Did Gegard Mousasi’s dominant performances throughout the DREAM Middleweight Grand Prix put him on your radar? Want to see more? Here’s Mousasi giving German fighter Steve Mensing an absolute beatdown.
Gegard Mousasi is rumored to be fighting Vitor Belfort at the next Affliction event.
No Comments | Filed under: Bas Rutten, Georges St. Pierre, Gina Carano, Inside MMA, Kenny Rice, Ron Kruck
From the people at M-1 Global who bring you Fedor Emelianenko comes the M-1 Challenge. It consists of 10 teams from eight countries competing all over the world in what is being billed as the “World Cup of Mixed Martial Arts.” Sorry, no Fedor, but the tournament is said to have some really good up-and-coming international talent competing in it.
The M-1 Challenge premiers tonight on HDNet at 8PM ET.
The video above features Ken Shamrock talking to Kenny Rice and Bas Rutten about his upcoming fight with Kimbo Slice at EliteXC: Heat on CBS. Five Oz. has the video of Kimbo talking about Ken up at their site. They both talk about each other’s weaknesses quite a bit. On Oct. 4, we’ll find out who exposes who.
No Comments | Filed under: Bas Rutten, EliteXC/CBS: Saturday Night Fights III, HDNet, Jeremy Lappen, Ken Shamrock, Kenny Rice, Kimbo Slice
HDNET FIGHTS AND AFFLICTION ENTERTAINMENT ANNOUNCE LONG-TERM DEAL TO AIR LIVE MMA EVENTS ON HDNET
Partnership solidifies HDNet as THE Home for Mixed Martial Arts on television
DALLAS (September 3, 2008) - HDNet Fights today announced a long-term partnership with Affliction Entertainment to air live MMA events exclusively in North America on HDNet. These live events, featuring the top Mixed Martial Arts fighters from around the world, will be broadcast on HDNet as a lead-in to Affliction’s Pay Per View Events.
Affliction held a press conference today to officially announce a few of the bouts on their second card, which has been titled “Day of Reckoning.” They also announced that HDNet would air three preliminary bouts prior to the start of the pay-per-view like they did with FSN for “Banned.” Tickets will range in price from $75 to $500.
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