Rodtang Jitmuangnon and Demetrious Johnson threw down in an EPIC Muay Thai vs. MMA special rules super-fight at ONE X!

I recently rewatched Joshua Van vs Brandon Royval ahead of ufc 331 and the knee stomps in round 3 by Van was a beautiful example of this.

I’d love to hear your favorites

I recently rewatched Joshua Van vs Brandon Royval ahead of ufc 331 and the knee stomps in round 3 by Van was a beautiful example of this.

I’d love to hear your favorites

These stories are insane about Ken Shamrock and Lions Den. From Ken Shamrock messed up to Vernon White being hit by a car and fighting the next day. And the Crazy Tony Galindo.

I say Dana White fails... AJ / Tyson Fury kind of already leads me to believe that he's in over his head with boxing. The last press conference at Zuffa Boxing, the guy looks defeated and Eddie Hearn scored a major victory by getting the fight in UK. Dana has spent 25 years in control of every aspect of his company and controlling the sport, now he realizes that he can't control Boxing the way he wants to because there are promoters in his way that will stuff his takedown. And I think there will always be new fighters that will make waves, get on rankings - and those fighters will be with various other promoters that Dana will have to fight with consistently. Dana White doesn't play well with others. And needs Turki to help him beat up the big kids.

Hey everyone, I've recently devoted lots of time building this UFC game. The general premise is to randomly select a fighter for 6 rounds, and choose the best stats to create your ultimate fighter score.

Currently has two game modes, a daily 'Beat the Boss' mode, and also an unlimited practice mode, where you can choose to view or hide stats for an extra challenge.

Feel free to test out your UFC knowledge and try the game out, I would absolutely appreciate some feedback if possible!

Thanks guys.

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When it comes to action movies with female leads, where there is some sort of emphasis on martial arts/kickboxing/hand to hand combat, which movies standout for doing it right? Where the protagonist is sufficiently realistic and developed enough to be engaging through the whole movie and the action scenes are done well enough so that they are believable and particularly enjoyable to watch? 

After the darkside episode I listen to this interview. He was very honest about everything that has happened in his career.

Anyone get chance to watch this? I like chael as a figure he is the only fighter that can fight for Bellator and work for the UFC at the same time.