MMA & Boxing
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12 December 2011 at 05 : 29 AM
Jon Jones Wins Again, What Will it Take To Take His UFC Title?
Written By: Matt Saccaro UFC light heavyweight champion Jon Jones has proven to be an amazing fighter, but he can be beat. How exactly? Lyoto Machida demonstrated a very important lesson: Jon Jones can be hit and stumbled. Before the Machida fight, we never saw Jones really ever take a hit. Feared strikers Mauricio "Shogun" Rua and Quinton ...
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24 November 2011 at 12 : 13 PM
MMA Fans Among The Most Disloyal In Sports
MMA fans have to be the most disloyal and judgmental fans of any sport. After a fighter strings together a few wins and gains some hype behind them, many people jump on the bandwagon and declare him their favorite fighter or the next big thing in the UFC. However, all it takes is one lackluster performance or loss for many fans to turn on that fighter ...
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17 October 2011 at 08 : 15 AM
Hopkins vs. Dawson: Controversial Endings Starting to Plague Boxing
Written By: Tim Daniels While it might go down as a Chad Dawson TKO of Bernard Hopkins, the real story of Saturday night was boxing's newest problem—bizarre, controversial endings. It's the second time in less than a month that fans have walked away from a major boxing event scratching their heads. In September, confusion was paramount when Floyd ...
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13 October 2011 at 06 : 33 AM
UFC 137: If Nick Diaz Defeats BJ Penn, Will He Get A Title Shot?
Written By: Jordy McElroy Despite blowing his UFC 137 title shot, former Strikeforce welterweight champion Nick Diaz is likely a win away from receiving another opportunity to contend for UFC gold. The controversial welterweight star wasted no time in stirring up drama in his UFC arrival earlier this year. After being awarded a shot against ...
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30 September 2011 at 15 : 05 PM
Why MMA and Boxing Are Still Fighting For Mainstream Acceptance
The debate between whether MMA will replace boxing is still raging on, and will probably never be settled. Lines are being drawn in the sand that boxing is the “old man’s” sport, while MMA is being touted as the sport of the new generation. You can’t help but notice all of the old school, mobster types that seem to hang around boxing and are ...
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27 September 2011 at 06 : 01 AM
Quinton “Rampage” Jackson Outclassed By Jon Jones At UFC 135
Written By: Michael Magoulis It has been nine fights and nine dominant performances for Jon Jones since debuting in the UFC back at UFC 87 against Andre Gusmao. His latest win was his first defense of his UFC Light Heavyweight Championship against Quinton "Rampage" Jackson. While Jones was climbing the ranks of the light heavyweight division, his ...
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21 September 2011 at 06 : 30 AM
Floyd Mayweather Did Nothing Wrong In His Victory Over Victor Ortiz
In a highly anticipated fight between Floyd Mayweather and Victor Ortiz the ending was not quite what some might have expected. Fans were eager to see how Mayweather looked after such a long layoff from boxing, and many thought that Ortiz might have the right combination of skills to defeat Mayweather at this point in his career. In one of the most ...
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29 August 2011 at 08 : 09 AM
Is Anderson Silva’s Competition Overrated?
Written By: Mike Hodges After his win over Yushin Okami at UFC 134, there is no question where Anderson Silva lies in the middleweight division. The victory earned Silva his 15th consecutive win and ninth consecutive title defense, both UFC records. The achievement of erasing a loss to Okami definitely left the champion and the Brazilian crowd in a ...
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2 August 2011 at 16 : 18 PM
UFC 133: Did Tito Ortiz Take A Fight He Can’t Win?
Written By: Andrew Barr It's been a pretty good year for Tito Ortiz. The former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion is finally injury free and competing at the level that is expected from a man who once held a UFC belt. At UFC 132, Ortiz earned his first victory inside the UFC since defeating Ken Shamrock way back in 2006. He defeated the highly favored ...
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5 July 2011 at 06 : 54 AM
Tito Ortiz is Looking For Revenge After His UFC 132 Victory
Written By: Trent Reinsmith Before Tito Ortiz stepped into the Octagon on July 2 to face Ryan Bader, UFC president Dana White made one thing clear to Ortiz, lose and his run with the UFC, which began in 2007 at UFC 13, would be over. The odds were against Ortiz going into the fight, as Bader was a huge favorite over Ortiz. White refused to write ...
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Sports Session’s 2011/2012 College Bowl Preview (2 of 4)
Sports Session’s 2011/2012 College Bowl Preview (1 of 4)
Jon Jones Wins Again, What Will it Take To Take His UFC Title?
Why You Should Tune in to Watch Boise State and TCU in Bowl Games
Monday Morning Sports Session – 12/5/2011