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UFC 150 Results: ‘Henderson vs. Edgar 2’ Play-by-Play & Updates

UFC 150 Fight Card


Sherdog.com will report the Pepsi Center in Denver at approximately 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT with play-by-play and live results of UFC 150, which is headlined by the Benson Henderson-Frankie Edgar rematch.

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Nik Lentz vs. Eiji Mitsuoka


Round 1
Lentz strikes first with a knee in the clinch and follows up with a sweeping right hand. He ties up and takes Mitsuoka’s back on the feet, then drags him to the floor. Mitsuoka is quickly back on his feet, only to be slammed down again. The sequence repeats, this time with Lentz scoring with another right hand before hitting his third takedown of the first three minutes. Lentz stands and Mitsuoka pops him with an upkick. Mitsuoka tries to sweep but instead has his back taken as he stands, then gets roughly slammed down again. Lentz sinks in his hooks and flattens out Mitsuoka, first looking for a rear-naked choke and then unloading with lefts and rights. Mitsuoka isn’t offering anything in return; he taps out after about 20 unanswered strikes, but referee Tim Mills is already on his way in. Nik Lentz gets the TKO win in his featherweight debut at 3:45 of the first round.

Chico Camus vs. Dustin Pague


Round 1
Pague puts a right hand on Camus’ cheek and flicks a leg kick outside. A jab from Pague is countered by Camus, but Pague keeps coming forward and lands a nice left hook. Camus catches a kick and drives Pague to the mat, putting Pague’s head against the fence. With Camus in his full guard, Pague throws up his left leg and sneaks his ankle under his right knee for a loose triangle. Pague keeps trying to tighten it as he throws punches and elbows from the bottom. Camus is doing well to defend, posturing up in Pague’s guard to try and loosen the choke. With 90 seconds left in the round, Pague loses the triangle and Camus drops some elbows of his own. Pague is sliced open along the right side of his forehead as he tries for an unsuccessful omoplata. Camus sits up and drops a few more hammerfists just before the horn.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Pague
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-9 Camus
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-9 Camus

Round 2
Pague catches a kick and trips Camus down, but the Duke Roufus pupil doesn’t stay there long. Back on the feet, Camus is clipped with a left hook as he shoots in and drives Pague to the ground. Camus works from half-guard, trying to pass to side control on Pague’s left side. Pague connects with a few elbows from the bottom, but it’s Camus getting the better with punches to the body and head. Camus passes to side control with two minutes left in the round, but Pague quickly regains guard. Once again scooting Pague toward the fence, Camus drops ground-and-pound but takes a few stiff elbows in return. Pague gets to his feet just before the end of the round, though Camus stays glued to him and lands knees in the clinch.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Camus
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-9 Camus
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-9 Camus

Round 3
Pague gets a quick takedown and attaches himself to Camus’ back, cinching up a body triangle and hunting for the rear-naked choke. After two minutes struggling to extract himself from the position, Camus twists around and finds himself in Pague’s open guard. Camus nearly steps into full mount but gets stuffed back to half-guard at the last second. Ninety seconds left in the final round and it’s Camus sitting up and dropping hard punches. Camus finally gets full mount and unloads with some nasty right hands to Pague’s face. Camus sinks in both hooks and rolls Pague over to try for the RNC with 30 seconds left. Camus gets the choke with one arm, but Pague guts it out and this one is going to the judges.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Camus (29-28 Camus)
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-9 Camus (30-27 Camus)
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-9 Camus (30-27 Camus)

Official result: The judges score it 29-28, 30-27 and 29-28, all for the winner by unanimous decision, Chico Camus.

Ken Stone vs. Erik Perez


Round 1
Perez lands an inside leg kick on his southpaw opponent and then crumples Stone with a crisp right hand in an exchange. Stone hits the mat face-first, but quickly wakes up and rolls over. Perez knocks him out and then wakes him up again with some more hard punches on the ground, and this one’s over. Referee Herb Dean pries Stone away and calls an end to this one, giving Erik Perez the knockout victory just 17 seconds into the first round.

