Tomorrow night will feature two major UFC fights to determine title contenders for both the light heavyweight and middleweight title picture.

First, Chael Sonnen will do battle with England’s Michael “The Count” Bisping for the next shot at Anderson Silva’s 185-pound belt.

And in the main event, former UFC light heavyweight champion Rashad “Sugar” Evans will take on undefeated Phil “Mr. Wonderful” Davis with the winner moving on to challenge light heavyweight champion Jon “Bones” Jones.

It would appear as if, especially if you follow the discussions online, that fans are eager to see both Sonnen and Evans declared the victors because of their past issues with the two current champions. But outcomes don't always pan out the way fans hope.

On Saturday, January 28, at the National Hispanic Cultural Center in Albuquerque, Slum Dog Boxing will be hosting a USA Boxing sanctioned amateur event dubbed “Path 2 Glory”. The event kicks off at 3 pm with the fights starting an hour later. 

Over 20 fights are expected to be scheduled with participants in all weight classes. Event organizer Cesar Jose Lopez extends an invitation to all USA boxing teams to participate in the event. Each participant will receive a complimentary meal from Powdrell’s BBQ.

On this edition of the Low Blow Justin Goodrum and Jorge Hernandez recap the latest edition of the Jacksons MMA Series, breakdown Jim Miller getting back on track on UFC on FX and preview one of the most important MMA events of the year with UFC on Fox 2.

With all of the dangers we are forced to deal with from our participation in combat sports it’s hard to believe there is anything more dreadful than getting submitted, injured, or knocked out. But lurking in gyms across the country is an enemy far more menacing than the individual you face-off with on the mats.

Skin diseases like Ringworm, Staph, MRSA, and Herpes have been an ongoing battle that athletes have had to contend with over the years that have resulted in serious health problems causing skin irritation, hospitalization, and even death. Luckily for us, as we are taught in training for every offense, there is a defense to counteract the opponent.

On Saturday, January 21, King of the Cage "Total Destruction" marked the crowning of new lightweight and welterweight champions. The night was full of action as the undercard was filled with submissions, knockouts, and a grueling decision. These are the photo highlights.

Originally from Albuquerque, NM, Erik Cook did not need to travel too far to find Greg Jackson’s Martial Arts and Fitness Center.

The Washington Redskins center traveled back to his native state for the off-season after his team did not make the post-season playoffs.  The 2011-2012 Redskins finished in last place in the NFC East with a record of 5-11.

At just 24 years of age, Cook just completed his second full season in the National Football League. Cook stated that he needs to improve his conditioning and hand speed for the 2012 season when it starts up later this summer.

As fight fans piled into the Winstar World Casino on Saturday night for King of the Cage: Total Construction, little did they know that the night would bring a whirlwind of action.

With a stacked fight card and two title fights capping off the night, fans buckled up and were taken on a ride. The night would include questionable scoring, big submissions, and devastating finishes.

Just nine months after delivering her first child, Michelle “The Karate Hottie” Waterson resumed her cage career with a dominate win over Diana Rael at Jackson’s MMA Series VII Saturday night at the Hard Rock. 

Rael came out in her usual aggressive fashion backing Waterson against the fence with flailing combinations.  Waterson remained composed and clinched with Rael against the cage. 

Rael managed a takedown but Waterson reversed her leading to a scramble in which she quickly took Rael’s back.Almost instantly Waterson sunk in a Rear Naked Choke forcing Rael to tap at just 2:12 of the first round.

On Saturday January 21, King of the Cage: Total Destruction will descend upon the Winstar World Casino in Thackerville, Oklahoma. Headlining the card is a lightweight title bout between Oklahoman Tye Brown and current champion Tim Means.

Brown is the challenger with an 8-2 record posting a win over David Roberts in his King of the Cage debut back in September. Means has held the title since late 2010 and is riding a six-fight win streak. This will be his third title defense as he looks to extend his win streak to seven.

The co-main event of the night features fellow Oklahoman Bill Albrecht defending his welterweight title against former champion Dom O’Grady.  Albrecht won the title in his last fight against David Gomez and will look to successfully defend that title against a strong Dom O’Grady.

On this edition of the Low Blow, the hosts discuss Jose Aldo and Edson Barboza highlight reel knockouts, preview the UFC on FX 1 and Jacksons MMA Series VII, King Mo Lawal's positive steroid test, and the latest Pacman/Mayweather news. 

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