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UFC for XBox Live a dud in debut

January 3, 2012 by Jason Cruz 3 Comments

Kotaku reports on the UFC on XBox Live debacle that occurred this Friday for UFC 141. There were difficulties with the system and viewers were instructed by XBox to find alternatives to watching the PPV. Bitmob has an account of the problem: Due to technical issues with the 30,000 promotional freebies Microsoft had sent out, […]

Filed Under: new media, Public Relations, UFC

NY Times and LA Times feature Gina Carano

January 1, 2012 by Jason Cruz Leave a Comment

The New York Times and LA Times feature Gina Carano in its Sunday editions as she is starring in the new Steven Soderbergh movie “Haywire” The articles give a background on Carano’s upbringing and her experience in getting into MMA. Each article gives an account of her meeting with Soderbergh which occurred a week after losing to […]

Filed Under: Public Relations, Strikeforce

Torres tweet causes dismissal

December 11, 2011 by Jason Cruz 4 Comments

MMA Junkie reported late last week that Miguel Torres was fired due to a tweet he sent out in reference to rape. White announced Torres release due to his tweet regarding rape. Torres stated that the tweet, which was erased and then revised to omit the offending language, was a gag in the FX show […]

Filed Under: Public Relations, Twitter, UFC

Leben suspended one year for failed drug test

November 30, 2011 by Jason Cruz 5 Comments

Chris Leben has been suspended by the UFC for one year for use of painkillers. Instead of dismissing Leben, it appears the UFC will assist Leben in trying to rehabilitate the middleweight. According to the USA Today, Leben tested positive for Oxycodone and Oxymorphone on November 5th. Leben lost to Mark Munoz that day at […]

Filed Under: Drug Testing, Public Relations, UFC, Zuffa

Report: Wrestlemania gave Atlanta $62 million economic boost

October 24, 2011 by Jason Cruz 2 Comments

The Atlanta Business Chronicle reports that this year’s Wrestlemania brought a $62 million economic impact to the area according to an economic research study by the WWE. This is a record for the WWE and a $17 million increase in economic impact from last year’s Wrestlemania in Glendale/Phoenix, Arizona. This year’s Wrestlemania, which featured the return […]

Filed Under: Featured, financial, Public Relations, WWE

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