Andrew Craig and Chris Camozzi Removed From Fight Night 39
UFC middleweights Andrew Craig and Chris Camozzi were set to square off in Abu Dhabi tomorrow night, but reports are now confirming that the bout has…
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UFC Fight Night 34 LowKick Predictions
Tarec Saffiedine vs. Hyun Gyu Lim:
Mike Drahota: Despite not getting much press as the headlining bout of a card taking place a week after… -
UFC 166 Fight Breakdown: Diego Sanchez vs. Gilbert Melendez
Trying to pick a winner between Gilbert Melendez and Diego Sanchez is not an easy task, mainly due to the fact that both fighters have very similar styles…
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Out with the old. In with the, old?
Let’s play a little game, shall we Lowkickers?
The first person in this scenario is thought to have some of the most concussive power in… -
Legends: The Five Greatest Fighters from Pride FC
With the recent resurgence of Pride FC veterans Wanderlei Silva and Mark Hunt, I’ve been thinking back to the hay days of the now defunct Japanese MMA…
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DREAM 18 Results: Shinya Aoki, Bibiano Fernandes win big
Although DREAM has been virtually nonexistent in recent months, they have returned for a New Year’s Eve show from the Saitama Super Arena in Japan.
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How would Eddie Alvarez do in the UFC?
With the announcement that Bellator would allow Eddie Alvarez to entertain offers from other promotions, we wonder how he would do against the UFC lightweights.
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Josh Thompson vs. Gilbert Melendez III Booked for May 19th Strikeforce Card, Because Why the Hell Not
(Hey Gil, hold up a finger for each title defense you’ve given a shit about lately.) OMG, you…
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DREAM’s “World Superman Championship” Will Be the Greatest MMA Freak Show in History
(Photo courtesy of Kamipro via N.o.B.) Faced with sub-par TV ratings, DREAM is responding by giving Japanese MMA fans what they need…
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DREAM Fight for Japan GP Finals Results & Post-Fight Interviews
DREAM yesterday morning pacific time held a spectacular Fight for Japan GP finals card. Unfortunately, for many people from English speaking countries we couldn’t witness this event live from the Ariake Colisium in Tokyo. Only Japanese TV station SkyPerfecTV had the live fights and our way of keeping up to date with the event was through Twitter. The results are in and the post-fight interviews have been released.
145 lb. title: Hiroyuki Takaya def. Kazuyuki Miyata via split decision135 lb. Tournament