Aug. 7LAS VEGAS When Lucas Jumalon was born, he weighed just 1 pound, 14 ounces. His parents consider him to be their miracle child.The youngest of five brothers with the closest in age being 10 years older, Lucas was hospitalized for nearly three months immediately after coming into this world.When he finally was able to come home, his parents, Robin and Butch Jumalon, said he didn't make a peep."He came home and he hadn't made a sound the whole time," Butch said. "And so we were like, 'Oh crap! Will he ever find his voice?' And then he found his voice, and we didn't sleep for 31/2 years."The Jumalon family has worked for years through trials and tribulations. This past week, their efforts finally paid off.On Wednesday the young man who flirted with death as an infant secured $10 million by outlasting 9,207 other people in the World Series of Poker Main Event at the Horseshoe Las Vegas Hotel and Casino.Butch, a burly, bald-headed man with a kind demeanor, was overwhelmed with emotion Wednesday morning ahead of his son's matchup against Finland's Lauri Saaskilahti."This is over -the -moon stuff," Butch said, holding back tears.Before starting the Spokane plumbing company Bulldog Rooter, Butch was working two full-time jobs to provide for the family. Robin, on top of taking care of five boys, decided she wanted to help out more. At age 36, she went back to school to become a registered nurse."We're blue -collar," Butch said. "We're hardworking. We've taken our bumps and bruises, but we've gotten back up and taken life on. And I think that's the foundation that Luke gets to work from."During Lucas's early years, the family didn't have a lot of money to go out and do things. So, they turned to card games.The family spent long nights playing cribbage and board games of all sorts and, eventually, poker. Over time, the Jumalon's poker nights became more and more competitive.Starting when he was about 8 years old, Butch said Lucas began to win against full-grown men.Colton Jumalon, who is 14 years older than Lucas, said his little brother was a "walking almanac" from a young age.He also had a sharp wit. Butch, who was an all-state running back in high school in Oregon, said their family loves the Dallas Cowboys. One day, when Colton was poking fun at his much younger brother, Lucas came up with a simple quip."You're a Seahawk," he told him, which was just about the worst thing any Jumalon could be called. The family erupted in laughter.He loved numbers. Robin said her son started counting as soon as he could talk, and that carried into his high school years.Thomas Rye, who taught statistics at Ferris High School for 23 years, had Lucas in his class his senior year. One of his first memories of Lucas was the youngster's ability to think about math concepts differently from traditional students.Rye said Lucas got an A in his Advanced Placement Statistics class, which is a feat only about 10% of his students can achieve.When Lucas found a topic, such as the law of probabilities, particularly interesting, he dedicated himself to learning about it."That curiosity, that inquisitiveness," Rye said. "I would say of all the thousands of students I've had over the years, the ones that go on to do something unique always seem to have that characteristic."Lucas said he was about 14 or 15 when he really began to take poker seriously. He treated it like an NBA prospect would treat trying to make the league. But instead of long hours in the gym, he spent long hours at poker tables refining his skills."I got very into it and studied," Lucas said. "And then by the time I turned 18, I was ready to go and play with the big boys."Colton and Butch said it took a little time for some of the regulars at places like Lilac Lanes and the Black Pearl in Spokane Valley to warm up to Lucas. After all, no one likes to get "rolled" by someone 20 years younger, Colton said."When you're that age, confidence comes off as being cocky," Butch added.Eventually, the older guys came around. Many of them, like Nate Hoover, flew to Vegas to watch Lucas win the $10 million.Hoover said he can't take credit for Lucas' accomplishments. He didn't teach him. He didn't train him. But the Spokane poker community has been part of the environment where Lucas honed his game. His success is the community's success."That's why this feels different," Hoover said. "We're not just rooting for a name on a screen or a player we'll never meet. We're rooting for someone from our own backyard. Someone real. Someone connected, in one way or another, to the same community many of us are part of."Robin said her son's love of poker was never her favorite. A career in gambling isn't a sure thing, so she was adamant that he graduate from Grand Canyon University. Given that he traveled frequently for poker tournaments around the Pacific Northwest, she was concerned he might not."Sure enough, he did," Robin said. "He graduated with two degrees.""I don't know how he managed it," Butch said. "But he did."With a degree in business administration and data analytics and $10 million in the bank, the world