Luis Salgado of irvine CA displayed patience and form on thursday night when he faced a much stronger Ozzie Alvarez. Luis kept calm as Ozzie continued to throw looping hay makers. Late in the third round Ozzie Alvarez threw a small combonation and Luis was able to counter with a huge right hook that sent Ozzie to the mat. Luis Salgado now 2-0 told OTM in a post fight interview "I knew he had no form, so i waited for him to throw his right and i countered" Luis Salgado trains with All in MMA

OC FAIR AND EVENT CENTER FEBUARY 24TH 2011

             OTM- You are coming off of a two fight losing streak does this impact your approach to this fight?
"High Risk"- Not too much. I do have a new personal trainer, Fernando Vargas, he has gotten me a lot           stronger and in better cardio shape.

Isaac "High Risk" Gutierrez 4-3 will be throwing blows once again, this time at OC Fair & Event Center - The Hangar (Building 18) in Costa Mesa, CA. Isaac will be facing Carlos Garces 5-4-1 a skilled fighter out of Huntington Beach CA. Isaac is coming off a two fight losing streak and hopes to redeem himself by ending this fight quickly. The two men will be fighting at 150lbs, and both men look to come home with a win. Tickets are still available at the door $45-$100 Parking: $8
OC Fair & Event Center
88 Fair Drive
Costa Mesa, CA 92626

Santa Ana, California February 13
 

Antonio “Mandingo” McKee’s eyes tell a story of 25 wins 3 draws and 2 loses. He sees his past opponents in his mind, throws the combos that worked, and corrects his form for the combos that didn’t. You can hear the determination as his teeth grit and grind putting as much meaning and passion in his shadow boxing as he does in a fight.

Will Antonio "Mandingo" McKee sweep the UFC Light weight Division??? You be the Judge

The big overhand right that ended the second round early. Last night at respect in the cage, Diego Bautista delivered a huge overhand right to John Mowry early in the second round, Mowry was knocked out instantly.

In the third bout of the night, Diego Bautista faced off with a much taller John Mowry. Niether fighter hesitated to engage as they stood toe to toe for the first half of the fist round. Bautista then got a good take down and held Mowry only for a moment, both then scrambled for thier feet as the first round ended. At the start of the second round both fighters came together for a boxing contest. Mowry led with a loose left hand in an attempt to set up his right hook, Bautista had other plans.