No Limits Proving Grounds Live Stream and Discussion

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I'm kind of watching this in the background between these huge commercial breaks for the UFC 70 telecast. No big names are fighting but they evidently allow knees on the ground, some of the guys here aren't too bad.

If you signed up for the Cage Rage stream earlier today all you need to do is login to ProElite.com and go to the live events section, it looks like there are two fights remaining on the card as I type this.

http://nolimitsmma.proelite.com

Edit: Obviously the 7:00 PM start time is Pacific Standard so I guess it started at 11 or 12.

Tim Persey vs. [first name] Quigley - "Big Perm" Persey wins by a stoppage due to strikes, I think. This is where I tuned in and I missed the Quigley guy's first name, he was a late addition to the card.

Takumi Nakayama vs. Anthony McDavitt - Ruled a technical draw (accidental eye poke)

Bao Quach vs. Rex Payne - Bao Quach wins by perfect punch KO at 1:34 of Round 1. Very impressive highlight reel punch, almost the KO of the night... ALMOST.

John Cronk vs. Jorge Ortiz - Jorge Ortiz wins by TKO at 2:02 of Round 1.

Main Event

Ray Lazama vs. Fabio Negao - "Lights Out" Lazama wins by spectacular KO with a combination of punches in the corner to drop Negao dazed to his knees. Then Lazama threw an illegal knee in for good measure as the ref came into to stop it.

I only caught the fights I posted results on here, but this was a very entertaining card, the presentation wasn't as cheesey as Cage Rage but it still had its hilariously low budget moments, and they totally botched the eye poke thing. But otherwise the part of the main card I saw was grade A.

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Jesus Q. Murphy. The fight was declared a technical draw because Nakayama got poked in the eye, then didn't respond to the ref because none of his corner including himself spoke english, then when he was ready to fight they called it.

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Come on guys, this thread is getting lonely. They fight in a ring and allow knees on the ground! The last two fights ended with huge punches! It is pretty much IFL-level competition, some true cans involved but also some decent prospects.