appears to be Lucas' for the taking. But managing all that cash at such a young age can be challenging. Lucas said he plans to invest his money and not make any rash decisions. And Butch said he would be disappointed in his son if he blew it all on frivolous and unnecessary things.But at the end of the day, he said it's Lucas' money to do with as he pleases.Lucas has already been talking to someone who was once in the same spot.Joe Cada became the youngest winner of the World Series of Poker Main Event when he won in 2009 at 21. Today, the 38-year-old coaches high school soccer in Michigan.When Lucas reached out just before the final table began, Cada said the only advice he gave was to stay sharp and focused on the moment at hand. If he won the whole thing, Cada said he hoped Lucas would reach back out for advice on how to deal with the money and fame that came with winning poker's biggest title."You don't see that maturity that often from someone that young," Cada said. "He made me a fan just after talking to him and even hearing him reach out to other people and hearing stories involving Lucas of how kind and nice of a person he is."Carson Loman, a friend from Ferris, said Lucas is always there for his people. When Loman went through a rough breakup, he said Lucas was always asking how he could help. Now whenever Lucas goes through Utah where Loman works to recover passengers and crews of fallen planes he always asks to stay with Loman.When Trista Dammel, who met Lucas in their sophomore year of high school, was going through the "hardest time of her life" after starting a new job in Houston, Lucas stayed with her for a few days until she started to feel better. She called his dad, Butch, "a great human being" and said the reason Lucas has devoted so much time and energy toward becoming a world-class poker player is to make his dad proud.Trenton Matthews has been close with Lucas since they met on the football field in seventh grade. He called him a "stand-up guy" when asked to describe his friend."My dad died about three years ago," Matthews said. "And Lucas was one of the first people to freaking be there for me. He helped me out mentally, and just was always checking in and making sure I was fine before himself, every time, because that's just who Lucas is. He cares about his neighbors more than he cares about himself."When they heard that Lucas had made the final table, Matthews told his friends: "Dude, we got to go."After Lucas got a three of a kind to eliminate Saaskilahti on Wednesday and take home the WSOP Main Event crown , he leaned back into the crowd of people who came out to support him.When he went to pose next to the pile of cash, his mom and dad were front and center."I started at the dining room table just playing back and forth with him (Butch)," Lucas said. "It grew into him inviting his buddies over, and me playing in those games at a fairly young age because I gravitated towards it.""And," he said. "It was something to do with my dad."

The Brooklyn Nets came into the 2026 NBA offseason with the goal of improving the team as much as possible following a 2025-26 NBA season in which they finished with a lowly 20-62 record. Brooklyn also came into the summer with the hope of seeing some of the youngest players on the team show improvement, but others around the league are not sold on most of the Nets' 2025 NBA Draft class."The Nets had five first-round picks in 2025. With the exception of the outstanding Egor Demin, the Nets look as if they whiffed on this entire group," John Hollinger wrote for The Athletic when discussing Brooklyn's 2025 class. Forward Danny Wolf is one of the players that should be a factor in the rotation next season, but Hollinger doesn't appear to be impressed by Wolf's summer."Wolf offered hints of rotational usefulness last season, but his clock-killing, ball-stopping dribbles to nowhere stood out more in a summer-league environment where his team was actually trying to win. All that pounding produced just seven assists in four games," Hollinger added on Wolf. "I will unofficially award him the title of worst dribbles-to-points ratio of any non-guard in Vegas."Wolf, 22, played in four of the five games that the Nets played in the Las Vegas Summer League and while he had some up-and-down games, the former Michigan Wolverine had a solid stint this year. Wolf finished his time in Las Vegas with averages of 11.8 points, 5.8 rebounds, and 1.8 assists per game while shooting 48.6% from the field and just 11.1% from behind the three-point line.Wolf is in the position where he should see significant playing time within Brooklyn's rotation if he performs well during training camp later in the fall when the entire team is together. Assuming that Wolf will be spending some time as one of the centers on the team, his competition at that position will be Day'Ron Sharpe and Mo Wagner, but if most people feel like Hollinger does, Wolf may have something to prove next season.This article originally appeared on Nets Wire: What to make of Nets' Danny Wolf's performance in summer league play?

