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Fight Factory series features AKA

July 24, 2012 by Jason Cruz 1 Comment

MMA Gym, American Kickboxing Academy will be featured in an upcoming reality series on nuvoTV starting August 15th. “Fight Factory” will offer a behind the scenes look at the fighters training at AKA.

Here’s a brief preview from mynuvotv.com

In addition to the fighters, Fight Factory features the people behind the fighters. This includes MMA Agent Dewayne Zinkin. In the below clip he talks about how wrestlers are converting to MMA. A timely discussion considering we looked at this issue recently.

nuvoTV is a niche network as it caters to “American Bi-Cultural Latinos” 18-49.

Payout Perspective:

This looks like an interesting series behind the scenes at the hard work that goes on training for a fight. The only problem is how many people actually get nuvoTV. For those of you that enjoyed the TapouT show on Versus several years back, this seems like an updated version. On another note, SI’s Jon Wertheim had a feature on Greg Jackson’s gym which was just on NBC Sports Network.

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