Author Archive for Bryan Levick
Gegard Mousasi Severs Ties With M-1 Global
In what has to be considered great news, especially in light of yesterday’s revelation that Vitor Belfort was out of UFC 112, Strikeforce light heavyweight champion Gegard Mousasi has left M-1 Global. Mousasi released the news in an email to Sherdog and the news was confirmed by M-1 Global. In his statement Mousasi did not [...]
The UFC is looking to head to Japan
News has come out about a proposed UFC card to be held in the land of the rising sun, the country that was home to the now defunct Pride organization, Japan. Fighter’s Only has a story detailing a plan which would include UFC middleweight Yohihiro Akiyama taking on the winner of the Michael Bisping-Wanderlei Silva [...]
Black Wednesday Hits the UFC: Mark Coleman One of Four Fighters Let Go
Fighting for the UFC is a dream for most mixed martial artists. They work hard to get noticed by the company, and receiving the call to compete for them is a reward for all they put into their careers. Most times keeping your job with the organization is a lot harder than getting the opportunity. [...]
UFC 109 Relentless Predictions: My Main Event Card Picks
It seems like forever since we had a UFC card to go over. By the time UFC 109 rolls around it will have been almost six weeks since UFC 108 and over four weeks since UFC Fight Night 20. This card has a little bit of everything. We have the battle of UFC Hall of Famers, [...]
Corey Hill Makes a Triumphant Return
When Corey Hill suffered what many considered a career threatening leg injury back In December of 2008, he vowed that he would make it back. Hill completed his long, tumultuous journey on Saturday night as he won a unanimous decision over Jason Trzewiecznski in Niagra Falls, NY. No one can forget the gruesome way Hill’s [...]
Something Has Been “Weighing” On My Mind
The subject of fighters moving up and down between weight classes has always been an interesting topic. Fighter A could prosper by cutting down a weight class, or Fighter B should make the jump because of issues meeting the requirements of the division he is in now. The topic has really gained a lot of [...]
UFC 109: Former Champ Matt Serra Looking Forward to Having Fun in the Octagon
Former UFC welterweight champion Matt Serra is never afraid to speak his mind. In fact, his brash attitude is what causes MMA fans to either love him or hate him. Whether or not you are a fan of Serra, you have to pay the man some respect. In 2000 he became the first American to [...]
What MMA Would Look Like If Run By Vince McMahon
For those of you wrestling fans who have always wanted Vinnie Mac to get into MMA, I present to you tag team mixed martial arts. Yes, it looks as ridiculous as it sounds!!! Props to CagePotato
Smooth as Always: An Interview with WEC Lightweight Champ Ben Henderson
Newly crowned WEC lightweight champion Ben Henderson is just a baby in mixed martial arts. In fact, this past November marked his third anniversary as a professional fighter. After watching him compete, you’d think you were watching a seasoned pro. He wasn’t given the nickname of Smooth for no reason; he combines speed, strength, and [...]
From Georges St. Pierre To BJ Penn The Next Few Months Are Looking Great
I have been as vocal a critic as anyone over the past few months regarding the UFC’s lame attempt at putting together solid main events. UFC 108 was repeatedly bashed because of the supposed lackluster main event of Rashad Evans vs. Thiago Silva. That card turned out to be better than expected due to what [...]
