Tag: Sergei Kharitonov

Eagle FC 44 results: Sergei Kharitonov overwhelms Tyrone Spong on mat for TKO

Sergei Kharitonov’s ground game was too much for Tyrone Spong in the Eagle FC 44 main event.

[autotag]Sergei Kharitonov[/autotag]’s grappling was too much for [autotag]Tyrone Spong[/autotag] in the Eagle FC 44 main event.

Kharitonov (34-9) utilized his most obvious path to victory in the heavyweight bout, which took place Friday at FLXcast Arena in Miami. He needed just two takedowns – one in the first and one in the second – to get Spong (2-1) in position to finish the fight with strikes in mount to secure the TKO at the 2:55 mark of Round 2.

In the first round, Spong didn’t hesitate to land heavy leg and body kicks. They were hard and sounded across the venue. However, Kharitonov looked to close the distance and pressure Spong with no stepping back.

A few seconds into the round, Kharitonov got a takedown. He went for a choke and neck crank from side control but Spong was able to defend and get out. From there Kharitonov moved to mount and began landing ground-and-pound while Spong looked to get up. The shots came often and heavy but Spong did enough to hang on and see the end of the round.

The second round was much better for Spong, but the Russian still managed to get the best of the fight. He was able to circle and stop Kharitonov’s takedowns for half the round while landing nasty leg kicks and combinations to the body and head. With about three minutes remaining, Kharitonov caught a leg kick and took the fight to the ground.

It didn’t take long for Kharitonov to get the mount, pour and ground-and-pound, and get the TKO win.

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In his 40’s, Kharitonov enjoying a solid run in combat sports. He’s 6-1 in his past seven fights, being 4-1 in MMA and 2-0 in boxing. His lone defeat came against Cheick Kongo in the main event of Bellator 265. Kharitonov has wins over many notable names such as Alistair Overeem, Andrei Arlovski, Roy Nelson and Fabricio Werdum.

Meanwhile, with this result, Spong suffered his first combat sports career since 2014 where he had a leg break after throwing a kick against Gokhan Saki. It was Spong’s return to MMA competition, as he hadn’t fought in MMA rule set since fighting for World Series of Fighting in 2013.

“I want to continue to fight for Eagle FC and fight for the belt,” Kharitonov said through an interpreter during his post-fight interview with Henry Cejudo.

Up-to-the-minute Eagle FC 44 results include:

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Eagle FC 44 live and official results

Following along for live results from Eagle FC 44 in Miami.

Eagle FC 44 takes place Friday, and you can join us for live and official results beginning at 6 p.m. ET (3 p.m. PT).

Former UFC lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov, now a promoter, has Eagle FC 44 set for FLXcast Arena in Miami.

In the heavyweight main event, [autotag]Sergei Kharitonov[/autotag] (33-9) will take on kickboxing specialist [autotag]Tyrone Spong[/autotag] (2-0), who hasn’t fought in MMA since 2014. And in the co-headliner, former UFC light heavyweight champion Rashad Evans (19-8-1) makes his return from retirement against Gabriel Checco (12-5).

Below are the official Eagle FC 44 results:

  • Tyrone Spong vs. Sergei Kharitonov
  • Gabriel Checco vs. Rashad Evans
  • Ray Borg vs. Cody Gibson
  • John Howard vs. Ramazan Kuramagomedov
  • Raimond Magomedaliev vs. Anthony Njokuani
  • Arman Ospanov vs. Dylan Salvador
  • Shaun Asher vs. Yorgan De Castro
  • Miles Hunsinger vs. Demarques Jackson
  • Shawn Bunch vs. Firdavs Khasanov
  • Loik Radzhabov vs. Zach Zane
  • Sitik Muduev vs. Ayadi Majdeddine

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Bellator 265 results: Cheick Kongo rallies, submits Sergei Kharitonov at buzzer in wild Round 2

What started as a slow heavyweight fight quickly spun off the rails and ended with Cheick Kongo getting the tap with one second left in Round 2.

[autotag]Cheick Kongo[/autotag] has a knack for comebacks, and he showed that Friday.

In the Bellator 265 main event, Kongo submitted veteran Russian heavyweight [autotag]Sergei Kharitonov[/autotag] at 4:59 of  what turned into a wild second round.

The event took place at Sanford Pentagon. The main card aired on Showtime after prelims on MMA Junkie.

