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complete news report...

Dana White: “Tonight is probably Mark Coleman’s last fight in the UFC”

UFC President, Dana White has admitted that UFC “Hall of Famer” Mark Coleman will likely be cut from the promotion following his loss last night at UFC 109 in Las Vegas, Nevada to Randy Couture.

Speaking to MMAMania.com following the fight, Dana said:

“Tonight is probably Mark Coleman's last fight in the UFC. Listen, he looked good against Bonnar. I'm not taking anything away from Mark Coleman -- I have nothing but respect for him. Mark Coleman's always been a stand up guy with me and he'll always be apart of this organization. I just think he'll have a hard time competing with the guys at the top level. Age is a factor with him. This fight was a dream for Coleman. His dream was to fight Randy Couture. And he wanted this thing bad.”

“He went in there and wasn't able to do anything. Randy pretty much beat him everywhere.... It's tough to say it's over and hang 'em up. It's the toughest thing in the world. And I hate dealing with it. It sucks.... Tito's a lot younger than him. He's talking shit to him after he just lost -- this fight that he wanted his whole life. And Tito's fighting Chuck. I'm not even thinking about Tito versus Coleman.”

Even his post fight war of words with Tito Ortiz looks unlikely to be enough to save “The Hammer” from being cut from the promotion. It does seem strange that Coleman was being talked about for a title shot should he get past Couture, only to be cut when he loses.

By Michael Pepper. (Follow me on Twitter)

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Wrestling background
Mike Brown wrestled at Bonny Eagle High School in Standish, Maine where he won a state championship in 1992, his junior year. He went on to wrestle at Norwich University where he was known for his ability to focus. Although he was a poor student in high school, he was able to apply his focus to academics and excelled as a scholar-athlete in college. According to Norwich wrestling Coach Rich Hasenfus, Brown was one of the smartest athletes and strongest wrestlers at Norwich.

MMA career
Brown had fought in several MMA events including the UFC and most recently WEC, where he is a former featherweight (145 lb.) champion. In 2005, Brown suffered a near career-ending loss at Deep 22nd in Japan . Brown's opponent, noted leg-lock expert Masakazu Imanari, dislocated Brown's leg to the point that his leg was pulled out and to the side of his knee joint. His only other Pre-WEC losses were to world-class fighters; besides Imanari, only Joe Lauzon, Genki Sudo, and Hermes Franca (all UFC veterans) had defeated Brown en route to Brown's 18-4 record.

WEC career
Riding a six fight win streak, Mike Brown signed with the WEC for the chance to fight the best talent at 145 pounds. His first fight in the WEC was against jiu-jitsu expert Jeff Curran at WEC 34. In each round, Brown matched Curran's stand-up and then took him down and scored from the top with elbows and punches. Brown won all three rounds en route to a unanimous decision victory.

Brown was then offered a shot at the WEC Featherweight Championship with a fight against Urijah Faber at WEC 36. The fight was originally set to take place in Hollywood, Florida on September 10, 2008, but it was postponed to November 5, 2008 due to Hurricane Ike. At the time, Faber had held the title for over two and a half years and was widely considered to be the best fighter at 145 pounds in the world. Brown welcomed the opportunity to fight the best in the world and felt that his training with American Top Team had prepared him well. When the heavily favored Faber attempted a risky elbow strike, Brown countered with a right hook to the jaw, knocking down the champion. Brown then followed with a flurry of unanswered punches and the fight was called off at 2:23 of the first round. Brown won by technical knockout and was declared the new WEC featherweight champion.

Winner, looser, how, round, time
Randy Couture Mark Coleman Submission (Choke) 2 1:09
Chael Sonnen Nate Marquardt Unanimous Decision 3 5:00
Paulo Thiago Mike Swick Submission (Choke) 2 1:54
Demian Maia Dan Miller Unanimous Decision 3 5:00
Matt Serra Frank Trigg Knock Out 1 2:23
Mac Danzig Justin Buchholz Unanimous Decision 3 5:00
Melvin Guillard Ronys Torres Unanimous Decision 3 5:00
Rob Emerson Phillipe Nover Unanimous Decision 3 5:00
Phil Davis Brian Stann Unanimous Decision 3 5:00
Chris Tuchscherer Tim Hague Majority Decision 3 5:00
Joey Beltran Rolles Gracie Technical Knock Out 2 1:31

Complete Broadcast
Running time: 2:41
Music: Rolling Stones, Rolled Gold

MMABAY Radio revisits a sore subject in the meltdown of Affliction Trilogy: Interview with Josh Barnett at IMMAE indicates possible Dana White involvement in the collapse.

