July 27, 2007 Chumash Casino
San Ynez, CA

Results

1 Muhsin Corbbrey Defeats Lee Gibson Decision (Unanimous) 3 5:00
2 Aaron Rosa Defeats Jefferson Silva TKO (Doctor Stoppage) 1 5:00
3 Scott Jorgenson Defeats Chris David Decision (Unanimous) 3 5:00
4 Jaime Jara Defeats Jeremiah Metcalf KO (Punch) 1 4:15
5 Karl James Defeats Noons James Edson Berto KO (Knee) 3 0:45
6 Shayna Baszler Defeats Jan Finney Submission (Armbar) 1 2:40
7 Josh Neal Defeats Eric Beondo TKO (Knee) 1 2:56
8 Anthony Ruiz Defeats Jason Geris TKO (Referee Stoppage) 1 5:00
9 Tony Rubalcava Defeats Drew Montgomery TKO (Strikes) 1 4:19
10 Brian Cobb Defeats John Reedy Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 1 4:09

LowKick is Ringside at Undisputed
By Mike Low

What a great night of fights! KOTC's first show on Showtime and it went fantastic! 10 exiting fights that saw everything from submissions, to decisions, and knockouts.

Our first bout had Mushin Corbbrey battle Lee Gibson to a Unanimous Decision after 3 rounds. Although Gibson landed several good blows, Corbbrey took the decision after landing numerous leg kicks to Gibson's left leg.

Fight #2 saw Aaron Rosa improve his record to a perfect 10-0, over Jefferson Silva, after a doctor stoppage at the end of the first round. Doctors stopped the fight after it was determined that the cut on Silva was impeding his vision.

Fight 3 was Scott Jorgensen Vs Chris David. Jorgensen got the better of the stand-up and on the ground through the majority of the three, five minute round fight. Jorgensen went home with the win via Unanimous Decision.

The fourth fight of the night was supposed to see KOTC 170 pound champ, Aaron Wetherspoon in a title unification bout with Gladiator Challenge 170 pound champ, Jeremiah Metcalf. These two warriors have fought once before, in June of 2006, with Wetherspoon coming out on top with a majority decision. However, this fight would not happen because Aaron Wetherspoon would not be cleared due to medical reasons.

On three days notice, Gladiator Challenge 185 lb champion, Jamie Jara, took the fight. But because of the weight difference, the fight would now be for Jara's Middleweight title. Metcalf came out strong and the fight went back and forth until the 4:15 minute mark of the first round, when Jara caught Metcalf with a solid left hand, dropping Metcalf to the ground and getting the win via knockout and retaining his Gladiator challenge Middleweight title.

The main event of the night saw KJ Noons, who is coming off of a knockout loos to Charles "Krazy Horse" Bennett, face off against Edson Berto in a Lightweight battle. Noons seemed to control the fight for the most part and seemed to be gassing during the second round. Berto looked for the takedown all through the fight, but just couldn't find it as Noons stopped them on a regular basis.

The :45 mark of the third round saw Noons catch Berto with a knee to the head that dropped Berto to the canvas. Noons quickly got top position and landed two more blows before the referee intervened and stopped the fight. Noons takes the win over Berto via KO and improves his record to 5-2.

The first under card fight of the night belonged to the ladies. Shayna Baszler submitted Jan Finneyby by armbar, and getting the win. Baszler improves her record to 6-3, with all 6 wins coming by way of submission.

The next fight had Josh Neal do battle with Eric Biondo. Both fighters came into the fight with records of 1-0, but it was Neal that left with a 2-0 record after referee Cecil Peoples stopped the fight, when Josh dropped Biondo with a knee and quickly following up with three more punches. Neal gets the win via TKO.

Fight #8 Anthony Ruiz Vs Jason Geris. Gladiator Challenge veteran, Jason Geris lost the third fight of his career when he injured his knee in the first round against Ruiz. Cecil peoples called a stop to the fight between the first and second rounds on the advice of the doctor, giving Ruiz the TKO win.

Tony Rubalcava looked impressive in his first MMA fight, getting the win via TKO over Drew Montgomery at 4:19 of round 1.

The last fight of the night pitted John Reedy against Brian Cobb. Cobb gets the win at 4:09 of the opening round, by Rear Naked Choke, a move that has caused all three losses on Reedy's career.

Overall, I think it was a great night! The collaboration between KOTC and EliteXC looks like it works and hopefully we'll see it again in the future.

See you ringside at the next show!
Mike

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