FURY FC 6: High Voltage Results

Lightweight Grand Prix (Under 70.5kg) Opening Round
Vitor Toffanelli def. Paulo Bueno via Decision (Unanimous), R3
Henrique Mello def. Gabriel Veiga via KO (Punch), R1
Eduardo Pachu def. Adriano Goncalves via Submission (Armbar), R3
Mauricio Reis def. Giovanni Diniz via Decision (Unanimous), R3

Middleweight Grand Prix (Under 84kg) Opening Round
Eduardo Telles def. Rafael Sapo via KO (Head Kick), R1
Leandro Silva def. Rodrigo Pimpolho via KO (Punch), R1
Cassiano Tytschyo def. Rodrigo Ximbica via Submission (Guillotine Choke), R1
Jorge Michelan def. Matheus Serafim via. KO (Punch), R2

Fabricio Monteiro def. Yoshitomo Watanabe via Submission (Rear Naked Choke), R1

Fury FC Lightweight Championship
Rafael dos Anjos def. Otsuka Takafumi via Decision (Split), R3

Huge daps to Sherdog for streaming the full event for free, hopefully there's more of that in the future.

Some notes after the jump.

- Rodrigo Smurf withdrew from his middleweight bout with Jorge Michelan for unknown reasons.

- Yes, you read that right: Eduardo Telles scores the head kick KO! Easily the most impressive showing and biggest upset of the night. As innovative BJJ practicioners are concerned, few are in Telles' league; however the inventor of the Octopus Guard possesses little actual MMA experience and was not favored going into this fight against Gracie Fusion product Sapo. Yet Telles stood impressively and traded with his previously undefeated opponent for brief duration of the fight, before turning out his lights with a ridiculous right high kick which landed flush behind Sapo's left ear.

- Gracie Fusion lightweight "Edu" Pachu improved to 6-1, running his win streak to six in a row as the Muay Thai striker recorded his first submission win following five straight stoppages.

- Nova União fighters went 2-1 on the night, with lightweight Henrique Mello and middleweight Leandro "Batata" Silva both recording first round knockouts to advance to the semifinals of their respective GPs. Silva's KO was especially impressive, as "The Potato" starched Rodrigo Pimpolho with a powerful left hook.

- In attendance: Shogun, Ninja, Jacare, Pe de Pano.