MMABAY Radio bounces back with more controversy. Last week the savvy media manipulators put on a clinic creating a buzz in the MMA community by putting Wanderlei Silva and Michael Bisping on at the same time. Both fighters have had a verbal sparing match that started weeks ago, MMABAY Radio added gasoline to the volatile situation.

Chris Greenman (CEO of ProFightNetwok.com) “The blogs and boards blew up! The numbers on the show went through the roof. We may have to put those two together again. I think, for all the criticism that Lee Honish gets for being a (expletive), he got those guys going. The comments and the numbers simply do not lie. I think it’s great when the competition has a blog about MMABAY Radio, MMABAY and Pro Fight Network.”

This week as the discussion of Alistair Overeem's possible departure from Strikeforce to the UFC, MMABAY got on the topic of Affliction and the subsequent melt down of Affliction (live events). During the show Lee Honish discussed possession of an interview with Josh Barnett that few, if any, had ever listened to.

Chris Greenman (CEO of Profightnetwork.com) “Where has Josh been? He is a top ten heavyweight and he has not been seen in a cage since testing positive for steroids. My question is why?”

MMABAY Radio host Lee Honish laid out what he deemed a ‘hypothetical’ explanation for the collapse of Affliction with an interview with Josh Barnett to substantiate his position.

Lee Honish (Host of MMABAY Radio) “Here is my hypothesis based on insider information and my interview with Josh Barnett: Josh, who had tested positive for steroids in the past, making him no stranger to the testing… ‘suddenly’ two weeks before his biggest fight gets a ‘random’ drug test and is found to be positive for a banned substance… which then leads to the demise of the Affliction fighting franchise. What if Dana White approached Josh and offered him cash to test positive to a random test (that has never been done before any other mma event in California)… What if Fedor Emelianenko was approached and asked to not fight a ‘fill in’ fighter (Vitor Bellfort offered)… What if Tom Atencio the owner of Affliction was offered a lucrative sponsorship contract with the UFC (which he was)… What if Fedor told Dana that Brock wasn’t ready and that Brock needed at least a year to be ready (and Fedor signed with Strikeforce)… What if I had audio from Josh Barnett that supports this position?”

MMABAY Radio is a program dedicated to unbiased, unleashed and raw MMA talk that is a perennial top 10 in broadcasted sports entertainment. Visit www.mmabay.co.uk or www.profightnetwork.com for the complete audio.

mmabay.co.uk part 2 of the news... Somehow we discussed affliction again:

MMABAY Radio revisits a sore subject in the meltdown of Affliction Trilogy: Interview with Josh Barnett at IMMAE indicates possible Dana White involvement in the collapse.

MMABAY Radio bounces back with more controversy. Last week the savvy media manipulators put on a clinic creating a buzz in the MMA community by putting Wanderlei Silva and Michael Bisping on at the same time. Both fighters have had a verbal sparing match that started weeks ago, MMABAY Radio added gasoline to the volatile situation.

Chris Greenman (CEO of ProFightNetwok.com) “The blogs and boards blew up! The numbers on the show went through the roof. We may have to put those two together again. I think, for all the criticism that Lee Honish gets for being a (expletive), he got those guys going. The comments and the numbers simply do not lie. I think it’s great when the competition has a blog about MMABAY Radio, MMABAY and Pro Fight Network.”

This week as the discussion of Alistair Overeem's possible departure from Strikeforce to the UFC, MMABAY got on the topic of Affliction and the subsequent melt down of Affliction (live events). During the show Lee Honish discussed possession of an interview with Josh Barnett that few, if any, had ever listened to.

Chris Greenman (CEO of Profightnetwork.com) “Where has Josh been? He is a top ten heavyweight and he has not been seen in a cage since testing positive for steroids. My question is why?”
MMABAY Radio host Lee Honish laid out what he deemed a ‘hypothetical’ explanation for the collapse of Affliction with an interview with Josh Barnett to substantiate his position.

