PFL 2021 Championships Play-by-Play, Results & Round Scoring

Round 1

Kicking off the final PFL card of 2021, we have Don Madge (9-3),
who was an undefeated 2-0 in the UFC before leaving the promotion,
facing Nathan Williams (12-7). Andrew Glenn is your referee for
this one. Williams opens up wiht a leg kick, although there isn’t
much on it. Madge scores with a more signification body kick, but
Williams uses the opportunity to clinch and get a takedown.
Williams grinds his head against Madge’s against the cage, as Madge
tries to wall-walk back up, but to no avail. Madge is doing a good
job of using his legs to push off, and he eventually does so,
standing up with about 3:30 left in the round. Williams clinches
and goes for a single-leg, but there is nothing available. Madge
turns him around and pushes him into the cage. On the break, Madge
scores a nice uppercut and they are back at range, striking. Madge
scores with a nice jab, but Williams comes back with two solid leg
kicks. Williams scores with a straight punch. Madge lands a right
hook to the head, and Williams retaliates with another leg kick.
Madge goes back to the jab, touching Williams with two of them.
Madge scores a body kick and then another jab. Madge connects with
a solid 1-2. Madge with another punishing body kick, as Williams is
simply standing there and eating many of these shots. Madge now
connects with a hard leg kick and then a jab. He follows it up with
another short right hook. A wild attempt at kicks by Williams
misses. Madge scores on another 1-2 as Williams retreats along the
fence. Madge scores with another leg kick now. Williams lands two
leg kicks of his own, but it’s just not enough. Madge lands a nice
shovel punch to the body and then another jab as the round ends.

Sherdog Scores

Lev Pisarsky scores the round: 10-9 Madge
Ben Duffy scores the round: 10-9 Madge
Brian Knapp scores the round: 10-9 Madge

Round 2

Round 1

Coming up next, long-time Bellator female featherweight Julia Budd
(15-3) making her debut at lightweight against long-time Invicta
veteran Kaitlin Young (12-11-1), who lost a split decision to
Mariana Morais in her last appearance in the PFL. Refereeing this
one will be Keith Peterson. Budd starts cautiously, as usual. She
partially lands a front push-kick. Budd throws a 1-2 that misses
but then gets into a Thai clinch. Young lands a few small knees and
they disengage. Young lands a leg kick. Young comes forward with a
jab that Budd just barely dodges. Budd returns the favor with a
straight right hand. Young lands another leg kick, and after that,
Budd goes back to the Thai clinch. Budd lands a few small punches
on the inside before Young pushes her off. Young throws a leg kick
but Budd checks it. Budd throws a 1-2 but Young moves her head out
of the way. As Budd goes for a kick, Young scores a short left hand
that gets Budd’s attention. Young partially scores with a 1-2 soon
after. Young doubles up on her jab, and connects with the second
one. Budd throws a leg kick that misses. Finally Budd gets tired of
the striking and shoots a double-leg, which puts Young down on the
canvas. However, Young is sitting up, and Buddy methodically
stretches her fully onto the canvas. She has just 20 seconds left
to work with, and besides a few insignificant punches, she lands
nothing.

Sherdog Scores

Lev Pisarsky scores the round: 10-9 Young
Ben Duffy scores the round: 10-9 Budd
Brian Knapp scores the round: 10-9 Young

Round 2

Budd throws a couple of jabs to begin the stanza, which miss. She
lands a few push-kicks and then decides to clinch again. Young is
tough, however, and throws her off easily enough. They briefly go
back to the clinch and Young lands a knee to the body. They then
both connect on jabs, although Young’s is harder. On yet another
clinch, Young partially lands a jab on the break. They throw
simultaneous punches and this time it’s Budd who gets the better of
it with a right hand. Young scores with an inside leg kick, dodging
the Budd punch that follows. Budd goes for a knee to the head when
Young ducks, and barely misses. After a series of Buddy punches
miss, it’s shockingly Young who decides to shoot and she completes
a takedown! However, Budd simply muscles her way back up, leaving
an arm that Young was unable to even try to attack. After
scrambling up, Budd pushes Young onto her own back. Young is
partially propped up against the cage, as Budd lands the occasional
punch to the body. With about 90 seconds left, the action has
slowed, with Budd only throwing the occcasional punch to the body,
little else. Budd then gets Young’s shoulders firmly onto the
canvas, as she tries to work in the half-guard. She throws a few
shoulder strikes from the top that land, but is otherwise largely
inactive. Budd throws a few small arm punches to the head as the
round ends.

