Co-Promote Strikeforce Heavyweight Grand Prix Champ vs. UFC Heavyweight Champ
The only way to answer who the best heavyweight in the world is will be to let them fight.
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Battle of the Heavyweights
With StrikeForce’s Heavyweight tournament just around the corner, I thought I could shed some light on the current state of the Heavyweight’s in all of MMA, and ask the lingering question: Who has the best Heavyweight division within the ranks of StrikeForce and the UFC.
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Overeem vs. Werdum will determine the #1 MMA Heavyweight in the World
Strikeforce Heavyweight Tournament will kick-off next month, with some very exciting match-ups on the bracket. Of course, the first event will mark the return of Fedor Emelianenko to the Strikeforce cage, but in my opinion, the most important bout of the first round is the collision between Alistair Overeem and Fabricio Werdum. In his fight against Antonio Silva (Izod Center in East Rutherford, New Jersey on February 12th), Fedor Emelianenko will look to make a statement that he’s still the driving force
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The UFC Needs to Sign Overeem!
The UFC needs to provide more depth to its Heavy Weight Division now!
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Logic behind Mixed Martial Arts rankings
Rankings. They’re addictive and endlessly debatable, or are they? One of the great features of Low Kick is the option to submit your rankings for the respective weight classes and of course, the revered and glorified “pound for pound” list.
The question I have been asking myself for weeks now is what gives a fighter the right to be in the top 10? Should it be based on skill alone, the physical abilities that fighter appears to exhibit against his opponents? if so then the likes of Alistair Overeem, -
Five reasons why Jake Shields will beat Georges St. Pierre (or not)
5 Reasons why Jake Shields will beat Georges St. Pierre (or not) UFC Welterweight Champion Georges “Rush” St. Pierre will be one step away from cleaning up the 170-pound division, this time facing the former Strikeforce Middleweight Champion Jake Shields. The fight is expected to headline UFC’s Toronto event, which will take place at the famous Rogers Centre in the city. Just like before Cain Velasquez’s UFC 121 bout against Brock Lesnar, we’ll try to find 5 reasons why Jake Shields is the man to beat
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Armchair Matchmaker: UFC 121 Edition
Cain Velasquez has a date with Junior Dos Santos, and Jake Shields — God help us — is still likely to face the…
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Carwin vs Nelson official for UFC 125
Shane Carwin vs Roy ‘Big Country’ Nelson is official for UFC 125, the event is set to be headlined by the UFC lightweight title bout between champ Frank Edgar and the number one contender Gray Maynard.
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Top 10 Fighters currently not on LowKick.com Community Top 10 P4P Rankings
The rankings system here on LowKick comes pretty close to perfect, in my eyes. Pulled from around 500 votes, the rankings are the culmination of every single users own personal rankings list. When each list is added, a fighters is awarded points for how highly rated they are. So if enough people consider Jose Aldo the P4P king, then he will earn his spot at the top, because you voted him there.Of course, everybody will have a different opinion, and a different P4P list.
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Snowman’s Land: Exclusive Interview with Jeff Monson
Jeff Monson, will make another trip to an “exotic” country, this time fighting in Israel on November 9th. Currently holding a professional record of 37-11 (23 Submission victories), Jeff Monson is a two-time ADCC Winner (1999 and 2005), World Grappling Champion and the CBJJ World Champion in 2007. Monson is also a former UFC Heavyweight title challenger (Lost to Tim Sylvia via Unanimous Decision at UFC 65).Jeff Monson has a Bachelor’s degree and a Master’s Degree in Psychology. He’s known for being an