Lee Honish (Host of MMABAY Radio) “Here is my hypothesis based on insider information and my interview with Josh Barnett: Josh, who had tested positive for steroids in the past, making him no stranger to the testing… ‘suddenly’ two weeks before his biggest fight gets a ‘random’ drug test and is found to be positive for a banned substance… which then leads to the demise of the Affliction fighting franchise. What if Dana White approached Josh and offered him cash to test positive to a random test (that has never been done before any other mma event in California)… What if Fedor Emelianenko was approached and asked to not fight a ‘fill in’ fighter (Vitor Bellfort offered)… What if Tom Atencio the owner of Affliction was offered a lucrative sponsorship contract with the UFC (which he was)… What if Fedor told Dana that Brock wasn’t ready and that Brock needed at least a year to be ready (and Fedor signed with Strikeforce)… What if I had audio from Josh Barnett that supports this position?”

MMABAY Radio is a program dedicated to unbiased, unleashed and raw MMA talk that is a perennial top 10 in broadcasted sports entertainment. Visit www.mmabay.co.uk or www.profightnetwork.com for the complete audio.

Video link to the IMMAE interview: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/2077116

Profightnetwork.com offers its compelling guest Vince Abbott, former kicker for the chargers, KC Chiefs, usfl... wow! Superbowl!

Vincent Steven Abbott (born May 31, 1958) was an American football player. Born in London, Abott graduated the University of Washington, and was undrafted free agent. He played for a time in the USFL for the Los Angeles Express. After being cut in five previous attempts, he managed to win an NFL job with the San Diego Chargers, during the 1987 pre-season, beating out veteran kicker Rolf Benirschke.

In his first NFL game, the 1987 season opener in Kansas City against the Kansas City Chiefs, Abbott successfully made two out of three field goals, a thirty-two yarder and a thirty-three yarder, the second tying the game at 13 with just over three minutes to play. He would not make an appearance again until the season's seventh game, when he missed two early field goals in a key game against the Cleveland Browns. Nevertheless, he successfully converted a twenty-yard kick with 1:46 remaining in the game, tying the score at 24 apiece, and he was able to convert a 33-yard overtime kick to secure victory for the Chargers, 27-24. That kick lifted the Chargers to 6-1, their best start since their first season in 1961, and put them in first place in their division. Three field goals each against the Indianapolis Colts and the St. Louis Rams made the difference in narrow victories, and helped keep the Chargers momentum going as they ran their record to 8-1.

Although the Chargers would fade, losing their final six games to miss the playoffs, Abbott retained his kicking duties into 1988, having finished the 1987 with a 13 for 22 field goal, with seven of his misses coming from beyond forty yards. Abbott played in 12 games during 1988, for a Chargers team that went 6-10, and converted 8 out of 12 field goals. This was his last season in the NFL; he ended his career with exactly 100 total points, and a 61% field goal percentage.

Vince appeared with his family on Family Feud in 1983. His team was defeated by a family that eventually retired undefeated.

mmabay.co.uk news of the week (part 1)

News of the week from MMABay:

Jay Hieron not guaranteed a title shot following win over Joe Riggs

Strikeforce welterweight contender, Jay Hieron may not get his shot at the title as expected following his win over Joe Riggs last night in Sunrise, Florida after it was revealed Hayoto Sakuri could get the frst shot at Nick Diaz.

Speaking to MMAJunkie.com, Hieron said:

“Man, I've done everything they've asked me. I came in and I fought Taylor. I came in tonight, and I fought Joe Riggs. ... The title shot should definitely be mine right now. I did everything they asked.”

“Diaz didn't want to fight me. That's the only reason I can think of. He didn't say that, but the fight was presented three times on the table. We never fought. I signed the contract every time. I came to fight. Five days out, he didn't go to take his drug test and this and that. Then the next time on the (November) CBS show, we we were scheduled to fight, and Diaz turned up missing. He's on a milk carton. 'Where' Diaz at?' I don't know.”

“That just gives me the impression that he didn't want to fight me. Then he's fighting Zaramoskis on this card. Zaramoskis is a tough guy, but America doesn't know Zaramoskis. Nobody knows him out here.”

