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MMA News Written by MMARR
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Thursday, 21 November 2002 |
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"Vendetta is Betta"
With the UFC having it's forth show in Las Vegas Nevada, they were ready to roll the dice by bringing one of the biggest names in the sport of MMA back to the Octagon for another kick at the can. Taking the gamble of spending the big bucks to get the big names back into the fold of the UFC was an argument argued many times over and they took a page out of their history book to so.
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MMA News Written by Rodney King
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Tuesday, 12 November 2002 |
 I have been traveling to Thailand to train in Muay Thai since 1990. In 1998 at the Fairtex Muay Thai Camp just outside Bangkok I had the honor and the privilege to train with the legendary Arjarn Apidej in Muay Thai. I have been going back ever since. For a man with such vast experience and legendary status in Muay Thai what amazes me every time I go and train with him is how humble and down to earth he is. He is always smiling and gives you encouraging words whenever possible.
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MMA News Written by Helen Miller
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Monday, 11 November 2002 |
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Back down to 170lbs and looking trim and full of fire, Dennis "Superman" Hallman 'wowed' the crowd with his aggressive stand-up skills, sporting muay thai shorts, and impressively chalking up a win in his debut match with King of the Cage on PPV in Reno, Nevada at the Silver Legacy.
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MMA News Written by Corey Parker
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Thursday, 31 October 2002 |
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November 1st, 2002, Silver Legacy Reno, Nevada was home to King of the Cage "Sudden Impact." On a cold Fall night, things quickly heated up as a sold-out crowd waited anxiously to watch a line-up filled with veteran competitors as well as, up and comers. Even though the original main event was to be Pele vs. Bobish, with Pele failing his eye exam, the new main event between heavyweights Paul "Headhunter" Buentello vs. Mike "Mak" Kyle didn't disappoint fight fans.
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MMA News Written by Arnold "The Sushiboy" Lim
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Thursday, 24 October 2002 |
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Something far bigger then any single MMA event was on display at the historic Orpheum Theatre in Vancouver British Columbia Canada. Unknown to the litany of innocent passersby and the people in the streets that walked by the building that day,
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MMA News Written by Cory Parker
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Thursday, 24 October 2002 |
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World Extreme Cagefighting took place at the Palace Casino in Lemoore California, and treated the fans to nine fights with only one of them going the distance. The main event of the evening pitted up and comer Cole "The Apache Kid" Escovedo against veteran Phillip Perez ...
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MMA News Written by Arnold "The Sushiboy" Lim
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Thursday, 10 October 2002 |
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With only a few short days left before the biggest event in UCC History was to take place, The UCC suffered a crippling string of injuries that robbed it of some of the biggest names on the card and left it without three of it's main events. John Alessio injured his hand and would be unable to compete in an anticipated match between another up and coming future star in the sport, Jason Black. Steve Vigneault then injured one of his fingers and would be unable to lace them up against two time UFC veteran Anthony "The Freak" Fryklund.
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MMA News Written by MMARR
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Thursday, 26 September 2002 |
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September 27th, 2002, the small town of Uncasville, Connecticut got a chance to house several thousand MMA and Ultimate Fighting Championship fight fans, all in one night. The Mohegan Sun arena held UFC 39: The Warrior's Return. A lightweight tournament, bouts between emerging fighters, and a new heavyweight title-holder was to be named.
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MMA News Written by Arnold "The Sushiboy" Lim
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Friday, 20 September 2002 |
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No Big names, No big budget, No Problem, as the Maximum Fighting Championships 5 in Edmonton, Canada put on a good night of fights for the crowd regardless of what any of the naysayers would have you believe...
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