Sherdog Scores

Lev Pisarsky scores the round: 10-9 Budd
Ben Duffy scores the round: 10-9 Budd
Brian Knapp scores the round: 10-9 Budd

Round 3

Budd scores with a front push-kick to begin the final stanza. Budd
throws a 1-2 and then a knee to the head that partially connects.
Budd goes for a double-leg shot and while Young sprawls on it
initially, she doesn’t turn the angle, allowing Budd to muscle it
through and get top position yet again. Budd goes to work with
punches to the body more energetically now. Budd throws the
occasional small punch to the head. With a little over 3 minutes
remaining, Young throws up an armbar attempt. Budd is patient,
though, and simply angles off, getting to side control. Budd tries
to step over to mount but isn’t successful, allowing, Young to
regain full guard. With half a round remaining, Keith Peterson
temporarily stops it to replace Young’s mouthpiece, although he
could have stood them up, something I rarely encourage. Budd lands
a few small arm punches to the head. Budd moves to half-guard, but
again, does little with it. Young soon regains full guard. Budd
seems to be going for a shoulder choke of some kind, but it’s not
especially close. She lands a few more small punches to the head.
With 20 seconds, Young tries to get up, but simply allows Budd to
get to mount. Budd goes for an arm triangle choke, but she doesn’t
have enough time for it. A victory for Budd, but not a very
impressive one.

Sherdog Scores

Lev Pisarsky scores the round: 10-9 Budd (29-28 Budd)
Ben Duffy scores the round: 10-9 Budd (30-27 Budd)
Brian Knapp scores the round: 10-9 Budd (29-28 Budd)

The Official Result

Julia Budd def. Kaitlin Young via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27,
30-27)

Round 1

Moving on, we have long-time ranked UFC contender Omari Akhmedov
(21-6) facing Jordan Young (11-2), who suffered a shocking defeat
as a heavy favorite to Tom Lawlor in his PFL debut in June. Not
surprisingly, Akhmedov is a roughly -800 favorite. Referee Gary
Copeland will keep the big men honest. Young begins the contest
with a solid leg kick. Akhmedov answers with one of his own, but
it’s not as hard. He corrects this a short while later, as Akhmedov
lands a sharp leg kick. Akhmedov brawls his way onto the inside
with punches and works for a single against the cage. Young’s
balance holds up and he stays upright, although Akhmedov has a rear
waistlock. He isn’t able to convert, and Young turns into him, as
Akhmedov continues grinding against the cage. Young looks close to
being taken down a few times, but hangs tough with about 3 minutes
left. Young manages to eventually get both underhooks and shoves
Akhmedov off, gaining separation. Both men are cautious once at
distance. Akhmedov throws a few punches, but they’re all solidly
blocked by Young. Akhmedov scores on another leg kick, though.
Akhmedov continues throwing punches, but they’re all blocked by
Young. Another combination is blocked but lands Young against the
fence, allowing Akhmedov to clinch. This time, Akhmedov picks Young
up and slams him down. Young, however, uses the cage to sit up.
Akhmedov lands a few short punches. Akhmedov tries to establish
control, but Young fully stands up, using a nice whizzer to do so.
After a while, they push off, returning to the striking with 45
seconds left. Akhmedov lands a jab with about 30 seconds remaining.
A left hook by him misses, though. Young goes for a leg kick and is
countered with an Akhmedov jab.