Michael Kuiper vs. Jared Hamman


Round 1
Hamman gets straight to work with an inside leg kick and a jab, and Kuiper responds by coming forward and finding the range with punches of his own. A pair of nice body kicks from Hamman is followed by a stiff left jab, then another. Hamman misses with a step-in knee, connects with the follow-up punch and a pair of low kicks. Kuiper is trying to trap the taller Hamman against the fence to unload with a punching combo, but he’s only grazed with the shots so far. Hamman changes levels as if to shoot, but Kuiper gets the body lock and dumps Hamman on his head at the base of the fence. Hamman posts up and stands, eating a knee from Kuiper on his way up. A nice right hand in the pocket has Hamman is backing up. Kuiper lands a strong leg kick that stumbles Hamman, then zaps the American with a big right hook. Kuiper is finding his target with punches now, and even though Hamman is firing back, he’s clearly in trouble. Hamman’s punches don’t look to have much behind them, as Kuiper just walks through them and slugs him with another wide right. Fifty seconds left and Kuiper lands a left high kick, stuffs a shot and covers up to block Hamman’s arm punches. The horn sounds and Hamman barely makes it back to his stool, as his leg is clearly still damaged.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-8 Kuiper
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-9 Kuiper
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-8 Kuiper

Round 2
Kuiper instantly targets the left leg of Hamman, who is showing some serious guts by even coming out for the second round. Hamman is still throwing punches, even connecting with a decent right hand, but they don’t have much behind them. Kuiper’s shots, on the other hand, still have plenty of pop. A right hand sends Hamman backward, and Kuiper catches him with a left hook under the chin that sends Hamman to the deck at the base of the fence. Kuiper tries to polish him off, but somehow Hamman stays alive and gets back to his feet. This is getting ugly now, as Hamman is barely staying up while Kuiper connects with punch after punch. Finally, a Kuiper uppercut seals the deal and referee Adam Martinez calls a merciful end to the bout. The official time is 2:16 of the second round.

Dennis Bermudez vs. Tommy Hayden


Round 1
Hayden grabs hold of Bermudez and tries to clinch up, but Bermudez shakes him off and just misses with a tight hook. A leaping knee from Hayden misses, allowing Bermudez to grab the leg and single-leg his fellow wrestler to the ground. Hayden finds a small gap to escape to his feet and starts throwing head kick as soon as he’s vertical again. He ducks a left hand from Bermudez and shoots, gets sprawled on and touches Bermudez with a left hook. Hayden shoots on another single-leg and Bermudez sprawls again, this time grabbing a front headlock. Bermudez spins to the back and Hayden rolls for a leg lock. They go back to the feet, where Hayden catches Bermudez coming in with a hard knee to the face. Bermudez hits the canvas and Hayden leaps on his back, immediately looking for a rear-naked choke with Bermudez’s left arm trapped. Hayden is awfully high on the back and Bermudez escapes out the backdoor. Hayden switches to an armbar and gets dropped on his head, winding up underneath Bermudez with 70 seconds remaining in the first. They scramble back up and Bermudez stuns a leaning Hayden with a front kick. Hayden dives for a leg and Bermudez locks up a choke as he stuffs the shot. It’s deep, and the standing guillotine forces Hayden to tap out with just seconds left.

Justin Lawrence vs. Max Holloway


Round 1
Lawrence backs the boxer up with a side kick and moves around the perimeter as Holloway stalks from the center. Front kicks from Lawrence now, and he steps off after an overhand right. The rangy Holloway pumps his jab, has a high kick blocked, lands a kick low. Holloway gets Lawrence against the fence and throws an ill-timed low kick which catches Lawrence square on the cup. Holloway apologizes immediately and the featherweights resume after Lawrence takes a minute seconds to recover. Lawrence tries to push inside and gets tagged with a left hook, then another as Lawrence shoots. Holloway is dragged down but hops right back up; Lawrence is bleeding from his nose and right eye now. Holloway lands a knee as Lawrence walks inside, and Lawrence responds with a right hook and a left to the breadbasket. Lawrence comes over the top with a right hand and circles off, but Holloway keeps on him, landing another low knee just before the horn.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Lawrence
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-9 Holloway
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-9 Holloway

Round 2
Lawrence resumes his front- and side-kicking while Holloway tries to walk him down and work his boxing. The crowd gets restless after a relatively inactive 90 seconds and Lawrence clips the Hawaiian with a spinning backfist. Holloway lands a stiff right, misses with the knee behind it. Holloway ducks a pair of right hands and responds with punches to the body, then stuffs a shot from Lawrence. Holloway tries to swing over the top and gets pushed away with a body kick. Lawrence dips in with a single left hand and moves back out, prompting more boos. Ninety seconds to go and Lawrence shoots from a mile out, and Holloway easily turns it away. Holloway has closed the gap now and lands a clean right hand, then a knee to the guts against the fence. A one-two over the top clips Lawrence; seconds later, a blistering left to the body has Lawrence seated at the base of the fence, covering up. Holloway smells blood and goes wild with punches, forcing referee Josh Rosenthal into action at 4:49 of round two.

