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Shark Fights 13 went down at the Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum in Amarillo, Texas.

Here is the full Shark Fights 13 results recap.

Main card

Light Heavyweight bout: Trevor Prangley def. Keith Jardine split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
Light Heavyweight bout: Houston Alexander def. Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou via TKO (strikes) – R2 @ 1:31
Catchweight (171.75) bout: Paul Daley def. Jorge Masvidal via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
Middleweight bout: Danillo Villefort def. Joey Villaseñor via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Welterweight bout: Tarec Saffiedine def. Brock Larson via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Middleweight bout: Paul Bradley def. Johnny Rees via submission (rear-naked-choke) – R1 @ 4:28

Preliminary card

Featherweight Championship bout: Ronnie Mann def. Douglas Evans via split decision (48-47, 47-48, 48-47) – becomes new FW champ
Heavyweight bout: Aaron Rosa def. Devin Cole via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Lightweight bout: Daniel Straus def. Karen Darabedyan via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Catchweight (176.5) bout: Eric Davila def. Pete Spratt via submission (guillotine choke) – R2 @ 3:49

Saturday night’s Shark Fights 13 card was viewed by many as being the first leg of Keith Jardine’s journey back to the UFC after receiving his release last June. However, by the end of the show “The Dean of Mean” had taken two steps back rather than one forward towards his goal of returning to the Octagon.

Jardine found himself on the wrong side of a split-decision to opponent Trevor Prangley at the event after being dropped early with strikes, then battling back in the bout’s closing moments with a late flurry leaving Prangley somewhat stunned but ultimately unfinished. As a result of the outcome, the 15-9-1 Greg Jackson staple has now notched losses in five consecutive bouts and in seven of his last nine in-ring appearances.

His opponent, Prangley, improved his record to 23-6-1 with the performance and is now 6-1-1 in his previous eight bouts.

Like Jardine, fellow light heavyweight Houston Alexander found himself in trouble during his respective bout’s opening frame but was more successful at overcoming the damage sustained. Alexander appeared to be fighting on fumes after absorbing a few clean shots from Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou early in the fight. However, the tables quickly turned in the second round, as Alexander put Sokoudjou on the canvas with a series of punches against the cage and eventually pounded him out for the TKO win.

The victory brought Alexander’s record to 11-6 while Sokoudjou is now 9-7 in his career.

Here is a complete list of results from Shark Fights 13:

Eric Davila def. Pete Spratt via Submission Round 2 (Guillotine Choke)
Daniel Straus def. Karen Darabedyan via Unanimous Decision
Aaron Rosa def. Devin Cole via Unanimous Decision
Ronnie Mann def. Douglas Evans via Split Decision
Paul Bradley def. Johnny Rees via Submission Round 1(Rear-Naked Choke)
Tarec Saffiedine def. Brock Larson via Unanimous Decision
Danillo Villefort def. Joey Villasenor via Unanimous Decision
Paul Daley def. Jorge Masvidal via Split Decision
Houston Alexander def. Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou via TKO Round 2
Trevor Prangley def. Keith Jardine via Split Decision

The Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum hosts tonight’s Shark Fights 13 event from Amarillo, Texas.

The event marks the fist ever pay-per-view for the Texas-based Shark Fight Promotions. Fans can watch the entire event as Sherdog.com will present a Free live-streaming broadcast of the entire preliminary card. While the main card can be found on ppv, check local listings for accessibility.

The event is headlined by a light-heavyweight match between former UFC fighters Keith Jardine and Trevor Prangley, the current Shark Fights light-heavyweight champ.

Also featured on the card are bouts between Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou vs. Houston Alexander and Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou vs. Houston Alexander.

The full ‘Quick Results’ for Shark Fights 13 is as follows:

Main card

Light Heavyweight bout: Trevor Prangley def. Keith Jardine split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)
Light Heavyweight bout: Houston Alexander def. Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou via TKO (strikes) – R2 @ 1:31
Catchweight (171.75) bout: Paul Daley def. Jorge Masvidal via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
Middleweight bout: Danillo Villefort def. Joey Villaseñor via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Welterweight bout: Tarec Saffiedine def. Brock Larson via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Middleweight bout: Paul Bradley def. Johnny Rees via submission (rear-naked-choke) – R1 @ 4:28

Preliminary card (Sherdog.com Live Stream)

Featherweight Championship bout: Ronnie Mann def. Douglas Evans via split decision (48-47, 47-48, 48-47) – becomes new FW champ
Heavyweight bout: Aaron Rosa def. Devin Cole via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)
Lightweight bout: Daniel Straus def. Karen Darabedyan via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27)
Catchweight (176.5) bout: Eric Davila def. Pete Spratt via submission (guillotine choke) – R2 @ 3:49

It wouldn’t be hard to imagine John Williams’ famous score from the movie “Jaws” echoing in Paul Daley’s mind as he stepped closer and closer to the Shark Fights 13 scale late Friday afternoon. The hard-hitting Brit measured in at three-quarters of a pound over the limit for his main card bout against Jorge Masvidal at the event and as a result will have a 10% bite taken out of the “to show” portion of his paycheck.

