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  • UFC Ultimate Fight Night 15 "Diaz vs Neer" Results/Play-by-Play



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    http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/sh...4&postcount=76

    QUICK RESULTS:
    Dan Miller def. Rob Kimmons by submission (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:27, RD1
    Mike Massenzio def. Drew McFedries by submission (Kimura) at 1:28, RD1
    Jason Brilz def. Brad Morris by TKO (Ref Stoppage) at 2:54, RD2
    Joe Lauzon def. Kyle Bradley by TKO (Ref Stoppage) at 1:34, RD2
    Wilson Gouveia def. Ryan Jensen by submission (Armbar) at 2:04 , RD2
    Alessio Sakara def. Joe Vedepo by TKO (Right High Kick) at 1:27, RD1
    Eric Shafer def. Houston Alexander by submission (arm triangle choke) at 4:53, R1
    Alan Belcher def. Ed Herman by split decision (29-28,29-28, 28-29)
    Clay Guida def. Mac Danzig by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
    Nate Diaz def. Josh Neer by Split Decision (29-28, 29-28, 28-29)

    PLAY-BY-PLAY:

    -Josh Neer vs. Nate Diaz
    R1-Neer opens the fight with an inside leg kick. They clinch and Neer slams Diaz to the mat. Neer takes Diaz' back but Diaz gets back to his feet only to be thrown to the canvas again. Diaz again gets back standing where he presses Neer against the cage and flurries. They separate and Diaz Judo throws Neer to the ground and works inside Neer's guard. Diaz stands and lands a solid right hand to the downed Neer. The round ends as the fighters scrambled for position.

    MMAWeekly scores round one 10-9 for Diaz.

    R2-Diaz using his reach and landing punches standing. Neer gets a takedown but Diaz works his way to the top position. As Diaz stands, Neer lands a nice up-kick. Diaz works ground and pound, but Neer gets to his feet where he gets a takedown and takes Diaz' back. Neer has both hooks in but Diaz scrambles out. Now it's Neer standing over Diaz with Diaz looking for up-kicks. Neer with an axe kick to the downed Diaz followed by elbows. Neer takes Daiz' back again but Diaz works his way out and back to his feet. The round ends with both fighters swinging and missing.

    MMAWeekly scores round two 10-9 for Neer.

    R3-Diaz comes out swinging before clinching. Diaz works for a takedown, but Neer takes his back yet again. Neer loses back control and Diaz takes him down with a double leg. Neer goes for a triangle but Diaz has none of it. Neer stands up and Diaz immediately clinches. Diaz takes Neer's back and mounts. Neer gets back to guard where Diaz stands. Diaz works some punches as Neer elbows off his back. They get back to their feet where Daiz Judo throws Neer again. The fight ends as the scramble for position.

    MMAWeekly scores round three 10-9 for Nate Diaz.

    Nate Diaz def. Josh Neer by Split Decision (29-28, 29-28, 28-29)


    -Clay Guida vs. Mac Danzig
    R1-Danzig pressing the pace and moving forward. Guida goes for a takedown but Danzig sprawls. Danzig with a right hand that found it's mark. Danzig flurries and Guida drops down and lands a double leg. Danzig looked for a kimura before getting back to his feet. Guida drops down for another double leg and picks Danzig up and slams him to the canvas. Danzig works his way back to his feet only to be slammed again. The round ends with Danzig getting back to his feet using the cage.

    MMAWeekly scores round one 10-9 for Guida.

    R2-Guida letting his hands go more in the second round. Danzig lands a right hand and kick combo. Daniz being more reserved this round looking to counter. Guida gets a takedown but Danzig immediatly gets back to his feet where he lands a right hand. Guida gets a single leg, but Danzig bounces back up. Danzig shoots for a takedown but Guida defends. Guida takes Danzig's back and slams him to the canvas. The round ends with Danzig trying to get back to standing.

    MMAWeekly scores the second round 10-9 for Guida.

    R3-Guida clinches and goes for a takedown. Danzig defends and takes Guida down where he slaps on a kimura. Guida escapes and has Danzig's back. Danzig spins and Guida works for a double leg that he gets. Danzig is frustrated. Guida is relentless and Danzig unable to keep Guida from repeatedly taking him down. The fight ends with Guida working ground and pound.