Entering Round 2, things didn’t look great for Kongo. Throughout the first round, he was stalked, jabbed, and even poked in the eye with an errant toe on a kick. However, midway through Round 2, Kongo (31-11-2 MMA, 13-3 BMMA) flipped the script and hurt Kharitonov (32-9 MMA, 3-3 BMMA) with a series of punches.

With his opponent against the cage and seemingly still stunned, Kongo elected to shoot for a takedown, which he successfully secured. The fighters crashed to the canvas with a heavy thud.

Once on the mat, Kongo worked to mount and Kharitonov rolled, which exposed his neck. As the clock winded down, Kongo snuck in a rear-naked choke attempt. The tap came with one second left in Round 2.

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Kongo, 46, returns to the win column after a split decision loss to Tim Johnson in October 2020. The victory is his first since February 2019, but his ninth in his most recent 11 attempts.

As for Kharitonov, the 41-year-old had a two-fight winning streak snapped. It’s only the second loss he’s suffered since November 2016 and the first by submission since September 2011.

Complete Bellator 265 results include:
MAIN CARD

  • Cheick Kongo def. Sergei Kharitonov via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 2, 4:59
  • Logan Storley def. Dante Schiro via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
  • Marcelo Golm def. Billy Swanson via TKO (strikes) – Round 1, 4:57
  • Jornel Lugo def. Keith Lee via technical submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 1, 5:00

PRELIMINARY CARD

  • Fabio Aguiar def. Taylor Johnson via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
  • Mike Hamel def. Bryce Logan via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
  • Archie Colgan def. Ben Simons via TKO (strikes) – Round 1, 4:04
  • Duane Johnson def. Deven Fisher via submission (D’Arce choke) – Round 1, 1:04
  • Bailey Schoenfelder def. Kory Moegenburg via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 4:11

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Tyrell Fortune wants Sergei Kharitonov next unless ‘he keeps running’

Following his Bellator 251 win, Tyrell Fortune is eyeing Sergei Kharitonov next, who he claims ducked him.

UNCASVILLE, Conn. – Following his Bellator 251 win, [autotag]Tyrell Fortune[/autotag] is eyeing someone he claims ducked him.

Fortune (9-1 MMA, 9-1 BMMA) got back in the win column when he defeated Said Sowma by unanimous decision in the co-main event Thursday night.

Speaking at the post-fight news conference, Fortune proceeded to call [autotag]Sergei Kharitonov[/autotag] out, who Fortune says was meant to be his original opponent before the Russian turned him down.

“This fight was supposed to be against Sergei Kharitonov,” Fortune said. “I stepped up and I was originally scheduled to fight Linton (Vassell) in December and we both had accepted that fight, and then Kharitonov’s opponent fell out. And so Bellator asked me, ‘Do you want to step up and fight Sergei?’ I was like, ‘Hell yeah, I want to fight Sergei.’

“I stepped up, and then Sergei was like, ‘I don’t want to fight Tyrell.’ I even hit him up on Instagram and called him a little (expletive) and talked some (expletive) to him and he didn’t respond, so I’ll take Sergei unless he wants to keep running.”

In the first co-main event slot of his career, Fortune was a little critical of his performance. He went the distance for the first time in almost three years.

“Me, personally, I’m disappointed with my performance just because of how I felt, and I felt like I could have done a lot more – and I know my coaches, too,” Fortune said. “So I think I could have done a lot better. I think I utilized my opportunities as much as I can, and I go out there and fight to the best of my abilities whatever slot. So the slot to me doesn’t matter as long as I’m in the cage and I’ve got a job to do.”

Sergei Kharitonov walks out with a bear, stops former Mike Tyson nemesis in pro boxing debut

Bellator heavyweight Sergei Kharitonov scored a big win on his pro boxing debut after being walked to the ring by a live bear. Yes, really!

As a man with 50 combined MMA and kickboxing bouts to his name, [autotag]Sergei Kharitonov[/autotag] is no stranger to the ring, and he successfully parlayed that combat sports experience into a winning performance on his professional boxing debut Friday night in Russia.

Forty-year-old Bellator heavyweight Kharitonov took on Danny Williams, who knocked out Mike Tyson in the fourth round back in 2004, in Khimki. On a remarkable night, the big Russian made a grand entrance, then scored a second-round TKO victory after a strange-looking stoppage in their heavyweight contest.