No one was more popular than the Boston Cannons when they stepped into autograph alley Friday night at Harvard Stadium.There is nothing like it in the PLL, head coach Brian Holman said of the home-field advantage. Theyre rooting for us.Those Boston fans were treated to a thrilling game that ended in a Marcus Holman overtime two-pointer, leading the Cannons to a 14-12 victory over the Maryland Whipsnakes.Just a really fun way to clinch a playoff berth for us, the veteran attackman said.DON'T COUNT OUT THE BOSTON CANNONS https://t.co/BW0HzF40jOpic.twitter.com/flEXZhCt55 Boston Cannons (@PLLCannons) August 8, 2026Down two with under a minute left in regulation, Mic Kelly came through with two goals to send Boston into overtime.MIC KELLY. ONE GOAL GAME. pic.twitter.com/4wRSGFb7kY Boston Cannons (@PLLCannons) August 7, 2026It was another Whose car are we taking? game for the Boom Squad. Graydon Hogg opened the night with two straight goals, Brian Kelly recorded a hat trick and Holman finished with five points on the night.Andrew McMeekin continued to make an impact, going 71% at the faceoff stripe and scoring a third-quarter goal that sparked some controversy on the sideline, with Brian Holman throwing the challenge flag after seeing it as a two-pointer, which the referees disagreed with.He steps on the line, its not connected, its a two, the Cannons coach said postgame. Those guys have a tough job; we all get a little feisty. Were competitive people.But McMeekins ability extends far beyond winning the faceoff; it gave Boston a chance to stay alive. Down by three late in the third quarter, his feed to Brian Kelly led to an electrifying behind-the-back goal.[McMeekins] probably been the MVP of our team this year, honestly, Marcus Holman said.BTB JUICE FROM BK pic.twitter.com/Tx22Jmx8GE Boston Cannons (@PLLCannons) August 7, 2026Despite the full-team involvement, the Cannons were held scoreless in the second quarter and trailed throughout the second half. But neither the team nor the home crowd gave up.I dont think there was ever a second where we thought, you know, were in a tough spot, Mic Kelly said. We knew we were gonna keep fighting until the very last whistle, and thats what we were able to do.With the win, the Cannons became the second team to clinch a spot in the PLL playoffs, joining the Eastern Conference-leading Philadelphia Waterdogs. Theyll play the second game of their Homecoming Weekend doubleheader Saturday night against the California Redwoods (8 p.m. ET; ESPN+).

