Thanks to the Munchies Nick Diaz is Broke; Says He’ll Do Press if He’s Paid to Do It
When Nate Diaz said in an interview last week that sponsors help put clothing on fighters’ backs and food on…
Catching Up: 10 Must-See Fights the new fan might have missed
Let me just start by saying I have nothing against the Post-TUF era fans. I love and embrace the casual fans, they
Snowman’s Land: Exclusive Interview with Jeff Monson
Jeff Monson, will make another trip to an “exotic” country, this time fighting in Israel on November 9th. Currently holding a professional record of 37-11 (23 Submission victories), Jeff Monson is a two-time ADCC Winner (1999 and 2005), World Grappling Champion and the CBJJ World Champion in 2007. Monson is also a former UFC Heavyweight title challenger (Lost to Tim Sylvia via Unanimous Decision at UFC 65).Jeff Monson has a Bachelor’s degree and a Master’s Degree in Psychology. He’s known for being an
Rogerio Minotoro Nogueira sharpens his horns for Bader
With seven straight victories (two in the UFC), Rogério “Minotouro” Nogueira will have a tough challenge against a…
Overeem talks K-1, Dream and Strikeforce
Thanks to Nick Thomas on Bloody Elbow for quotes.
Top Prospects you probably haven’t heard of
But hey, I could be wrong.
First Signs of the UFC moving to Pay Per View in the UK
UFC UK BISPING UFC 120
Fletch Blog: Fedor, UFC and the "New Breed of Heavyweights"
Good morning, sports fans. Open your knees and feel the breeze, sit back and smoke your pipe, cos I
Strikeforce: The Four biggest obstacles stopping them from fully competing with the UFC
A look at the current problems within Strikeforce
KJ Noons and King Mo use Compressed Oxygen, as SF Houston fighters are not tested for illegal substances (updated)
These screenshots below show a substance being ingested by King Mo and KJ Noons (coincidentally betting favorites) before their respective bouts.
It appears that both fighters were using a TRUO2 Portable Oxygen Can. According to their official site it can “Maximize Power and Explosiveness!
Compressed oxygen is a substance banned from nearly every endurance sport, including MMA; in every state, including Texas. The Texas state athletic comission