Kharitonov dropped 47-year-old Williams hard in the first round with a clubbing left hook, then finished the British heavyweight in the second round after some heavy shots from close quarters sent Williams staggering backward.

But even more notable than Kharitonov’s victory in the ring was his journey to get to the squared circle as he was accompanied down the ramp by a live bear, prompting the commentators to react in disbelief after initially assuming the trained animal was actually a man in a costume.

It’s not clear whether the presence of a bear intimidated 82-fight veteran Williams, but Kharitonov’s punch power certainly did enough to stun the Brit as the big Russian claimed a big win on his boxing debut.

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Combat Rewind, April 25: Kevin Randleman’s monster PRIDE finish of Mirko Cro Cop

Check out the best highlights from this day in history with MMA Junkie’s “Combat Rewind.”

There’s “Flashback Friday” and “Throwback Thursday” (and Tuesday, too, if you want). But at MMA Junkie, we figured why not expand that to every day?

“Combat Rewind” brings you some of combat sports’ best highlights from every calendar day of the year. It’s a look back at history, courtesy of the UFC Fight Pass archives, featuring stellar finishes and classic moments in MMA and beyond on their anniversaries.

Today, our highlights include several finishes from the legendary PRIDE FC, including the late Kevin Randleman’s memorable takeout of Mirko Cro Cop.

So kick back and relive the following bits of greatness in the video above:

Fight footage courtesy of UFC Fight Pass, the UFC’s official digital subscription service, which is currently offering a seven-day free trial. UFC Fight Pass gives fans access to exclusive live UFC events and fights, exclusive live MMA and combat sports events from around the world, exclusive original and behind the scenes content and unprecedented 24-7 access to the world’s biggest fight library.

Bellator in 2019: A robust look at the stats, streaks, skids, and records

A full recap of Bellator’s most significant footnotes and milestones from the events, fights and individual performances of 2019.

Bellator had its biggest and busiest year to date in 2019, with 24 numbered events that helped raise the promotion’s profile to a true position of prominence in MMA. During that time, many records were set and a host of historic moments were produced.

Now that the year has come to a close, here are some of 2019’s most significant fights and individual performances.

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GENERAL

Bellator president Scott Coker

Bellator held 24 numbered events (not including full European series shows) in 14 different cities across six countries and three continents. The 24 events are the most for the organization in a calendar year.

Those events had 128 main card fights across 11 different weight classes (not including catchweight bouts).

Those 128 main card fights combined for a total cage time of 19:48:08.

The longest event of the year (main card fights only) was Bellator 223 (1:49:02).

The shortest event of the year (main card fights only) was Bellator 214 (20:07).

Eight fighters missed weight for main card bouts. Those fighters went 4-3, while one bout was canceled.

Seven main or co-main event bouts were canceled due to a variety of reasons.

Betting favorites went 82-26 during Bellator main card fights. 14 fights had no odds available while three fights had even odds, and three ended in a no contest.

Six cards saw all the betting favorites win.

No fight cards had more underdogs win than favorites.

Bellator 225 was the first event in company history to have every fight end in a stoppage.

CHAMPIONSHIP FEATS

Ryan Bader

[autotag]Ryan Bader[/autotag] became the first simultaneous two-division champion in company history when he captured the heavyweight title at Bellator 214.

Bader joined Joe Warren as the second fighter in company history to win titles in two weight classes.

[autotag]Rory MacDonald[/autotag] vs. [autotag]Jon Fitch[/autotag] at Bellator 220 marked the first title fight in company history to end in a draw.

[autotag]Patricio Freire[/autotag] became the second simultaneous two-division champion in company history when he captured the lightweight title at Bellator 221.

Freire became the third fighter in company history to win titles in two weight classes, joining Bader and Warren in that exclusive club.

[autotag]Michael Chandler[/autotag] became the first in company history to suffer five losses in title fights when he was defeated at Bellator 221.

Kyoji Horiguchi

[autotag]Kyoji Horiguchi[/autotag] became the first fighter in history to earn titles in Bellator and Rizin FF when he won the Bellator bantamweight title at Bellator 222.

Bader became the first champion in company history to register title defenses in two weight classes when he retained his heavyweight belt at Bellator 226.

Freire set a new mark for most championship-fight victories in company history with his eighth when he won at Bellator 228.

