Bellator

Bellator 147: Thomson vs. Villaseca

Completed San Jose State University Event Center, San Jose, United States 14 bouts

Key takeaways

  • Josh Thomson beat Pablo Villaseca by knockout in the main event.
  • Daniel Weichel beat Georgi Karakhanyan by unanimous decision in the co-main event.
  • Nine of the 14 results came early: five knockouts and four submissions.

Main card

JT ✓

Josh Thomson vs Pablo Villaseca

Knockout R2 3:59
PV
GK

Georgi Karakhanyan vs Daniel Weichel

Unanimous decision R3 5:00
DW ✓
DA ✓

Derek Anderson vs Patricky Freire

Split decision R3 5:00
PF
AP ✓

Adam Piccolotti vs Mario Soto

Submission R2 3:25
MS
VZ

Virgil Zwicker vs Brian Rogers

Submission R2 4:38
BR ✓
AD ✓

Anthony Do vs Dustin Moore

Knockout R1 2:05
DM
AD ✓

Adin Duenas vs Anthony Taylor

Submission R1 2:43
AT
JP

Jose Perez vs Bronson Mohika

Unanimous decision R3 5:00
BM ✓
AC

Alvin Cacdac vs Jeremiah Labiano

Unanimous decision R3 5:00
JL ✓
TD

Thomas Diagne vs Erick Sanchez

Knockout R3 1:22
ES ✓
GC ✓

Gabriel Carrasco vs Khomkrit Niimi

Knockout R1 3:19
KN
BH ✓

Brandon Hester vs Idris Wasi

Unanimous decision R3 5:00
IW
AM ✓

AJ McKee vs John Donaldson

Knockout R1 3:19
JD
JT

James Terry vs Nick Barnes

Submission R1 2:48
NB ✓
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Results

Main and co-main events

Josh Thomson beat Pablo Villaseca by knockout at 3:59 of round two in the main event of Bellator 147 at the San Jose State University Event Center in San Jose. In the co-main event, Daniel Weichel beat Georgi Karakhanyan by unanimous decision after three rounds.

How the card was decided

Across the 14 bouts that produced a result, five ended by knockout, four by submission and five on the judges' scorecards — nine stoppages in 14 fights. One of the five decisions divided the judges.

Finishes and fight times

The quickest finish belonged to Anthony Do, who stopped Dustin Moore at 2:05 of round one, and five of the nine finishes came inside the opening round. The longest was Erick Sanchez's knockout of Thomas Diagne, 11 minutes and 22 seconds in. End to end, the 14 fights filled two hours and 8 minutes of cage time.