Sat Nov 07, 2009 8:57 pm EST
Jeff Curran breaks losing streak with win at Strikeforce
In his first fight since being released from World Extreme Cagefighting, Jeff Curran walked a way with a win, his first in five fights. His opponent, Dustin Neace, tapped out 1:39 into the fight due to injury, apparently to his ribs.
Curran had suffered four losses in a row to some of the best fighters the WEC has, a group that includes Takeya Mizugaki, Joe Benavidez, Urijah Faber and Mike Brown. This win, though quick, might not have been the most satisfying for Curran. It will be interesting to see if Strikeforce holds on to the veteran featherweight.
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