TUF 10 Finale Results: Kimbo Slice Arrives in UFC With UD over Houston Alexander
By: Chad Edward Posted On: December 5, 2009 at 10:51pm
YouTube backyard brawler “Kimbo Slice” Kevin Ferguson (4-1) did Saturday night at SpikeTV’s The Ultimate Fighter 10 Finale in Las Vegas what few thought he ever would when he got a UFC win by unanimous decision over “Assassin” Houston Alexander (9-5) in a 215-pound catchweight fight.
Judges scores were 29-28 twice and 29-27 all in favor of Slice.
The first round was barely mentionable as Alexander circled outside and waved leg kicks while Slice stood firmly in the center of the Octagon looking for a brawl. The two fighters clinched twice, but briefly and uneventfully.
But, round two…wow! Alexander came out of his corner to take another walk around the Octagon; but, Slice came out like Alexander was in Kimbo’s backyard. Slice clinched and took Alexander to the mat in full mount, landing a few shots. Alexander wormed back to his feet; but, Slice took Alexander’s back and suplexed him. Alexander shot for a single-leg in the scramble; but, again, Slice stood and fell atop Alexander on the mat and passed to full mount. Alexander gave up his back after Slice began landing shots to Alexander’s dome. Slice briefly worked a guillotine, but decided to mount Alexander and land short elbows before the bell ended the round.
Alexander’s strategy finally paid off in round three when he dropped Slice with a solid leg kick. Slice didn’t so much stand up, as shoot for a single leg takedown directly from his butt. But, after a lay’n'pray from both fighters, referee Josh Rosenthal compelled them to their feet. It was obvious Slice could barely stand on his lead leg after Alexander’s kick early in the round; but, Slice engaged Alexander for an exciting, if sloppy brawl that ended when an Alexander elbow sent Slice backpedaling and bell saved both fighters.
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Comments
I knew my man Kimbo would come through.
Hey, I am a big fan of ufc octagon fighting. I am glad Kimbo slice is back in the picture because he is awesome. I hope he makes it. Good luck Kimbo!
you guys realize that the second a wrestler gets a hold of him, he’s completely screwed?.. Kimbo is a heavyweight fighter, and the whole heavyweight division in the UFC is full of accomplished wrestlers. It’s not going to take long for Kimbo to be thrown out of the UFC, unless Dana pays off every fighter Kimbo faces, or Kimbo steps up. I’m hoping for Kimbo to step up, and become a real MMA fighter, because I’m tired of the UFC turning into pro wrestling, when the only action we get is the trash talking and tension before a fight that has, several times, not delivered the action the fans are looking for. Dana, stick to the good old days of UFC, all this hype for world-class matches is wearing thin.
Don’t you worry Etienne D. the UFC will have a whole line up of chumps for him to chew on. And we’ll be glad to see it!