Sherdog Scores

Lev Pisarsky scores the round: 10-9 Akhmedov
Ben Duffy scores the round: 10-9 Akhmedov
Brian Knapp scores the round: 10-9 Akhmedov

Round 2

Akhmedov goes for more punches, but Young’s defense continues to be
solid, avoiding all of them. Akhmedov throws a couple of hooks, but
Young blocks both of them. Young scores with a jab but misses a
follow-up cross. A minute into the round, Akhmedov lands a HUGE leg
kick that knocks Young off his feet and keeps him down. Akhmedov is
all over him now, pounding away with punches. Young offers little
resistance and gives up his back, which Akhmedov happily takes with
both hooks in. Young tries to stand, but Akhmedov is too heavy from
the back and he soon returns to his knee, with Akhmedov in the
backpack position, punching away. Young then posts up with all four
limbs against the canvas, but again, Akhmedov stays glued to his
back. Young soon returns to his knees. Akhmedov, meanwhile, is
working to flatten Young out. With about half a round remaining,
Akhmedov slowly but sneakily locks in a rear-naked choke. Young is
tough though, moving his head away and showing the referee a
thumbs-up with his hands. Akhmedov eventually lets go and as Young
tries to get up, briefly has mount. However, Young manages to
scramble to his feet and is now the one pushing Akhmedov against
the cage! What an amazing job at survival by Young! The pace slows
with a minute remaining. Akhmedov decides to separate himself soon
after. They trade jabs. Akhmedov throws a leg kick but it’s checked
by Young. Akhmedov scores with a nice 1-2, his best punches of the
contest. Akhmedov goes for a double and partially eats a knee.
Young stays upright as the round ends.

Sherdog Scores

Lev Pisarsky scores the round: 10-9 Akhmedov
Ben Duffy scores the round: 10-9 Akhmedov
Brian Knapp scores the round: 10-9 Akhmedov

Round 3

Round 1

Contending for the PFL Heavyweight Championship, Bruno Henrique
Cappelozza (13-5), who has looked sensational in the PFL this
season, winning all 3 fights by knockout, including his opener
against Ante Delija (19-4) in just 46 seconds. Delija recovered
well to win his next two PFL fights to find himself in the finals,
but the Brazilian is a -220 favorite. Referee Keith Peterson will
be the third man in the cage. Delija immediately shoots a double to
begin the contest, but Cappelozza sprawls and stuffs it. They get
up and Cappelozza clips Delija with a right hook that instantly
floors Delija. Cappelozza dives on top and soon lands vicious
ground-and-pound, with a series of powerful punches, as Keith
Peterson is close to stopping it. To Delija’s credit, he manages to
temporarily tie him up. It’s not for long, however, as Cappelozza
unloads on a series of piston-like right hands, bouncing Delija’s
head off the mat over and over again. The referee is very, very
close to stopping it as the Brazilian hammers away. Eventually, he
takes a respite with about 3:30 remaining. He postures up massively
some moments later and again unloads on more devastating right
hands, with Delija not even thinking off standing back up.
Cappelozza is in half-guard now and batters away with short right
hands against Delija, who is already severely battered and bloody.
Cappelozza now goes to work with the left hand, landing short left
hands and then punctuating it with short right hands. Cappelozza
works to get his leg out and attains full mount with just under 90
seconds remaining. Cappelozza is patient from the top, solidifying
his base before doing anything. Cappelozza lands a series of hard
right hands and then looks for an arm triangle, although he is too
high, as the commentators point out. Delija finds an opportunity
and sweeps to get up! Delija throws a series of punches, a few of
which land, until Cappelozza responds with a series of hooks of his
own. Delija comes forward with another blistering flurry to end the
stanza, with the two men ending in a clinch.

Sherdog Scores

Lev Pisarsky scores the round: 10-8 Cappelozza
Ben Duffy scores the round: 10-8 Cappelozza
Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-8 Cappelozza

Round 2

Delija dives for a double-leg takedown almost immediately again,
but Cappelozza sprawls and easily defends. They clinch against the
cage, with the Brazilian pushing the Croatian. Cappelozza lands a
few knees and then disengages back to range, a smart move. After
Cappelozza misses a leg kick, Delija dives for another takedown
from very far away. Cappelozza again easily defends and pushes
Delija against the cage until disengaging again. Cappelozza lands a
crunching jab. Cappelozza touches him with a 1-2 now. Suddenly,
Delija lands two big right hands, with the second hurting
Cappelozza. Delija decides to clinch and he gets a double-leg from
the clinch. Out of nowhere, Delija lands absolutely hellacious
hammerfists that badly hurt Cappelozza, who appears to be
completely out at one point. Cappelozza continues eating these
monster shots, however, and eventually covers up. What an insane
and sudden turn-around! Delija goes to work with big left hands and
further hammerfists as the Brazilian looks tired and hurt. Delija
goes for a North-South choke that fails and he goes for an Anaconda
that slips right off. This allows the Brazilian to get up and
suddenly he takes Delija’s back, with both hooks in! Out of
nowhere, it’s Cappelozza landing a series of devastating right
hands to the head and threatening with a RNC! Wow! Delija is in
complete survival mode yet again, only seeking to protect his neck,
but eating a large series of punches. The round ends with
Cappelozza scoring more punches. Tough one to judge.