    MMAWeekly scores the round 10-9 for Clay Guida.

    Clay Guida def. Mac Danzig by Unanimous Decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)


    -Alan Belcher vs. Ed Herman
    R1-Belcher comes out swinging but Herman immediately goes for single leg that Belcher fends off. Belcher landing leg kicks. Herman stunned Belcher with a punch but Belcher clinches and presses him against the cage. Herman gets a takedown with a minute and a half remaining in the round and moved to half guard. Belcher worked his way back to his feet only to be taken down again.

    MMAWeekly scores round one 10-9 for Herman.

    R2-Belcher lands a big right hand. Belcher landing heavy shots but Herman fires back landing a body shot. Belcher stuns Herman with a right hand. Belcher lands a couple of leg kicks, but Herman catches one and gets the fight to the ground where he moved to half guard. Belcher gets back to his feet eating a couple of knees and elbows in the process. The round ends with both fighters throwing but missing.

    MMAWeekly scores round two 10-9 for Belcher.

    R3-Herman immediately goes for a double leg that Belcher fends off. Belcher's corner is telling him to not throw kicks as Belcher lands a leg kick. Herman goes for a takedown that Belcher again defends. As they were tied up along the cage, the referee separates the fighters. Belcher with a spinning back fist, but Herman gets the fight to the ground where he has Belcher pinned against the fence. Belcher gets back to his feet where he lands a right hand. Herman secures a double leg and mounts Belcher with under a minute remaining. Herman postures up and throws punches as the bell sounds. Extremely close fight.

    MMAWeekly scores the round 10-9 for Herman.

    Alan Belcher def. Ed Herman by unanimous decision (29-28,29-28, 28-29) Mistake when adding the score cards, but Belcher actually won a unanimous decision.

  • #2
    -Eric Schafer vs. Houston Alexander
    R1-Alexander landed two knees to Shafer's head as Shafer attempted to get the figh to the ground. Alexander was briefly in Shafer's guard before the fight returned to their feet. Alexander stuffed a takedown attempt and the two exchanged knees from the clinch. Shafer gets the fight to the ground half way through the round and immediately passed to side control. Shafer applies a guillotine but Alexander escaped only to find himself mounted. Shafer lands elbows and punches before applying an arm triangle choke forcing Alexander to tap with only seconds remaining in the round.

    Eric Shafer def. Houston Alexander by submission (arm triangle choke) at 4:53, R1


    -Dan Miller vs. Rob Kimmons
    R1-Fighters clinch early, Miller takes Kimmons' back after pushing off the fence. Miller sinks in a rear naked choke standing. Kimmons falls and back to the mat and taps.

    Dan Miller def. Rob Kimmons by submission (Rear Naked Choke) at 1:27, RD1


    -Mike Massenzio vs. Drew McFedries
    R1-Massenzio takes McFedries early down early and sits in the Miletich fighter’s guard. Massezio passes to north-south position and sinks in a kimura. McFedries is forced to tap.

    Mike Massenzio def. Drew McFedries by submission (Kimura) at 1:28, RD1


    -Jason Brilz vs. Brad Morris
    R1-Brilz gets a huge standing applause during his introduction. Fight begins, Brilz picks Morris up and slams him down near the fence. Brilz has side mount and begins to throw knees Morris’ ribs. The Australian fighter rolls over and Brilz takes his back, looking for the rear naked choke. Morris flattens out a bit to avoid the choke and Brilz lands left and rights. Morris rolls to his back and Brilz moves to side mount again, throwing elbows and knees. Round ends with Brilz attempting an armbar.

    MMAWeekly scores R1 10-9 for Jason Brilz

    R2-Morris attempts a takedown early and Brilz utilizes his wrestling prowess to reverse his attempt and land in his guard. The Nebraskan fighter moves to side mount and briefly attempts a Kimura. Brilz takes Morris’ back landing left and rights like the first round. The ref had seen enough and halted the fight.

