Sam Alvey: He’ll Leave You “Smile’N”
There are some mixed martial artists who put a smile on a fan’s face because they know this individual enters the cage to put on a show, aiming for the [continue]
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Putting the Pro In a Professional Fighter
Following the UFC’s recent stop in Fairfax, Virginia for UFC Fight Night 63, headlined by Chad “Money” Mendes (16-2-0) and Ricardo “The Bully” Lamas (15-3-0), controversy swirled around the two [continue]
Max Holloway: A Healthy Mindset
People want to be right, and people have opinions; sports are the ultimate contradiction of the two. Every sporting event imaginable comes with agreements and disagreements; replays or plays that [continue]
Clay Guida: Lost In Translation
Have you ever let words out and immediately wish you could lasso them back into your mouth with your tongue? Been there. Done that. I feel like I’m not going [continue]
You Missed the Weigh-Ins?
Weigh-ins, an event that takes place twenty-four hours prior to the scrap in the cage, is every bit as important as everything else leading up to the fight, maybe even more [continue]
Playing Matchmaker
An easily overlooked, yet vital, position within the fight game: the matchmaker. Match-ups that don’t fancy the taste of fight fans cause the matchmaker to become a scapegoat, but a [continue]
Wanted: MMA Social Media Assistant
Each day, our goal should be to learn something new. Big or small, doesn’t matter, simply attempt something that you didn’t attempt in previous days. Today, I opted to go [continue]
Rich Franklin Is An “Ace” For Armor Gel
On a recent edition of Stand and Bang Radio, Rich Franklin appeared as a special guest to discuss ONE Championships and Armor Gel. Franklin’s energy and interest for both [continue]
Earning My Degree at MMA U
I have a master’s degree in Education, which is accompanied with a Whoopty-Doo Award. Earning a degree or credential simply requires the ability to check off a series of boxes, [continue]
When Will the UFC Top A PEZ Dispenser?
PEZ, short for Pfefferminz, which is the German word for peppermint, made their way to the United States in 1952, though didn’t begin to have heads, characters who represent the [continue]