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Kemal
30-10-2011, 08:48
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Welterweight World Championship
Ben Askren defeated Jay Hieron via split decision (47-48, 48-47, 48-47).
Heavyweight Semi-Finals
Eric Prindle defeats Ron Sparks via Knockout (Punch, 1st Round, 0:40)
Thiago Santos defeats Neil Grove via Submission (RNC, 1st Round, 0:38)
Local Feature Fights
Daniel Gallemore defeats Derrick Ruffin via TKO (Ref Stoppage, 2nd Round, 5:00)
Marcio Navarro defeats Rudy Bears via Split Decision
Adam Schindler defeats Jeremy Spoon via Unanimous Decision
Kelvin Tiller defeats Dan Spohn via Split Decision
Emanual Brooks defeats Willian De Souza via Unanimous Decision
Jacob Aiken defeats Jeimson Saudino via submission (RNC, 1st Round, 3:26)
Aaron Ely defeats Owen Evinger via Submission (RNC, 1st Round, 3:45)

Kemal
30-10-2011, 08:49
Ben Askren Beats Jay Hieron, Keeps Bellator Welterweight Title

After 25 minutes of action, Ben Askren (http://www.mmafighting.com/tag/BenAskren/) is still Bellator (http://www.mmafighting.com/bellator/)'s welterweight champion.

Askren defeated Jay Hieron by split decision on Saturday night, keeping the Bellator welterweight belt but not satisfying himself with his performance.

"I'm not pleased at all -- I'm supposed to be getting better," Askren said afterward. "In no way did I dominate Jay like I wanted to and that's why I'm disappointed. The judges could have gone either way on this one."

Although he's a great wrestler, Askren knows he's not a complete enough fighter to put himself on the same level as the truly elite in the sport, and he acknowledged as much after escaping with the win over Hieron.

"My goal is to be the best fighter in the world and I wasn't that tonight -- I wasn't even close," Askren said.

Saturday night's Bellator card also featured the two semifinal fights in the promotion's heavyweight tournament, and both of them ended very quickly.

In one heavyweight semifinal, Eric Prindle knocked out Ron Sparks (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/ron/sparks/1533/) with a brutal left hook just 40 seconds into the first round. Prindle sent Sparks face-first into the canvas with the punch and landed a couple more shots on the ground before referee Chuck Wolfe jumped in to stop the fight (accidentally kneeing Sparks in the face in the process). In the other heavyweight semifinal, Thiago Santos needed just 38 seconds to submit Neil Grove (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/neil/grove/657/), landing a big shot on the feet and forcing a tap with a rear-naked choke on the ground.

Prindle and Santos will fight next month, with a shot at Bellator heavyweight champion Cole Konrad on the line.

"When you watch us, don't blink," Prindle said.

Ralph
30-10-2011, 15:23
In one heavyweight semifinal, Eric Prindle knocked out Ron Sparks (http://www.mmafighting.com/fighter/ron/sparks/1533/) with a brutal left hook just 40 seconds into the first round. Prindle sent Sparks face-first into the canvas with the punch and landed a couple more shots on the ground before referee Chuck Wolfe jumped in to stop the fight (accidentally kneeing Sparks in the face in the process).

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