Clay Guida, Pat Curran, and Houston Alexander highlight this week’s episode of MMAWeekly Radio Weekend Edition. Read More >>
July 31, 2011
Miesha Tate Will Let the Fans and Media Decide If She’s the New Face of Women’s MMA
Is Miesha Tate the new face of women’s MMA after her title fight win over Marloes Coenen? She’s going to leave that up to the fans and media to decide. Read More >>
Tim Kennedy’s Message to Future Opponents: ‘Meet Me in the Middle and Fight Me’
Tim Kennedy has a very simple message to his future opponents…meet him in the middle of the cage and fight him. Read More >>
Tyron Woodley Won’t Be Satisfied With Anything Less Than a Title Shot Now
Following a unanimous decision win over Paul Daley, Strikeforce welterweight Tyron Woodley is ready for a title shot. Read More >>
Fedor Emelianenko After Loss to Dan Henderson: ‘Life Goes On, Thank God’
Fedor Emelianenko dropped his 3rd fight in a row on Saturday night in a loss to Dan Henderson, but the Russian legend didn’t have much of a change in attitude. Read More >>
Dan Henderson Considers His Win over Fedor Emelianenko the Biggest of His Career
Dan Henderson has had some major wins during his MMA career, but he believes his victory over Fedor Emelianenko may have topped them all. Read More >>
Strikeforce Releases Heavyweight Champion Alistair Overeem (UPDATED)
Strikeforce heavyweight champion Alistair Overeem has been cut from the promotion and is no longer under a Zuffa contract. Read More >>
The Sunday Junkie: July 31 edition
With one crushing, sneaky right hand, Dan Henderson may have once and for all ended the reign of “The Last Emperor.”
And while Fedor Emelianenko’s potential retirement was a central topic
in this week’s edition of “The Sunday Junkie,” our weekly
reader-feedback feature showcased a variety of opinions on the Russian’s
continued viability as a fighter.
This week’s winner, Michigan’s Chris “ClayGuidasBarber” Coburn, believes
many MMA pundits are taking the wrong approach when evaluating
Emelianenko’s place in history.
No set plans for Overeem’s vacant title, but grand-prix winner an option
HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. – For now, the Strikeforce heavyweight belt will collect dust on a shelf.
Following Alistair Overeem’s release from the organization this past week, Strikeforce officials are tight-lipped about what’s next for his vacated title and have announced no formal plans.
But not surprisingly, the organization’s heavyweight grand prix could play a factor in the ultimate decision.
Woodley vs. Saffiedine likely to determine next Strikeforce welterweight champ
HOFFMAN ESTATES, Ill. – The Strikeforce welterweight title could soon be wrapped around a new waist.
Following Nick Diaz’s recent move to the UFC and his vacating of the title, two likely title challengers emerged from Saturday’s “Strikeforce and M-1 Global: Fedor vs. Henderson” event.
Big wins from Tyron Woodley and Tarec Saffiedine likely will put their title fight in motion, according to Strikeforce CEO Scott Coker.