[autotag]Douglas Lima[/autotag] became the second fighter in company history to have three title reigns in a single weight class when he reclaimed the welterweight belt at Bellator 232. Chandler also accomplished the feat.

[autotag]Ilima-Lei Macfarlane[/autotag] became the second champion in company history to earn four consecutive title defenses when she won at Bellator 236. Ben Askren also accomplished the feat.

INDIVIDUAL FEATS

Matt Mitrione vs. Sergei Kharitonov at Bellator 215

[autotag]Matt Mitrione[/autotag] vs. [autotag]Sergei Kharitonov[/autotag] at Bellator 215 marked the third shortest no-contest in Bellator/UFC/WEC/Strikeforce/PRIDE combined history at just 15 seconds. Only Marius Zaromskis vs. Waachim Spiritwolf (six seconds) at Strikeforce Challengers 12 and Kevin Casey vs. Antonio Carlos Junior (11 seconds) at UFC Fight Night 80 were faster.

[autotag]Michael Page[/autotag] became the second fighter in history to earn a 10-fight Bellator winning streak when he won at Bellator 216. A.J. McKee also accomplished the feat.

[autotag]David Rickels[/autotag] became the third fighter in history to reach 15 Bellator victories when he won at Bellator 219. Patricio Freire and Chandler have also accomplished the feat.

[autotag]Jordan Young[/autotag] became the first fighter in company history to earn five consecutive victories by submission when he won at Bellator 224.

[autotag]Aviv Gozali[/autotag], 18, became the youngest fighter to earn a Bellator victory when he won at Bellator 225.

Gozali’s 11-second victory at Bellator 225 marked the fastest submission in company history.

Patricio Freire

Freire set a new mark for most victories in company history with his 18th when he won at Bellator 228.

[autotag]Haim Gozali[/autotag], 46, became the oldest fighter in Bellator history to earn a submission victory when he won at Bellator 234.

[autotag]Frank Mir[/autotag] earned his first non-UFC victory since August 2001 when he won at Bellator 231.

Lima became the first fighter in company history to claim three separate tournaments victories when he won the welterweight grand prix at Bellator 232.

[autotag]Saad Awad[/autotag] became the first in history to suffer 10 Bellator defeats when he lost at Bellator 232.

[autotag]Patrick Mix[/autotag] earned the first Suloev stretch submission finish in company history when he won at Bellator 232.

[autotag]Muhammed Lawal[/autotag] retired from MMA competition following his loss at Bellator 233.

Ilima-Lei Macfarlane

Macfarlane became the third fighter in history to earn a 10-fight Bellator winning streak when she won at Bellator 236. Page and McKee also accomplished the feat.

McKee extended his company record winning streak to 16 fights when he earned a victory at Bellator 236.

McKee set a new record for most stoppages in featherweight history with his 11th when he won at Bellator 236.

Chandler set a new record for most stoppages in company history with his 12th when he won at Bellator 237.

MMA rankings report: Does Jan Blachowicz deserve bump after UFC Sao Paulo?

MMA Junkie’s “Gorgeous” George and John Morgan walk you through all the latest USA TODAY Sports/MMA Junkie rankings changes.

It wasn’t the most eventful weekend in MMA history, but nonetheless, UFC on ESPN+ 22 and Bellator 234 are in the books, and there were some items of note:

  • [autotag]Jan Blachowicz[/autotag] earned a victory over [autotag]Ronaldo Souza [/autotag] in the UFC light heavyweight main event in Sao Paulo. What does that mean for his spot in line hoping to meet champion Jon Jones?
  • What do you do with “Jacare” after his unsuccessful light heavyweight debut? (Spoiler alert: Continue ranking him at middleweight).
  • Over at Bellator 234, [autotag]Sergei Kharitonov[/autotag], who was an honorable mention at heavyweight, was upset by [autotag]Linton Vassell[/autotag].

What does this all mean for our weekly USA TODAY Sports/MMA Junkie rankings? Let MMA Junkie’s “Gorgeous” George Garcia and John Morgan walk you through the changes in the video above.

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Bellator 234 post-event facts: Youngster Aviv Gozali already making waves

Check out all the facts and figures from Bellator 234, which took place Thursday in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Bellator hosted its latest oversees event Thursday with Bellator 234, which aired Friday via tape delay on Paramount from Menora Mivtachim Arena in Tel Aviv, Israel.

