#Nad Narimani

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I don’t have the memory I used to but that was the most impressed I’ve been with Grant Dawson I think. Makes me wonder if it’s growth or not having to cut the extra 5lbs. But he looked great in there with Nad Narimani.

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Stromsburg, Nebraska's Grant Dawson earns 4th UFC win at 'UFC Fight Night 172' on Yas Island, Abu Dhabi

Stromsburg, Nebraska’s Grant Dawson earns 4th UFC win at ‘UFC Fight Night 172’ on Yas Island, Abu Dhabi

Nad Narimani, Grant Dawson (©UFC)

Grant “KGD” Dawson, 26, of Stromsburg, Nebraska, United States earned his fourth victory in the Ultimate Fighting Championship on Yas Island in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. The Nebraskan mixed martial artist was one of the “UFC Fight Night 172” winners.

Featuring 12 MMA matches, “UFC Fight Night 172” took place on the UFC Fight Islandon Yas Island on July 19,…

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Nad Narimani decisions Khalid Taha in our FS1 opener

That felt like a really good Cage Warriors main event. If I had to sum it up in a word, it's that Nad Naramani is a better wrestler than Taha despite being a worse athlete. I enjoyed that although it was without question one of those regional MMA style fights. Nad Narimani's UFC debut has been well overdue so I'm glad he got the nod here. Dude has a chance to really find a home in the 145/155 lb division ranks due to his heavy pressure style and his underrated pop in his hands. Taha needs to tighten up his wrestling (or drop a weight class) if he wants to make use of what he has which is a pretty active bottom game, some good striking andwhat seemed like some solid cardio for a dude up a weight class.

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London Calling : An After Action Report on UFC on ESPN +5 Till vs Masvidal

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Published: March 19, 2019

This past weekend saw St Patricks Day get started off right with an absolutely solid card from top to bottom, take place in London England at the O2 Arena.

In the main event Jorge Masvidal returned from nearly 500 days away from the cage and shock the world and collective MMA community with a brutal knockout of Darren Till. Then for an encore, Masvidal got into a physical altercation with the man who was victorious in the Co-Main event, Leon Edwards.

Heres what you missed on the Main Card

 ·Jorge Masvidal def. Darren Till via knockout (punches) – Round 2, 3:05

Why this matters-  Masvidal proved a ton of haters wrong and in the process, solidified himself among casual fans as a fix for those missing the presence of the Diaz brothers. Darren Till is almost surely going into a long layoff and when he does return; is likely to do so as middleweight.

·Leon Edwards def. Gunnar Nelson via split decision (28-29, 29-27, 29-28)

Why this matters- Edwards continued his winning ways and now owns 7 straight victories in arguably the toughest division in the UFC. After the fight, his performance was marred by a backstage altercation with main event winner Jorge Masvidal. Nelson will be looking to fight again sooner than later as long as he is injury free. While Edwards won the fight clearly, despite one judge scoring for Nelson, minimal physical damage was imposed and “Gunni” should be poised for a quick turnaround.

· Dominick Reyes def. Volkan Oezdemir via split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)

Why this matters- Volkan Oezdemir did everything right to win this fight and yet somehow lost it. In a fight between two light heavyweight bruisers, fans saw the definition of a tactical stalemate. Neither Oezdemir or Reyes did enough to claim outright robbery, and while Reyes walked away with a win, the fans are left at a loss.

·Nathaniel Wood def. Jose Quinonez via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 2, 2:46

Why this matters- Nathaniel Wood saw his most game opponent yet, and dispatched him with relative ease. Wood looked every bit the part of shooting star prospect as he displayed his well rounded approach en route to a second round submission win. Wood looks like a star and an appearance on a massive card, like the July card rumored to have Conor Mcgregors next fight, will be a great launch point. In a bantamweight division that’s wide open, it would be great to see him matched up against a real challenge in, Jimmie Rivera. Quinonez is back to the drawing board after getting so easily handled and should look to right the ship as soon as possible if he is ever going to make waves in such a talent deep division.

