"New York Bad Ass" Phil Baroni (13-10) extended his "W" streak to three with a one-sided UD over Mexican welterweight Olaf Alfonso (7-9) Friday night in Lemoore, southeast of San Francisco. Baroni got cut early, but tagged Alfonso with punches and floored him with takedowns the majority of the fight. Bryan Travers (11-1) picked up the Palace Fighting Championship welterweight title with a close UD over Jeremiah Metcalf (9-6) by scores of 48-47 on all three judges' score cards. Shawn Klarcyk (9-2) defended his PFC Bantamweight Championship from Brandon Miller (3-3) by armbar at 2:19 of round two. PFC Lightweight Champion Brian Cobb (13-4) also fought off David Gardner's (14-10) advances on his gold in a UD by scores of 50-45 from all three judges. ...

"El Torro" Alex Andrade (8-4) won a five-round unanimous decision for the Revolution Fight League Middleweight Championship over John Troyer (8-2) Saturday night in Louisville. Andrade's best round was the second, when "El Torro" bullied Troyer to the mat and pounded away.  Troyer scrambled into an Andrade leglock at the end of the round; but, the bell rang before Andrade could work the technique for a tap. Troyer won the stand-up exchanges; but, Andrade put the fight on the mat and rode out the UD. "Duke" Brian Geraghty (20-12-1) put "Beast" Dustin Neace (15-12-1) to sleep in a triangle choke at the end of round three for a rare choke KO. "Big Wave" Dave Mewborn (5-0-1) of Athens's Hardcore Gym tapped Heath Davis (2-2) in a rear naked choke in round one. "Ironman" Robert Thompson (4-2) knocked out "Chocolate Nightmare" Courtney Ray (7-7) in round one to end a two-fight losing streak. Bryan Goldsby (4-3) earned a TKO "W" over Matt Troyer (2-2) due to referee stoppage in the second round after a gutsy stand-up battle. ...

Saturday in Macon, south of Atlanta, the Revolution Fight League crowned a new king at 145-pounds. In the main event, Stephen Ledbetter (6-1) of "Version 2.5" Rory Singer's (11-8) Georgia-based Hardcore Gym wasted little time submitting Johnny Bedford (4-4-1) in a leg triangle in the first round. Bedford nailed Ledbetter with some hard shots before taking him to the mat, which was his mistake. Ledbetter climbed up Bedford's back with his legs and locked in the choke. Ledbetter is a veteran of Atlanta-based promotion Wild Bill's Fight Night and most recently went three rounds in the WEC with ranked featherweight "Big Frog" Jeff Curran (30-9-1), losing a unanimous decision. On the undercard, an exciting lightweight brawl ended in a slick submission victory for Kamrin Naville (1-3). Naville and Ben Pierce (3-5) slugged it out in round one; but, Naville took Pierce to the mat in round two and worked an arm triangle submission from side mount to tap Pierce. Note that Naville had missed weight for the fight. Light heavyweight "CT" Robert Turner (2-0) of Louisville TKO'd Neal Hayes (0-1) of Atlanta in a first round ground'n'pound. Middleweight Tony Hunter (0-3) got locked in a guillotine by Heath Davis (1-0) as Hunter shot for a double-leg takedown.  Davis tapped in under 30 seconds of round one. Lightweight John Cofer (1-0) choked out Lawson McClure (1-1) by rear naked in the second round. Bantamweight Bryan Goldsby (1-0) won a unanimous decision over Joey Marimberga (2-2) by scores of 30-27 twice and 29-38. Lightweight Shawn Snow (1-1) choked out Michael Gordon (0-1) by rear naked in round one. ...