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SANTORO/KANG Kang took the first round. Santoro came back to win the second, only to have Kang go back into the lead by taking the third. In the fourth. Santoro landed a left-right to Kang’s chin that had her staggering. Santoro went all out and landed a pair to the stomach and went back to the chin. That was more than Kang could take and she went down for the count

REN/MELLO The two were even at the end of four with Ren taking rounds one and three and Mello winning rounds two and four. Mello had Ren hurt at the end of fourth. In the fifth, Mello rushed out to finish Ren. Big mistake. Ren got Mello’s attention with a series of uppercuts to the the chin. Ren, then shifted to work on the body and the back to the chin. Good Night Mia. She attempted to get up, but only made it to her knees when the count reached ten

DAVIS/RIBERIO The bout was going Ribero’ way through four as she won three of the first four rounds. It all changed in the fifth. Davis hurt Ribero with a couple shots to the body and then went on a rampage that had Ribero ready to go, but she was saved by the bell. Davis went for the kill in the sixth and landed a left hook that sent Ribero to the canvas. Ribero barely made it to her feet at the nine count and then collapsed back down to the canvas. Davis KO6

KRSMANOVIC/BOCK Krsmanovic entered the bout with a miserable 1-5 record in conventional bouts, so they decided to sacrifice a newbie.   It turned out to be a little harder than the Vixens thought.  Bock took the first two rounds and Krsmanovic the next two. The fifth went to Bock who had Krsmanovic hurt at the end of the round. The sixth was declared even. Krsmanovic finally managed to win the bout in the seventh, when she landed a left to the cheek and right to the chin and Bock was out.

RATAJKOWSKI/BERKLEY Ratajkowski has managed to solidify her standing in the Daily Mail No Talent Index. She’s not at the top, but she is close. She just can’t resist being around photographers with little clothes on. What she wore tonight was par for the course. She is on a four fight win streak. Like her stablemate Krsmanovic, she is being fed a newbie. Scheduling newbies usually make for successful stable PPV’s. The early part of the bout didn’t go as planned by the Vixens. Berkley won the first two rounds and decked Ratajkowski for an eight count in the fifth. Ratajkowski finally got going in the sixth, winning that round. She hurt Berkley in the seventh and finally finished her in the eighth. Ratajkowski’s antics following the knockdown were deplorable, inexcusable and did no credit to the Vixen camp. You can be sure the other bantams are taking note

FERGUSON/M. MILLER (JMDD) I said this was a mismatch. It was, Ferguson by a KO