COMPOUND FRACTURE played to a packed house Friday night at the DeKalb Atlanta Centre.
Quick Results

Winner Opponent Time Method
Tim Gawenda (Eagle) Andrew Larabee (Combat Fight Team) 1:16 R1 TKO
Keith Bach (Alliance/Combatives) Shane Pressley (Velocity) 12:00 R1 Unanimous Decision
Cory Nestlehutt (Velocity) David Baggett (Kimura) 2:28 R1 TKO
Scottie Newton (Alliance - SC) Jeremy Fischer (Anderson Vale Tudo) 2:38 R3 Corner Stoppage
Petrus Walker (American Top Team) Jake Goode (Obake) 1:06 R2 KO
Jason Miller (AMA – Augusta, GA) Joshua Hancock N/A Default (Hancock is a no show)
Tim Stout (Team Oxendine/Soneca) Devon Powers (Kimura) :31 R1 KO
Mike Israel (Tiger Acedemy) Mac Teasley (Anderson Vale Tudo) 1:07 R1 Submission (Triangle Choke)
Ryan Ellison (Alliance/Team Jacare) Chris Monzo (Team Oyama) 1:53 R1 Submission (Strikes)
Rashad Khalliq (Velocity) Sam Frankel (Alliance – Dallas) 1:33 R Submission (Strikes)
Lionel Cortes (New Jersey) Morrison Butler (Velocity) 3:33 R3 KO
Raphael Assuncao (Alliance/Team Jacare) Chad Lawshe (Alabama Boxing) :54 R1 Submission (Guillotine)
Melvin Guillard (Anconas Gym) Jason Hathaway (U.S. Army) :37 R1 Ref Stoppage

Fight Party photos taken by Chris Oquendo
Tim Gawenda (Eagle) def. Andrew Larabee (Combat Fight Team) 1:16 R1 – TKO
Larabee was no match for Gawenda in this challenge match as Gawenda totally dominated en route to the TKO.

       

Keith Bach (Alliance/Combatives) def. Shane Pressley (Velocity) 12:00 - Unanimous Decision
The Army Ranger Bach contolled the more experienced Pressley on the way to a unanimous decision.

   

Cory Nestlehutt (Velocity) def. David Baggett (Kimura) 2:28 R1 TKO
Nestlehutt let loose with everything but the kitchen sink.

   

Scottie Newton (Alliance - SC) def. Jeremy Fischer (Anderson Vale Tudo) 2:38 R3 – Corner Stoppage
Newton dominated though Fischer had his moments. Then, in Round 3, Newton let loose with a flurry and Fischer’s corner threw the towel in.

       


Petrus Walker (American Top Team) def. Jake Goode (Obake) 1:06 R2 – KO
Goode appeared to be dominating early landing some big shots and avoiding “The Buffalo’s” submission attempts. Then, following a stand up in round 2, the 276 lb. Walker unleashed a huge head kick which took the big man out.



 

Jason Miller (AMA – Augusta, GA) win by default over Joshua Hancock
The oft-plagued Hancock did not show. This is not the first time Hancock has been involved in controversy


Tim Stout (Team Oxendine/Soneca) def. Devon Powers (Kimura) :31 R! – KO
“MOAB” Stout was too much for Powers.





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Mike Israel (Tiger) def. Mac Teasley (Anderson Vale Tudo) 1:07 R - Tap Out Triangle Choke
Teasley started the fight with a brutal slam; however, Israel maintained his composure and secured the triangle for the win.


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Ryan Ellison (Alliance/Team Jacare) def. Chris Monzo (Team Oyama) 1:53 R1 - Tap Out Strikes
Ellison dominated Monzo, taking his time and “cooking” him for the victory.








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Rashad Khalliq (Velocity) def. Sam Frankel (Alliance – Dallas) 1:33 R1 – Verbal Submission
Up & coming fighter Khalliq, fighting with a broken hand, beat Frankel at his own game – STAND UP. Frankel verbally submitted after being punched, hit with knees, and then severely cut by a flurry to the face and head.


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Lionel Cortes (New Jersey) def. Morrison Butler (Velocity) 3:33 R3 – KO
This seesaw battle between two fighters who had fought previously three years prior, ended with Cortes catching Butler in the corner and unloading.



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Raphael Assuncao (Alliance/Team Jacare) def. Chad Lawshe (Alabama Boxing) :54 R1 – Guillotine
Hats off to Pro Boxer Lawshe who took the fight on four days notice after two separate scheduled Assuncao opponents went down with injuries. Lawshe wanted a taste of MMA, but the highly regarded Assuncao was just too much for him.







 

Melvin “the yound assassin”Guillard (Anconas Gym) def. Jason Hathaway (U.S. Army) :37 R1 – Ref Stoppage
Hathaway took this fight on one days notice after Melvin’s original MAIN EVENT opponent, Antonio McKee, went down with an ankle injury. Hathaway took a knee while shooting in and the young assassin let loose. Referee Cam McHargue stepped in to halt the bout.






Congratulations to all fighters for putting on an amazing show!

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