Alexis Davis Submits Tonya Evinger Again, Retains Title At Raging Wolf 10Raging Wolf Women’s Flyweight Champion Alexis Davis rebounded from her non-title loss to Elaina Maxwell in August with a quick submission victory tonight. The jiu-jitsu ace defeated Tonya Evinger for the second time with a first-round rear-naked choke in the main event of Raging Wolf 10.

Davis previously submitted Evinger in a May title fight, also with a rear-naked choke, but Evinger put on a very good showing in the bout despite taking the fight on very short notice. In the rematch, Davis showed exactly why she is the reigning champion and forced Evinger to submit in just 85 seconds.

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Megumi Fujii Addresses Bellator Loss, FutureOn October 28th at Bellator 34, something happened that had never taken place before: Megumi Fujii competed in a mixed martial arts bout and her hand was not raised in victory at its conclusion. Fujii was upset by Zoila Frausto, who became Bellator 115-Pound Women’s Champion.

One week after suffering her first loss in 23 career bouts, Fujii has spoken out about the fight and her future. The long-time pound-for-pound queen, who has also trained some of the sport’s best female fighters, believes that the loss has given her a strength that she was missing before the fight.

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Tay Stratford Set For November Tuff-N-Uff DebutUnbeaten 19-year-old prospect Tay Stratford will make her long-awaited Tuff-N-Uff debut on November 12th against Team Quest’s Shauna Dugger. The featured bout will be part of an eight-woman 145-pound tournament that will crown the first Tuff-N-Uff 145-pound amateur women’s champion.

Stratford, currently the number one-ranked amateur featherweight fighter in the United States, has been touted as a future star in the division, but she will face a tough lineup in the tournament. Also competing is 2008 Olympic Judo Bronze Medallist Ronda Rousey, who faces Autumn Richardson.

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MMARising.com Top 10 Fighter Rankings Update For November 2010Change was the central theme of the month of November. New champions were crowned in a variety of weight classes, while former divisional leaders suffered defeats. Cain Velasquez kept his unbeaten record intact when he dethroned Brock Lesnar to become the new UFC Heavyweight Champion.

The women’s division experienced just as many changes as the men’s, as Dutch submission specialist Marloes Coenen handed Sarah Kaufman her first loss to capture the Strikeforce Women’s Welterweight Championship, while Zoila Frausto narrowly edged Megumi Fujii to claim Bellator gold.

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