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Advertisement Dominick Cruz defends UFC Bantamweight title over Demitrious Johnson In the main event of UFC Live on Versus 6, Dominick Cruz won a five-round decision over Demetrious Johnson to defend his Bantamweight title. Cruz used takedowns to counteract Johnson's striking advantage and win every round on most scorecards. In the co-feature, Stefan Struve won Submission of the Night by choking out Pat Barry. Source: (AHN Sports) Reporter: Shawn Krest Location: Washington, DC, United States Published: October 2, 2011 11:21 am EDT Topics: Sports, Mixed Martial Arts Dominick Cruz defended his UFC Bantamweight title with a five-round decision over Demetrious Johnson in the main event of UFC Live on Versus 6, Saturday night in Washington D.C. Cruz won a lopsided decision, but the fight was much closer than the cards indicated, as each round was extremely close, with both fighters battling for position in stand up grappling for much of the bout. Cruz earned the first takedown of the night with a throw and landed in side control. Johnson quickly worked to his feet and backed Cruz up with kicks and punches in a pattern that would be repeated throughout the fight. Johnson missed the mark with a head kick, and Cruz was able to catch it and take Johnson down into side control again. In the second round, Johnson caught Cruz early with a counter punch, but Cruz responded by shooting in for a takedown. That pattern was also repeated throughout the fight, as Cruz was able to cut off any striking edge Johnson gained by taking the fight to ground. Cruz landed a solid knee to the head while fighting for position with a whizzer, and he was finally able to muscle Johnson to the mat in the final 30 seconds of the round. In the third, Johnson scored his first takedown of the night, winning a battle for position from the whizzer position. Cruz immediately got back to his feet and managed to slip behind Johnson. Cruz then scored a highlight film takedown with a belly to back suplex. He then moved into back control on the stunned Johnson and caught him in a rear-naked choke. Cruz appeared to be close to ending the fight, but Johnson was able to grab the champion’s arm and slip out of the submission hold, returning to his feet. In the fourth, Johnson again stunned Cruz, this time with a pair of looping left hands. Cruz again shot in and got a takedown while working against the cage. Cruz moved into the mount, but Johnson tied him up with a body lock, preventing any significant punishment. Cruz began the final round with another suplex takedown, landing in side control. Cruz added several more quick takedowns in the final round, moving into full mount again in the final minute. Two judges matched AHN’s unofficial scorecard, giving Cruz every round in a 50-45 decision. The third had Cruz by a slightly closer 49-46 score. “The way DJ fought me was way different than how anyone else has up to this point,” said Cruz. “He’s a great grappler and will be a force in this division. His speed seemed about equal with everyone else that I’ve fought, but he definitely uses his more effectively. But tonight I proved why I’m the best in the world in my weight class. I’m willing to take on anyone the UFC puts in front of me and continue to show why I am the best.” In the co-featured bout, Stefan Struve earned submission of the night with a second-round trianble choke of Pat Barry. The fight matched the UFC’s tallest and shortest heavyweights, as the one-foot height difference between the 5’11” Barry and the 6’11” Struve was the largest in UFC history. Barry tried to nullify Struve’s advantage with leg kicks in the first round. Midway through the round, Barry managed to throw a head kick, then laughed at the bizarre scene. At the end of the round, Barry threw a flying knee, again laughing at the absurdity of trying to reach Struve’s head. “We had really good back and forth with our striking and he was doing a good job managing the distance,” said Struve. “He kept me at bay with his kicks, because those were landing hard and will definitely leave bruises tomorrow.” In the second round, Barry landed a big uppercut, but Struve responded with a kick that set Barry up for a choke. After trying the standing guillotine for a short time, Struve rolled Barry to the mat. Barry quickly swept into top position, leaving him open for a Struve triangle choke. Barry tried to escape the hold by standing and lifting Struve for a power bomb slam. The move only allowed Struve to tighten the hold and take Barry’s arm as well. Barry had no choice but to tap out at 3:22 of the second round. “When he got his legs around me, I felt them get really tight very quickly,” said Barry. “The slam was a last-ditch effort to get him to let go. I should have done it much sooner, but I just wasn’t able to get to my feet quick enough.” “Once I locked it in, I wasn’t letting go,” said Struve. “When he slammed me, I was able to put my arm down to catch myself.” Republish Email Facebook Digg Twitter Share Copyright © 2011 AHN - All rights reserved.Content including text, photos, videos, audio, graphics and logos may not be used for commercial purposes, reproduced, published, broadcast, rewritten for broadcast or publication or redistributed directly or indirectly in any medium without permission and license from CNS. [ Close ] When publishing articles from AHN we require that you follow several simple rules and that you abide by our Terms and Conditions. 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