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bjpenndotcom - July 18, 2017

This Saturday, M-1 will head up the mountains for their 6th installment of ‘M-1 Battle in the Mountains’ where several high-profile fights will take place. In the main event, Pavel Vitruk will compete with Movsar Evloev for the bantamweight title, while in the co-main event, heavyweight phenols Sergei Kharitonov and Geromino Dos Santos will throw down. Also on the card is MMA veteran Joe Riggs, who will be facing off against Dmitry Samoilov.

Russell Ess - July 18, 2017

Wait for it… • • • • • • #MMA #funnyMMA #liveMMA #watchliveMMA #MMAhighlight #MMAhighlights #puke #vomit #spew #fight #fights #fighting #fighter #fighters #heavyweight #superheavyweight #KOP #KOP57 A post shared by FloCombat (@flocombat) on Jul 17, 2017 at 2:21pm PDT

bjpenndotcom - July 18, 2017

Vicious soccer kick KO by Hiroto Uesako (@Hiroto_Uesako) at DEEP Cage Impact from Saturday. New Featherweight champ. pic.twitter.com/5tm1TLdaFL — caposa (@Grabaka_Hitman) July 17, 2017

Russell Ess - July 17, 2017

The martial arts style debate continues to heat up, especially after the challenge between the Chinese MMA coach and Tai Chi master recently went viral. A new matchup of styles is seen here as Canadian Wing Chun fighter Pierre Francois Flores went over to Hanoi, Vietnam to challenge Vietnamese karate black belt, Doan Bao Chau.

bjpenndotcom - July 14, 2017

Wednesday evening in Toronto, Conor McGregor and Floyd Mayweather appeared onstage together for the second stop of their world tour. While the world tour has now officially concluded, popular YouTube channel ‘Bad Lip Reading’ has now released their version of Wednesday’s press conference. Of course, the press conference was undoubtedly one of the most intense ones of the stop, with Conor McGregor starting a “F**k the Mayweather’s!” chant, and even going as far as to attempt to knock Mayweather’s hat off his head.

bjpenndotcom - July 12, 2017

Tuesday night, rap icon Snoop Dogg made his UFC commentary debut alongside UFC Hall of Famer Urijah Faber as the ‘alternate commentary team’ on UFC President Dana White’s new show ‘Dana White’s Tuesday Night Contender Series’. Snoop, who showed off his arial kicks earlier in the day on social media, was captured on camera by Urijah Faber preparing to smoke a blunt after apparently getting the green light from UFC President Dana White, who didn’t mind Snoop smoking on set.

bjpenndotcom - July 11, 2017

https://www.facebook.com/theMMAUG/videos/1428975870485372/ The body shot is undoubtably one of the most lethal, but also least used, techniques in combat sports today. While it’s no secret that a well-placed liver shot will put an opponent down ten times out of ten, the frequency of body shot TKOs in MMA today is relatively low.

bjpenndotcom - July 11, 2017

Who else can't wait for #SnoopCast on the premiere of Dana White's Tuesday Night #ContenderSeries?! #Repost @UrijahFaber ・・・ Snoop does NOT Play!! @ufc #fightpass @snoopdogg A post shared by ufc (@ufc) on Jul 10, 2017 at 10:14pm PDT

bjpenndotcom - July 7, 2017

Russell Ess - July 7, 2017

There are always a few guys that you’ll find that want to test their own skills against professional fighters. Here we take a look at someone who challenged former UFC fighter Nam Phan to a kickboxing match in Phan’s own gym in California. The challenger is apparently a Kempo Karate black belt and wanted to test his skills against the UFC veteran.

bjpenndotcom - July 7, 2017

So… did nobody tell Gabi Garcia that punting your criminally undersized opponent is frowned upon? pic.twitter.com/RqAfXQe8Pu — caposa (@Grabaka_Hitman) July 7, 2017

bjpenndotcom - July 7, 2017

Recently, Pride FC icon Bob Sapp revealed via a social media post that he would be returning to professional kickboxing in August when he is set to compete in France.

bjpenndotcom - July 6, 2017

https://www.facebook.com/MartialArtsRemix/videos/463765853999484/?permPage=1 In 2005, Floyd Mayweather Jr brought his 33-0 professional record into a highly anticipated PPV fight with WBC super lightweight champion Arturo Gatti in a fight which served as Mayweather’s PPV debut. The card, dubbed ‘Thunder & Lightning’ saw Mayweather repeatedly launch verbal attacks at his opponent leading up to the fight.

bjpenndotcom - July 6, 2017

4 years ago today. I'll never forget seeing the eruption of joy from the US fans & the tears of sadness from the Brazilians inside the MGM. pic.twitter.com/Fbs5I9H10N — Chamatkar Sandhu (@SandhuMMA) July 6, 2017

Russell Ess - July 5, 2017

You may have heard it if you have followed Floyd Mayweather’s boxing career. UFC President Dana White has brought it up again claiming that Floyd Mayweather Jr. has a problem fighting southpaw fighters. Perhaps the most noise about “Money” fighting southpaws was in the lead up to what turned out to be the richest fight in combat sports, which was Mayweather vs. Pacquiao.

bjpenndotcom - July 5, 2017

While Bob Sapp may have a rather dismal 11-19-1 professional MMA record, the towering former Football player turned fighter recently snapped a 3-fight skid by picking up a technical decision win over Akebono at Rizin FF 2 back in December of 2015. While Sapp has now been away from the kickboxing ring for nearly two years, he will be returning to the ring August 4th in France according to a new promo from ‘The Beast’, which you can see above. Sapp put together a rather impressive 10=4 professional kickboxing record before going on an 10-fight skid that spanned over six years. In 2012, Sapp bounced back from the losing streak by picking up a TKO win, before then going on a 3-fight skid that saw him KO/TKO’d three times in a row, which Sapp followed up with his win over Akebono, as referenced above.

Russell Ess - July 4, 2017

You may have heard it if you have followed Floyd Mayweather’s boxing career. UFC President Dana White has brought it up again claiming that Floyd Mayweather Jr. has a problem fighting southpaw fighters. Perhaps the most noise about “Money” fighting southpaws was in the lead up to what turned out to be the richest fight in combat sports, which was Mayweather vs. Pacquiao.

bjpenndotcom - July 4, 2017

In 2006, fresh off his 1st round KO win over Antony Rea, UFC and Pride FC veteran Vitor Belfort made his highly anticipated boxing debut in Brazil, where he picked up a 1st round KO win over a local amateur boxing champion, Josemario Neves, who was also making his professional boxing debut. It took Belfort just over 60 seconds to pick up a KO win, after dropping his opponent early on in the fight, before then finishing him moments later.