M-1 Global Boss Vadim Finkelstein dispelled the rumors regarding a possible fight between the arguably number one Pound-for-Pound fighter in the World, Fedor Emelianenko (32-1 in MMA), and the reigning Strikeforce Champion Alistair Overeem.
After the events of UFC 109: Relentless, you know that some people got to go up and some have to come down. Find out what has changed and leave a comment saying if you agree or disagree.
Californian based MMA promotion StrikeForce are planning to hold an eight man heavyweight Grand Prix tournament in 2011, that will feature some of StrikeForce’s top heavyweight fighters, and will also include their heavyweight Champ Alistair ”The Demolition Man” Overeem.
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Several fighters have expressed their thoughts about the late Kid Yamamoto.
The struggles have continued for 39-year-old knockout artist Roy “Big Country” Nelson, as he dropped his third-straight loss…