A former two-time MVP and the first unanimous MVP in league history, Stephen Curry has been well recognized by the world-famous basketball video game NBA 2K this offseason. Earlier this week, 2K recognized Curry as the game's strongest shooter in the upcoming NBA 2K27 game, giving him a 99 rating on 3-pointers, higher than any other player.Curry was also recognized for his ball-handling skills Wednesday, being named the second best ball-handler in the game with a 97 rating. This put him above Jalen Brunson, the recent NBA Finals MVP, and Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the reigning two-time league MVP, who were rated 96 each. The only player Curry trailed was his former rival, Kyrie Irving of the Dallas Mavericks, who was rated 99 in the category. No other Warriors players were ranked inside the top-10. LaMelo Ball, Luka Doncic, James Harden and Trae Young were all tied for fifth place.NBA 2K27 is set to release September 4.This article originally appeared on Warriors Wire: Warriors star Stephen Curry receives another high rating in NBA 2K27

Denis Goltsov delivered one of the most ruthless finishes of 2026.The 2024 PFL heavyweight tournament winner ended Hasan Mezhiev's undefeated status with a vicious kick to close out the preliminary card of PFL Charlotte, which took place Friday at Bojangles Coliseum in North Carolina. Goltsov (37-9) tagged Mezhiev (14-1) early, pushed him to create distance, and then blasted him with a kick to the face that sent Mezhiev stumbling down to the canvas.This was Goltsov's first fight since losing to Corey Anderson in July 2025. This was also Goltsov's 19th career KO win. You can watch Goltsov's vicious finish in the video below: DON'T BLINKDENIS GOLTSOV FIRST ROUND DOMINATION #PFLCharlotte | Prelims LIVE NOW on the ESPN App | Main Card 10PM EST on ESPN pic.twitter.com/gcLDxNdRKZ PFL (@PFLMMA) August 8, 2026Denis Goltsov makes quick work of Hasan Mezhiev with a first round TKO #PFLCharlotte | Prelims LIVE NOW on the ESPN App | Main Card 10PM EST on ESPN pic.twitter.com/fQZsYS13id PFL (@PFLMMA) August 8, 2026This article originally appeared on MMA Junkie: PFL Charlotte video: Denis Goltsov scores violent TKO in opening round

Photo provided by Matt LynchPITTSBURGH Not much went right for the Pirates on Friday night. Carmen Mlodzinski struggled in his first start since May, and the offense continued to struggle against left-handed starting pitching.The end result? A 6-4 loss to the Mets at PNC Park, pushing their losing streak to four games at exactly the wrong time.Scoring PlaysTop 1st, 1-0 NYM: Carson Benge plated A.J. Ewing from third base with a base hit to center field off Carmen Mlodzinski (6-4).Top 3rd, 5-0 NYM: The Mets (51-66) opened the floodgates after a rain delay. Benge came through with another RBI single. Francisco Lindor easily stole second base with two outs and scored on Benges base hit on the very next pitch. Later in the inning, Marcus Semien hit a three-run home run to left field to blow the game open. Mlodzinskis 1-2 fastball caught too much of the plate.Top 4th, 6-0 NYM: Lindor delivered another two-out run-scoring hit for the Mets with an RBI single to center off Evan Sisk. Bottom 7th, 6-2 NYM: The Pirates (57-60) finally got on the board on a Jared Triolo RBI single to left off Jefry Yan. After Pittsburgh loaded the bases later in the inning, Jake Mangum tacked on a second run with a sacrifice fly to right. Bottom 9th, 6-3 NYM: Pinch-hitter Jacob Gonzalez banged one high off the Clemente Wall in right field off Devin Williams. He plated Ronny Simon from second, but was thrown out trying to stretch a double. Brandon Lowe brought the Pirates within two with an RBI single to center. Key MomentsThe Pirates were one pitch away from escaping the third inning to stay within striking distance. Instead, Marcus Semiens home run put the game out of reach.Bryan Reynolds represented the tying run in the bottom of the ninth with two outs and a runner on first but was robbed of a hit by Mets second baseman Marcus Semien to end the game. Player of the GameMets starter Zac Thornton (3-2) held the Pirates scoreless across five innings despite a rain-interrupted start.Stat to KnowCarmen Mlodzinski has a 4.98 ERA in 10 starts this season. He has a 2.15 ERA in 16 appearances out of the bullpen. Notable PerformancesCarmen Mlodzinski: 3.0 innings, seven hits, five runs, one walk, one strikeout, 63 pitches/40 strikesYohan Ramrez: 3.1 innings, one hit, no runs, one walk, four strikeouts, 43 pitches/28 strikesNick Gonzales: 2 for 4, one double, one runRonny Simon: 2 for 4, two runsJared Triolo: 2 for 3, one RBIBryan Reynolds: 2 for 5, one doubleNoteworthyThe Pirates are 5-13 over their last 18 games. Five of the six Mets runs came with two outs. The game was delayed for 36 minutes in the top of the third inning due to rain. CF Oneil Cruz (left hand fourth and fifth metacarpal non-displaced fractures) began a rehab assignment with Triple-A Indianapolis on Friday night. RHP Chris Devenski elected free agency after he was outrighted to Indianapolis. Up NextThe Pirates will have RHP Bubba Chandler (4-8, 4.49 ERA) on the mound for the second game of the series on Saturday night. RHP Robert Stock (0-1, 1.80 ERA) will start for the Mets. First pitch: 6:40 p.m. ET on SportsNet Pittsburgh/93.7 The Fan.Around the NetworkPittsburgh Baseball Now:Pittsburgh Has Always Been Home, Josh Harrison Signs One-Day Contract to Retire With PiratesPittsburgh Hockey Now:Dubas Dishing Koivunen Contract Raises a Lot of QuestionsSteelers Now:Saunders Steelers Training Camp Takeaways: Defense Gets Pick Happy, Rodgers Makes Unexpected ImpactPittsburgh Sports Now: Pitt Sights & Sounds: RBs Work on Receiving, Ball SecurityThe post Pirates Woes Continue With Loss to Mets, Untimely Losing Streak Hits 4 appeared first on Pittsburgh Baseball Now.