An upset occurred in the heavyweight headliner of the card when [autotag]Linton Vassell[/autotag] (19-8 MMA, 8-5 BMMA) stopped [autotag]Sergei Kharitonov[/autotag]’s (29-7 MMA, 3-2 BMMA) unbeaten streak with a second-round TKO for his first win in the weight class since moving up from light heavyweight.

For more on the numbers behind the main event, as well as the rest of the card, check below for 20 post-event facts to come out of Bellator 234.

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General

Betting favorites went 2-1 on the main card. Betting odds weren’t available for two fights.

Betting favorites fell to 12-7 (with two no contests and one draw) in Bellator main events this year.

Total fight time for the six-bout main card was 43:23.

Main card

Vassell improved to 1-1 since he moved up to the heavyweight division in March.

Vassell has earned 15 of his 19 career victories by stoppage.

Vassell earned his first knockout victory since Feb. 27, 2015 – a span of 1,721 days (nearly five years) and eight fights.

Kharitonov has suffered six of his seven career losses by stoppage.

Kharitonov has suffered both of his Bellator losses by knockout.

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[autotag]Roger Huerta[/autotag] (24-12-1 MMA, 1-5 BMMA) fell to 0-3 since he returned to Bellator for a second stint in April 2018. He hasn’t earned a victory with the promotion since April 2010.

Huerta fell to 4-11 in his past 15 fights dating back to August 2008.

[autotag]Aviv Gozali[/autotag] (4-0 MMA, 4-0 BMMA), 18, is the youngest fighter to reach four Bellator wins.

Gozali has earned all four of his career victories by submission.

[autotag]Haim Gozali[/autotag] (12-6 MMA, 4-3 BMMA) has earned all 12 of his career victories by stoppage.

Gozali has earned all four of his Bellator victories by first-round submission.

[autotag]Artur Pronin[/autotag] (16-4 MMA, 0-1 BMMA) has suffered all four of his career losses by stoppage.

[autotag]Grachik Bozinyan[/autotag] (10-4 MMA, 0-1 BMMA) suffered the first decision loss of his career.

Preliminary card

[autotag]Sinead Kavanagh[/autotag] (6-4 MMA, 3-4 BMMA) improved to 2-3 since she moved up to the Bellator women’s featherweight division.

Kavanagh has earned all of her career stoppage victories by knockout.

[autotag]Olga Rubin[/autotag] (6-2 MMA, 4-2 BMMA) has suffered consecutive losses after starting her career 6-0.

Rubin has suffered both of her career losses by knockout.

Bellator 234 results: Linton Vassell TKOs Sergei Kharitonov, Austin Vanderford still unbeaten

Check out the results from Bellator 234, where Linton Vassell got back in the win column in a big way.

[autotag]Linton Vassell[/autotag] is back in the win column – and in a big way.

In his return to heavyweight, Vassell, a former two-time light heavyweight title challenger, defeated [autotag]Sergei Kharitonov[/autotag] via second-round TKO on Thursday. The fight between Vassell (20-8 MMA, 8-5 BMMA) and Kharitonov (30-8 MMA, 3-2 BMMA) served as the headliner for Bellator 234, which took place at Menora Mivtachim Arena in Tel Aviv, Israel, and aired on Paramount/DAZN on Friday via tape delay.

The fight opened with Kharitonov stalking Vassell, who was content to circle on the outside during the opening couple of minutes of Round 1 before shooting in for a takedown. It was initially stuffed, but Vassell managed to complete it despite Kharitonov’s initial grabbing of the fence. Vassell spent the second half of the round controlling from top position with composed ground-and-pound until the horn sounded.

Round 2 opened the same way as the first, but Vassell mixed things up with a high kick that was blocked before shooting for another takedown. This time, Vassell completed it on his first attempt, and the two men crashes to the canvas. It didn’t take long for Vassell to control Kharitonov’s back. At one point, Vassell sunk in a rear-naked choke that he released in favor of throwing punches from a back mount. All Kharitonov could do was turtle up, forcing the stoppage midway through the round.

With the victory, Vassell snapped a three-fight losing streak that consisted of losses to champion Ryan Bader, former champ Phil Davis and highly touted prospect Valentin Moldavsky. Kharitonov, meanwhile, suffered his first defeat in eight fights dating back to March 2017.

