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Strikeforce: At The Mansion II

Strikeforce: At The Mansion II

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Strikeforce: At The Mansion II was a mixed martial arts event held on September 20, 2008. The event took place at the Playboy Mansion in Beverly Hills, California. In addition to the event, all guests were entitled to a top-shelf, open bar; buffet-style, gourmet dinner; and wine-tasting party featuring the spirits of various California gold medal wineries.

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20 September 2008

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Trevor Prangley

Trevor Prangley

Self

Anthony Ruiz

Anthony Ruiz

Self

Mitsuhiro Ishida

Mitsuhiro Ishida

Self

Justin Wilcox

Justin Wilcox

Self

Terry Martin

Terry Martin

Self

Cory Devela

Cory Devela

Self

Josh Thomson

Josh Thomson

Self

Ashe Bowman

Ashe Bowman

Self

Kazuo Misaki

Kazuo Misaki

Self

Joe Riggs

Joe Riggs

Self

Luke Stewart

Luke Stewart

Self

Jesse Juarez

Jesse Juarez

Self

Eric Lawson

Eric Lawson

Self

Kenneth Seegrist

Kenneth Seegrist

Self

Brandon Magana

Brandon Magana

Self

Brandon Thatch

Brandon Thatch

Self

Jesse Gillespie

Jesse Gillespie

Self

Dave Martin

Dave Martin

Self

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