·Claudio Silva def. Danny Roberts via verbal submission (armbar) – Round 3, 3:37

Why this matters- Claudio Silva looked like a great jiu-jitsu player, while Roberts looked like the much better fighter. Roberts did everything he could to keep from getting submitted in rounds 1 and 2 but as a result, he was in a deep hole on the scorecards. Round 3 saw the action go more in the way of Roberts as Silvas rudimentary standup was on full display. The end of the fight came at the hands of the ultra rare “verbal submission” due to an armbar. Roberts was losing this fight and referee error gave him a point of contention to help mar the win. For what its worth, I watched live and replay and couldn’t hear the submission; despite his arm appeared to hyperextend or break.

·Jack Marshman def. John Phillips via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)

Why this matters- In a fight tailor made to be an absolute war, fans were left with little more than a scuffle. Marshman was surprisingly tactical. Phillips on the other hand seemed to have no other options after the plan of “brawl til I fall” fell through. Neither of these guys made or lost any fans with this fight and did little to really justify a main card slot moving forward.

Preliminary Card

·       Arnold Allen def. Jordan Rinaldi via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-27, 29-28)

·       Marc Diakiese def. Joe Duffy via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

·       Saparbek Safarov def. Nico Negumereanu via unanimous decision (29-26, 29-26, 29-27)

·       Dan Ige def. Danny Henry via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 1, 1:17

·       Molly McCann def. Priscila Cachoeira via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-

·       Mike Grundy def. Nad Narimani via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 4:42

 Betting Implications moving forward-

No fighter on the card showed us a hidden caveat to their game that the betting public should pay more attention to moving forward.  Betting favorites went 8-4 overall and fights generally went off without many surprises. Followers of the Fistful of Cash podcast went 8-4 as well with an additional +260 parlay winner. Overall listeners could have ended up with as much as a 6 unit profit if all bets were held to 1 unit plays. Year to date the shows record improves to 75-45.

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Grant Dawson DEFEATS Nad Narimani via 3 round DECISION!

Grant Dawson {-250} DEFEATS Nad Narimani {+210} via 3 round DECISION on UFCOVID19. Will Go 3 Rounds {-160} & Dawson wins by decision {+145} hits!

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How To Watch or Live Stream UFC On ESPN+ 30 Prelims Grant Dawson faces Nad Narimani on the prelims of tonight's UFC on ESPN+ 30 fight card.

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Confronto entre pesos-pesados será luta principal do evento, e marcará retorno do brasileiro após infecção bacteriana nas pernas que causou sua retirada do UFC Moscou

Após se recuperar de um susto causado por uma infecção bacteriana, Junior Cigano já tem data para retornar ao octógono. O ex-campeão mundial do peso-pesado vai enfrentar o americano Curtis Blaydes na luta principal do UFC Raleigh.

UFC Raleigh

25 de janeiro de 2020, na Carolina do Norte (EUA) CARD PRINCIPAL (10h, de Tokyo): Peso-pesado: Curtis Blaydes x Junior Cigano Peso-meio-médio: Rafael dos Anjos x Michael Chiesa Peso-pena: Arnold Allen x Adversário a ser anunciado Peso-mosca: Jordan Espinosa x Alex Perez Peso-palha: Hannah Cifers x Angela Hill Peso-meio-pesado: Jamahal Hill x Darko Stosic CARD PRELIMINAR (19h, de Brasília): Peso-mosca: Justine Kish x Lucie Pudilova Peso-médio: Bevon Lewis x Dequan Townsend Peso-galo: Montel Jackson x Felipe Cabocão Peso-galo: Sara McMann x Lina Lansberg Peso-galo: Brett Johns x Tony Gravely Peso-pena: Herbert Burns x Nate Landwehr Peso-pena: Nik Lentz x Nad Narimani

