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L. COLLINS/J. L. SPEARS After losing the first round, Spears came back to dominate rounds 2-4. Collins took round five, only to have Spears come back to win round six. In round seven, Collins teed off on Spears and had her badly hurt at the end of the round. In the eighth, Collins worked on Spears body and as Spears dropped her guard, she landed a left hook to the head and Spears went down for the count. There was a post fight humiliation in this bout and several more during this PPV. Everyone knows I abhor humiliations. There is absolutely no excuse for such behavior

FERGUSON/DWORACZYK I have to say this was a good bout,  but it seemed to me to be more of a JMD fight as they targeted each others chest. Dworaczyk took the lead in the bout by decking Ferguson in the fourth. She was still in the lead until the eighth, when Ferguson put Dworaczyk down in the sand. The two slugged it out again in the ninth, until a terrific uppercut from Ferguson landed on Dworaczyk’s chin the the fight was over

LOPILATO/PREJEAN There really wasn’t much of a mystery as to how this bout would turn out. All that was required was the Lopilato stay alive and swinging. It was no surprise the Prejean was ahead at the end of four.   You just knew Lopilato would end it sooner or later. It came sooner,  when after a body attack, Lopilato landed a right uppercut and Prejean was out before she hit the sand

AGDAL/BOWDEN Another good active bout. The fight was even at the end of two and even at the end of four. Bowden took the lead in the sixth by sending Agdal down for a nine count. Agdal recovered between rounds and in the seventh landed a right hand that sent Bowden down to the sand. Bowden managed to beat the count, only to run into another right to the chin that put her down again, this time for good

REN/WATERHOUSE Going into this fight, Waterhouse had not won one. She still hasn’t.  Waterhouse took the first two rounds, but by time the fourth ended, Ren had evened the bout up. Ren got the benefit of an inattentive referee, when she fouled Waterhouse not once but twice and got away with it. The fight ended in the sixth, when Ren caught Waterhouse with a big right to the jaw. I really wasn’t happy with the post fight humiliation. I suggest the Ren cease and desist. She will regret such tactics when she faces the cream of the division, if she gets that far

RATAJKOWSKI/MARTINEZ Martinez was cruising winning the first three rounds. In the fourth, Martinez ran into a Ratajkowski buzzsaw. It was a brutal body attack that ended with a right to the jaw and Martinez was counted out.

SANTORO/MORGAN The bout was even at the end of two and at the end of four.  Morgan managed to get back in the lead by taking round five. In the sixth, Santoro unleashed vicious body attack that sent Morgan down. Morgan managed to get to her feet, only to pounded into the ropes where she was helpless and unresponsive and referee stopped the bout.

LYNCH/BALDWIN This was another fight that was even at the end of two and even at the end of four. In the fifth. It was a body attack that set up a Lynch right to the chin that sent Baldwin down for the count. I wasn’t paying any attention to the post fight humiliation which a hate,  until I heard Lynch’s comment about blondes. I suggest she tone it down since I am blonde and she really doesn’t want to get on my wrong side. All my contracts bar me from fighting, but she needs to remember that I am a former martial arts champion who had to retire because of my contracts. It just could happen that she could run into me some night in a ladies room or some dark alley. It would not be a pleasant experience

This was my first review of a Vixen event. It get me off to a good start for this months PPV as I went 7-0. Hope to do more