• The lightweight title fight. Though it was Edgar who took the decision after three white-knuckled rounds, both men showed determination, grit and phenomenal stamina. Miller was a serious threat right up to the tolling of the final bell, when he had Edgar in a tight guillotine. But Edgar had done more than enough to garner the decision, and he retained the belt in impressive fashion — despite losing a piece of his ear in the process.
• The back-and-forth battle between two skilled competitors in Chris Schlesinger and Chris Ligouri, the fight for the welterweight belt was an intense grappling and ground-and-pound contest. Schlesinger took the first round with his frenzied jiu-jitsu, but was on the defense in the second when Ligouri pounded out the win.
• The crowd-pleasing submission victory by Rhino Fight Team’s Guarino who avoided Khristian Geraci’s takedown with a guillotine.

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INTERNATIONAL FIGHT LEAGUE (IFL) COACH AND MMA LEGEND KEN SHAMROCK TO HOLD OPEN TRYOUT FOR HIS 2007 LIONS TEAM
Once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be held in team’s new home base in Reno, Nevada on November 29

"While we do have some athletes in mind, we felt that there is a great interest in the sport and this would be a good opportunity to both show people what great athletic talent someone needs to compete in the IFL and to give some of that unknown talent a chance to shine," Shamrock said. "We will screen all of the applicants prior to the tryout and see if we can identify some of the new faces that will help mold the face of this rising sport. Holding the tryout in both a state and a city that is very passionate about MMA, and where we will be training as Reno’s first professional sports team, will be an added plus."

"One of the greatest things about the sport of Mixed Martial Arts today is that we are all finding that the pool of very elite talent and athleticism is deeper than we all may have thought," said IFL Co-founder and Commissioner Kurt Otto. "Having one of the world’s greatest competitors in Ken Shamrock give some of this talent an opportunity to succeed is very rare in professional sports, and it will be a treat to see which, if any, of these young hopefuls will stand up to the test."