http://strikeforce.com/blog/2010/03...oila-frausto-miesha-tate-more-weights-quotes/ In the main event heavyweight sensation Lavar Johnson (13-3) will square off with undefeated Lolohea Mahe (6-0-1) of Hawaii. Johnsons effort will mark a miraculous comeback after he was gunned down and nearly killed by Central Valley area gang members on July 4, 2009 while attending a family barbeque near his home in Madera. Fresnos Zoila Frausto, an undefeated womens prospect, will take on another standout fighter in Miesha Takedown Tate (8-2) of Olympia, Wash. Frausto, a former soccer player for Fresno City College, has compiled a perfect 5-0 record in professional MMA since her debut on February 13, 2009. Other featured fights: Abongo Humphrey (5-1), Atlanta, Ga., vs. George Bush III (5-1), Columbus, Ohio, at light heavyweight (205 pounds); Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt Luke Stewart (6-2), San Francisco, Calif. vs. Andre Galvao (3-1), Brazil, at welterweight (170 pounds); and American Kickboxing Academy bred wrestling stud ****** The Silverback Wilcox (8-3), San Jose, Calif., vs. Shamar Bailey (10-1) of Chicago, Ill., at a catch weight of 160 pounds. FINAL WEIGHTS: Lavar Big Johnson 241 Lolohea Mahe 267 Abongo Humphrey 203.6 George Bush III 206 Luke Stewart 171.2 Andre Galvao 170.4 Zoila Warrior Princess Frausto 132.4 Miesha Takedown Tate 136 ****** The Silverback Wilcox 160.8 Shamar Bailey 161 Non-televised fights: Daniel Cormier 242 John Devine 253.2 Paul Ruiz 134.8 TBA Trinidad Valdez 168 Ricky Jackson 169 Avery Kaleo 143.2 Chris Buron 144 QUOTES: LAVAR JOHNSON Training camp was great, it was real good. Im back 100 percent, nothing has changed. I got a lot of people supporting me because Im fighting at home. I dont want to let anyone down. This is a huge fight for me. I expect us to stand up well. Were just two big guys swinging for the fences. Ill be looking for the KO in the first, for sure. Ill take what he gives me, but Ill be looking to get in and get out. LOLOHEA MAHE: It was a very rough camp, but it was good. It was definitely one of the hardest camps Ive ever had. We have been working on our stand up and on a little wrestling. Were ready for whatever happens in there. It was hard getting down from 320 (pounds), but Ill be good. Im ready. I hope to win, and I hope to fight well. Im expecting standup, ground game, you name it, Ill do whatever it takes to win. ABONGO HUMPHREY Training camp went really well. Were working really hard on our standups and some new techniques. Ive been working on a lot of my ground game to make sure Im more well-rounded. Ive had an 11-month layoff, so Ive had a lot of time to hone in on my weaknesses. Plus, Im at a lower weight where I feel more comfortable. I think Ive evolved a little bit more and Im more relaxed while Im in the heat of things. I think that has helped me evolve as a fighter. I know hes (George Bush III) is a wrestler, so hell be good at that. Hes the perfect fight for me to showcase my standup ability. Im really excited for it. GEORGE BUSH III Im happy to be here. Ive worked my whole career to get to this level. Im here to see and to prove that this is the level I belong at. My journey is only half complete. Im fighting for my family, especially my aunt Paula. Happy Birthday! ZOILA FRAUSTO Its been the best camp Ive ever had. I couldnt be happier with it. I expect her to stand up for about 30 seconds, but as soon as I hit her she is going to try to take me down. She wont be able to stand up with me or take my punches. Its always really good to be fighting at home. There will be a lot of supporters, so I cant wait to get in there and brawl. MIESHA TATE: I plan on going out there and taking care of business. Im going to capitalize on any mistake she makes. Id like to end it in TKO, but if the submission is there Ill take it. Im looking for the quick victory. The fans are going to love this fight. Shes in her hometown, so theyll all be behind her. I know shell bring it and Im prepared.