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Mayhem appears on Fallon to promote TUF

September 20, 2011 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

On Thursday of last week, Jason “Mayhem” Miller appeared on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon on NBC to promote The Ultimate Fighter. Miller showed no signs of nervousness in his short spot on the show.

Via NBC (h/t Cage Potato):

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With Rampage and Jon Jones on Jimmy Kimmel last night, the late night talk show circuit seems like a new place for MMA fighters to test out their new celebrity. Miller did a great job of getting out all of the talking points in the stream of the interview. He definitely will add to the viewership this season.  In addition, his twitter feed got a boost from Fallon as Fallon complemented his tweets.  Does this give Miller an unfair edge in the quarterly bonuses (j/k)?

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