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UFC Announces Chinese TV Deal

June 29, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott Leave a Comment

Today the UFC announced that it has signed an agreement with China’s Inner Mongolia Television to distribute its mixed martial arts content:  “Obviously China is a huge market and the Chinese understand the martial arts probably better than anyone else in the world.  It’s a no brainer that UFC programming will be appreciated in China, and […]

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Anthony McGann – Enter The Wolf’s Lair

June 24, 2009 by Staff Leave a Comment

By Rhett Butler Editor’s Note: This interview was captured before Cheick Kongo’s unanimous decision loss to Cain Velasquez Normally, a super group of fighters deciding to forge like Voltron for a unified MMA takeover is seen as a huge threat to the MMA universe. Ok, excuse the vintage comic book speak but the likes of […]

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TUF 9 Finale: EA Makes Curious Appearance

June 22, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott Leave a Comment

By Kelsey Philpott Did anyone else notice the curious appearance of the EA Sports: Fight Night Round 4 banner on the Octagon mat during the latest TUF Finale? It’s really a no-brainer from EA’s perspective, because they’re trying to tap into that 18-34 year-old demo which is bound to have some cross-over appeal with boxing […]

Filed Under: marketing, TUF, UFC

The Case for Legalization: Quantifying Economic Windfalls

June 19, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott Leave a Comment

By Kelsey Philpott While I may have argued for a fundamental shift in MMA’s approach to seeking legalization, I’m not naive enough to believe that the economics of the sport do not have a role in the legalization process. The fact of the matter is it’s simply not enough to preach the virtues of MMA as a […]

Filed Under: Featured, MFC, opinion and analysis, regulation, UFC Tagged With: mma, new york, ontario, regulation

TUF 10: Meet Kimbo Slice

June 1, 2009 by Kelsey Philpott Leave a Comment

In a Yahoo! Sports exclusive, Kevin Iole is reporting that Kimbo Slice will appear on the next season of The Ultimate Fighter, Season 10. In addition to Slice and the two coaches – Quinton Jackson and Rashad Evans – UFC President Dana White is claiming to have a few more surprises up his sleeve for […]

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NEW: Curt Cignetti on the Indiana-Notre Dame series being canceled:

"I’d like to play Notre Dame. They ought to come to our place twice, and we’ll go there once, since they’re not in a conference."

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