Raf Wrestling — RAF 6: Cejudo Wins 10-0, Tsarukyan Sparks Brawl at Mullet Arena

In a night that blended decisive wins and a volatile post-match confrontation, raf wrestling's RAF 6 drew attention when Henry Cejudo defeated Urijah Faber and Arman Tsarukyan's victory led to an ugly brawl. The event took place at Mullet Arena in Tempe, Ariz., on Saturday night and is listed as occurring on March 1 in other program details.

Raf Wrestling main event: Cejudo vs. Faber

The main attraction featured former UFC two-division champion and Olympic gold medalist Henry Cejudo against UFC veteran Urijah Faber. Cejudo had retired this past December following his fourth straight UFC loss. Faber, seven years older than Cejudo at 46, retired from the UFC in 2019 and has won several grappling matches since that retirement.

Final result listings show Henry Cejudo winning 10–0 over Urijah Faber, a shutout score recorded on the RAF 6 results page. The match was the headline bout of the evening at Mullet Arena in Tempe, Arizona.

Results roundup from Tempe's Mullet Arena

The event produced a long card of matches. Multiple result lists circulated; the items below incorporate each distinct result entry that appeared in event coverage, including cases where score or outcome variants were published.

• Henry Cejudo def. Urijah Faber — listed as a 10–0 win.
• Arman Tsarukyan def. Georgio Poullas / Giorgio Poullas — listed as a 5–3 win (note: spelling variations for Poullas appear in the provided context).
• Aljamain Sterling def. Benson Henderson — listed both as a win by Fall in the 3rd Period and elsewhere as a 12–2 result.
• David Carr def. Bubba Jenkins — listed as a Tech Fall (13–2) in the 2nd Period and elsewhere as a 13–2 win with a note that he was defending championships.
• Givi Matcharashvili def. Stephen Buchanan — listed with a Criteria decision (3–3) and elsewhere as a 3–3 (+/–) result.
• Lucia Guzman def. Everest Leydecker — listed as a Points (10–3) win; another listing names Jami Guzman with a 10–3 result for the same opponent (discrepancy unclear in the provided context).
• Tajmuraz / Taimuraz Salkazanov def. Keegan O’Toole — listed as a Points win (9–0) and elsewhere as 9–0 under a slightly different transliteration of the given name.
• Evan Wick def. Magomedkhabib Kadimagomedov — listed as Tech Fall (13–2) in the 3rd Period and in a separate list as 13–3.
• Zahid Valencia def. Mahmoud Fawzy Sebie — listed as Tech Fall (10–0) in the 1st Period and also recorded as 10–0.
• Jordan Oliver def. Beau Bartlett — recorded as Points (5–3) in multiple listings.
• Keelon Jimison def. Clay Guida — listed as Tech Fall (13–3) in the 2nd Period in one report; a separate listing names a match Clay Guida vs. Mugzy with Mugzy winning 13–3 (conflicting outcomes unclear in the provided context).
• Andrew Alirez def. Bryce Meredith — listed as Tech Fall with score variants 13–2 (one listing) and 13–3 (another listing).
• Clay Guida vs. Mugzy — one listing shows Mugzy winning 13–3 (conflict with the Keelon Jimison vs. Clay Guida entry noted above).

Co-main and brawl: Tsarukyan vs. Poullas

The co-main event featured Arman Tsarukyan clashing with Georgio/Giorgio Poullas. Tsarukyan is identified as an Armenian UFC fighter; Poullas is identified as a professional wrestler. For both athletes, the match was noted as their second appearance in the Real American Freestyle league.

Following the bout, coverage indicates Poullas and Tsarukyan became involved in an ugly brawl. Commentary attached to those events includes a remark from Eric Bischoff that he is "disappointed" in the Arman Tsarukyan brawl, while also acknowledging that the incident drew a lot of attention to RAF 6. One headline characterizes the incident as Tsarukyan sparking a mass brawl after victory.