Lutas futuras

UFC 247

8 de fevereiro de 2020, em Houston (EUA) CARD PRINCIPAL (12h, de Tokyo): Peso-meio-pesado: Jon Jones x Dominick Reyes Peso-mosca: Valentina Shevchenko x Katlyn Chookagian Peso-pesado: Juan Adams x Justin Tafa Peso-pena: Mirsad Bektic x Dan Ige Peso-pesado: Derrick Lewis x Ilir Latifi CARD PRELIMINAR (20h15, de Brasília): Peso-galo: Jimmie Rivera x Marlon Vera Peso-médio: Trevin Giles x Antônio Arroyo Peso-meio-médio: Alex Morono x Dhiego Lima Peso-mosca: Lauren Murphy x Andrea Lee Peso-galo: Miles Johns x Mario Bautista Peso-galo: Domingo Pilarte x Journey Newson Peso-galo: Andre Ewell x Jonathan Martinez

UFC Rio Rancho

15 de fevereiro de 2020, no Novo México (EUA) CARD DO EVENTO (até o momento): Peso-meio-pesado: Corey Anderson x Jan Blachowicz Peso-meio-médio: Diego Sanchez x Michel Pereira Peso-mosca: Montana de la Rosa x Mara Romero Borella Peso-mosca: Ray Borg x Rogério Bontorin Peso-galo: Macy Chiasson x Nicco Montaño Peso-meio-pesado: Devin Clark x Gadzimurad Antigulov Peso-mosca: Mark de la Rosa x Raulian Paiva Peso-galo: John Dodson x Nathaniel Wood Peso-galo: Casey Kenney x Merab Dvalishvili Peso-leve: Yancy Medeiros x Lando Vannata Peso-leve: Brok Weaver x Rodrigo Vargas Peso-meio-médio: Tim Means x Ramazan Emeev

UFC Auckland

22 de fevereiro de 2020, na Nova Zelândia CARD DO EVENTO (até o momento): Peso-leve: Paul Felder x Dan Hooker Peso-leve: Magomed Mustafaev x Brad Riddell Peso-meio-médio: Jake Matthews x Emil Meek Peso-meio-pesado: Marcos Pezão x Ben Sosoli Peso-meio-pesado: Vinicius Mamute x Adversário a ser anunciado Peso-palha: Karolina Kowalkiewicz x Yan Xiaonan Peso-mosca: Rachael Ostovich x Shana Dobson Peso-pena: Zubaira Tukhugov x Kevin Aguilar Peso-mosca: Kai Kara France x Tyson Nam Peso-leve: Callan Potter x Kenan Song Peso-leve: Jalin Turner x Jamie Mullarkey Peso-meio-médio: Maki Pitolo x Takashi Sato Peso-palha: Loma Lookboonmee x Hannah Goldy

UFC Norfolk

29 de fevereiro de 2020, na Virginia (EUA) CARD PRINCIPAL: Peso-mosca: Joseph Benavidez x Deiveson Figueiredo Peso-pena: Felicia Spencer x Zarah Fairn dos Santos Peso-meio-pesado: Ion Cutelaba x Magomed Ankalaev Peso-pena: Megan Anderson x Norma Dumont Peso-pesado: Marcin Tybura x Serghei Spivac Peso-galo: Gabriel Silva x Kyler Phillips CARD PRELIMINAR: Peso-pena: Mike Davis x Giga Chikadze Peso-médio: Brendan Allen x Tom Breese Peso-leve: Luis Peña x Alex Muñoz Peso-pena: Jordan Griffin x TJ Brown Peso-pena: Steven Peterson x Aalon Cruz Peso-meio-médio: Sean Brady x Ismail Naurdiev

UFC 248

7 de março de 2020, em Las Vegas (EUA) CARD DO EVENTO (até o momento): Peso-médio: Israel Adesanya x Yoel Romero * Peso-palha: Weili Zhang x Joanna Jedrzejczyk Peso-médio: Robert Whittaker x Jared Cannonier Peso-meio-médio: Neil Magny x Li Jingliang Peso-leve: Beneil Dariush x Drakkar Klose Peso-palha: Emily Whitmire x Polyana Viana Peso-galo: Guido Cannetti x Danaa Batgerel Peso-galo: José Quiñonez x Sean O’Malley Peso-pena: Jeremy Stephens x Calvin Kattar Peso-médio: Rodolfo Veira x Saparbek Safarov Peso-meio-médio: Alex Cowboy x Max Griffin Peso-meio-médio: Mark Madsen x Austin Hubbard

