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Kevin Randleman is freakin’ pissed that Mauro Ranallo and Frank Shamrock said he gassed during the Mike Whitehead fight. Here’s what he told PunchDrunkGamer.com (via TheGarv) when asked about it.

What the fuck do they know? I will drop down to 185 pounds and put a hurting on Frank Shamrock….for fucking free! I can’t stand to hear him speak, has he not seen my resume? I come to a fight to bang. Gassed? Hell no it is called ring rust and if that was not the case why was the third round my best of the fight. I’m pretty sure that Frank would not have much to say if he got in the ring with me and I punched him in his face. I could hear a lot of what they were saying during the fight when we were on the ground near where they were doing their little announcing. The difference between me and those two is that I know there is still a lot more that I need to learn. I know that I still have the ability at my age to be the best and that’s a lot more than I can say for Mr. Shamrock. So if he has anything else to say I am sure that he can talk to the promoters and make the fight happen. As far as Mauro goes, if I want to know when the Boston Tea Party took place then I’ll ask him. Otherwise he can just STFU.

Randleman has quite the temper, doesn’t he? I gotta give him props on the Boston Tea Party comment though, that was pretty funny.

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Brett Rogers made it clear at the post-fight press conference that he has his sights set on Alistair Overeem.

“Alistair, I was kind of aiming for him. I was expecting the title today. He’s still in my sight…This sport is all about timing. Now’s definitely my time.”

As long as Alistair’s hand is healed in time, all signs point to this fight happening at Strikeforce’s August 15 event. Anyone taking Rogers in that match-up?

Mike Straka from Fox Fight Game catches up with Mike Pyle, Joe Riggs and Josh Barnett after the jump.

Strikeforce “Lawler vs Shields” took place earlier this evening at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Missouri. The event was broadcast on Showtime.

In the night’s main event, Robbie Lawler and Jake Shields faced off in a catchweight battle.

Brett Rogers took a giant leap up in competition when he faced perennial top ten heavyweight Andrei Arlovski.

Scott Smith and Nick Diaz made a quick turn around from the last Strikeforce event to face off in a catchweight bout.

Phil Baroni looked to get back on track against Joe Riggs in what became a grudge match.

Kevin Randleman returned to action against Mike Whitehead.

Results and thoughts after the jump.

We’re only hours away from Strikeforce ‘Lawler vs Shields’. The event airs from the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Missouri at 10PM ET/PT on Showtime. If you’re looking to put down some cash on the fight, BetUS has the latest odds below. Good luck and enjoy the fights!

Strikeforce “Lawler vs Shields” will take place tomorrow, June 6, at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Missouri and will air on Showtime at 10PM ET/PT.

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Odds below are from BetUS and are subject to change. Feel free to check out the live lines on our UFC Betting Odds page for the most up-to-date betting odds.

The Fights

Minus (-) = favorite | Plus (+) = underdog

With a line of -150 & +150, you would have to wager $150 to win $100 if you’re picking the favorite. You would win $150 for every $100 if you bet on the underdog assuming he won.

Good luck!

Preview and picks after the jump.

The Fox Fight Game panel discusses where Fedor goes after the Barnett fight, and after the jump debates this weekend’s Strikeforce card and Kimbo joining the TUF 10 cast.