Yushin Okami vs. Buddy Roberts


Round 1
The middleweights come out throwing at the horn, Roberts attacking with kicks and Okami throwing counter punches. Roberts’ reach is allowing him to stick some good jabs and even a hard left hook in one exchange. Okami decides to tie up and pushes Roberts into the fence with an underhook. Roberts tries to escape and gives up his back, but is able to resist Okami’s suplex from behind. Okami works for the takedown and eventually drags Roberts to the ground midway through the round, where Roberts turns to put “Thunder” in his closed guard. Okami in half-guard with 90 seconds left, flattening Roberts and working to pass to side control. Okami improves his position with 65 seconds left and drops a few short right hands as he tries to pin Roberts’ arm for the crucifix. Full mount for Okami with 25 seconds to go, and Roberts rolls to give up his back. Okami tries to finish with punches before the horn with ref Herb Dean hovering nearby, but he runs out of time.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Okami
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-9 Okami
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-9 Okami

Round 2
Roberts connects with some more hard left hands in the opening seconds of the round, but Okami again closes the gap and drags him to the floor after a minute. Roberts tries a guillotine which doesn’t work, though it allows him to get back to his feet. Okami puts him right back on the ground with a double-leg and soon works his way back to full mount. Roberts goes belly-down again, this time with half a round remaining, and Okami thumps away with constant right hands. The punches are nearly all blocked by Roberts’ forearm, but referee Dean nonetheless steps in to rescue the American. Roberts hops up immediately afterward, but he’s not protesting the stoppage. After back-to-back losses, Yushin Okami gets back on track with a TKO win at 3:09 of round two.

Jake Shields vs. Ed Herman


Round 1
Herman wastes no time in throwing punches to get into range, then pushes Shields into the cage with double underhooks. Left hand to the body from Herman and Shields reverses the position. Herman turns him around again and Shields grabs for a guillotine that won’t go. Shields catches Herman off balance and reaps the leg, landing in half-guard on Herman’s right side. Herman climbs back to his feet and shakes Shields off his back in the process. Back to pressing Shields into the fence goes Herman, and the middleweights jockey for position with two minutes left in the opening frame. Herman lands some short knees to Shields’ thigh. Shields reverses and changes levels, can’t get his man down and Herman turns Shields around again. The round ends with more grinding clinch-work on the fence.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Shields
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-9 Shields
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-9 Shields

Round 2
Herman immediately comes in to clinch again, and this time it only takes Shields 30 seconds to whip “Short Fuse” to the ground. Shields is in side position on Herman’s right side, leaning across to crank a kimura on Herman’s left arm. Herman gets his arm loose and Shields punishes him with a few horizontal elbows from the same position. Back in Herman’s closed guard, Shields drops a few elbows and punches to the body, while Herman throws elbows of his own from underneath. With 40 seconds to go and with the Denver crowd getting restless again, Shields passes to half-guard. Herman stuffs him back and throws another elbow before the horn, and the crowd lets them hear it when the round ends.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Shields
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-9 Shields
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-9 Shields

Round 3
Herman looks to have the drop on Shields early in the last round, as he surprisingly tosses the Cesar Gracie product to the ground. It’s short lived, as Shields quickly stands back up and drags Herman to the canvas. More half-guard grinding from Shields, then laying on Herman from closed guard. Herman does his best to elbow from the bottom, but it’s tough to get an angle on the strikes with Shields’ face buried in his midsection. Shields makes some effort to throw strikes in the waning seconds of the bout, but it’s not enough to appease the audience, which erupts with boos at the final horn.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Shields (30-27 Shields)
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-9 Shields (30-27 Shields)
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-9 Shields (30-27 Shields)

Official result: The judges’ scorecards read 29-28, 30-27 and 30-27, all for the winner by unanimous decision, Jake Shields.

Melvin Guillard vs. Donald Cerrone


Round 1
Cerrone comes out aggressive but he gets caught with a hard, left-handed counter. Guillard blitzes and tries to finish the “Cowboy” off with a knee that misses and some follow-up punches which connect. Guillard perhaps senses that he won’t be getting the finish right away and backs off. Seconds later, a left high kick to the temple puts Guillard on wobbly legs, and a right straight sends him crashing to the mat. Cerrone goes to throw more hands on the ground, but there’s no need -- referee Josh Rosenthal is already on his way in to rescue the fallen Guillard. The short but wild fight ends in a stunning knockout for Donald Cerrone after 76 seconds.

