Bellator 62 Results: Woodard, Hawn, Weedman, Michel advance to Lightweight semifinals

Posted on March 23, 2012, 09:33 PM by Joey Santosus
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The Bellator Season Six Lightweight Tournament got underway tonight, delivering four action packed quarterfinal bouts from the Laredo Energy Arena in Laredo, Texas. Lloyd Woodard submitted Patricky Freire in the headlining bout, while Rick Hawn scored a vicious knockout victory over Ricardo Tirloni in the co-main event. Brent Weedman got back in the win column, submitting J.J. Ambrose in the second-round, and Thiago Michel took a hard-fought split decision win over Rene Nazare in the main card opener.

Each of tonight's main card winners will advance to the Lightweight Tournament semifinal round, where they will square off for a spot in the final at a later date.

Bellator 62 Main Card Results:

Lloyd Woodard def. Patricky Freire via submission (kimura) at 1:46 round 2

Rick Hawn def. Ricardo Tirloni via KO (punches) at 2:36 of round 1

Brent Weedman def. J.J. Ambrose via submission (von flue choke) at 3:26 of round 2

Thiago Michel def. Rene Nazare via split decision (29–28, 28–29, 29–28)


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  • The Titan
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    I got Hawn winning this tourney, I've trained with him he hits HARD. Woodard is good chance but I don't see him beating Hawn. He made a good choice moving down to lightweight, the welterweights now are huge.

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  • David Saucier
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    Patricky gets his arm broken, DAMN!

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  • HunterB
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    Weedman vs Ambrose, and Woodard vs Pitbull were about as good as you get when it comes to MMA fights.

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  • David Saucier
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    Bellator constantly has amazing finishes, its a great alternative.

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