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Technique of the Week: Professor LeBrun shows a standing guillotine
MATCS and Chad Lebrun, head intructor at the Lab Mixed Martial Arts, bring another episode of technique of the week.Add Comment -
Whisper Goodman Granted Non-Title Shot Against Hector Lombard at Bellator 24 (UPDATE)
Apparently, Ben Askren isn’t the only fighter with Wisconsin ties who will be squaring off against a Bellator champion. According to a recent report from MMAjunkie.com, Herbert “Whisper” Goodman will face Bellator middleweight champion Hector Lombard in a non-title fight at Bellator 24 on August 12. -
Nick Thompson Enters Sengoku Grand-Prix, Fights Okuno in August
Although knee surgery forced Nick Thompson out of a July matchup with Sam Alvey, his summer won’t be completely fight free. MMAjunkie.com has reported that “The Goat” has agreed to face Taisuke Okuno in the World Victory Road’s welterweight grand-prix. -
MMA Links: July Week 2
Welcome to our new feature in which we bring you some of the past week's best content from around the MMA world. -
Technique of the Week: Professor LeBrun shows an arm bar
MATCS and Chad Lebrun, head intructor at the Lab Mixed Martial Arts, brings another episode of technique of the week. -
Oleg Savitsky says "no panic" at M-1 Global
Head of operations for M-1 Global’s American branch, Oleg Savitsky, insists that the closing of the promotion’s office in the Netherlands, today, is being “misinterpreted” and blown out of proportion. According to a report from Netherlands combat sports website Mixfight that was picked up earlier today, the closure of M-1’s office in Holland was a cost cutting result of a panic within the organization after the recent upset loss of its flagship fighter, Fedor Emelianenko. -
BROCK SOLID; UFC 116 Main Event Report
It seemed like in the weeks leading up to the title fight momentum had almost turned entirely to the side of one Shane Carwin. A more than worthy opponent, Carwin had amassed a dominating 12-0 MMA record none of which had went past the first round. -
A Win is a Win
A co-worker said the following to me in passing earlier today: "You see Brock Lesnar almost tap out last night??" I'm not sure what other recourse was available to me at that junction other than to look at him like he's an idiot. What did he expect me to say? "Oh man, I know, and then Lesnar just barely survived and then Carwin accidentally ran out of gas and then just fell up into a submission and the ref stopped the fight. What kind of bulls--t is that?" If he had simply offered a chance to discuss an interesting descrepency, I would have happily obliged. Maybe Lesnar did almost tap. Maybe not.. However, my friend signalled to me with his tone and presenta... -
Five Things I learned from UFC 116
1. Chris Leben is my hero. Seriously, I don’t know how that guy walks around with balls that big. No, I am not commending him on fighting twice in two weeks, because, come on, there are guys on TUF that fight five times in six weeks. What I am talking about is winning twice in two weeks, one by KO, one by submission, and beating two great opponents. Sexyama is no joke; the guy has the name he has because he can fight, and Leben goes out and subs the guy. Amazing. 2. I might, kind of, actually, maybe like Brock Lesnar. I know. I am a traitor to my own kind, but what can I say, the guy impressed me. I have said for two years he doesn’t have a chin. He takes a beating from Carwin in the firs...