“We'll make that fight happen. The longer we wait, the juicer it gets. The bigger it'll be. And hopefully they'll actually put me on TV and make it even juicier.”

Diaz sniped back at Hieron saying:

“I'd rather fight someone that's a little more important than Jay Hieron. His fight wasn't even on the main card. Why am I going to fight him when no one saw [his fight]? I don't even know who he is.”

Hieron’s manager, Ken Pavia also gave his thoughts on the situation, saying this was the fight he put pen to paper for.

“He came here to fight Diaz. That's why he signed with Strikeforce. That's the reason he's here. That's the fight he's been wanting. I [better be] on TV and everything. I'm losing money being on the undercard. I'm not an undercard fighter.”

It’s going to be interesting to see the way this one plays out and how long Strikeforce can deny Hieron a shot at Diaz and the title. Having beat the likes of Riggs, Jesse Taylor and Jason High, surely that shot is just around the corner.

By Michael Pepper

The Isaac Kuhlman Report

www.lvsportsmagazine.com

Wanderlei Silva and Michael Bisping Exclusive Interview

Sunday, January 24, 2010

By Isaac Kuhlman

Today on MMABay Radio, Wanderlei Silva and Michael Bisping appeared simultaneously via phone conference to correspond with each other about their upcoming fight in Sydney, Australia at UFC 110. In a bit of a surprise, Silva (known for being a very respectful and gentle guy outside of the cage) was talking a lot more trash than Bisping (who some may know, has been a little brash towards previous opponents). The fighters talked first about each other and then fielded questions from the panel of Lee Honish, Chris Greenman, Michael Pepper and myself.

Silva talked about his plans in his fight versus Bisping:

Respect is only for outside the octagon. Inside the octagon, I respect nobody. What I�m thinking is Michael will be afraid to fight with me in the stand-up, because his punches haven�t knocked out anybody, and he�s going to try to give me the double leg with the head outside. He�ll have just one takedown, I know which way he�s going, I have my game plan to beat him in this style.

Bisping replied with a bit of a chuckle and an appropriately calm response:

First of all he needs to do his homework and look at my record. There�s plenty of knockouts on there. If he feels I haven�t got the power in my hands, then come spar with me, come hold pads for me. We�ve got a fight on the night, and he�ll discover that. I�m not saying this cockily. I�m just stating the facts. I have got power in my hands, believe me. Ask the sparring partners I�ve been knocking out. I�ve got one takedown. That�s laughable. I�ve got several takedowns. I�m not afraid to fight Wanderlei. This is what he keeps saying. I�ve never been afraid to fight Wanderlei or anyone. I�m a professional fighter. This is what I do for a living. I enjoy fighting. I enjoy the challenge, and I�ve never been afraid of anything, of any man. I�m gonna go in there, I�m gonna train my arse off and I plan on winning the fight. To say that, I�m afraid is rediculous.

Both fighters were pretty straight forward in their game plans not revealing too much strategy other than that neither fighter was going to back down from the other in the fight.

I had to ask them about their overall adjustments to the lighter weight that they have become accustomed to for this fight. Both Bisping and Silva fought for a very long time at the 205lbs. weight class, and both are not cutting down to 185 for this fight.

Bisping noted that he has been down at this weight for several fights now and is used to the training and dieting. Quipping that it's not necessarily a fun way to train, he says, "It's worth it. 100%."

Silva who has just recently been getting down to this weight said he feels much more comfortable now after training with his conditioning coach to get to the weight more naturally. A lot of fans and critics questioned whether or not the weight cut was good for Silva to start so late in his career, and it had a lot to do with the fact that he looked tired during his last fight with Rich Franklin at a catch weight of 195.

However, Silva mostly had to look at his breathing for that fight. Due to his brutal fight history, he had to undergo facial reconstructive surgery to restore the natural airway in his nasal passage. This will be his first fight since the surgery.

Many other very entertaining moments occurred throughout the broadcast including Michael Bisping tearing into co-host and professional fighter, Chris Greenman. To hear the broadcast in its entirety please visit MMABay Radio.

Complete recap of Strikeforce (With lots of Cyborg jokes):

Former Strikeforce 145 pound women’s contender, Marloes Coenen has been giving her thoughts on last night’s showdown with Cris “Cyborg” Santos, saying she feels the bout was brought to an abrupt end.

