down for a barbo choke attempt. He lets go and moves into side control. He then throws a heavy knee into Maurices’ side. Chris takes his back and throws side punches to the head. Then he takes the back again. He gets his hooks in but he is too high. Maurice lifts up to shake him off. Chris goes for a triangle but it is not there for long. He holds a high guard and then the bell rings. Chris Brady wins unanimously.

That’s it for us from Vegas, thanks again to Wfighter.com for the help with the round by round coverage.

NextMMAFighter was ringside for a great night of MMA in Las Vegas. Tuff-N-Uff put on an unheard of amount of fights for a single card that was headlined by local favorite Jimmy Spicuzza. There were a number of MMA stars here including Wanderlei Silva and Eddie Bravo taking in the action and cornering their fighters. The crowd was pumped up and for good reason as they definitely got their moneys worth.

Here are the results of Tuff-N-Uff Fighting Championships on Friday Night.

140lbs – Joe Viola vs. Ramsen Merza – Viola wins by TKO at 1:20 of Rd. 3
160lbs – Lyle Rivera vs Carlos Caliso – Rivera wins by Split Decision
145lbs – Johny Parsons vs Mac Mcnamara – MCNamara wins by Split Decision
170lbs – Joden Sieders vs Alan Jouban – Jouban wins by Sub (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:06 of Rd. 3
185lbs – Chris Gates vs PJ Dombrowski – Gates TKO at 1:45 of Rd. 3
145lbs – Jovon Lorenzo vs Justin Vadnais – Vadnais wins by TKO at 2:00 of Rd. 2 (Lorenzo unable to continue after second round)
155lbs – Dustin Bredwich vs Paul Blancaflor – Blancaflor wins by Sub. (Rear Naked Choke) at :53 of Rd. 3
155lbs – Jason Rivera vs Zac Chance – Rivera wins by Split Decision
155lbs – Mike Sutton vs Eugene Maryenka – Maryenka wins by Split Decision
160lbs – Chris Camacho vs Jon Gorton – Camacho wins by Unanimous Decision
205lbs – Joseph Mengali vs Tim Martyn – Mengali wins by TKO at 1:10 of Rd. 1
185lbs – Greg Gifford vs Weston Duschen – Gifford wins by TKO at :51 of Rd. 3
115lbs – Ashley Cummins vs Gabriella Lakoczky – Cummins wins by Unanimous Decision (115lb Female Title Fight)
155lbs – Christian Palencia vs Jimmy Spicuzza – Spicuzza wins by Split Decision

NextMMAFighter will be taking the show on the road to Las Vegas to bring you coverage of both amateur fight cards that Tuff-N-Uff is putting on this weekend. We will be bringing live fight updates with photographs and behind the scenes video interviews to follow in the coming days.

With the biggest mixed martial arts weekend in Las Vegas’ history just days away, the city’s premier amateur fight organization has finalized a pair of action-packed fight cards.

Fans flocking to Las Vegas for the Ultimate Fighting Championship’s “UFC 114: Jackson vs. Evans” event, as well the second-ever UFC Fan Expo, can also attend a pair of affordably priced events featuring some of the brightest prospects in the nation at the Orleans Hotel & Casino.

And for those fight fans unable to make the shows, Tuff-N-Uff has teamed up with GoFightLive.com to stream both cards to you live for one low price of $9.99.

Tuff-N-Uff invades the Orleans Hotel & Casino’s Mardi Gras Ballroom on Friday night, May 28, and then returns for even more fighting action on Sunday evening, May 30.

Tickets for both events, which start at just $25, are available at the Orleans Hotel & Casino’s box office or online at OrleansCasino.com and TuffNUff.net.

Fight cards are as follows.

Friday 5-28-10
Jimmy Spicuzza vs. Christian Palancia
Ashley Cummins vs. Gabriella Lakoczky
Weston Duschen vs. Greg Gifford
Joseph Mengali vs. Tim Martyn
Mike Sutton vs. Eugene Marikosa
Zac Chance vs. Jason Rivera
Paul Blancaflor vs. Dustin Bredwick
Justin Vadnais vs. Jovan Lorenzo
PJ Dombrowski vs. Chris Gates
Carlos Calisso vs. Lyle Rivera
Mac Mcnamera vs. Johnny Parsons
Joden Sieders vs. Alan Jouban
Joseph Viola vs. Ramsen Merza

Friday 5-30-10
Maurice Senters vs. Chris Brady
Kevin Absher vs. Chris Simmons
Robin Hartman vs. Emily Peters-Kagan
Barry Prevost vs. Zach Grossman
Sedrick Sweet vs. Justin Jarred Hopkins
Tolin Garcia vs. James Rogers
Alex Brooks vs. Kalino Yap
Lee Henry Lilly vs. Tommy Gavin
Rene Flores vs. Jace Crawford
Ahmed Sanchez vs. Phillip Hernandez
Justin Bonner vs. Damien Jackson
Cody Clunas vs. Matt Briski

NextMMAFighter will be in attendance for both fights that TuffNUff.net are putting on in Las Vegas this weekend. We will be bringing live results, photographs and behind the scenes interviews. The press release is below and more information as we get it.

