
Posted on 12 January 2011 by Hobson Lopes

It was reported by MMAfighting.com that a Dan Henderson vs. Rafael Cavalcante fight for the Strikeforce Light Heavyweight title is being planned for March. Henderson would be making just his second appearance in the division if the fight happens. It’s understandable why Henderson is getting the title shot considering who else is in that weight class for Strikeforce. In a division that is home to Abongo Humphrey, Muhammed Lawal, Gegard Mousasi & Trevor Prangley, (all former Strikeforce champions except for Humphrey) it’s an easier sell to the fans with Henderson.
Henderson has gone 4 – 1 over his last five fights
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Posted on 15 January 2010 by Tony Thacker
San Diego is quickly becoming the city of choice for MMA training in the U.S. and The Arena,
San Diego’s newest MMA gym, has rapidly become the center for San Diego MMA training. The Arena’s MMA team is emerging as the most powerful in Southern California, with numerous fighters participating in marquis events across the world over the next two months, including Sengoku, UFC and Strikeforce.
San Diego is quickly becoming the city of choice for MMA training in the United States. Along with Las Vegas, San Diego is the new hub for Mixed Martial Arts training due to the weather, lifestyle, and availability of high-level training. Due to these factors, fighters from all across the U.S. and other countries are flocking to San Diego for their MMA training.

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Posted on 22 November 2009 by Tony Thacker
Different Types of Martial Arts
Pankration, the ancient full-contact fighting art, which became an Olympic sport in 648 BCE, is one of the world’s oldest martial arts. Mythology maintains that it was invented by Hercules
and Theseus, although it is more likely to have developed as a training method for Greek soldiers, who noted that, by combining boxing techniques and
groundwork as both sport and exercise, they could keep themselves battle-ready and still fight effectively should they lose their weapon during the heat of battle.

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Posted on 22 November 2009 by Tony Thacker
Different Types of Martial Arts
Pankration, the ancient full-contact fighting art, which became an Olympic sport in 648 BCE, is one of the world’s oldest martial arts. Mythology maintains that it was invented by Hercules

panktration

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