On tonight's edition of the Low Blow, Justin and Jorge discuss Holly Holm's victory in her last boxing bout against Mary McGee and Jorge will give his thoughts on her last appearance in the squared circle. We also preview a busy weekend of MMA and boxing action with UFC on FX featuring Luke Rockhold vs Vitor Belfort and Lamont Peterson versus Lucas Matthysse on Showtime.

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Beat the Streets Rumble on the Rails stops at Grand Central Terminal in New York City Wednesday, May 15, 2013. Iran and Russia traveled across seas to compete with the United States freestyle wrestling team at the Vanderbilt Hall in Grand Central Terminal. The competition will be held adjacent to the annual Beat the Streets Awards Gala, following wrestling at the Bryant Park Grill. Obe Blanc earned the honors of being invited to wrestle at the event for the United States.

Anyone who questioned if Holly Holm's heart was in this fight was quickly answered. In her Swan Song fight Holm did what she's done so many times before: take her opponent apart. She left "Merciless" Mary McGee standing flat footed and confused. McGee appeared to switch up her game plan on the fly more than once, at times rushing Holms in an attempt to cut off the ring, other times standing still and waiting to counter punch - neither worked.

On this edition of the Low Blow, Justin and Jorge welcome 17-year old boxer Matthew Griego to talk about his success in the sweet science at such a young age. We also get Jorge's thoughts on UFC 159 and we debate the drawing power of Money Mayweather. The hosts also break down Holly Holm's last boxing bout against Mary McGee this Saturday night. Disagree with our thoughts and opinion, always you can contact us through Facebook, @TheLowBlow, and e-mail LowBlow505@gmail.com. Also get the latest video interviews featuring the best combat sports personalities in New Mexico via our YouTube page at youtube.com/LowBlow505. We are available on the Stitcher Radio App and iTunes.

Combat Sports Club held its 9^th Southwest Grapplefest this last Saturday, May 4, 2013, at the Cleveland High School in Rio Rancho, N.M., and hosted grapplers from Arizona, Colorado, Oklahoma, and Texas, as well as from all over the state.   As usual, the tournament is double-elimination for children, youth, teens and adults, from Beginner to Advanced No-Gi, and from white to purple belt in Gi competition, with medals awarded to those who place 1^st through 4^th.   Each tournament features new competition, which is one of the main reasons to compete in Grapplefest.

14-time world champion Holly "The Preacher's Daughter" Holm may be hanging-up her gloves Saturday night, but, she's only switching from a ring to a cage as she pursues her very promising mixed-martial-arts career.

 Holm (32-2-3, 9 KOs) will defend her International Boxing Association (IBA) and World Boxing Federation (WBF) junior lightweight titles against former NABC World lightweight title-holder "Merciless" Mary McGee (20-1, 11 KOs) in the 10-round main event headlining the "Mayhem" card, presented by Fresquez Productions, at Route 66 Casino Hotel in Albuquerque.

Newly-signed Legacy bantamweight (and former WEC and UFC fighter) Damacio Page (15-8) will be stepping into the cage for his first post-UFC fight, against Patrick “The Juggernaut” Ybarra (4-0 out of American Revolution) at Legacy Fighting Championship 20, at the American Bank Center in Corpus Christi, Texas, on May 31, 2013, broadcast live on AXS TV.

On this week's edition of the Low Blow, Justin and Jorge welcome Arizona fighter Anthony Birchak who will discuss his MFC debut. We also discuss what went wrong for Austin Trout, as Canelo Alvarez became the unified 154 champion. We also recap a busy weekend of combat sports and preview UFC 159 and breakdown Danny Garcia vs. Zab Judah. Disagree with our thoughts and opinion, always you can contact us through Facebook, @TheLowBlow, and e-mail LowBlow505@gmail.com. Also get the latest video interviews featuring the best combat sports personalities in New Mexico via our YouTube page at youtube.com/LowBlow505. We are available on the Stitcher Radio App and iTunes.

Four more fighters from New Mexico will soon see action in the Bellator MMA cage, as a result of winning their matches at Orthrus Promotions' Triple A MMA "Win To Get In", which took place on Sunday, April 28, at the New Mexico State Fairgrounds.

Orthrus Promotions, who recently collaborated with Bellator MMA, to bring that promotion to New Mexico (back on February 28), has negotiated at least two more visits to this state within the year. As part of that promotion, they put together "Win to Get In" as a way of scouting local talent.

The Southwest's largest grappling and brazilian jiu-jitsu tournament is just days away. Southwest Grapplefest 9 is this Saturday, May 4th at Cleveland High School in
Rio Rancho, New Mexico.

Competitors still have time to register online, up until Thursday May 2nd 5:00pm, at www.combatsportsclub.com. For those last minute folks late registration is available at weigh-ins Friday night and Saturday morning. Spectator tickets are available online or at the door. Weigh-ins are Friday May 3rd from 5-8:00pm or Saturday morning 8-9:00am both at the venue.

Come see the excitement of submission fighting live, eight matches at a time all day long starting at 10:00