UFC Brasília

14 de março de 2020, no Distrito Federal CARD DO EVENTO (até o momento): Peso-leve: Kevin Lee x Charles do Bronx Peso-meio-médio: Demian Maia x Gilbert Durinho Peso-meio-pesado: Johnny Walker x Nikita Krylov Peso-palha: Amanda Ribas x Paige VanZant Peso-mosca: Maryna Moroz x Mayra Sheetara Peso-meio-médio: Elizeu Capoeira x Alexey Kunchenko Peso-galo: Rani Yahya x Enrique Barzola Peso-galo: Veronica Macedo x Bea Malecki Peso-mosca: Jussier Formiga x Brandon Moreno Peso-leve: Francisco Massaranduba x John Makdessi

UFC Londres

21 de março de 2020, na Inglaterra CARD DO EVENTO (até o momento): Peso-meio-médio: Tyron Woodley x Leon Edwards Peso-médio: Jack Hermansson x Darren Till * Peso-mosca: Molly McCann x Ashlee Evans-Smith Peso-médio: John Phillips x Dusko Todorovic Peso-pesado: Raphael Bebezão x Tom Aspinall Peso-médio: Darren Stewart x Marvin Vettori Peso-leve: Marc Diakiese x Stevie Ray Peso-meio-pesado: Paul Craig x Ryan Spann Peso-meio-médio: Danny Roberts x Nicolas Dalby Peso-pena: Lerone Murphy x Gabriel Benítez Peso-pena: Mike Grundy x Makwan Amirkhani

UFC Columbus

28 de março de 2020, em Ohio (EUA) CARD DO EVENTO (até o momento): Peso-pesado: Francis Ngannou x Jairzinho Rozenstruik Peso-galo: Raphael Assunção x Cody Garbrandt Peso-pesado: Carlos Boi x Jeff Hughes Peso-pesado: Yorgan de Castro x Greg Hardy Peso-meio-pesado: Khalil Rountree x Sam Alvey Peso-galo: Davey Grant x Louis Smolka Peso-palha: Tecia Torres x Mizuki Inoue Peso-galo: Randy Costa x Martin Day Peso-galo: Julianna Peña x Aspen Ladd Peso-médio: Punahele Soriano x Eric Spicely

UFC Fight Night

11 de abril de 2020, local a definir CARD DO EVENTO (até o momento): Peso-galo: Karol Rosa x Julia Avila Peso-médio: Alessio di Chirico x Abu Azaitar UFC 249 18 de abril de 2020, no Brooklyn (EUA) CARD DO EVENTO (até o momento): Peso-leve: Khabib Nurmagomedov x Tony Ferguson Peso-palha: Jéssica Bate-Estaca x Rose Namajunas Peso-médio: Ronaldo Jacaré x Uriah Hall Peso-pesado: Ben Rothwell x Gian Villante Peso-pena: Ryan Hall x Pedro Munhoz * UFC Fight Night 9 de maio de 2020, em São Paulo

* Eventos ou lutas não confirmados oficialmente pelo UFC

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Nik Lentz Takes on Nad Narimani at UFC Raleigh

A solid featherweight tilt has been added to the Ultimate Fighting Championship's first trip to Raleigh, North Carolina, in January. from Recent News on Sherdog.com https://www.sherdog.com/news/news/Nik-Lentz-Takes-on-Nad-Narimani-at-UFC-Raleigh-168287

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Mike Grundy stops Nad Narimani in the 2nd round!

Grundy get the first (T)KO finish of his career in his UFC debut.

Awesome opening fight here at featherweight with Grundy outlasting Narimani to get the stoppage win. Grundy had a great opening round, seemingly surprising Narimani with his speed and willingness to throw the right hand. Bloodied Narimani up and hurt him a couple times in the process. Narimani realized that Grundy wasn’t really moving his head or getting back into his stance after throwing his shot in the 2nd. Proceeds to seriously crack Grundy with a right, rocking him in the process. Narimani got extra aggressive but walked into a left hook from Grundy that started the end of the fight.

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Mike Grundy wins his UFC debut and stops Nad Narimani in the 2nd!

