Las week Coleman Scott earned the final spot to be filled at the 60 kg/ 132-pound weight class for the United States Olympic wrestling team at "The Grapple in the Big Apple" put on by Beat The Streets. Scott earned an opportunity to earn the final spot on the wrestling roster after winning the U.S. Olympic Team Trials in April 21-22.

Since Shawn Bunch of United States earned a spot for America by taking third at an Olympic Qualifier in China, and Scott won the U.S. Team Trials, they were required to wrestle off for the final roster spot.

Scott, hailing from Stillwater, Oklahoma (Sunkist Kids) defeated Shawn Bunch of Columbus, Ohio (Gator WC), twice out of three matches, sending him to London for the 2012 Olympic Games.

"The Grapple in the Big Apple" presented by Beat The Streets provided an extremely entertaining display of wrestling as the United States wrestled against the Russian international team. For the second consecutive year Team USA defeats Russia in dramatic fashion. The event took place June7, 2012 in Duffy Square, located in Times Square, New York.

It came to the scenario any fan would want to see, as the United States and Russia were tied 3-3 going into the final match between the heavyweights Tervel Dlagnev (USA) vs. Eduard Bazrov (Russia). Dlagnev earned the dual meet victory for the Americans as he won it in exciting fashion pinning Bazrov of Russia in 0:25. After a scramble, Bazrov was caught on his back and finished by the American Dlagnev.

Friday Night Fights at Dover Downs, Delaware gave fans a great spectacle of boxing style and technique. Fans got to see a handful of great fights including a showdown between “Queen” Ronica Jeffrey and Jackie “The Force” Trivilino that earned fight of the night honors with Jeffrey earning the win by way of decision. Check out the full list of results along with photo highlights of the whole night.

Bellator season 6 continued on Friday, May 11 at Caesar's Palace in Atlantic City, New Jersey. In Bellator 68 the headliner of the night consisted of a championship bout in the featherweight tournament between Marlon Sandro and Daniel Straus.

The winning streak will have to wait. Morgan Sickinger was denied his second straight victory over the weekend after dropping a second round submission to Jon "The Beast" Washington at Big Bully MMA in Niles, Ohio.

"The Captain" found himself on the receiving end of a guillotine choke less than two minutes into the second round of the Saturday night's main event. The loss places Sickinger's record to 9-6 whereas a victory would have pieced together a winning streak for the Wisconsin native after experiencing a four-fight losing skid.

The Cage Fury Fighting Championship welterweight title exchanged hands this weekend as former champion Greg Soto relinquished his title to George Sullivan after being knocked out at 2:09 of the first round.

Soto was unsuccessful in his first title defense after claiming the organization's top welterweight seed in December 2011 when he disposed of former champion Chip Pollard via triangle choke in the second round. 

Two champions were able to successfully hold on to their CFFC titles. Aljamain "Aljo" Sterling and Sean "Shorty Rock" Santella both kept their belts after submitting their opponents with beautifully applied rear-naked choke holds.

The state of Maryland held serve on its own turf Saturday night as some of its gyms tasted success at the sixth installment of Shogun Fights at First Mariner Arena in Baltimore. It was also a good night for the thousands of fans in attendance who like their fights to have finishes, as only one of the 10 bouts on the card went to the judges.

It was a particularly good night for Maryland gyms Evolve Academy and Ground Control Baltimore, as both teams experienced a clean sweep of all its fighters winning their respective fights. The night began with promise for Ground Control Baltimore, as its bantamweight fighter Josh Pearson made quick work of his opponent Thomas Desmond. Pearson took Desmond to the ground early in the fight and was able to lock in a rear-naked choke for a submission victory at 4:25 in Round 1.

Evolve Academy also started off on the right foot in the next bout, as the Gaithersburg gym’s lightweight fighter J.C. Cuffee weathered some first-round kicks from his opponent Jeremy Carper and came out in the second round to take Carper to the mat and make Carper tap to an arm triangle choke at 4:27.

The quick results from Shogun Fights VI in Baltimore, Md. on April 14:

- 135 lbs.: Josh Pearson def. Thomas Desmond by submission (rear-naked choke) at 4:25 in Round 1

- 155 lbs.: J.C. Cuffee def. Jeremy Carper by submission (arm triangle) at 4:27 in Round 2

- 155 lbs.: Nate Grebb def. Billy Miller by first round TKO (strikes)

Team Faber looked to continue its momentum after pulling even with Team Cruz on this week's episode of "The Ultimate Fighter". Faber's group sent one of its silent warriors, Joe Proctor, to step into the cage with Team Cruz's resident headcase, Chris Tickle.

This week's episode began with Tickle appearing slightly intoxicated during his teammate Jeremy Larsen's loss to Michael Chiesa on last week's episode, which drew the ire of Tickle's coach, UFC bantamweight champion Dominick Cruz. However, Cruz and Tickle later had a heart-to-heart where Cruz determined that the best way for Tickle to be effective is for him to be himself, trash talking and all.

Cruz then decided to put his entire team through the wringer during the week's training sessions, which caused some heated moments between teammates Justin Lawrence and Mike Rio, who has been battling knee problems. Rio took umbrage with what he thought were unnecessary kicks thrown by Lawrence and caused the two to spar with each other a little more intensely than teammates generally do during training.

Wild Bill's, a massive bar in Atlanta, hosted another good old-fashioned fight night over the weekend. The Easter Eve bash featured two amateur fights and five pro bouts on the card.

Of the seven fights, five would end with impressive finishes including a brutal knockout from ground and pound and a rather unique bouncer style rear naked choke while standing.

If you missed this night of action in Hot-lanta you missed out on an awesome party. Here's what unfolded on Saturday and why to get yourself to the deep south and enjoy MMA action in a ring the next time Wild Bill's sets up the ring.