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Earlier this week, former top Mid-Atlantic welterweight prospect and Pennsylvania native Charlie "The Spaniard" Brenneman announced that his bout with T.J. Grant on the undercard of UFC Live 4 was canceled and that he would have no replacement fight, only to be bumped up to the main event against fellow stand-in Rick Story just one day before the weigh-in. The event, broadcasting this Sunday out of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, was originally meant to be headlined by Nate Marquardt's welterweight debut, before Marquardt was forced to pull out of the bout at the last minute, giving Brenneman the biggest marquis spot of his career. Though Brenneman's fight with Grant was slated...

This Sunday in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the world's largest MMA organization will hold its fourth UFC Live event to be broadcast on the Versus network. After an injury forced Ultimate Fighter alumnus Matt Riddle off the undercard, former top Mid-Atlantic welterweight Charlie "The Spaniard" Brenneman was brought in to face Canadian scrapper T.J. Grant. Though Brenneman has seen some success since being called up to the octagon in 2010, he is yet to have a career-defining victory in the big show. Brenneman's tilt with Grant is simultaneously The Spaniard's biggest opportunity and most dangerous hazard to making a name for himself in the promotion, thus far. The unde...

Everyone knows that the Mixed Martial Arts Craze is taking over America and everyone wants to be a part of the craze. The problem is that 99% of the Martial Arts Schools in America can’t teach you all you need to know to become a great MMA fighter. Why? Because the teachers don’t know all the skills necessary to become a great MMA fighter and so they only teach a little of the skills required and thus produce poor MMA fighters.

We see it time and time again, fans using MMA math as a way to predict a winner for an upcoming bout between mixed martial artists. For those of you new to the concept of MMA math, it is when a fight scheduled between Fighter A and Fighter B is going to take place and someone uses the logic “Fighter A beat Fighters X and Fighters Y, who beat Fighter B, so Fighter A is going to win.”