Yves Edwards and Roan Carneiro victorious at Shine 2: 'American Top Team vs The World'

Former UFC fighters Yves Edwards and Roan Carneiro helped propel the American Top Team (ATT) camp to victory at the Shine Fights event from the James L. Knight Center in Miami, Fla., on Sept. 4.
Shine 2: "American Top Team vs. The World" featured an assortment of members competing out of the well known Florida-based mixed martial arts camp taking on fighters from around the world.
For those keeping score, the boys down at ATT made it a clean sweep at the pay-per-view event, taking home the "W" in all four of the fights they represented.
Edwards, ATT's "Master of Thug-jitsu," managed to rebound from a two-fight losing skid to choke out "Madtown Throwdown" veteran James Warfield with a sneaky triangle choke late in the second frame.
Also breaking out of an 0-2 slump was the Brazilian welterweight Carneiro, who outclassed Chute Boxe product Jorge "Macaco" Patino en route to a unanimous decision victory. Like Edwards, it was the first fight for "Jucao" in nearly a year.
With any luck, we won't have to wait another twelve months to see these two talented veterans get their fight on.
Here are the Shine 2 official results:
Roan Carneiro defeated Jorge Patino via unanimous decision
Yves Edwards defeated James Warfield via submission (triangle choke) 4:48-R2
Luiz Firmino defeated Ryan Healy via unanimous decision
Flavio Alvaro defeated Jean Silva via majority decision
Micah Miller defeated Anthony Morrison via submission (arm-triangle choke) 4:25-R2
Junior Assuncao defeated Pete Grimes via split decision
Herbert Goodman defeated James Brasco via TKO (strikes) 3:24-R3
Brian Fuery defeated Phil Friedman via submission (neck crank) 2:03-R1
Stay tuned to MMAmania.com for more information on future events from Shine Fight Promotions in the coming months.
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I totally slept on this card. And they werent far from my house either.
by El Mexicutioner, formerly The Mexicutioner on Sep 5, 2009 1:50 PM EDT reply actions
pbp on Bloody elbow or 10 bucks for PPV. I went with the former.
by NameNotRequired on Sep 5, 2009 4:07 PM EDT up reply actions

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