    Jason Brilz def. Brad Morris by TKO (Ref Stoppage) at 2:54, RD2


    -Kyle Bradley vs. Joe Lauzon
    R1-Lots of respect shown by both fighters early on. Lauzon closes in and clinches. Joe falls quickly to the mat to apply a heel hook, Bradley eventually escapes. Both guys get up and exchange knees. Bradley stuns Lauzon to one knee with a right but Lauzon quickly recovers. Fighters circle and exchange for a few minutes, Lauzon lands a nice hook that sends Bradley back temporarily. Close round.

    MMAWeekly scores R1 10-9 for Joe Lauzon

    R2-Lauzon closes in but Bradley is more active with his strikes. Lauzon shoots in for a double and gets it, attaining full mount shortly after. Bradley turns over on his stomach and Lauzon reigns down punches, forcing referee Josh Arney to halt the bout.

    Joe Lauzon def. Kyle Bradley by TKO (Ref Stoppage) at 1:34, RD2


    -Wilson Gouveia vs. Ryan Jensen
    R1-Ryan Jensen gets a huge standing applause during his introduction. Fighters touch gloves and begin to circle. Jensen throws a high left kick and Gouveia defends. Wilson throws the occasional leg kick as Jensen becomes more confident with his strikes. Jensen lands a right leg kick that buckles the Brazilian. Jensen gets a takedown and lands in guard, pushing Gouveia into the fence. Wilson attempts an armbar and Jensen escapes and proceeds to throw a flurry of punches. The crowd goes wild. Gouveia gets back up and takes Jensen down but the Nebraskan fighter reverses and briefly takes his back. Gouveia pulls guard again as the round ends.

    MMAWeekly scores R1 10-9 for Ryan Jensen

    R2-Jensen seems a little tired at the start. Gouveia throws a nice jab and Jensen lands an unintentional groin kick. Fight is stopped shortly. Both fighters exchanging and Jensen gets a trip takedown, landing in half guard. Gouveia slaps on an armbar and Jensen is forced to tap shortly after.

    Wilson Gouveia def. Ryan Jensen by submission (Armbar) at 2:04 , RD2


    -Joe Vedepo vs. Alessio Sakara
    R1-Fighters circle early, Vedepo goes in a for single leg but Sakara defends. Vedepo stunned Sakara momentarily in the clinch and the fighters break free. Sakara lands a right high kick that knocks Vedepo outcold.

    Alessio Sakara def. Joe Vedepo by TKO (Right High Kick) at 1:27, RD1

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    • #3
      Houston Alexander's having a rough spell, isn't he?

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      • #4
        I thought the best fight was Guida vs. Danzig! That was a good one!

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        • #5
          Originally posted by neils7147933 View Post
          Houston Alexander's having a rough spell, isn't he?
          Guy just can't handle anyone with decent BJJ. As soon as it hits the floor and his on the bottom he doesn't have an answer for them. He's the prime example of what would happen to a boxer if they were to participate in an MMA fight.

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          • #6
            Alexander needs too do some BJJ training or stop taking fights with Ground guys...

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            • #7
              guida vs danzig was a pretty awesome fight, i thought danzig was going to win that fight for sure but guida made a fan of me last night. He was just constant pressure and never really let up at any point during the fight.
              As for nate diaz, that dude is slippery as hell... he is very good at getting out of bad situations, i dont see him ever really getting submitted. I think he has pretty good striking, but i think if he got in there with someone with some heavy hands, and who isnt afraid to take his shots, this is where i see nate having trouble. I just dont see him having any real knockout power.

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              • #8
                How many more fights is Dana going to give Houston?

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                • #9
                  Well thats 3 in a row that Houston has lost, and most guys are gone after that. Plus when you lose to a guy like Schafer who has great ground skills but isn't anywhere near the top of the division then you can pretty much start looking for fights outside of the UFC.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by jakkups View Post
                    Guy just can't handle anyone with decent BJJ. As soon as it hits the floor and his on the bottom he doesn't have an answer for them. He's the prime example of what would happen to a boxer if they were to participate in an MMA fight.
                    houston looked like a fish out of water once his back was on the mat. his standup is enough to make him competitive, but as we all know, in mma you need skills in all areas.

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