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The Arena Jaraguá in Jaraguá do Sul, Brazil was home to UFC on FX 8 this past Saturday evening. The main card which aired on FX in the United States and Sportsnet One in Canada featured four fights. The main event and co-main event delivered in exciting fashion, but the main card opened with two ...
So the format has changed, but Musing is back. Instead of three rounds it will be one central thought that you could digest with a nice cup of coffee. Enjoy, comment, share and discuss.
There were a lot of things working against Floyd Mayweather Jr. before last nights showdown with Robert Guerrero – A domestic violence charge, a two month jail term, a year between fights and being on the wrong side of 35 but nothing could deter the five divisional boxing champ as he cruised to a...
Due to technical difficulties this did not get up on Monday. However, there doesn’t really need to be a set day for comprehensive analysis. It’s time to lay out my thoughts and opinions on some of the latest happenings in the fighting realm. So huddle all together and let’s begin three rounds of ...
Another Saturday has come and gone, and we’ve had another UFC card that I’m catching up on. There was some controversy due to the potential for conflict of interest in the judging of the main event, but the scorecards do indeed appear to be fair. That means I don’t have to talk about it anymore! […]
On the FX portion of the UFC on FOX 7 event, Francis Carmont took home a unanimous decision victory over former Strikeforce fighter Lorenz Larkin.
Grab your morning coffee, or late afternoon flask; it’s time for another edition of Monday’s MMA Musings. It’s three rounds of my opinion that is probably completely wrong and totally off the mark; you can’t win them all. Just breathe in the essence of the thoughts and inhale…now pass it around.
Last week, Monday’s MMA Musings took time off for Easter. There is nothing more important than the Easter Bunny in my life. So now that I have had my fill of chocolate eggs, here is another rendition of thought provoking candy for your MMA mind.
In celebration of March Madness we at Beyond the Cage have decided for you the fans to vote on a bracket style tournament to determine what is the “Best UFC Trilogy.” Eight trilogies were chosen for consideration where it will be all decided by your votes.
Trying to pick the top 5 fights to watch for April was no easy task. With four stellar UFC cards and multiple other cards of note around the globe, it is easily one of the most stacked months of mixed martial arts action you will ever see. With that being said, let’s get right into […]
In celebration of March Madness we at Beyond the Cage have decided for you the fans to vote on a bracket style tournament to determine what is the “Best UFC Trilogy.”
Just like Moses did when he descended from the mountain, I as well come carrying two large rocks of MMA opinion. It’s three rounds of holy wisdom.
Following his UFC 158 main event loss to Georges St-Pierre, Nick Diaz implied that he was going to retire from the sport of MMA. He stated that there were no other challenges for him in the welterweight division, however I beg to differ.
“The deeper thought is, the taller it becomes.” – Dejan Stojanovic I’m not sure what that quotes means, but it sounded good and I needed something clever to write as an introduction. Let’s get ‘er done, it’s time for three rounds of opinion and facts, and don’t be confused in which is which.
Georges St-Pierre vs. Nick Diaz G Johny Hendricks vs. Carlos Condit Grade – A+ Jake Ellenberger vs. Nate Marquardt Grade – B+ Chris Camozzi vs. Nick Ring Grade – C- Mike Ricci vs. Colin Fletcher Grade – C-
Another Monday rolls in and so does more MMA thoughts for the masses. As the great band C+C Music Factory use to say, “Things that make you go hmm….”