Raf Wrestling: Henry Cejudo shuts out Urijah Faber as raf wrestling RAF 06 results roll in

Henry Cejudo made a triumphant return in raf wrestling competition, posting a shutout in the main event of RAF 06 at Mullet Arena in Tempe, Arizona. The March 1 tournament saw the former Olympic gold medalist and former UFC two-division champion top Urijah Faber in a high-profile matchup that capped a card of competitive matches and a volatile co-main incident.

Finals night at Mullet Arena and Cejudo’s return

The RAF 06 event was held at Mullet Arena in Tempe, Ariz., on Saturday night, March 1. In the main event, Henry Cejudo — an Olympic gold medalist and former UFC two-division champion who retired this past December following his fourth straight UFC loss — defeated Urijah Faber by a 10-0 shutout. Coverage noted that Cejudo showed off his Olympic acumen in the RAF 6 main event while Faber, age 46 and seven years older than Cejudo, returned after a 2019 UFC retirement and after several grappling wins since leaving the promotion.

Co-main chaos: Arman Tsarukyan and Georgio/Giorgio Poullas

The co-main featured Arman Tsarukyan clashing with Georgio Poullas. Listings also used the spelling Giorgio Poullas; both renderings appeared in event materials. Arman Tsarukyan, identified as an Armenian UFC fighter in event listings, won the match 5-3. After the bout, Arman Tsarukyan attacked Georgio/Giorgio Poullas, an action described elsewhere as sparking a mass brawl at RAF 06 following his victory. For both athletes, this was noted as their second appearance in the Real American Freestyle league.

Complete card results and differing scorelines

The RAF 06 card produced a series of decisive outcomes across multiple weight and style matchups. Results appearing on the card included:

• Henry Cejudo def. Urijah Faber — 10-0 (shutout)
• Arman Tsarukyan def. Georgio/Giorgio Poullas — 5-3
• Aljamain Sterling def. Benson Henderson — one listing showed a win by fall in the 3rd period; another listing showed a 12-2 score.
• David Carr def. Bubba Jenkins — listed as a tech fall, 13-2 in the 2nd period; another notice listed David Carr winning 13-2 and described him as defending championships.
• Givi Matcharashvili def. Stephen Buchanan — one result recorded the outcome by criteria at 3-3; another entry listed Givi Matcharashvili winning 3-3 (+/-).
• Lucia Guzman def. Everest Leydecker — one result recorded a 10-3 points win; another listing used the name Jami Guzman with a 10-3 win.
• Tajmuraz/Taimuraz Salkazanov def. Keegan O’Toole — listed as a 9-0 points win.
• Evan Wick def. Magomedkhabib Kadimagomedov — listed as a tech fall, 13-2 in the 3rd period in one account and 13-3 in another.
• Zahid Valencia def. Mahmoud Fawzy Sebie — listed as a tech fall, 10-0, noted in one account as ending in the 1st period.
• Jordan Oliver def. Beau Bartlett — 5-3 on the card.
• Keelon Jimison def. Clay Guida — one listing recorded a tech fall, 13-3 in the 2nd period; an alternate listing showed Clay Guida facing a competitor named Mugzy, with Mugzy winning 13-3.
• Andrew Alirez def. Bryce Meredith — recorded as a tech fall, 13-2 in the 2nd period in one account and 13-3 in another.

RAF 06 identity, timing and broadcast details

RAF 06 is presented as the Real American Freestyle tournament, a freestyle wrestling event that brought together well-known MMA fighters and decorated wrestlers from around the globe. Event materials listed the show starting at 9: 00 PM local time, with corresponding times of 6: 00 AM in Yerevan and 5: 00 AM in Moscow. An official broadcast of the tournament was made available on a national streaming platform for viewers.

Aftershocks and immediate notes from the night

The night’s standout moments included Henry Cejudo’s shutout main-event performance and the post-match confrontation following Arman Tsarukyan’s co-main victory over Georgio/Giorgio Poullas. The card mixed clear technical finishes — several listed as tech falls — with matches decided on points or criteria, and at least one match outcome appeared with differing scorelines across event listings. Organizers and attendees were left with a card that combined competitive wrestling results with a heated altercation after the co-main bout.