Sherdog Scores

Lev Pisarsky scores the round: 10-9 Delija
Ben Duffy scores the round: 10-9 Delija
Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Delija

Round 3

Cappelozza stars the round with a jab, which misses. Suddenly,
Cappelozza lands a big 1-2 that hurts Delija, then goes to work
with a series of hooks, right hook into left hook, that have Delija
covering up and badly hurt. The referee is taking a close look but
suddenly Delija opens up, throwing a series of huge hook counters
of his own! This fight is incredible! Delija then shoots for a
double-leg. Cappelozza defends it and both men find themselves
again clinching against the cage. Naturally, the pace slows now.
After taking almost a full minute off, Cappelozza lands several
knees to the body and then a few short uppercuts. Cappelozza goes
for a double-leg with half a round remaining, but he can’t quite
muscle it through. Cappelozza lands a few more punches on the
inside, mostly right uppercuts to the head and body. Keith Peterson
separates them with 1:45 left in the round. Cappelozza throws a few
nice jabs, which touch the Croatian. Delija comes forward with
punches, misses, and then tries another double-leg against the
cage. Cappelozza pushes Delija off. Cappelozza misses a jab to the
head, but lands one to the body. Cappelozza scores with a nice
right cross. Delija tries for another takedown, but they’re
increasingly slow and sloppy. Cappelozza punishes him with a few
hammerfists to the ears.

Sherdog Scores

Lev Pisarsky scores the round: 10-9 Cappelozza
Ben Duffy scores the round: 10-9 Cappelozza
Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Cappelozza

Round 4

Cappelozza opens the championship round with a 1-2 which touches
Delija. After Cappelozza misses a jab, Delija shoots a double-leg,
but the Brazilian still defends. This time, he takes Delija’s back
with both hooks in. Cappelozza goes to work with short right hands
to the head, as Delija battles for the Brazilian’s wrists. Delija
gets to his feet while eating punches, and makes it to the fence,
with both men clinching once more. The pace slows until Cappelozza
disengages once more. Delija pursues and throws a 1-2 that misses,
but leads to yet another takedown attempt. Cappelozza defends and
spreads his base. However, Delija manages to lift him up and slam
him to the canvas, finally attaining the top position he wanted so
badly. Delija scores with a few left hands from half-guard. Delija
is patient, landing some solid short left hands from time to time.
Cappelozza does little from the bottom, eating punches. Finally,
with about a minute left, he gets to the cage and starts
wall-walking. 10 seconds later, the Brazilian stands up and now
pushes Delija against the cage. They disengage, but not for long,
as Delija immediately goes for a double-leg. Cappelozza defends and
they are back to clinching against the cage. Delija lands a few
small knees to the body as Round 4 ends.

Sherdog Scores

Lev Pisarsky scores the round: 10-9 Delija
Ben Duffy scores the round: 10-9 Delija
Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Delija

Round 5

Not long after the round begins, Delija goes for yet another
double-leg. Cappelozza defends it and pushes the Croatian against
the fence. Here, it’s Cappelozza who musters his remaining energy
to drop levels, pick up Delija, and slam him to the canvas. In
half-guard, he works away with his right hands. They’re not as
devastating or fast now, but still do damage, and Delija is largely
eating them. They stay in this position for a while, Cappelozza
periodically landing solid right hands. Delija briefly grabs the
wrist to stop the punishment, but not for long. Delija posts up
halfway into the round. Cappelozza takes the back, but is way too
high, and Delija neatly throws him off. However, they’re not at
distance for long, as it’s now Cappelozza who decides to clinch,
figuring he has more energy. Cappelozza looks for a possible
takedown as 90 seconds remain in a fight few predicted going the
distance. Cappelozza throws a few hammerfists to the thighs.
Cappelozza summons his remaining stamina for one last takedown
attempt with 45 seconds left, locking his hands behind Delija,
lifting him up, and slamming him to the canvas! Incredible grit.
Cappelozza now lands a few right hands to the body and then opens
up with a series of hard punches to the head as the fight ends. A
very gritty, impressive performance by the Brazilian, who proves he
can win even if he doesn’t get the early knockout.