Benson Henderson vs. Frankie Edgar


Round 1
No touch of gloves between the lightweights as their championship rematch gets underway. Henderson lands a low kick, gets backed off by a quick punch from Edgar. A low kick from Edgar appears to stray to the cup, but Henderson waves off ref Herb Dean and opts to continue. Henderson chops at the lead leg of Edgar with a hard kick, then another. Edgar sends a solid right straight down the pipe before having the lead leg kicked out from under him. The ex-champ immediately goes to pick the ankle, preventing any further punishment on the ground. Back on the feet, Edgar lands an outside thigh kick and checks another cracking low kick from the champ. Henderson lands a good knee to the body, but Edgar comes back with a right hand and leg kick inside. Henderson goes to chop at the lead leg again and has the kick caught. Edgar plows him to the ground, but Henderson grabs a guillotine choke on the way down. Edgar looks to be in trouble, but he’s saved by the horn.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Henderson
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-9 Henderson
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-9 Henderson

Round 2
Thirty seconds into the round, Henderson kicks the leg out from under Edgar once again. Edgar hops right back up and sticks his jab in the champ’s face. Edgar catches another kick and gives Henderson a leg kick in return. Both men switch up their stances and Henderson looks to be angling for a side kick, but Edgar keeps cutting him off. Edgar eats another leg kick, catches the leg, can’t take Henderson down. A right hand puts Henderson down at the base of the fence, then sprawling. Edgar stuffs the shot and grabs a front headlock, then tries to change to a brabo choke. Henderson peels the hands off, still on his knees with two minutes to go in the round. Henderson gets to his feet and puts a hand on the ground to avoid knees. Henderson finally separates with 50 seconds left and they’re back to throwing hands. Henderson has a shot stuffed and Edgar controls him with the headlock again. Edgar pops the champ with an uppercut as they disengage, but Henderson gets the last word in the round with a body kick.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Edgar
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-9 Edgar
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-9 Edgar

Round 3
Henderson finds another leg kick and spends the first minute of the third round keeping Edgar on the end of his punches. A knee goes for Henderson and the pair spends the next minute parrying punches, neither coming up with anything big. Edgar lays a smacking leg kick outside, then another. Henderson tries to reply, but the leg is caught by Edgar, who gives another kick back. A side-kick from Henderson pulls up short, but the outside leg kick behind it lands hard. Down to the last 30 seconds and this is looking like the closest round so far. Edgar kicks to the body and Henderson comes back with a right hook over the top.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Edgar
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-9 Henderson
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-9 Edgar

Round 4
Edgar rushes to clinch but gets stood up in the middle of the cage. Henderson lands a hook and backs ut of the way of a windmilling Edgar punch. A hard low kick lands for Edgar; Henderson is sure to check the next one. Edgar lands an outside leg kick, catches the leg of Henderson and sweeps him to the ground again. Henderson posts, whips his right leg up and tags Edgar’s head from the ground, so Edgar goes down to the mat. Edgar has a guillotine again as he shoves Henderson’s back into the fence, with Henderson on one knee. Henderson pops out of the choke and they’re back on their feet with half a round left. Edgar rips a right hand to Henderson’s body but takes a double jab in return. Ref Dean calls time for Edgar to replace his lost mouthguard. Edgar connects with a right over the top, an outside leg kick, another right. Henderson comes forward with 30 seconds left and throws his hands out to egg Edgar on. Edgar obliges with a right hand, then catches a kick and kicks back.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Edgar
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-9 Edgar
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-9 Edgar

Round 5
The final round opens with Edgar pumping his right hand in the champ’s face. He catches a kick from Henderson and shoves him to the ground, but doesn’t follow. Edgar ducks a punch and counters with a right hook, follows up with a pair of leg kicks. A kick from Henderson seems to catch Edgar low, but the New Jerseyan doesn’t want to stop. Down to the final three minutes now and Henderson whiffs on a low kick, eats a right hand and has the next kick caught. Edgar pulls up short on a pair of right hands and Henderson lands a grazing left. Edgar lets Henderson come in with a leg kick and counters with a good right over the top. Henderson wants to clinch and Edgar denies it, landing a punch as they split. A leg kick from Henderson buckles the champ’s leg momentarily. Henderson connects with a hard left hook that has Edgar checking his mouthguard. Edgar doubles up on the right hand as the clock ticks down. A slip from Edgar allows Henderson to kick him in the face on the way back up. The final horn sounds and both men raise their arms; just like the first fight, this one will be decided by the judges.

Jordan Breen scores the round 10-9 Edgar (49-46 Edgar)
TJ De Santis scores the round 10-10 (48-48 Draw)
Chris Nelson scores the round 10-9 Edgar (49-46 Edgar)

Official result: The judges score it 49-46 Edgar, 48-47 Henderson and 48-47 for the winner by split decision and still UFC lightweight champion, Benson Henderson.

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