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Monday, Oct 5
CagePotato Tribute: The Wildest MMA Fighter Entrances of All Time
because without costumes and choreographed dance routines, it's just two guys beating the hell out of each other. Booooooring! Future UFC champion/part-time Michael Jackson impersonator Anderson Silva won't stop 'til he gets enough at PRIDE 22.)
Thursday, May 7
UFC Highlight Videos: "Life in Technicolor," "Lyoto Machida: The World Warrior"
The best UFC highlight-reel of the week comes from BH, who has compiled some of the greatest Octagon moments of 2008-2009 (and Nick Diaz's 2007 PRIDE fight against Takanori Gomi, for some reason) — into this uplifting clip. Using Coldplay to soundtrack an MMA video is a risky move, but it ac...
Wednesday, Dec 24
The 10 Greatest One-Night Tournament Performances in MMA History
Unless you caught him in his PRIDE Bushido appearances in 2006, you probably had no idea who Gegard Mousasi was when he entered DREAM’s middleweight tournament earlier this year. But after choking out the highly-regarded Denis Kang in the opening round in April, and beating Dong Sik Yoon...
Tuesday, Oct 28
Japanese MMA Roundup: Diaz, Horodecki, Sudo + Sengoku
— Though most of us want to see him return to the UFC eventually, Nick Diaz’s next fight will likely be in Japan. Diaz’s manager Cesar Gracie told MMA Weekly that he’s already been contacted by Fight Entertainment Group (Dream’s parent company) and Sengoku, and Diaz will be competing eithe...
Friday, Apr 18
The Greatest Fighters Never to Enter the UFC
In 1996, Vovchanchyn’s name was mentioned for participation in the UFC 11 tournament, but visa issues kept the Ukrainian nightmare from ever stepping foot in the Octagon. Ironically, Mark Coleman went on to win that tournament. Like the PRIDE FC 2000 Grand Prix, he only fought twice that n...
