
When Pat Healy was in Strikeforce, he was an unknown fighter that worked to become known. During his time on the Strikeforce Challengers circuit, he won all three of his fights. He was 7-1 overall in the promotion with the lone loss coming to Josh Thomson. In the final four fights of his Strikeforce career, [...]
After his toe-breaking performance against Chael Sonnen at UFC 159, all the talk surrounding the UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones has been about who will challenge him next. There are two light heavyweights that seem to be getting the most traction in the MMA community, but there is still one super-fight that the fans [...]
In the world of mixed martial arts, there are fights and then there are super fights. When the sport was gaining traction again in 2005, Randy Couture defended the Ultimate Fighting Championship light heavyweight title against Chuck Liddell. That was a super fight. When Liddell went on to defend the title for the first time [...]
Important: Images in this article may be too graphic if you have a weak stomach! If you do please choose another story. This is a preview of Top 3 Most Gruesome Injuries in UFC History. Read the full post (429 words, 1 image, estimated 1:43 mins reading time)
The Ultimate Fighting Championship will return to pay-per-view tomorrow night for UFC 159. The card is headlined by the UFC light heavyweight title fight between Jon Jones and the challenger, Chael Sonnen. Also on the card are fights between Michael Bisping and Alan Belcher, Phil Davis and Vinny Magalhaes, and Cheick Kongo and Roy Nelson. [...]
With the explosion of ‘Ronda Rousey fever‘ we thought we would put together a post of our top resources on the topic of martial arts Judo training methods as well as other information. Below you will find a variety of topics between knowing which style of Judo is best in the Octagon to how the [...] Continue Reading
Last time we discussed Judo training methods it was from an instructors viewpoint. However, now we wanted to cover it from a students perspective. This post will help if you have questions like: This is a preview of 3 Quick Ways To Start Your Judo Training. Read the full post (549 words, 2 images, estimated [...] Continue Reading
One important aspect of having a Karate Gi is being able to properly fold it. The gi is more then just some clothes to wear to a Karate school. It is an extension of pride, discipline, and year of dedication so it is important to always treat it with the utmost of respect by keeping [...] Continue Reading
written by: Evan Geis There is one sport in the world known for its high flying, aerobatic, and spinning kicks. This is known as the sport of Olympic Style Tae Kwon Do. TaeKwonDo utilizes simple kicks plus the spinning of your hips to generate forces well over a ton. One of the more famous spinning kicks is the [...] Continue Reading
Written by: Jordan Minns The heavyweight champion, Junior Dos Santos; and contenders Cain Velasquez & Alistair Overeem have established themselves as the top dogs in an extremely stacked division, the only thing left to decide is who will reign supreme. I will breakdown the match-ups Dos Santos-Velasquez, Dos Santos-Overeem, and Overeem-Velasquez in order to predict [...] Continue Reading
Written by: Leah Del Rosario Your Sexiest, Most Powerful Weapon This is a preview of Brain Power + Nutrition Power = MMA Fighting Power. Read the full post (1482 words, 1 image, estimated 5:56 mins reading time) Continue Reading
Please note that the images in this post are graphic nature, so if you shy away from the site of blood, you may want to stop reading here. This is a preview of List of 3 UFC Post Fight WORST Faces, EVER!. Read the full post (417 words, 4 images, estimated 1:40 mins reading time) Continue Reading
By Jillian Bullock Now that it’s official, according to UFC President Dana White, women will fight in the UFC. White who had always been an outspoken critic regarding women fighting for the number one MMA organization recently changed his tune when he inked a deal with Strikeforce bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey. During an appearance on [...] Continue Reading
- By Jillian Bullock In December 2011, UFC’s Welterweight champion, Georges St. Pierre, was training to prepare for a title defense against challenger Nick Diaz. The fight was scheduled to take place in Las Vegas, NV in February 2012, but it never happened. The French-Canadian fighter blew out his ACL on the right knee. Since [...] Continue Reading
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