Sherdog Scores

Lev Pisarsky scores the round: 10-9 Cappelozza (48-46
Cappelozza)
Ben Duffy scores the round: 10-9 Cappelozza (48-46 Cappelozza)
Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Cappelozza (48-46 Cappelozza)

The Official Result

Bruno Henrique Cappelozza def. Ante Delija via Unanimous Decision
(49-45, 49-45, 48-46)

Round 1

Moving away from the five rounders, undefeated, multi-time boxing
world champion and Olympic boxing gold medalist Claressa Shields
(1-0) faces Abigail Montes (2-0). Shields will have a massive size
advantage too, but considering she was badly losing her pro debut
until a late finish against Brittney Elkin, Shields is only a
modest favorite. Getting the best vantage point for the contest
will be referee Andrew Glenn. Montes begins the fight circling,
cautious to engage with the boxing champion Shields. Shields throws
a tentative leg kick. Montes lands a more solid leg kick soon
afterwards. Shields shoots a jab out of range, and Montes misses a
leg kick. Shields gets very close with a nifty 1-2. Shields tries
another leg kick, but it’s checked. Montes lands another solid leg
kick. Shields lands a right cross and unloads with punches, but
Montes quickly grabs her. Shields gets an underhook quickly and
pushes Montes against the cage. Montes, however, gets double
underhooks with her back against the fence. Shields is tough,
though, and fights to get one underhook back. Montes tries an
outside trip and while it doesn’t get the takedown, she reverses
Shields against the fence with it. Montes tries to get a hip, but
Shields pushes her head down well, staying on her feet. Shields
lands a very untechnical knee to the body. Montes lands a better
one of her own with a minute remaining in the round. Montes tries
for an outside trip with 45 seconds left, but Shields defends well.
Montes lands another knee to the body as the round winds down.
Montes follows it up with another, but it’s mostly blocked.

Sherdog Scores

Lev Pisarsky scores the round: 10-9 Shields
Ben Duffy scores the round: 10-9 Shields
Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-10

Round 2

Both women throw tentative kicks to begin the round, for different
reasons. Shields pumps a jab far out of range, and eats a leg kick
for her troubles. Shields charges forward and lands a right hand,
but again, Montes clinches with her almost immediately. Shields
stays upright again, using a whizzer. Shields lands some short
right hands in the clinch. Montes gets a rear waist-lock against
Shields, but Shields recovers and turns into her against the fence.
Montes lands a knee to the thigh. Suddenly, Shields breaks free and
they’re back at range. Shields charges forward and throws a
combination, with the right hand landing. Shields comes in with
more punches, and another right hand connects. Shields gets too
eager, though, throwing a telegraphed overhand right and Montes
shoots a double-leg that puts Shields down to the mat. Montes lands
some short right hands to the head, with Shields’ head pressed hard
against the fence. Shields is purely defending here, but not doing
a bad job of it, blocking many punches. Still, Montes gets some
punches to the body and head through. Shields tries to wall-walk
against the cage, but is unsuccessful with a minute remaining in
the round. Montes lands more punches to the body. Montes lands
another punch to the body. Shields tries to wall walk yet again,
and slowly but surely, she manages to get back up! Shields tries to
frame Montes off with her elbow, but is unsuccessful. The round
ends.

Sherdog Scores

Lev Pisarsky scores the round: 10-9 Montes
Ben Duffy scores the round: 10-9 Montes
Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Montes