Tuff-N-Uff announces two fight cards for Memorial Day weekend’s MMA extravaganza

One of the biggest weekends in mixed martial arts history just got even bigger.

Memorial Day weekend 2010 has long been circled on many fight fans’ calendars, as the Ultimate Fighting Championship brings “UFC 114: Jackson vs. Evans” to Las Vegas, along with the second annual UFC Fan Expo.

Now, Las Vegas’ top amateur mixed martial arts promotion, TuffNUff.net, brings even more mixed martial arts action to the weekend as the organization returns to the Orleans Hotel & Casino for not one, but two separate action-packed fight cards.

Tuff-N-Uff invades the Orleans Hotel & Casino’s Mardi Gras Ballroom on Friday night, May 28, and then returns for even more fighting action on Sunday evening, May 30.

Included among the weekend’s contests will be a 115-pound female title fight between undefeated Missouri resident Ashley Cummins (4-0) and the hard-hitting Gabriella Lakoczky (1-1), as are appearances by five-time Tuff-N-Uff veteran Jimmy Spicuzza (4-2), undefeated Xtreme Couture prospect Jake Swinney (2-0), and UFC president Dana White’s cousin, Justin Vadnais (0-2).

Ticket information and full fight cards for both events will be available shortly. When released, tickets will be available at the Orleans Hotel & Casino’s box office or online at OrleansCasino.com and TuffNUff.net.

Cummins, who trains with the Vaghi MMA team in St. Louis, debuted for Tuff-N-Uff on April 23 and earned a hard-fought, split-decision win over the previously undefeated Cathy Snell. Cummins’ aggressive ground-and-pound attack, coupled with capable submission defense as she fought off a series of choke attempts on the floor, earned her the win and the shot at the vacant 115-pound title.

Meanwhile, Wand Fight Team product Lakoczky earned her spot in the championship fight with a first-round TKO win over Sarah Goodlaxson in March. The Swedish slugger opened in her typical aggressive fashion and rained down blows on her downed opponent to force the stoppage.

Spicuzza debuted for Tuff-N-Uff in 2008, and the Excel Defense-trained fighter has since been involved in a number of memorable fights under the Tuff-N-Uff banner. Spicuzza bounced back from an August 2009 submission loss to budding professional Ryan Couture with a third-round TKO victory over Oron Kahlon in March.

Swinney made his amateur debut in January with a first-round submission win over Tommy Gavin. The 30-year-old followed up the performance with a triangle choke finish of John Robinson in February. Swinney’s two submission finishes have come in just 3:03 of ring time.

Vadnais seeks his first MMA after two unsuccessful trips to the ring. The 30-year-old was knocked out by Chris Barden in October 2009 – a result that incited a war of words between Barden and Larry Mir that will soon be settled in the Tuff-N-Uff ring – and he suffered a third-round submission loss to Alex Brooks in January.

In additional action, a pair of undefeated lightweights meet as Spiritwolf MMA’s Paul Blancaflor (2-0) faces Fasi Sports’ Jungwon Kim (1-0), while explosive Hawaiian slugger Jake Ka’awa (3-1) faces Throwdown featherweight Jace Crawford (1-1).

In addition to the weekend’s featured matchups, a full lineup of aspiring amateur fighters from some of the world’s top academies, including Excel Defense, Fasi Sports, Striking Unlimited, TapouT Las Vegas, Wand Fight Team and Xtreme Couture will compete at Tuff-N-Uff’s dual Memorial Day weekend events.

Come see the future stars of mixed martial arts.

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In addition to the in-ring activities, Tuff-N-Uff also has a full slate of entertaining events scheduled for fight week.

The fun starts on Thursday, May 20, with the Tuff-N-Uff ring girl search at Blush Boutique Nightclub in one of the Las Vegas Strip’s most elegant properties, The Wynn Las Vegas. Doors open at 9 p.m., and local ladies are always free.

