Jan 28, 2019
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Javy Ayala stops Frank Mir
Not taps to strikes as Ayala pounded Mir along the fence forcing Mir to call it quits. Must suck cause his daughter was right there at cageside watching him get the crap beat out of him.
Ayala stops another heavyweight legend.
Worth noting that Roy Nelson’s only two wins by KO in the last like 3-4 years have been what was left of Big Nog and Bigfoot Silva.
Roy Nelson takes a decision over Javy Ayala.
Boooooo
Javy Ayala vs Sergei Kharitonov
Javy Ayala (10-5) owns the most impressive win in the history of the Bellator division and as a result I’m naming him the honorary Bellator heavyweight champion. Honorary Bellator heavyweight champion Javy Ayala will look to build off his recent success as he welcomes Roy Nelson (22-14) to the Bellator cage on the main card of Bellator 183 this Saturday (Sept. 23).
Valentin Moldavsky vs. Javy Ayala - Bellator 239
Bellator’s heavyweight division is as shallow and dull as they come. It is made even more so by the fact that the champion is currently tied up in their Bellator LHW grand prix. While Bader deals with that, we’re getting an interim title fight.
Russian Valentin Moldavsky (10-1) has won five straight since joining Bellator. Moldavsky will look to turn that momentum into interim gold. Moldavsky will face off with Tim Johnson (15-6) in the main event of Bellator 261 this Friday (June 25).
Valentin Moldavsky takes UD over Javy Ayala
Moldavsky with the Russian Sambo style of smothering. Got on top of Ayala and pounded on him while keeping dominant position. Not pretty but effective. Solid win for Moldavsky, a heavyweight prospect with a 4-0 record in Bellator.