ShoXC

("Pee Wee" wrecks "The Meat Truck.")

Dave Herman def. Kerry Schall via TKO (strikes) at 1:06 of round 1
Mamed Khalidov def. Jason Guida via TKO (strikes) at 4:53 of round 2
Anthony Lapsley def. Mike Stumpf via decision
Alexander Shlemenko def. Bubba McDaniel via TKO (knee) at 5:00 of round 1
Lyle Beerbohm def. Rafaello Oliveira via TKO (cut) at 5:00 of round 1
Matt Jaggers def. Orville Smith via unanimous decision
Jared McMahan def. Jacob Hey via submission (rear naked choke) at 3:11 of round 1
Tiawan Howard def. Johnny Hughes via submission (rear naked choke) at 3:42 of round 1
Josh Barnes def. Jeremy Norton via TKO (strikes) at 2:22 of round 1
Deray Davis def. John Kuhner via submission (rear naked choke) at 3:53 of round 2

More videos after the jump.

("Pee Wee" and "Meat Truck" get ready to mix it up. Photo courtesy of Esther Lin for EliteXC.)

EliteXC soldiers on tonight with another installment of their minor-league series ShoXC, which will go down at the Horseshoe Casino in Hammond, Indiana, and will be broadcast on Showtime at 11 p.m. ET/PT. Headlining the event is a heavyweight match between the undefeated Dave "Pee Wee" Herman and TUF 2 castmember Kerry Schall. Ten of Herman's 11 wins have come via first-round stoppage; his most recent fight was a TKO win over Ron Waterman in June. Schall has dropped his last two to Antoine Hayes and Shane Ott, and will most likely get creamed tonight.

Jason "Fail" Guida (17-17) also returns to the cage, taking on Mahmed "Cannibal" Khalidov (14-3-1), a Chechen fighter who has become one of the biggest MMA rising stars in Poland. Russian knockout artist Alexander "Storm" Shlemenko (21-3) will be making his U.S. debut against Robert "Bubba" McDaniel (11-4), who most recently choked out Icon Sport champ Kala Kolohe Hose in 41 seconds during a non-title match at EliteXC: The Return of the King in June. And in the Battle of the Dudes With the Shittiest Nicknames, Lyle "Fancy Pants'' Beerbohm (7-0) takes on Rafaello "Tractor'' Oliveira (5-0); Tractor holds a win over Fabio Fabio and two wins over Big Big. At the very least, it'll be worth a DVR'ing.

As for tomorrow night, if you're in the Las Vegas area you'll want to hit up the Thomas & Mack Center for "A Night of Combat II." Co-promoted by Kim Couture, the event will feature Jay Hieron, Rick Roufus, Josh Haynes, Mike Pyle, Gideon Ray, John Alessio and more. Tickets range from $18-$53 — at those prices, you can't afford not to go.

Wilson Reis vs. Abel Cullum

David Douglas vs. Malaipet

Erik Apple vs. Matt Makowski

(Backstage at ShoXC.)

KJ Noons thinks he has it bad in Elite XC, he should talk to some of the fighters on the last ShoXC card. The California State Athletic Commission released the full disclosed payout for the August 15 event, and there isn't a fighter on there who cracked $10,000. The list of people not to try and borrow money from looks like this:

Jared Hamman ($8,000) def. Po'ai Suganuma ($5,000)
Fabricio Camoes ($6,000) def. Sammy Morgan ($4,000)
Rosi Sexton ($3,260) def. Debi Purcell ($4,000)
Ray Lizama ($6,000) def. Keith Berry ($2,000)
David Douglas ($3,000) def. William Jacobson ($800)
Lucas Gamaza ($3,000) def. Kenny Johnson ($2,000)
Jesse Brock ($3,000) def. Josh Rave ($1,000)
Robert Vargas ($2,000) def. Ralph Lopez ($1,000)
Katrina Alendale ($1,500) def. Melanie La'Croix ($1,000)

Underpaid: Pretty much everybody, though if we're going to get specific we could point to Rosi Sexton, who made less than the opponent she defeated, or poor (literally) William Jacobson, who was the only fighter on the card pulling in less than four figures. Let's hope Jacobson has another job and was just dabbling in MMA to make enough money to buy that really nice ping pong table he's had his eye on.

Overpaid: There are no Rockefellers on this list, not even anyone who can reasonably afford Rocawear. Though I guess if it's all relative, Ray Lizama's six grand is pretty decent for a guy who is just over .500 for his career.

(Props: MMAScraps.com)

As mentioned on Saturday, Jared Hamman avenged his questionable-stoppage loss to Po'ai Suganuma in the main event of Friday night's ShoXC card. For those of you who missed the fight, it was a wild one, with Suganuma "all over Jared Hamman like a bad rash" in the fight's opening minutes before Hamman chopped the Hawaiian down with a series of punches midway through the first round; the video is above.

Related: We'd previously wondered what was up with Pro Elite's recent strange behavior; though they've canceled two upcoming events, Sam Caplan at FiveOuncesofPain reports that the company is not on the verge of collapse. If you're interested in Pro Elite's current financial situation and how they might improve their condition in the future (and if you have some time to kill), we suggest you read Caplan's full analysis here.