Doug Marshall and Anthony Arria compete for the inaugural
WEC North American heavyweight championship.
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1
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Doug Marshall
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def.
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Anthony Arria
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Submission (armbar) @
0:22 of R1
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WEC 10: Bragging Rights
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05.21.04
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def.
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Carlos Garcia
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Knockout (punches) @
2:46 of R1
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WEC 12: Halloween Fury
3
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10.21.04
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Doug Marshall vacates the WEC North American heavyweight
championship in order to compete for the WEC world heavyweight championship.
Justin Eilers and Jimmy Ambriz compete for the vacant WEC
North American heavyweight championship.
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2
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Justin Eilers
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def.
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Jimmy Ambriz
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TKO (doctor stoppage) @
5:00 of R1
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WEC 21: Tapout
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06.15.06
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def.
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Josh Diekmann
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TKO (punches) @ 2:29 of
R1
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WEC 24: Full Force
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10.12.06
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World Extreme Cagefighting chooses to dissolve the WEC
North American heavyweight championship.
World Extreme Cagefighting ceases operations and
folds on December 16, 2010 after being purchased by UFC parent company Zuffa
and ultimately merged with the Ultimate Fighting Championship.
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N.A. Heavyweight: 206-265 lbs.
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