At the time the Jays received the 1992 Environment Collection, Cito Gaston was termed supervisor of the American League personnel for the 1993 AllStar Recreation. A few JaysJoe Carter, John Olerud, and Roberto Alomarwere picked out as starters through lover vote, a testomony in the direction of the drive of Blue Jays lovers. Cito extra tested his loyalty through including 4 added Jays in the...

Jalen Duren's contract talks with Detroit continue to stall in a never-ending saga originally appeared on The Sporting News. Add The Sporting News as a Preferred Source by clicking here.The 2026 offseason has been filled with storylines, but one that has been prevalent all summer has been Jalen Duren's contract saga with the Detroit Pistons. After a phenomenal 2025-26 season that saw him become a first-time NBA All-Star and All-NBA player, Duren is now seeking the best contract he can.He wants a five-year maximum contract extension worth around $287 million, but it seems the Pistons are unwilling to give him that deal. That is because he had an abysmal showing throughout the 2026 Playoffs, and that soured a lot of people on Duren, including the Pistons' front office.Jalen Duren's never-ending contract saga continues to be an issueDuren had a superb regular season run when he averaged 19.5 points and 10.5 rebounds for the #1 seed Pistons. He was the second-biggest reason behind the Pistons' rise to become the Eastern Conference's best regular season team behind superstar guard Cade Cunningham.Unfortunately for Duren, those numbers took a massive nosedive in the 2026 Playoffs. During the postseason, he averaged 10.2 points and 8.5 rebounds, which is almost unheard of from an All-NBA player. Considering they still won a series, Duren had opportunities to bounce back, but it was quite rare.MORE:The Pistons' reality check about Jalen Duren's contract situationThroughout the offseason, the talk has been him shooting for that big contract. There was interest elsewhere with the Sacramento Kings, but that has cooled off. This has led to this saga with the Pistons, as they want him to stay, but on a smaller contract than he wants."There's been zero progress. They were having discussions, but they remain far apart. The Pistons' offer is somewhere around that $30-35 million annual range.They don't view him as a max-level guy, and that's why the situation is gonna continue to drag on," ClutchPoints' Brett Siegel said about Duren's situation in Detroit."I've heard nothing about sign-and-trades; the Pistons are not interested in that. And everybody I talk to says Jalen Duren is not going to be taking the qualifying offer."It is not a good situation for both Duren and the Pistons because they would want to wrap this up early. Unfortunately, they remain far apart in the discussions, so this could drag on until right before the Pistons' training camp.More NBA news:The Pistons' key question revolves around superstar guard Cade CunninghamCade Cunningham could get hurt by a costly mistake by the Pistons organizationThe new Cade Cunningham sneaker line gets an official release dateJohn Collins signing with the Pistons is not getting discussed enoughA Pistons legend gets honest about the rocky Jalen Duren contract situation

CHICAGO (AP) Angel Martnez hit a grand slam and drove in a career-high six runs and the Cleveland Guardians beat the AL Central-leading Chicago White Sox 8-2 on Friday night to end a three-game losing streak.Steven Kwan added a solo home run to help the Guardians trim Chicagos division lead to two games after being swept by the New York Mets.Martnezs third career slam came in the fifth inning after David Sandlin (2-2) gave up Chase DeLauters single, walked Jos Ramrez and hit Jo Adell. Martnez drove the first pitch to center. Austin Hedges added an RBI single in the inning.Munetaka Murakami and Braden Montgomery had solo homers for the White Sox, They've lost a season-worst four straight and five of six.All-Star left-hander Parker Messick (9-6) allowed four hits and both Chicago home runs in the first seven innings to win for the first time since July 10. He struck out eight and walked just one.Sandlin was pressed into a long relief stint after starter Noah Schultz had to leave the game in the first inning. The right-hander gave up six runs, seven hits and walked four while striking out four in 