UFC Fight Night 36 Quick Results

 

Main Card:

• Lyoto Machida def. Gegard Mousasi via Unanimous Decision
• Ronaldo Souza def. Francis Carmont via Unanimous Decision
• Erick Silva def. Takenori Sato via KO (Punches) – Round 1, 0:52
• Nicholas Musoke def. Viscardi Andrade via Unanimous Decision
• Charles Oliveira def. Andy Ogle via Triangle Choke – Round 3, 2:40

Preliminary Card:

• Joe Proctor def. Cristiano Marcello via Unanimous Decision
• Rodrigo Damm def. Ivan Jorge via Unanimous Decision
• Francisco Trinaldo def. Jesse Ronson via Split Decision
• Yuri Alcantara def. Wilson Reis via Split Decision
• Felipe Arantes def. Maximo Blanco via Unanimous Decision
• Ildemar Alcantara def. Albert Tumenov via Split Decision
• Zubair Tuhugov def. Douglas Silva de Andrade via Unanimous Decision

Nate Loughran Injured; Erick Silva vs Takenori Sato Scheduled for UFC Fight Night 36

Erick Silva

• 15-4 MMA / 3-3 UFC Record
• Lost 2 of Last 3 Fights
• Notable Wins: Jason High, Luis Ramos, Charlie Brenneman

Takenori Sato

• 17-8-7 MMA / UFC Debut
• 2 Fight Win Streak
• Notable Wins: Kiichi Kunimoto

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UFC Fight Night 36

February 15th, 2014

Jaragua do Sol, Santa Cantarina, Brazil

Arena Jaragua

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Widely considered one of the top welterweight prospects in the UFC, Erick Silva is still searching for that key victory that places him among the elite, following a second round knockout loss to Dong Hyun Kim at UFC Fight Night 29. He’s traded wins and losses since his debut in August of 2011, including spectacular showings in victory against Luis Ramos, Charlie Brenneman, and Jason High. Losses include a disqualification against Carlo Prater in a fight he was clearly on the way to winning, and a hard-fought decision loss to Jon Fitch.

Current welterweight King of Pancrase, Takenori Sato, makes his UFC debut on the strength of going undefeated since October of 2010, holding a record of 8-0-2 during that span. His most notable victory came in March of 2012 when he earned a unanimous decision over current UFC roster member, Kiichi Kunimoto at Pancrase: Progress Tour 3.

Erick Silva vs Nate Loughran, Rodrigo Damm vs Ivan Jorge Added to UFN 36

Erick Silva

• 15-4 MMA / 3-3 UFC Record
• Lost 2 of Last 3 Fights
• Notable Wins: Jason High, Luis Ramos, Charlie Brenneman

Nate Loughran

• 11-1 MMA / 1-1 UFC Record
• 2 Fight Win Streak
• Notable Wins: Bryan Travers, Johnny Rees, Kito Andrews

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Rodrigo Damm

• 11-6 MMA / 2-1 UFC Record
• Won 2 of Last 3 Fights
• Notable Wins: Jorge Masvidal, Mizuto Hirota, Anistavio Gasparzinho

Ivan Jorge

• 25-3 MMA / 1-0 UFC Record
• 7 Fight Win Streak
• Notable Wins: Daniel Acacio, Luis Melo Jr. Keith Wisniewski

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UFC Fight Night 36

February 15th, 2014

Jaragua do Sol, Santa Cantarina, Brazil

Arena Jaragua

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Widely considered one of the top welterweight prospects in the UFC, Erick Silva is still searching for that key victory that places him among the elite, following a second round knockout loss to Dong Hyun Kim at UFC Fight Night 29. He’s traded wins and losses since his debut in August of 2011, including spectacular showings in victory against Luis Ramos, Charlie Brenneman, and Jason High. Losses include a disqualification against Carlo Prater in a fight he was clearly on the way to winning, and a hard-fought decision loss to Jon Fitch.

Nate Loughran returns to the UFC for the first time since his release in December of 2008, following a 1-1 stint with the promotion. He took a three year break from the sport, but returned in March of last year and earned a split decision victory over long-time MMA vet, Jamie Jara. After another lengthy absence, Loughran defeated Kito Andrews at Tachi Palace Fights 17 by unanimous decision to win their welterweight world title.

Rodrigo Damm got his second UFC victory at UFC on Fuel TV 10 with a closely-contested split decision victory over Mizuto Hirota. He’s now 2-1 in the UFC, including a submission win over Anistavio Gasparzinho  and  decision loss to Antonio Carvalho.

Ivan Jorge took a short notice fight in the welterweight division at UFC Fight Night 28 to get his shot in the UFC, and defeated Keith Wisniewski by unanimous decision. He’s now won seven straight victories in his career, with his previous six wins all coming by submission stoppages.

UFC Fight Night 29 Quick Results

 

Main Card:

• Jake Shields def. Demian Maia via Split Decision
• Dong Hyun Kim def. Erick Silva via KO (Punch) – Round 2, 3:01
• Thiago Silva def. Matt Hamill via Unanimous Decision
• Fabio Maldonado def. Joey Beltran via Split Decision
• Rousimar Palhares def. Mike Pierce via Ankle Lock – Round 1, 0:33
• Raphael Assuncao def. TJ Dillashaw via Split Decision

Preliminary Card:

• Igor Araujo def. Ildemar Alcantara via Unanimous Decision
• Yan Cabral def. David Mitchell via Unanimous Decision
• Chris Cariaso def. Iliarde Santos via TKO (Punches) – Round 2, 4:31
• Alan Patrick def. Garett Whiteley via TKO (Punches) – Round 1, 3:54

Demain Maia vs Jake Shields, Dong Hyun Kim vs Erick Silva Added to UFC Fight Night 29

