Fresh off a controversial decision victory over Roy Nelson at Roy Jones Jr.'s hybrid "March Badness" event on 3/21, former UFC heavyweight and talented grappler Jeff Monson stepped into the cage again just eight days later.  The
Mirror's MMA blog reports than Monson submitted Lithuanian Sergej Maslobojev on Sunday at Cage Wars Championship: Decade in Belfast, Northern Ireland:

Unsurprisingly, Monson's wrestling was the key to his victory, just as it had been against Nelson. After Maslobojev surprisingly stuffed his initial takedown, Monson rolled to be in prime position for the remainder of the fight. A Kimura almost won Monson the fight at the end of the first, but an Anaconda Choke finally sealed it at 2:30 of the second round.

"The Snowman" will not let his 5-ounce gloves stay idle for long, as he returns to action just a week after the Belfast fight and two weeks after the Nelson fight, when he faces the ultra-tough Sergei Kharitonov at Dream 8 this coming Sunday.

Since voluntarily requesting a release from his UFC contract following a loss to Tim Sylvia in a heavyweight title fight in November of 2006, Monson has gone 6-2 in various promotions, with his only losses coming against Josh Barnett and Pedro Rizzo, and with wins over aging legends like Mark Kerr and Ricco Rodriguez.