- Ross Pearson: Great ExpectationsElliot Worsell, UFC - Ross 'The Real Deal' Pearson couldn't have looked better in winning season nine of The Ultimate Fighter. He defeated Richie Whitson, Jason Dent and then teammate Andre Winner in the final, more than living up to his audacious nickname. Fast-forward five months and Pearson incredibly looked even better, this time mauling v […]
- Andre Winner: Stand with MeElliot Worsell, UFC - If you stand and strike with Andre Winner, you're likely to lose. That's the mantra the Leicester lightweight carries into the Octagon each and every time out. Blessed with blazingly quick hands and feet, Winner's punch expertise is matched only by his confidence. […]
- Rachelle Leah Returns to the Octagon on March 27thThe hottest ticket in New Jersey just got hotter, as it has been announced that Playboy cover model and UFC All-Access host Rachelle Leah will be returning to her old gig as Octagon Girl for one night only on Saturday, March 27th at UFC 111 in Newark, New Jersey's Prudential Center. […]
- Inside Jon Jones' killer workoutsAt 22, Jon 'Bones' Jones may be talked about as the Next Big Thing in the UFC, but the phenom's eye-popping abilities aren't an accident. The 6-foot-3, light heavyweight phenom and former All-American Greco-Roman wrestler has a training regimen as unorthodox as the kicks and strikes for which he's known. Each exercise is designed to […]
- Sakara Looking for Three in a Row on March 21stMartins Denis, UFC - Every fighter that steps into the Octagon has a particular quest inside his mind, and even if climbing the mountain to earn a fight for the title is a mutual goal, each combatant still has his own formula to grab it. […]
- Steal Jonny 'Bones' Jones' StaminaBy Myatt Murphy - Superstar Jon Jones owes his butt-kicking exercise regimen to strength and conditioning coach Kelly Tekin -- the woman who also whips Rashad Evans and James McSweeney into shape. […]
- UFC SIGNS DISTRIBUTION DEAL WITH ASIAS ASN HD SPORTS CHANNELLas Vegas, NV (USA) - UFC® today announced it has reached a long-term agreement with ASN, the first 24-hour HD sports channel in Asia to distribute UFC programs in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Malaysia, Macau, Indonesia, Brunei, Singapore, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Thailand. […]
- Kimbo Returns at UFC 113 on May 8thThomas Gerbasi, UFC - Canada will get their first dose of the Kimbo Slice phenomenon on Saturday, May 8th, when the Ultimate Fighter alumnus looks to make it 2-0 in the Octagon on the UFC 113: Machida vs Shogun 2 card at the Bell Centre in Montreal. […]
- Thank You, Jens PulverThomas Gerbasi, UFC - Just a couple quick ones about Jens Pulver… Nothing about his 22 pro wins, his reign as the first UFC lightweight champion, or his legacy as the man who put the lighter weight classes on the map here in the States; we'll save that for later. […]
- Ben Saunders and dreams of Madison Square GardenChuck Mindenhall, UFC - When you're 6-foot-3 and cold as hell in the welterweight division, you can have a little bit of empathy for your opposition heading into a fight. Ben Saunders does. For starters, he knows there aren't a lot of clones out there to emulate his strong gangly frame. He suspects his latest victim, Marcus Davis, didn't have […]
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I would like to open up a business in my town. A mixed martial arts business… where I would not teach or train, but run the business. I would like to hire a few different people to teach classes in different arts/techniques. Any ideas would be helpful.
to further explain myself… I hold a 3rd degree black belt in ju jitzu and have studied various forms, to include karate, gung fu, tai kick boxing, and jeet kun do.
Tito Ortiz tells Showdown Joe who he wants to face now that he is back in the UFC.
I want to get into MMA, like UFC and stuff like that. I have no prior experience in organized fighting. What would be some good first steps for me to take in learning how to fight mixed martial arts? Do i need to learn karate or something?
I’m looking to start training in some sort of martial arts program. I would like to learn one of the best forms of martial arts/mixed Martial used for hand on hand combat and defense again weapons.
JiuJitsuMatrix.com Royce Gracie vs Mike Tyson Who would win in a fight? And Why? How much should each get paid? Please Post Your Opinion below!
How would I become an MMA fighter. It doesn’t matter amateur or professional. I’m 15, I train on my own 1-3 hours daily, am pretty good at fighting, and I have a background in kung fu, tae kwan do, and karate.
You know how alot of ex-NFL players after they reach 50 can barely walk or maybe younger. It seems that the toll on the body of the NFL players can be devastating later on. Will MMA fighters experience the same thing? Could a person expect to have 30 MMA fights and be a healthy individual afterward? Is fighting MMA like playing russian roulete with your health?
I’ve been contemplating doing some MMA classes to get some basic martial arts skills down to be able to defend myself if any issues arise.
Now what I’d like to know from some of the more experienced people out there is how much would 2-3 months of MMA training get me in a fight? Furthermore, with more training, how far does that get you?
Basically, I’m just trying to figure out how long to train for or if I should go for it depending on how long I’d have to be in classes to be fairly good at defending myself in a physical scuffle.
Samuel Peter would come agressive then he would tire out. Then Randy Couture would run him against the cage then take him down then the Randy Couture would get the ground n pound then the ref will push Randy Off of Peter and Randy Couture would be named winner.
Part of my project for my sport management class is interviewing someone who works with the organization that I’m analyzing, which is the UFC. Does anyone know of a way I could contact someone who works with the UFC?