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Gozalis earn victories, leading to Haim’s retirement

Father and son had a successful night at home one last time.

First, 46-year-old [autotag]Haim Gozali[/autotag] (12-6 MMA, 4-3 BMMA) was victorious, defeating [autotag]Artur Pronin[/autotag] (16-4 MMA, 0-1 BMMA) by first-round heel hook submission. Then, in the night’s next bout, 18-year-old [autotag]Aviv Gozali[/autotag] (4-0 MMA, 4-0 BMMA) won with his own first-round submission, using an anaconda choke to finish [autotag]Zaka Fatullazade[/autotag] (14-9 MMA, 0-1 BMMA).

Afterward, as expected, Haim, affectionately known as “Batman,” announced his retirement after more than 21 years as a professional fighter.

Batman as left the cage thanks to @bellatormma to give me opportunity to fight in the biggest organisation in the world.
And thanks to all my fans that give me the strength to continue.
And to all my fans I love you!!!
and to all the haters I love you too!!!

His son replied:

Love you pops good luck on your new way I’m here to continue the Legacy

Vanderford remains undefeated

[autotag]Austin Vanderford[/autotag] (9-0 MMA, 3-0 BMMA) still has a perfect record.

Vanderford, who made his debut with Bellator earlier this year, won his third fight with the promotion, earning a unanimous decision over [autotag]Grachik Bozinyan[/autotag] (10-4 MMA, 0-1 BMMA).

Vanderford, the husband of UFC star Paige VanZant, has gotten off to a good start in Bellator since being denied a UFC contract last year following a submission win on “Dana White’s Contender Series.” He’s 3-0 with the promotion and 9-0 overall.

Complete Bellator 234 results include:

  • Linton Vassell def. Sergei Kharitonov via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 3:15
  • [autotag]Sidney Outlaw[/autotag] def. [autotag]Roger Huerta[/autotag] via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27, 30-27)
  • Aviv Gozali def. Zaka Fatullazade via submission (anaconda choke) – Round 1, 0:56
  • Haim Gozali def. Artur Pronin via submission (heel hook) – Round 1, 4:12
  • Austin Vanderford def. Grachik Bozinyan via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
  • [autotag]Sinead Kavanagh[/autotag] def. [autotag]Olga Rubin[/autotag] via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 4:37
  • [autotag]Robson Gracie Jr.[/autotag] def. [autotag]Amir Bashir[/autotag] via submission (triangle choke) – Round 1, 4:39
  • [autotag]Adam Keresh[/autotag] def. [autotag]Vladimir Fedin[/autotag] via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 3:29
  • [autotag]Simon Smotritsky[/autotag] def. [autotag]Illia Hladkii[/autotag] via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 2:10
  • [autotag]Vuqar Keramov[/autotag] def. [autotag]Gustavo Wurlitzer[/autotag] via knockout (punches) – Round 1, 1:29
  • [autotag]Kirill Medvedovsky[/autotag] def. [autotag]Akhmed Al Farazha[/autotag] via submission (guillotine choke) – Round 2, 0:46
  • [autotag]Raz Bring[/autotag] def. [autotag]Naziri Daniliuk[/autotag] via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-27, 29-28)
  • [autotag]Mihail Dulgher[/autotag] def. [autotag]Ofir Leibel[/autotag] via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27, 30-27)
  • [autotag]Ron Becker[/autotag] def. Artem [autotag]Kazartsev[/autotag] via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 2:57
  • [autotag]Ben Cohen[/autotag] def. [autotag]Maksym Tkachuk[/autotag] via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 1, 3:17
  • [autotag]Eli Aronov[/autotag] def. [autotag]Sari Hleihil[/autotag] via split decision (30-26, 27-28, 30-26)
  • [autotag]Itay Lipszyc[/autotag] def. [autotag]Yizhak Yakobov[/autotag] via submission (ankle lock) – Round 1, 2:51
  • [autotag]Noam Voldman[/autotag] def. [autotag]Nisim Rozalis[/autotag] via split decision (30-27, 28-29, 29-28)
  • [autotag]Itay Tratner[/autotag] vs. [autotag]Elias Mamadov[/autotag] declared a split draw declared a split draw (28-27, 28-29, 28-28)
  • [autotag]Tomer Maslis[/autotag] def. [autotag]David Malka[/autotag] via TKO (exhaustion) – Round 3, 1:32