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Round 5 MMA: New Series April ’09

January 12, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott

Round 5 MMA, the subject of a previous MMAPayout Industry Spotlight, is back at it again with another line-up of figurines that will be available for purchase this April. Round 5, as many may recall, is starting to make a name for itself as a very fighter-friendly entity; paying its licensors 4-5 times the toy […]

Industry Spotlight: Round 5 MMA

November 12, 2008 by Kelsey Philpott

MMA is much more than a sport – it’s a lifestyle. The MMA we know and love exists well beyond the action that we see in a cage or ring. The term MMA has also become synonymous with a type of clothing, a genre of music, an attitude, and a specific way that people choose […]

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Hunt had his opportunity to help his cause but froze in his biggest moment

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In a couple months when the Court rules against Hunt will be blaming the Judges for being so unfair to him because it’s never his fault.

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In a couple months when the Court rules against Hunt will be blaming the Judges for being so unfair to him because it’s never his fault.

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Hunt got is little shot in at Williams with the allegation that they were following him. An argument that could not be discussed as a legal claim on appeal.

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#Seahawks facility still without power. No hot water for the players as well. Generators doing what they can. Practice at the facility today but might be moved to Lumen Field tomorrow. Prep for a big game against the #AZCardinals continues.

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Farmer-Zepeda Drug Testing Irregularity Raises Concerns; WBC, Golden Boy Snub Accountability

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May not be related but brings to mind, WWE submitted a letter in March opposing a CT House bill that would repeal the state's film & TV tax credit program, which WWE (and many others like ESPN and NBCU) benefit from each year. WWE got $15M from the program last year.

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