Fighters.com second-ranked super heavyweight “Dominator” Bobby Lashley (4-0) won't fight fifth-ranked “Titan” Jimmy Ambriz (14-8) at Strikeforce in Miami January 30, according to an MMA Junkie report. Though Ambriz was approved by the Florida State Boxing Comission, Strikeforce has nixed the bout for undisclosed reasons, according to MMA Junkie.  The FSBC had previously refused to santion a fight between Lashley and Yohan Banks (2-1). ...

Fighters.com second-ranked super heavyweight “Dominator” Bobby Lashley (4-0) and fifth-ranked “Titan” Jimmy Ambriz (14-8) will matchup at Strikeforce in Miami January 30, according to an MMA Junkie report. Lashley is coming off a three-minute beatdown of “Beast” Bob Sapp (10-5-1) at Fight Force International in Biloxi last June and making his Strikeforce debut. ...

Fighters.com's fourth-ranked super heavyweight "Mondragon" Geronimo dos Santos (4-1) tapped out "Big Monster" Douglas Humberto (0-2) at FC 2 in Boa Vista, Brazil November 8, the only top five super heavyweight action since Fighters.com's original rankings. ...

Below is Fighters.com’s inaugural Super Heavyweight Rankings, a listing of the top five mixed martial artists over 265 pounds.   But!  I’m not at all happy with this list, and disappointed in MMA's big boys. Let's be brutally straight.  The 185-pound Japanese eccentric, “Minowaman” Ikuhisa Minowa (40-28-8), who regularly meets'n'beats super heavyweights, is as worthy of the top slot as Fighters.com’s first Super Heavyweight Champion "Giant" Jan Nortje (2-6), and I’m not sure a “Minowaman” rolling kneebar wouldn’t clear out the entire top five. ...

“Mighty Mo” Siala Siliga’s (3-0) late replacement “Titan” Jimmy Ambriz (13-10-1) did not last long in his DREAM heavyweight debut versus Fighters.com’s tenth-ranked Sergei Kharitonov(16-3) Tuesday night in Saitama, north of Tokyo. Kharitonov knocked down Ambriz almost immediately, snapping back Armbriz's Arthur Fonzarelli 'do, and although he got back up, Ambriz was never really in the fight. Even a yellow card to Kharitonov for holding the ropes didn’t help Ambriz.  Every hit staggered him, and Kharitonov was relentless in his assault, throwing straights, hooks, and knees. Ambriz finally tapped from his hands and knees at 2:29 of round one as Kharitonov pummelled Armbriz's ribs. ...