I'd like to welcome everybody to Mosley, Shadown's Knockout Fest here in Corona, California. We have a night full of action packed fights for you, so stick around and enjoy the show. And now Corona, California, if you're ready for the next bout of the evening, let me hear you make some noise. Corona, California, I can't hear you. Baby, I said, let me hear you make some noise. Please help me welcome to the cage at this time, fighting out of the blue corner. Lewis, who love that. This is Lewis' first fights. And we were talking about this earlier. If you're coming in for your first fight, you really don't know what to expect. They say they have this great game plan. They're going to come in. They're going to TKO. And then when you get in the ring, do you remember your first fight? Everything changes. Yeah, it's always a nerve-wracking situation. You put together so many plans and you try to envision it going so many different ways. And it never quite goes the way you envision it to go. And you have to deal with so much. You have to be nervous. You have to be tired. The crowd's churning. It's a lot on your plate to absorb for a first time. I think no matter how hard you train for your first fight, there's so many elements you can prepare for. You can't prepare for the crowd. You can't prepare for your nerves. You can't prepare for the excitement. You can't. The adrenaline dump. The adrenaline dump. Oh, yes. That adrenaline dump. It's a great experience. You have to just go through it. And it definitely separates the man from the boys. Lewis is also an independent fighter. He didn't represent a gym. He didn't represent a town. So he is in there a lone, misstere... A great major. He's very mysterious. I like that. That means we don't know what he's bringing to the table. And his opponent this evening, ladies and gentlemen, fighting out of the red corner helped me welcome to the cage at this time. So, Malik, the baby was... I'm the mother. CHEERING So, Malik comes from us. Today comes to us. Comes to us, not from us. Comes to us today from 10th place. You did two here in Riverside. And he wants a TKO. He is coming into this fight one and three. So he's coming off of a loss. He said last fight, he came out a little too anxious. So he's going to calm that down a little bit. And he has a black belt and show to cons. So we're looking for some of that, maybe, that karate style. Well, they say you learn more from your losses than your wins. So we'll see what he brings to the table when he's learned from his losses. And he's definitely going to have a crowd-friendly style. He's going for that KO. And you know the fans love that. I'm also curious, too, with his experience, he might be a little bit more relaxed than Ring, as the words Lewis is the first time. We were talking about that first time, jitters and nerves. And Malik's coming in here with four fights under his belt. He's one and three. And he had just a little bit more cage experience, which is definitely going to add to his game playing a little bit. He knows the cage. He knows what the crowd feels like. Let's see if that actually comes into play a little bit here. It's a very interesting dynamic. You have one guy who doesn't know what it's like to lose. And he's facing another guy who is comfortable inside the cage, but doesn't quite get to the results he wants. And, too, in the Camo Division, you know, your record isn't always a good indication of your fight. You have four fights, and you could have fought anybody in those four fights. You could have fought somebody who's about to turn for it. They could have fought you in those four fights, you know? So coming off of Lig. He's in Silver Road for now. And for this bout, he's limitless, Larry Lampless. And now, fighting out of the blue corner, standing at five feet, seven inches. He waited at 170 pounds. He comes into the cage today as an independent fighter. And he's making his debut right here in the mostly showdown cage. Ladies and gentlemen, from Pomona, California, let me hear you make some noise. Blue is blue. Blue pad. He grew up in Pomona. He might have some street fights styles going on. And his opponent, fighting out of the red corner, standing at six feet or one inch. He waited at 155 pounds. He comes into the cage today, and representing 10th planet, huge its own Riverside, California, eight inches, and gentlemen, from Riverside, California, make some noise. From now, the baby walks up to the moteman. Get ready for round one. Both guys look relaxed. Touch of gloves. Doesn't appear to be any big time jitters. They've seen very comfortable. Now, like, clicks a little lighter on his feet. Luis fainting a lot. Nice left. It'll be interesting to see how much Malik incorporates his reach and height advantage. Luis is doing a good job keeping the distance. That was that. The left hand was definitely because he's on the outside. Father back. Switching stance is a little bit as well. Early take down. Thanks. He's going for an arm bar. He has it. I don't know if he has the elbow. Oh, that is good. Oh, he's getting out. He got out. Wow. Oh, look at the other ones. He's switched arms now. I don't know. I don't know if Malik has the elbow deep enough on that. I think it was, you know, the elbow was already out. Now Luis in a pretty good position to get some ground in pound. Malik's still looks like he's comfortable down there. He needs to move. I don't know how many punches you can take, even though he looks relaxed. Going for the arm bar again. Oh, it's deep. He has the elbow this time. Yeah, he's. This might get stopped. That's it. It's good. Very impressive performance. That's what you gave him a 10 to 10. He did too. He took it to the ground. He was very calm on his feet, very relaxed. Uses reach to get a few strikes in. Capitalize them and take down the gut on bar. Ladies and gentlemen, your winner today at one minute and 28 seconds into round number one. You can verbal tap out via our bar I game out of the red corner. Malik, the baby. Woo! At the moment. Yeah! Yeah! Corona, California. If you're liking one.