On this holiday edition of the Low Blow, Justin welcomes back Jorge Hernandez back to discuss his trip to Brooklyn to witness the Showtime Boxing card from a couple of weeks ago. Jorge will discuss the vibe around Austin Trout's defeat, Malignaggi's victory and more. We also discuss the future of Holly Holm in the sport of MMA and preview the biggest MMA card to end the year, UFC 168.Disagree with our thoughts and opinion, always you can contact us through Facebook, @TheLowBlow, and e-mail [email protected]. 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 Sti...

How would you like to get paid to train? Or get paid to fight, even at the amateur level? Brawler Boards, the only company that creates skateboards and snowboards for fight fans, is looking for up and coming combat sport athletes to grow its amateur fight team. They have already sponsored Bellator Light Heavyweight Champion Emanuel Newton and UFC veteran Josh Neer, but are now focusing on amateur fighters. “Our mission is to help people achieve their dreams,” explained Kahan Claxton, founder of Brawler Boards.

Georges St. Pierre has been embroiled in controversy since the announcement of his split decision victory over Johnny Hendricks at UFC 167 in Las Vegas. Many fans, as well as UFC President Dana White felt Johnny Hendricks won the match hands down. However, the judges cage side disagreed. Following the win GSP went on an odd tangent claiming he would step away from the sport to deal with personal issues. On today’s special conference call with the media St. Pierre held true to his word. While he answered many questions regarding the title he still left those on the call wondering, “What is so pressing in his life that he would walk away from MMA in his prime?”

The last UFC event before the New Year will be a historical event. UFC 168: Weidman vs. Silva 2 will attract mixed martial arts fans from all over the world. The MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, NV will play host to what is being hyped as the bigest fight card inthe organization's history.UFC middleweight champion Chris Weidman takes on former UFC champion and legend Anderson Silva. Weidman delivered a shocking boom to the jaw of Silva forcing his eyes to roll to the back of his head ending the fight. Instantly after Weidman was crowned the king of the middle weights, Silva fans were finding themselves in denial. Weidman improved to a perfect 10-0 record and dropped Silva to 33-5.

Transition and adapting to new changes is a key component to a fighter’s progression as a mixed martial artist. This same ideology can beapplied when a combatant takes that huge leap of faithfrom amateur to the professional divison. Always strivingfor nothing but the best since his introduction to the sport, Scott Ingramis making his newly presence known in the Colorado fight scene. Making his professional debut at RFA 11 with a successful victory over Dan Manius it is clear from viewing his talent revealed that night Ingram is already putting the community on eyes watchof the rise of a future star in MMA. USCSrecently receivedthe opportunity to speak with Ingram as he touches on his amateu...