Bellator 16 weigh in results for April 29 show in Kansas City
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (April 28, 2010) — On the eve of Bellator Fighting Championships’ much-anticipated show at the Kansas City Power & Light District, all 16 fighters competing in tomorrow’s event participated in an official weigh-in earlier this evening.
Bellator 16 will be broadcast live in prime time nationwide on Thursday on FOX Sports Net and during special Bellator highlight shows this Saturday night on NBC, Telemundo and mun2.
The card’s main event is a first round match up in Bellator’s eight man-middleweight tournament featuring WEC veteran Bryan "The Beast" Baker (11-1) and Sean "The Destroyer" Loeffler (14-3), a submission artist from Southern California.
The official results of the weigh-in are as follows:
Tournament Card:
- Bryan Baker (185.5) versus Sean Loeffler (186) – at 185 lbs.
- Alexander Shlemenko (184.5) versus Matt Major (185.25) – at 185 lbs.
- Jared Hess (185.25) versus Ryan McGivern (185.25) – at 185 lbs.
- Eric Schambari (184) versus Luke Zachrich (183.5) – at 185 lbs.
Local Feature Fight Card:
- Rudy Bears (173*) versus Brent Weedman (170) – at 170 lbs.
- Danny Tims (135) versus Brian Davidson (136) – at 135 lbs.
- Eric Marriott (161.5) versus Demi Deeds (161.25) – at 162 lbs.
- Drew Dober (169.75) versus Nick Nolte (170.75) – at 170 lbs.
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Is he any good? or is it coz of the name.
Shlemenko via spinning hook kick.
by NNR (formerly NameNotRequired) on Apr 28, 2010 10:50 PM EDT up reply actions
Oh shit I forgot about Shlemenko
After looking at the poster I was a little disappointed, but now I’m kinda excited to see this tonight
still not going anywhere...deal with it
by mike farmer on Apr 29, 2010 10:28 AM EDT up reply actions
Don't sleep on Bryan either. This might be his breakout though he wont win against Hector.
The more interesting thing about him though his brother Kyle – he has the best hybrid MMA clinch in the world. It’s truly innovative and pure MMA evolution. Not as deadly as Anderson’s for example but it’s gonna be a gamechanger once it’s taken to the next step. Too bad people won’t get to appreciate it since he won’t ever get beyond the regional scene IMO. BE did an awesome write up on it.
by NNR (formerly NameNotRequired) on Apr 29, 2010 12:48 PM EDT up reply actions

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