Comparably, Masvidal weighed in at 168.75 pounds and will be looking for a second consecutive win by beating the powerful striker. He is 20-5 in his career and most recently won a split decision over Naoyuki Kotani last April.

The evening’s main event between Keith Jardine and Trevor Prangley had no such stumbling blocks with both fighters actually coming in below the “205″ mark. Jardine registered in at 204.5 pounds, while sometimes-middleweight Prangley came in at 202.75 pounds.

Here is a complete rundown of results from the Shark Fights 13 weigh-in:

Pete Spratt (170.25 lbs) vs. Eric Davila (176.5 lbs)*
Karen Darabedyan (155.75 lbs) vs. Daniel Straus (152.75 lbs)
Devin Cole (233.25 lbs) vs. Aaron Rosa (241.75 lbs)
Paul Bradley (170.5 lbs) vs. John Reese (169.25 lbs)
Douglas Evans (144.25 lbs) vs. Ronnie Mann (144.75 lbs)
Brock Larson (170.75 lbs) vs. Tarec Saffiedine (169.75 lbs)
Joey Villasenor (185.5 lbs) vs. Danillo Villefort (184.5 lbs)
Paul Daley (171.75 lbs) vs. Jorge Masvidal (168.75 lbs)**
Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou (204.5 lbs) vs. Houston Alexander (202.25 lbs)
Keith Jardine (204.5 lbs) vs. Trevor Prangley (202.75 lbs)

* – Spratt agreed to a catch-weight bout with Davila
** – Daley will forfeit 10% of his “show” pay to Masvidal for the infraction

The weigh-ins for today’s Shark Fights 13 event, the first pay-per-view event hosted by Shark Fight Promotions, took place at the Grand Plaza in the Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum in Amarillo, Texas.

Twenty fighters hit the scales and only one failed to make weight on his first try. Headliners Trevor Prangley (202.75) and Keith Jardine (204.5) made weight for their main event bout. While Paul “Semtex” Daley weighed in at 172 pounds, one pound over the welterweight limit, and has been given an extra hour to cut the weight.

The Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum will also host Saturday’s live event which will feature a ten bout card.

Fans can watch the entire preliminary card via a live stream at Sherdog.com. The preliminary card will be capped off by a Shark Fights featherweight title bout between champ Douglas Evans vs. Ronnie Mann.

Without a reporter at the show, we’ve pulled the weigh-in results from MMAjunkie.com today.

Here is the full weigh-in results for Shark Fights 13.

MAIN CARD

* Trevor Prangley (202.75) vs. Keith Jardine (204.5)
* Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou (204.75) vs. Houston Alexander (202.25)
* Paul Daley (172) vs. Jorge Masvidal (168.75)+
* Danillo Villefort (184.5) vs. Joey Villasanor (185.5)
* Brock Larson (170.75) vs. Tarec Saffiedine (169.75)

PRELIMINARY CARD

* Champ Douglas Evans (144.25) vs. Ronnie Mann (144.75)
* Paul Bradley (170.5) vs. Johnny Reese (169.25)
* Aaron Rosa (241.75) vs. Devin Cole (233.25)
* Eric Davila (176.5) vs. Pete Spratt (170.25)*
* Karen Darabedyan (155.75) vs. Daniel Straus (152.75)

+ – Daley didn’t make weight on first attempt and has an additional hour to make weight
* – Fight originally slated for the welterweight division, but prior to weigh-ins, the fighters agreed to a catchweight bout (no fines disclosed)

AMARILLO, Texas - MMAjunkie.com was on scene and reporting live from today's official Shark Fights 13 fighter weigh-ins.

Today's weigh-ins, which were free and open to the public, took place at
the Grand Plaza in the Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum in Texas.

Although headliners Trevor Prangley (202.75 pounds) and Keith Jardine
(204.5) were on weight, Paul Daley missed the 171-pound limit, and
preliminary-card fighter Eric Davila had to agree to a catchweight
affair with opponent Pete Spratt.

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Shark Fights 13 takes place on Sept. 11 at the Amarillo Civic Center in Amarillo, Tex.

