2024年12月6日FPI9 – 战卡[全程视频] UFC Fight Pass Invitational 9 | Musumeci vs. Machado – Dec 5

Mikey Musemeci made headlines by signing the first ever exclusive BJJ contract in UFC history.文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/jujitsu/74392.html

On Thursday, December 5, Musumeci takes the FPI mats for the first time. Musemeci will be taking on veteran BJJ star Felipe Machado in a 138lb match under the FPI ruleset.文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/jujitsu/74392.html

The card also features the return of one of BJJs most exciting competitors, Renato Canuto, who will be put to the test against 3x NCAA wrestling champion Jason Nolf. FPI 9 will also showcase matches from top grapplers such as Ronaldo Junior, Jonnatas Gracie, Damien Anderson, Raquel Canuto, and more!文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/jujitsu/74392.html

Rules:

Each match consists of one regulation round (Regulation Time) and one overtime period (OT). There will be no positive points awarded in Regulation Time. Athletes can incur point deductions for illegal guard pulling, passivity, and stalling during regulation time. The overtime period will include both point scoring and deductions. Negatives from Regulation Time will carry into OT.
Time Limits文章源自武享吧-https://hula8.net/jujitsu/74392.html

An eight minute regulation match will have a four minute overtime.
A ten minute regulation match will have a five minute overtime

Referees and Judges

The referee is the only person who can assign positive points or enforce stalling penalties.
Judges may correct points if the referee assigns an incorrect amount.
Should the bout conclude without a submission or a point victory, the judges shall assess the bout in its entirety to determine the winner.
Judging Criteria
Initiation of effective action
Positional control and submission attempts
Duration or control
Managing the competition area
Upon referee discretion, competitors nearing the edge of the matted area will be paused and repositioned towards the center of the competition area.
Athletes are expected to maintain a best effort to compete in the center of the competition area.

Positive Points (Overtime Only)

Passing the guard = 2 points.
All Sweeps & Reversals = 2 points
Knee on belly = 2 points
Takedown = 2 points
Mounted Position = 4 points
Note: All Scoring positions must be maintained for three seconds to earn positive points

Negative Points (Penalties)

Point deductions may be incurred during Regulation or overtime periods.

Ilegal Techniques

Spiking your opponent on their head
Striking of any kind
Gouging of the eyes
Intentionally putting your fingers into any orifice of your opponent
Grabbing of the ears
Intentional pulling of the hair
Twisting or holding any less than four fingers or toes
Intentionally scratching, pinching, or biting
Intentionally grabbing, squeezing or putting pressure on the groin area
Intentionally holding of your competitors clothing
Slamming
Slamming is only allowed when a combatant is using the slamming technique as a method of escaping a fully applied submission

From the opening bell, Musumeci showed why he’s considered one of the best grapplers in the game. Pulling guard almost immediately, he initiated a relentless chain of leg attacks but seemed to be hyper-focused on pulling off the straight ankle lock, keeping Machado on the defensive and off-balance throughout the match. Machado, however, proved resilient, demonstrating excellent defensive awareness to stave off submission attempts.

Regulation time ran out with neither grappler able to secure a finish, and overtime followed a similar script: Musumeci attacking and Machado defending. Ultimately, Musumeci earned a decision victory, but it was clear he expected more from himself.

Musumeci’s Post-Fight Reflections

When asked if he was happy with his performance, Musumeci didn’t sugarcoat his feelings. “Not really. I didn’t finish the fight, so I failed,” he admitted. Despite controlling the match and dictating its pace, Musumeci held himself to the highest standard.

“I just want to apologize to the fans for not getting a finish today,” he continued. “I did my best. I’ll get better, and the next time, I hope I can finish.”

A Night of High-Level Grappling

The main event was just one part of an exciting evening of submission grappling at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. The card showcased a mix of established stars and rising talents delivering memorable performances. Among the highlights:

• Renato Canuto secured a decision win over Jason Nolf in a fast-paced match.

• Ronaldo Junior and Jonnatas Gracie both delivered stunning D’Arce choke finishes.

• Raquel Canuto showcased her dominance with a rear-naked choke victory over Michele Oliveira.

• Maggie Grindatti Lira caught Giovanna Carneiro with a slick heel hook in a technical display.

Full Results:

• Mikey Musumeci def. Felipe Machado via decision

• Renato Canuto def. Jason Nolf via decision

• Ronaldo Junior def. Nick Mataya via submission (D’Arce choke)

• Jonnatas Gracie def. Kyle Chambers via submission (D’Arce choke)

• Raquel Canuto def. Michele Oliveira via submission (rear-naked choke)

• Ryan Aitken def. Gabriel Almeida via decision

• Maggie Grindatti Lira def. Giovanna Carneiro via submission (heel hook)

• Damien Anderson def. Sandrey Silva via submission (rear-naked choke)

• Luccas Lira def. Michael Pixley via decision

• Lavinia Barbosa def. Shelby Murphey via decision