 

Demian Maia

• 18-4 MMA / 9-4 UFC Record
• 3 Fight Win Streak
• Notable Wins: Jorge Santiago, Dong Hyun Kim, Jon Fitch

 

Jake Shields

• 28-6-1 MMA / 3-2 UFC Record
• 2 Fight Win Streak
• Notable Wins: Dan Henderson, Martin Kampmann, Tyron Woodley

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Dong Hyun Kim

• 17-2-1 MMA / 8-2 UFC Record
• 2 Fight Win Streak
• Notable Wins: TJ Grant, Siyar Bahadurzada, Nate Diaz

 

Erick Silva

• 15-3 MMA / 3-2 UFC Record
• Won 2 of Last 3 Fights
• Notable Wins: Jason High, Luis Ramos, Charlie Brenneman

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UFC FIght Night 29

October 9th, 2013

Barueri, Brazil

Ginasio Poliesportivo Jose Correa

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Demian Maia nears title shot contention on the heels of a three-fight win streak, since making the drop to the welterweight division. He made his 170-pound debut in July of last year, earning a first round TKO victory over Dong Hyun Kim at UFC 148. Maia has since submitted Rick Story in the first round and dominated Jon Fitch for three rounds, earning a unanimous decision victory at UFC 156.

Jake Shields earned his third victory in the UFC at UFC 161, winning a closely-contested somewhat controversial split decision over Tyron Woodley. The Woodley fight was his first fight back after serving a six-month suspension for testing positive to a banned substance following his unanimous decision (later overturned to a no contest) win over Ed Herman at UFC 150.

Dong Hyun Kim continues to hover around title contention, following a unanimous decision win over Siyar Bahadurzada at UFC on Fuel TV 8. It was his second straight victory since losing by TKO to Demain Maia at UFC on Fuel TV 6, due to a freak rib injury. Kim has been in the UFC for over five years, amassing an impressive 8-2 record with the promotion during that time.

Rising superstar, Erick Silva rebounded nicely from his hard-fought decision loss to Jon Fitch at UFC 153, with a quick first round submission win over Jason High last June. He’s 3-2 in the UFC, but one of his losses was a controversial disqualification loss against Carlo Prater for shots to the back of the head, in a fight he was clearly winning.

UFC on Fuel TV 10 Quick Results

 

Main Card:

• Fabricio Werdum def. Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira via Armbar – Round 2, 2:41
• Leonardo Santos def. William Macario via Arm-Triangle Choke – Round 2, 4:43
• Thiago Silva def. Rafael Cavalcante via KO (Punches) – Round 1, 4:29
• Erick Silva def. Jason High via Armbar- Round 1, 1:11
• Daniel Sarafian def. Eddie Mendez via Arm-Triangle Choke – Round 1, 2:20
• Rony Jason def. Mike Wilkinson via Triangle Choke – Round 1, 1:24

Preliminary Card:

• Raphael Assuncao def. Vaughan Lee via Armbar – Round 2, 1:51
• Felipe Arantes def. Godofredo Castro via TKO (Strikes) – Round 1, 3:32
• Ildemar Alcantara def. Leandro Silva via Unanimous Decision
• Rodrigo Damm def. Mizuto Hirota via Split Decision
• Caio Magalhaes def. Karlos Vemola via Rear Naked Choke – Round 2, 2:49
• Antonio Braga Neto def. Anthony Smith via Kneebar – Round 1, 1:52

John Hathaway Out; Erick Silva vs Jason High, Ildemar Alcantara vs Leandro Silva Booked for UFC on Fuel TV 10

Erick Silva

• 14-3 MMA / 2-2 UFC Record
• Lost 2 of Last 3 Fights
• Notable Wins: Gil de Freitas, Luis Ramos, Charlie Brenneman

Jason High

• 16-3 MMA / 0-1 UFC Record
• 7 Fight Win Streak
• Notable Wins: Jordan Mein, Hayato Sakurai, Quinn Mulhern

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Ildemar Alcantara

• 18-5 MMA / 1-0 UFC Record
• 8 Fight Win Streak
• Notable Wins: Luis ‘Sapo’ Santos, Wagner Prado, Ediberto de Oliveira

 

Leandro Silva

• 11-0-1 MMA / UFC Debut
• 5 Fight Win Streak
• Notable Wins: Viscardi Andrade, Gilmar Dutra Lima, Chris Wilson

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UFC on Fuel TV 10

June 8th, 2013

Ceara, Brazil

Ginasio Paulo Sarasate

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Erick Silva looks to rebound from a closely-contested unanimous decision loss to Jon Fitch at UFC 153 in Brazil. Silva has now gone 2-2 in the UFC, but one of his losses, he was disqualified against Carlo Prater for shots to the back of the head in a fight where he was clearly on the way to a stoppage victory. His last victory was a first round submission win over Charlie Brenneman at UFC on FX 3.

Strikeforce transfer, Jason High returns to the UFC on a current seven-fight win streak dating back to August of 2010. High was released from his UFC contract after just one fight, losing by unanimous decision to Charlie Brenneman at UFC Fight Night 21. Notable wins during his win streak include Jordan Mein, Hayato ‘Mach’ Sakurai, and Quinn Mulhern.

Ildemar Alcantara filled in as a late injury replacement at UFC on FX 7, defeating Wagner Prado by second round kneebar. He now will drop two weight classes to the welterweight division for his second appearance in the octagon. Alcantara has won eight fights in a row, including seven of eight coming by way of stoppages.

Leandro ‘Buscape’ Silva makes his UFC debut on the heels of a current five-fight win streak, including most recently a split decision victory over UFC veteran, Chris Wilson at a Predator FC event last March. Seven out of his eleven professional victories have come by way of submission.