Main card

Light Heavyweight bout: Keith Jardine vs. Trevor Prangley
Light Heavyweight bout: Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou vs. Houston Alexander
Welterweight bout: Paul Daley vs. Jorge Masvidal
Middleweight bout: Joey Villasenor vs. Danillo Villefort
Welterweight bout: Brock Larson vs. Tarec Saffiedine

Preliminary card (Sherdog.com Live Stream)

Featherweight Championship bout: Douglas Evans vs. Ronnie Mann
Middleweight bout: Paul Bradley vs. Johnny Rees
Heavyweight bout: Devin Cole vs. Aaron Rosa
Lightweight bout: Karen Darabedyan vs. States Daniel Straus
Welterweight bout: Pete Spratt vs. Eric Davila

PRESS RELEASE / Amarillo, TX. – September 4, 2010 – Shark Fight Promotions announced today that Joey Villasenor and Karen Darabedyan will be facing new opponents at Shark Fights 13. Drew McFedries and Marcus Hicks recently withdrew from the event due to training injuries. Villasenor is now slated to face hard-hitting UFC veteran Danillo Villefort and Darabedyan will take on Bellator Fighting Championships veteran Daniel Straus.

As the son of Vale Tudo legend Francisco “Master Indio” Silva, Villefort (11-3-0) was raised in competition. The seasoned Brazilian fighter holds a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and has fought for notable organizations such as the IFL, WEC, and the UFC. He now trains out of Florida at American Top Team. Villefort holds notable wins over top contenders such as Mike Massenzio and Mike Campbell.

Darabedyan will now face Team Vision fighter Straus (12-3-0). Straus is a highly skilled, well-rounded fighter, known for grinding it out to the bitter end. Six of Straus’s twelve wins have come by way of decision. Straus is currently riding an eight fight win streak that includes a recent Bellator Fighting Championship win over Chad Hinton and a unanimous decision victory over UFC veteran Gideon Ray.

Updated card for Shark Fights 13:

Pete Spratt vs. Eric Davila
Daniel Straus vs. Karen Darabedyan
Paul Bradley vs. Johnny Reese
Aaron Rosa vs. Devin Cole
Ronnie Mann vs. Douglas Evans
Brock Larson vs. Tarec Saffiedine
Joey Villasenor vs. Danillo Villefort
Paul Daley vs. Jorge Masvidal
Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou vs. Houston Alexander
Keith Jardine vs. Trevor Prangley

The Maximum Fighting Championship has added a hotly anticipated welterweight matchup to complete its co-main event for the upcoming MFC 26: Retribution card.

Ryan “The Real Deal” Ford, returning to the MFC after a year-and-a-half absence, will face the stiffest test of his career as he takes on American Top Team product Douglas “The Phenom” Lima. The Ford-Lima matchup shares main-event status and tops the card that will air live on HDNet Fights with the recently announced lightweight title fight between reigning belt-holder Antonio “Mandingo” McKee and Brazilian challenger Luciano Azevedo.

“For the remainder of 2010 and into 2011, the Maximum Fighting Championship’s top priority will be making its own stars,” noted MFC Owner/President Mark Pavelich.

“Ryan Ford and Douglas Lima have a great opportunity in the MFC to become internationally known hot commodities, and the same goes for guys like Luciano Azevedo, Tom Watson, and Ryan Jimmo. Even Antonio McKee, who has an incredible record and has not lost in seven years, can really step forward and make his name bigger than it has ever been before.”

Ford (12-2) is a former two-time challenger for the MFC welterweight title and is eagerly eyeing a return to the top of the organization’s 170-pound division. The Edmonton, Alberta, native is riding a four-fight winning streak coming into the matchup against Lima – the biggest of those victories being a first-round submission verdict over reality show competitor Tommy Speer back in March.

Ford began his mixed martial arts career under the MFC banner in 2007 and catapulted to the top of the ranks with his aggressive, crowd-pleasing style. A fan favorite, Ford worked his way into two title fights by taking out a list of tough opponents including C.J. Fernandes and Pete Spratt. Ford fell short in his two quests for the MFC belt, dropping a pair of hard-fought battles to rugged veteran Pat Healy.

Lima (14-4) has earned stoppage victories in 12 of his verdicts – four by knockout and eight by submission. The Goainia, Brazil, native, who has signed a three-fight contract with the MFC, trains under top-rated trainer Roan Carneiro at American Top Team’s Atlanta operation and is also an instructor at the camp.

A brown belt in Brazilian jiu-jitsu and a devastating Muay Thai practitioner, Lima is a decorated competitor, holding multiple titles in the North American Grappling Association, and for the past two years has been considered one of the top young prospects in mixed martial arts. Lima has had two long runs of success in his MMA career, with five- and six-fight winning streaks to his credit.

Tickets are on sale now at Ticketmaster charge-by-phone (204) 726-3555 and www.ticketmaster.ca.

The biggest card in Shark Fights history just got some additional starpower.

After already announcing four fights for the Sept. 11's main card, the Texas-based promotion unveiled a near-complete 10-fight lineup that includes a surprisingly deep preliminary card.

Notable additions include Bellator heavyweight Dave Herman vs. Aaron Rosa, WEC vets Karen Darabedyan vs. Marcus Hicks, and UFC vet Pete Spratt vs. Eric Davila.