  The search for heavy resonances has for long been a part of the physics
programme at colliders. Traditionally, the dijet channel has been examined as
part of this search. Here, bottom pair production is examined as a possible
search channel. The chiral color model (flavor universal as well as
non-universal) and the flavor universal coloron model are chosen as templates
of models that predict the existence of heavy colored gauge bosons. It is seen
that, apart from the resonance, the interference of the Standard Model and new
physics amplitudes could provide a useful signal. Of particular interest, is
the case of the non-universal chiral color model, as this channel may allow the
model to be confirmed or ruled out as the reason behind the forward-backward
asymmetry in top pair production.
