Rob Kimmons Re-signs with the UFC
By Josh Stein on Jul 02, 2009

Kimmons (right) signed a fresh four fight contract with the UFC.
Well, it looks like the UFC middleweight division has another substantial competitor, as Rob “The Rosedale Reaper” Kimmons (22-4-0 MMA, 2-1 UFC) re-signs with the organization for four more fights, which will make him a veteran of seven bouts by the time he steps back to the negotiating table (a number that matters when it comes to exposure).
Kimmons posted first round wins over Rob Yundt (6-2 MMA, 0-2 UFC) and Joe Vedepo (7-3 MMA, 0-2 UFC). His submission game is definitely substantial, as he tapped out Yundt with a guillotine and put Vedepo to sleep with the standing guillotine. His one loss in the UFC came at the hands of Renzo Gracie student and wrestler Dan Miller (11-2-0-1 MMA, 3-1 UFC).
Whether Kimmons will move into the top tier of the division is debatable. There are certainly a lot of fighters in the weight class with better submission skills, especially the Brazilians in the weight class (Maia, Almeida and Leites jump immediately to mind). That said, if he can keep working in the division and continue to post impressive victories over respectable opponents, he may be able to assure a steady gig for himself while improving his skills to establish himself a respectable, well known fighter.
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About the Author: Joshua Stein is a writer and editor for MMA Opinion. He has worked as a photographer and journalist and has a number of print journalism credits. He also works as a moderator for MMAForum.com and a grappling columnist (covering judo, collegiate wrestling, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and submission grappling) for profighting-fans.com.
I think you might want to change the title to Re-signs as oppose to Resigns
Yeah. Corrected.