ShoXC returns to the Chumash Casino on September 26th for another showcase of upcoming talent looking to earn their way onto EliteXC fight cards, or in the case of one fighter, return to EliteXC fight cards.

In the first of two matchups confirmed for ShoXC, the undefeated Shane Del Rosario (4-0) takes on Jon Murphy (4-3).

Shane Del Rosario is a strong prospect in not one, but two combat sports. To compliment his MMA career, Del Rosario is an active professional Muay Thai fighter and is 5-1 (five knockouts). This will be Shane's third appearance on ShoXC.

Jon Murphy, while looking to get back on the winning track, will be Del Rosario's biggest test to date. Murphy has won via KO in ShoXC and was last in action at EliteXC "Primetime" on CBS, where he engaged in a slugfest with Brett Rogers.

The second matchup confirmed for ShoXC features the popular and talented Erik "Bad" Apple (9-1) vs. undefeated Matt Makowski (3-0).

Apple has built his impressive record in a handful of West Coast organizations, winning titles along the way. While Makowski has spent time growing his name on the East Coast-- including a dominating win over Nick Serra.

ShoXC: "Elite Challenger Series" Review and Results

Written by D Wizzle

EliteXC had another exciting ShoXC show on Showtime last Friday night at the Table Mountain Casino in Friant, California.

The main event featured a rematch between light heavyweights Po' ai Suganuma and Jared Hamman.

There were five fights in total on the televised card, and all five fights had its moments.

Many of the fighters on the card were not well known and were trying to make a name for themselves. This made a lot of the fights exciting and thrilling as all the fighters were out to prove that they belong in EliteXC.

Suganuma, a training partner of B.J. Penn's, defeated Hamman a few months ago in a controversial ending. The fight lasted only 15 seconds after Suganuma landed a flying knee to Hamman which forced the referee to stop the fight.

Hamman was victorious this time as he ended the fight in the first round after several vicious hammer fists to Suganuma.

Suganuma had the advantage early on in the fight, and it looked like it could end quickly again, but Hamman was able to withstand the early onslaught and then go on the offensive.

Commentators Mauro Ranallo and Stephen Quardos mentioned a possibility of a trilogy as they could see these two fighters going at it once again.

The first match shown was between Keith "KO Kid" Berry and Ray "Lights Out" Lizama.

This was a great fight to start the show as these two fighters entertained the fans with a stand-up war.