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MMA News Written by Arnold "The Sushiboy" Lim
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Thursday, 11 January 2007 |
 Amid speculation that has run rampant the past few days, the UFC made it official when Randy Couture told Joe Rogan that he signed a new 4 fight deal to return to where he has spent most of his MMA career on “Inside the UFC” a new program on Spike TV. Couture told Joe Rogan that he signed a 4 fight deal and would return to the heavyweight division
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MMA News Written by Mike Doyle
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Tuesday, 31 October 2006 |
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At UFC 64, Sean Sherk became the new Lightweight Champion and the first person to hold the title since Jens Pulver back in 2002. What’s even more impressive about Sherk’s dominating performance against Kenny Florian last Saturday
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MMA News Written by F. Machado
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Sunday, 29 October 2006 |
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MMA Ring Report’s crew has scoured the Brazilian MMA and fighting scene and debuts with this new column which profiles and looks at the MMA and fight scene in Brazil, a sometimes seldom seen but very integral component to the world MMA scene. MMA Ringreport delves deeper in the blossoming Brazilian talent pool with the “B- Sides” news and notes from the Brazilian fight scene.
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MMA News Written by Mike Doyle
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Monday, 18 September 2006 |
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Shortly after UFC 54: Boiling Point, Matt Lindland was surprisingly released from his contract with the UFC even though he was considered the #1 middleweight contender. Lindland was coming off a victory over Joe Doerkson that only further cemented his status as the heir apparent to Rich Franklin’s title. However, during the weigh-ins he wore a shirt advertising an online sports book that the UFC deemed as breaching his contract because of their sponsorship terms. Was the UFC looking for a technicality that would prevent Lindland from facing their new middleweight poster boy?
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MMA News Written by Mike Doyle
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Thursday, 10 August 2006 |
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Sherdog.com is reporting that UFC president Dana White has confirmed a third showdown between rivals Tito Ortiz and Ken Shamrock, which is tentatively scheduled for October as the main event on an upcoming Spike TV fight night. There was some suspicion that the UFC was contemplating such a move because of the “controversy” that plagued the rematch in July that Shamrock lost via TKO, but protested it was a premature stoppage by referee Herb Dean.
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MMA News Written by Arnold "The Sushiboy" Lim
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Monday, 10 July 2006 |
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Chuck Liddell to fight Wanderlei Silva? That sounded a lot like wishful thinking just two days ago but today, the sun seems to be shining a little brighter in MMA land. UFC president and co owner Dana White announced on PPV that he, along with Pride President Nobuyuki Sakakibara, struck a deal to bring the Pride Middleweight (205 lbs Light Heavyweight in America) Champion to fight the “Iceman” Chuck Liddell.
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MMA News Written by Jeff Meszaros
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Wednesday, 26 April 2006 |
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In Turn Wombat, Jeff Meszaros has provided a reply to Mr. Charles Wilson who wrote a response to Mr. Meszaros's column Wombat's World 1. Here is the reply Hey Charles, Thanks for the letter. When I heard that a kung fu guy was writing a reply to my article, I expected to see a raving rant about chi and the dim-mak. Thankfully, your reply was well written and eloquent. Unfortunately, however, you misunderstood the point I was making...
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MMA News Written by Charles Wilson
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Tuesday, 25 April 2006 |
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Charles Wilson, a Kung Fu instructor from Illinois, issued a response to the Wombat's World #1 column that we ran on April 24th. The email has been posted and has not been edited except to remove the zip code from the address. To read his response click on
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MMA News Written by MMARR
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Monday, 24 April 2006 |
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Every now and then you meet someone who is all about ‘traditional martial arts’ and looks down their nose at mixed martial arts like it’s the mangy neighborhood dog that keeps pooping on their finely groomed lawn. There is, of course, only one proper way to deal with such people. Namely; tackle them to the ground and choke them ‘til they pass out and wet their pants.
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MMA News Written by Arnold "The Sushiboy" Lim
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Monday, 12 December 2005 |
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From the standpoint of making the divisions as deep as possible the UFC let the 155 pound division go and instead decided to concentrate on the other 4 divisions. August 21st, 2004 was the last lightweight 155lb contest in the UFC and featured Josh “The Punk” Thomson losing to uncrowned UFC 155lb champion Yves Edwards. Since that fight took place over a year ago, the question is, have we actually seen a more concentrated deeper UFC in their remaining 4 divisions? The question here is not whether the lightweight class is the most exciting or if the lightweight fighters deserved better, that is another article all together. The question we will look at here is, what effect if any, did dropping the 155 lbs weight class have on the remaining 4 active UFC divisions?
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