Jefferson Creighton drew enough blood to make diehard Wes Craven fans squirm.
The Team Cormier rep on Tuesday moved one step closer to an Ultimate Fighting Championship contract with a majority decision over Team Sonnen’s Andreeas Binder on Episode 4 of “The Ultimate Fighter 33.” Creighton seized the reins late in the first round, where he hacked open a long diagonal cut on the right side of his opponent’s forehead with a perfectly placed elbow strike. Though the cutman in Binder’s corner managed to stop the bleeding during the 60-second respite between rounds, it soon became problematic.