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  • May20th

    UFC Fan Expo in Boston

    Posted in: Blog, Featured

    From UFC.com

    With the highly anticipated return of UFC® Fan Expo™ taking place in conjunction with UFC 114 Rampage vs. Rashad this Memorial Day weekend, the Ultimate Fighting Championship®, in partnership with Reed Exhibitions, today announces its third UFC Fan Expo set to take place at the Hynes Convention Center in Boston, Massachusetts on Friday, August 27 and Saturday, August 28, 2010.

    For more information on UFC Fan Expo and to purchase tickets, visit www.ufcfanexpo.com. To subscribe to the official UFC Fan Expo newsletter visit www.ufcfanexpo.com/newsletter. For companies interested in reserving space at this premier event, contact Ed Gallo, Event Director at 1-203-840-5546 or email egallo@ufcfanexpo.com. Don’t wait, space is limited and will be sold on a first-come, first-served basis.

  • February9th

    Update on my training with BJ Penn

    Posted in: Blog

    It has been almost 2 years since I was out here, but it’s like I never left. Almost everything is the exact same around the gym and around town. Some things have changed, but it’s really just more of the same. I was telling Shane being in Hilo is like being caught in a time warp or something. It’s almost like Hilo is still in the 80′s! Just feels very old from the small diners to the old pickup trucks driving around. It really is awesome. Read More | Comments

  • July30th

    A Poor Comparison

    Posted in: Blog

    Not everyone is on board with Mixed Martial Arts yet, but more and more sports fans are getting accustomed to our sport. With the increased popularity of the sport, it’s becoming mainstream and it’s just getting started. Read More | Comments

  • July22nd

    Pacific Plunge: Latest on the move to Hawaii

    Posted in: Blog

    Conventional wisdom is that winning a season of the Ultimate Fighting Championship and Spike TV reality show competition, The Ultimate Fighter (TUF) changes a fighter’s life. The six figure contract, endorsements and television exposure are all typical by products of that success.

    But it may end up being that the fighter whose life changes the most as a result of the fifth and most recent season of the series will be semifinalist Joe Lauzon. A member of pound for pound mixed martial arts (MMA) great BJ Penn’s team on TUF 5, the prodigiously talented and hardnosed Lauzon earned the respect of his Hawaiian coaches to the point that Penn encouraged and invited the young Massachusetts native to give up his day job and move to Hawaii to train full time with him. Click Here to Read More

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