5 1/3 innings.Schultz had to leave the game by rule in the first after mound visits by pitching coach Zach Bove and manager Will Venable. Martnez tagged him for a two-run single to open the scoring.Kwan homered off Sandlin to lead off the sixth.The hometown crowd saved its loudest boos for something that didnt happen on the field. The White Sox announced halfway through the ninth that a planned postgame performance by rapper Ja Rule was canceled due to travel issues.Up nextGuardians LHP Joey Cantillo (8-7, 3.87 ERA) was set to face RHP Davis Martin (9-6, 4.13) on Saturday. The White Sox will retire former player and manager Ozzie Guillens No. 13 before the game.___AP MLB: https://apnews.com/hub/mlb

Mateusz Gamrot(155.5) vs. Quillan Salkilld (155.5)Diego Ferreira(154.5) vs. Billy Quarantillo (155.5)Yadier Del Valle(145.5) vs. Darren Elkins (145.5)Amanda Lemos(115.5) vs. Alexia Thainara (115.5)Billy Goff (170.5) vs.Ty Cole Miller (170.5)Steven Asplund(263.5) vs. Guilherme Pat (249.5)Bruno Lopes (204.5) vs.Diyar Nurgozhay (205)Jose Luiz (258.5) vs.Louie Sutherland (258)Richie Miranda (155.5)vs. Manoel Sousa (156)Miles Johns (145.5) vs.Gianni Vazquez (143)Juliana Miller(125.5) vs. Ravena Oliveira (125.5)Giovanna Canuto (116) vs.Carol Foro (115) Sherdog's live UFC Vegas 120 coverage will begin Saturday at 5 p.m. ET. Theevent is also known as UFC Fight Night 284.GiovannaCanuto (116) vs. Carol Foro(115)Round 1Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 2Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 3Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:The Official ResultJulianaMiller (125.5) vs. RavenaOliveira (125.5)Round 1Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 2Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 3Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:The Official ResultMiles Johns(145.5) vs. GianniVazquez (143)Round 1Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 2Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 3Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:The Official ResultRichieMiranda (155.5) vs. ManoelSousa (156)Round 1Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 2Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 3Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:The Official ResultJoseLuiz (258.5) vs. LouieSutherland (258)Round 1Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 2Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 3Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:The Official ResultBruno Lopes(204.5) vs. DiyarNurgozhay (205)Round 1Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 2Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 3Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:The Official ResultStevenAsplund (263.5) vs. GuilhermePat (249.5)Round 1Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 2Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 3Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:The Official ResultBilly Goff(170.5) vs. Ty ColeMiller (170.5)Round 1Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 2Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 3Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:The Official ResultAmandaLemos (115.5) vs. AlexiaThainara (115.5)Round 1Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 2Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 3Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:The Official ResultYadier DelValle (145.5) vs. DarrenElkins (145.5)Round 1Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 2Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 3Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:The Official ResultDiegoFerreira (154.5) vs. BillyQuarantillo (155.5)Round 1Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 2Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 3Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:The Official ResultMateuszGamrot (155.5) vs. QuillanSalkilld (155.5)Round 1Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 2Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 3Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 4Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:Round 5Sherdog Scores Brian Knapp scores the round:Tudor Leonte scores the round:Tyler Treese scores the round:The Official Result