Come watch (or compete) as some of Las Vegas’ most beautiful women battle it out for one of three available contracts to appear as a Tuff-N-Uff ring girl. All contestants receive a champagne open bar between 11 p.m. and 1 a.m. Additionally, the winner earns $500, second place gets $300, and third place nets $200.

Ladies interested in competing should send their contact information to waynec@lasvegasnightgroup.com.

Then, directly following both Friday and Sunday’s fight cards, the Deja Vu Ultra Lounge hosts the official Tuff-N-Uff after-parties. The evening’s fights will be replayed on Deja Vu’s big screens so you can relive the highlights while enjoying Las Vegas’ best nightlife.

Located just across the street from the Orleans Hotel & Casino, Deja Vu is at 4740 Arville St. in Las Vegas.

The next installment of Rage in the Cage has an insane amount of fights on the fight card. I cant imagine all of these go off as planned but man they have a shitload planned so its sure to be a cool event.

An outstanding fight card is on tap for this show. Top local schools will be heavily represented: Lion’s Den ( Cronin, Steinbeiss, Betzold, Lester, Padello ), Seige MMA ( Salcido, Wheeler, Stonebraker, Scully ), ACS ( Larsen, Moraga ), and MMA Lab ( Gruetzemacher, Brown ) along with a strong contingent of fighters from Las Vegas ( Hulett, Fitzsimmons, Milliken, Dizak ).

In the Featured Fights:
In the Main Event, Richard Hale, the reigning RITC SHW, HW and LHW Champion, puts his HW title on the line against Mike Zanski who is a former Navy Seal. Zanski is currently stationed in Iraq performing private security and will make the 8,000 mile journey to compete in RITC and then return to Iraq after a brief leave.
Popular local fighter Joe Cronin faces a tough test against Charlie Brown ( 7-2 ).
Bodog/IFL veteran Ray Steinbeiss made his mma debut in RITC 7 years ago. After fighting in both Bodog and the IFL on multiple occasions and with an impressive recent win over 2X UFC veteran Steve Berger, this Chandler native makes a rare home town appearance.
UFC veteran and UFC TUF 6 reality star Richie Hightower faces No Limits WW Champion Eric Regan.
Chris Greutzemacher ( 4-1 ) faces Nadeem Al-Hasad ( 3-1 ) and Jeremy Larsen ( 5-1 ) faces a tough Las Vegas fighter.
Always popular amputee fighter Matt Betzold ( 3-1 ) continues on his quest for the RITC BW Title.
In what looks like the strongest RITC card in our 11 year history this will make for a fantastic night of mma action at the new Gila River Casino.

Fight Card:

Richard Hale ( 230 ) vs Mike Zanski ( 230 ) RITC HWT Championship
Joe Cronin ( 165 ) vs Charlie Brown ( 165 )
Ray Steinbeiss ( 180 ) vs Shawn Fitzsimmons ( 180 )
Richie Hightower ( 175 ) vs Eric Regan ( 170 )
Chris Greutzemacher ( 160 ) vs Nadeem Al-Hasad ( 160 )
Jeremy Larsen ( 170 ) vs Mike Dizak ( 165 )
Dano Moore ( 185 ) vs Dave Hulett ( 185 )
Dean Sanchez ( 160 ) vs Casey Milliken ( 160 )

Matt Betzold ( 140 ) vs Lucas Stark ( 145 )
Gabe Rosa ( 160 ) vs Jeff Fletcher ( 160 )
John Moraga ( 135 ) vs Art Salcido ( 135 )
Jaymes Schulte ( 160 ) vs Johnny Carrasco ( 155 )
Reyes Ortiz ( 185 ) vs Mitch Wheeler ( 185 )
David Shaw ( 170 ) vs Mark O’Conner ( 170 )
Ben Monarrez ( 185 ) vs Jay Helie ( 185 )
Kent Stonebraker ( 170 ) vs Joe Schmitt ( 170 )

Jed Jobe ( 235 ) vs Kenny Lester ( 280 ) or Danny Monarrez ( 280 )
Nathan Donaldson ( 170 ) vs Jarrad Duxbury ( 170 )
Patrick Donovan ( 140 ) vs TBA
Tom O’Malley ( 190 ) vs Keith Boatwright ( 190 )
Jason Richey ( 180 ) vs Josh Howland ( 175 )
Jimmy Scully ( 155 ) vs Freddie Saenz ( 155 )
Dock Phelps ( 145 ) vs TBA
Steve Mullenix ( 160 ) vs Jaron Padello ( 155 )