WHAT a fight. A little bit of everything on display from both guys and one of those fights that you’d hear people go crazy about on the regional scene. Mike Grundy is a really solid wrestler and so it looked like his gameplan was to feint Narimani into exchanges so he could get inside on his legs. On the other hand, Nad Narimani was going to be comfortable to strike from a distance with a lead uppercut as a back up tool if things got hairy. It felt like Narimani was having a tough time dealing with the power of Grundy and then he caught him flush (after being wobbled himself early on) and that led to a wild insane sprint. He rocked Gundy twice in the second round and when it looked like he was about to get the finish, Grundy caught him, dropped him and it was about thirty seconds of all Grundy action before he sealed the deal with a damn good ref stoppage.

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After Action Report on UFC on ESPN +5 Till vs. Masvidal

By Dale Lipan

3/18/2019

This past weekend saw St. Patrick’s Day get started off right with an absolutely solid card from top to bottom, take place in London England at the O2 Arena.

In the main event Jorge Masvidal returned from nearly 500 days away from the cage and shock the world and collective MMA community with a brutal knockout of Darren Till. Then for an encore, Masvidal got into a physical altercation with the man who was victorious in the Co-Main event, Leon Edwards.

Here’s what you missed on the Main Card

Jorge Masvidal def. Darren Till via knockout (punches) – Round 2, 3:05

Why this matters- Masvidal proved a ton of haters wrong and in the process, solidified himself among casual fans as a fix for those missing the presence of the Diaz brothers. Darren Till is almost surely going into a long layoff and when he does return; is likely to do so as middleweight.

Leon Edwards def. Gunnar Nelson via split decision (28-29, 29-27, 29-28)

Why this matters- Edwards continued his winning ways and now owns 7 straight victories in arguably the toughest division in the UFC. After the fight, his performance was marred by a backstage altercation with main event winner Jorge Masvidal. Nelson will be looking to fight again sooner than later as long as he is injury free. While Edwards won the fight clearly, despite one judge scoring for Nelson, minimal physical damage was imposed and “Gunni” should be poised for a quick turnaround.

Dominick Reyes def. Volkan Oezdemir via split decision (28-29, 29-28, 29-28)

Why this matters- Volkan Oezdemir did everything right to win this fight and yet somehow lost it. In a fight between two light heavyweight bruisers, fans saw the definition of a tactical stalemate. Neither Oezdemir or Reyes did enough to claim outright robbery, and while Reyes walked away with a win, the fans are left at a loss.

Nathaniel Wood def. Jose Quinonez via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 2, 2:46

Why this matters- Nathaniel Wood saw his most game opponent yet, and dispatched him with relative ease. Wood looked every bit the part of shooting star prospect as he displayed his well rounded approach en route to a second round submission win. Wood looks like a star and an appearance on a massive card, like the July card rumored to have Conor McGregor’s next fight, will be a great launch point. In a bantamweight division that’s wide open, it would be great to see him matched up against a real challenge in, Jimmie Rivera. Quinonez is back to the drawing board after getting so easily handled and should look to right the ship as soon as possible if he is ever going to make waves in such a talent deep division.

Claudio Silva def. Danny Roberts via verbal submission (armbar) – Round 3, 3:37

Why this matters- Claudio Silva looked like a great jiu-jitsu player, while Roberts looked like the much better fighter. Roberts did everything he could to keep from getting submitted in rounds 1 and 2 but as a result, he was in a deep hole on the scorecards. Round 3 saw the action go more in the way of Roberts as Silva’s rudimentary stand-up was on full display. The end of the fight came at the hands of the ultra rare “verbal submission” due to an armbar. Roberts was losing this fight and referee error gave him a point of contention to help mar the win. For what its worth, I watched live and replay and couldn’t hear the submission; despite his arm appeared to hyper extend or break.

Jack Marshman def. John Phillips via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)

Why this matters- In a fight tailor made to be an absolute war, fans were left with little more than a scuffle. Marshman was surprisingly tactical. Phillips on the other hand seemed to have no other options after the plan of “brawl til I fall” fell through. Neither of these guys made or lost any fans with this fight and did little to really justify a main card slot moving forward.