Round 3

Shields throws another tentative jab out of range to begin the
final round. Shields tries another flurry, but is stopped by a leg
kick she clearly felt. Montes tries another leg kick, but misses
this one now. She misses another one and Shields uses it to come
forward, landing a big straight right that hurts Montes. Montes
clinches and Shields almost manages to get her down with top
position, but Montes keeps pushing and they end up in a clinch
against the fence. Shields tries hard to throw her off, but is
unsuccessful. Shields gets double underhooks and uses it to push
Montes back and briefly takes her down. Montes immediately gets up
and it’s Shields pushing her against the fence. Shields quickly
disengages, though. Montes goes for a leg kick and Shields counters
with a big overhand right, just barely missing. Shields misses
another huge overhand right and Montes ducks under, shooting a
double-leg that hits pay dirt. Montes is now in the half-guard,
peppering Shields with short punches. Shields tries to shrimp
towards the cage, but she is slow at it, and the seconds tick away
with Montes on top. Montes lands a few short right hands with a
minute remaining in the contest. Montes looks for a possible arm
triangle, but can’t quite get it. Montes postures up and lands some
of her best punches of the round. With 20 seconds left, Montes
moves to mount and suddenly she is hammering away on Shields,
nailing her with punch after punch. Shields is helpless and simply
eats the blows. Shields is saved by the bell. It will be
interesting to see whether the scorecards match what actually
happened in the contest.

Sherdog Scores

Lev Pisarsky scores the round: 10-9 Montes (29-28 Montes)
Ben Duffy scores the round: 10-9 Montes (29-28 Montes)
Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Montes (30-28 Montes)

The Official Result

Abigail Montes def. Claressa Shields via Split Decision (28-29,
29-28, 29-28)

Round 1

In the co-main event, we have the PFL Welterweight Championship, as
defending 2019 champion Ray Cooper III (23-7-1) still finds himself
an underdog against the fearsome Magomed Magomedkerimov (28-5), who
hasn’t lost since 2015. Referee Gary Copeland again gets the
assignment. Magomedkerimov starts the fight with a nice leg kick.
Magomedkerimov misses a punch but lands a powerful leg kick that
leaves Cooper partially limping. Cooper lands a nice jab for his
first connect of the round. Soon after, Magomedkerimov lands yet
another very hard leg kick. He goes for another one, but this one
lands low, causing the referee to separate the two men. They resume
and Cooper firest off several big punches. Magomedkerimov clinches
with him, lifts him from a bodylock and gets him down. Cooper
retains full guard after a while. Magomedkerimov goes to work with
right hands to the head. Cooper stays on the bottom, landing the
occasional punch of his own from the bottom. Magomedkerimov is
content to patiently work from the top with the occasional punch.
Refree Gary Copeland stands them up with about 80 seconds
remaining. Magomedkerimov lands a leg kick soon after as Cooper
stalks him. Magomedkerimov touches Cooper with a 1-2 as Cooper’s
attempts to counter miss. A Magomedkerimov jab misses, he ducks a
Cooper counter, and then another Magomedkerimov right hand misses
the mark. They’re both reasonably cautious to begin the contest.
Magomedkerimov lands a leg kick. And then he lands another one as
the round concludes.

Sherdog Scores

Lev Pisarsky scores the round: 10-9 Magomedkerimov
Ben Duffy scores the round: 10-9 Magomedkerimov
Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Magomedkerimov

Round 2

Cooper begins the round stalking Magomedkerimov along the edge of
the cage. Magomedkerimov lands a leg kick and Cooper counters with
a right cross that partially gets through. Magomedkerimov tries a
jab and then throws a knee, after which Cooper clinches, looking
for a takedown of his own. Magomedkerimov defends well agains the
cage though, as one may expect. Cooper does, however, pick him up
and slam him down. Cooper peppers Magomedkerimov with short punches
as Magomedkerimov’s head is pressed against the cage.
Magomedkerimov looks for a possible kimura grip, but soon gives it
up. Cooper continues landing short, small punches. Magomedkerimov
briefly considers a triangle, but gives it up soon as well.
Magomedkerimov postures on a hip, but Cooper simply uses it to get
to half-guard. He lands a few solid left hands from there.
Magomedkerimov tries to posture again, but after eating several
hard Cooper left hands from above, he decides to go back to his
back. Cooper suddenly looks for an arm triangle from half-guard,
and while that’s not an ideal position to finish the choke,
Magomedkerimov is forced to defend for a while. Eventually he does,
but Cooper goes right back to work with left hands. Magomedkerimov
tries to get up, but Cooper muscles him back down. A solid comeback
round for Cooper.

Sherdog Scores

Lev Pisarsky scores the round: 10-9 Cooper
Ben Duffy scores the round: 10-9 Cooper
Jay Pettry scores the round: 10-9 Cooper

Round 3