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Which Is More Dangerous: Boxing Or MMA? There have been two recorded deaths in MMA; in boxing, there have been 70.   |
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Johnny Testa |
Josh Koscheck Interview Josh Koscheck got his start in the UFC during the inaugural season of The Ultimate Fighter, but has since developed into one of the top welterweight fighters within the organization. |
Sports Central
November 29, 2010
Brad Oremland |
The Five Biggest Things Wrong in MMA MMA needs to address problems in the sport. Here are five issues with which to start reform. |
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Malcolm MacMillan |
Boxer Workout There's no denying that boxers have incredible physiques, and while you may never want to step into the ring and slug it out, you might want to get in shape just like a boxer. |
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Jose Espinoza |
Will Mayweather Ever Fight Pacquiao? Last week, the author discussed why Pacquiao didn't make our list of the top 10 pound-for-pound fighters. This week, he addresses the question of when the most anticipated fight in years will take place. |
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Jose Espinoza |
Top Pound-For-Pound Fighters: Where's Pacquiao? WBO Welterweight World Champion Manny Pacquiao is a truly an impressive fighter, but not on par with the greats (yet). Here's why. |
HHMI Bulletin
Nov 2010
Sarah Goforth |
Anita Sil, Scientist and Black Belt If it seems surprising for a warm, soft-spoken molecular biologist to take on taekwondo (loosely translated: "the way of the foot and the fist"), Sil doesn't see it that way. |
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Johnny Testa |
Cain Velasquez Interview Cain Velasquez took some time out of his training to talk about his training and about his upcoming fight against Brock Lesnar. |
BusinessWeek
September 9, 2010
Coleman-Lochner & Keehner |
Ultimate Fighting as a Fashion Statement A brand veteran bets big on the rough-and-tumble cage sport |
Sports Central
August 30, 2010
Brad Oremland |
UFC 118 and Why MMA Needs to Change If MMA wants to grow as a sport, if the people running organizations like the UFC want to grow their businesses, they need to recognize that they are selling entertainment, and lay-and-pray is not entertaining. In fact, it's frustrating and dull. |
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