Preliminary Card

Arnold Allen def. Jordan Rinaldi via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-27, 29-28)

Marc Diakiese def. Joe Duffy via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

Saparbek Safarov def. Nico Negumereanu via unanimous decision (29-26, 29-26, 29-27)

Dan Ige def. Danny Henry via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 1, 1:17

Molly McCann def. Priscila Cachoeira via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-

Mike Grundy def. Nad Narimani via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 4:42

Betting Implications moving forward-

No fighter on the card showed us a hidden caveat to their game that the betting public should pay more attention to moving forward. Betting favorites went 8-4 overall and fights generally went off without many surprises. Followers of the Fistful of Cash podcast went 8-4 as well with an additional +260 parlay winner. Overall listeners could have ended up with as much as a 6 unit profit if all bets were held to 1 unit plays. Year to date the shows record improves to 75-45.

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UFC Fight Night: Till vs Masvidal results

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UFC Fight Night: Till vs Masvidal results

March 16 2019 at the O2 Arena in London, England.

Main Card (8 PM GMT on BT Sport 1)

Darren “The Gorilla” Till vs Jorge “Gamebred” Masvidal

Leon “Rocky” Edwards vs Gunnar “Gunni” Nelson

Volkan “No Time” Oezdemir vs Dominick “The Devastator” Reyes

Nathaniel “The Prospect” Wood vs Jose “Teco” Quinonez

Danny “Hot Chocolate” Roberts vs Claudio “Hannibal” Silva

Jack “The Hammer” Marshman vs John “The Welsh Wrecking Machine” Phillips

Prelims (5 PM GMT on UFC Fight Pass /BT Sport 1)

Arnold “Almighty” Allen vs Jordan Rinaldi

Negumereanu Nicolae vs Saparbeg Safarov

Tom Breese vs Ian “The Hurricane” Heinisch

Danny “The Hatchet” Henry vs “Dynamite” Dan Ige

Molly “Meatball” McCann vs Priscila “Zombie Girl” Cachoeira

Mike Grundy vs Nad “Smiler” Narimani

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Nad Narimani DEFEATS Anderson Dos Santos via 3 round DECISION!

Nad Narimani {-320} DEFEATS Anderson Dos Santos {+260} via 3 round DECISION on UFC Fight Night 140. Will Go 3 Rounds {-130} & Narimani wins by decision {+105} hits!

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UFC Fight Night 134 Results: Former Champion Destroyed In First Round

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UFC Fight Night 134 Results: Former Champion Destroyed In First Round

Former UFC light heavyweight champion Mauricio “Shogun” Rua suffered a devastating first round knockout loss Sunday in the main event of UFC Fight Night 134. Anthony Smith, who replaced Volkan Oezdemir in the main event from Hamburg, Germany, made his own claim to being a top contender at 205 pounds with the win.

In the co-main event, Corey Anderson scored the biggest win of his career, as he replaced Ilir Latifi and bested one-time title challenger Glover Teixeira. Smith and Manny Bermudez each were awarded “Performance of the Night” bonuses, with Danny Roberts and David Zawada claiming “Fight of the Night.”

The attendance from the Barclaycard Arena was announced at 7,798 with a live gate of $750,000.

Complete results are below:

* Anthony Smith def. Mauricio “Shogun” Rua via KO (elbow) at 1:29 of Round 1

* Corey Anderson def. Glover Teixeira via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

* Abu Azaitar def. Vitor Miranda via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)

* Marcin Tybura def. Stefan Struve via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

* Danny Roberts def. David Zawada via split decision (27-30, 29-28, 29-28)

* Nasrat Haqparast def. Marc Diakiese via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-26)

* Damir Hadzovic def. Nick Hein via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)

* Bartosz Fabinski def. Emil Weber Meek via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)

* Nad Narimani def. Khalid Taha via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)

* Aleksandar Rakic def. Justin Ledet via unanimous decision (30-25, 30-24, 30-24)

* Manny Bermudez def. Davey Grant via technical submission (triangle choke) at :59 of Round 1

* Darko Stosic def. Jeremy Kimball via TKO (strikes) at 3:13 of Round 1

* Liu Pingyuan def. Damian Stasiak via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)

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