Speaking to MMAFighting.com, Coenen said:

“I feel beat up. It was a tough fight. She was really good, but I think [the referee] stopped it too soon. I was still moving -- she hit me hard but I could take it. I have to see the fight back of course, but [I kept] moving and my defense was high if I'm correct. She won it. She's the champion. Again, I have to see the fight back because I don't remember anything when I'm fighting -- it's all flashes.”

It appears that Erin Toughill will get the next shot at the dangerous Brazilian inside the cage sometime over the summer months. As for Coenen, she’ll have to work her way back to another shot.

By Michael Pepper

Complete show
Running time:3:00 Hours
Music: Van Halen, 1984
All media outlets have permisiion for rebroadcast of clips and or for articles with Acknowledgement to www.profightnetwork.com and or www.mmabay.co.uk

Segment #1: "The greatest fighter of all time: Anderson Silva?"

Chris greenman’s hypothetical top 10 fighters of all time
(In response to UFC Magazines greatest fighter of all time: Anderson Silva)

10 russel crowe as “gladiator”
10 adam linderman as “my body guard”
9 Chuck Norris
8 Tank Abbott
7 Dana White
6 Mr. T
5 Fedor Emelenako
4 Steven Segal (only on a boat or kill his wife)
3 Tony Little (trainer and natural energy)
2 Mike Tyson
1 Bruce Lee

Segment #2: "Wanderlei and Michael square off"
No hype, no build up... no BS the real deal!

Segment #3: "UFC 109"

Randy Couture
The Natural6' 2" (188 cm)
205 (93 kg)
17-10-0
Mark Coleman
The Hammer6' 1" (185 cm)
205 (93 kg)
16-9-0

Nate Marquardt
The Great6' 0" (183 cm)
185 (84 kg)
32-8-2
***Selected by Isaac Khulman as knockout of the night
Chael Sonnen
6' 1" (185 cm)
185 (84 kg)
25-10-1

Mike Swick
Quick6' 1" (185 cm)
170 (77 kg)
14-3-0
Paulo Thiago
5' 11" (180 cm)
170 (77 kg)
12-1-0

Demian Maia
6' 0" (183 cm)
185 (84 kg)
11-1-0
Dan Miller
6' 1" (185 cm)
185 (84 kg)
11-2-0, 1 NC

Matt Serra
The Terror5' 6" (168 cm)
170 (77 kg)
16-6-0
Frank Trigg
Twinkle Toes5' 8" (173 cm)
170 (77 kg)
19-7-0

Mac Danzig
5' 8" (173 cm)
155 (70 kg)
19-7-1
Justin Buchholz
6' 0" (183 cm)
155 (70 kg)
9-4-0May not be broadcast. Click for details.

Melvin Guillard
The Young Assassin5' 9" (175 cm)
155 (70 kg)
41-9-3, 1 NC
Ronys Torres
5' 7" (170 cm)
155 (70 kg)
14-1-0May not be broadcast. Click for details.

Phillipe Nover
The Filipino Assassin5' 9" (175 cm)
155 (70 kg)
6-2-1
Rob Emerson
The Saint5' 9" (175 cm)
155 (70 kg)
10-8-0, 1 NCMay not be broadcast. Click for details.

Brian Stann
All American6' 1" (185 cm)
205 (93 kg)
8-2-0
Phil Davis
Mr. Wonderfuln/a
0 (0 kg)
4-0-0May not be broadcast. Click for details.

Tim Hague
The Thrashing Machine6' 4" (193 cm)
265 (120 kg)
10-2-0
Chris Tuchscherer
The Crowbar6' 1" (185 cm)
260 (118 kg)
17-2-0, 1 NCMay not be broadcast. Click for details.

Mostapha Al Turk
6' 2" (188 cm)
242 (110 kg)
6-5-0
Rolles Gracie
6' 4" (193 cm)
240 (109 kg)
3-0-0

Segment #4 "Email bag"
Yes real fan mail... I found it hard to believe as well.

Email questions: fightnetradio@yahoo.com lee.honish@yahoo.com pfn_radio@yahoo.com

the complete mmabay radio show for the week...

real news around the world

Searching for Yohan Banks

and a fetish quiz...

yup and its a great one

The entire 4 segements with lots of music and fun!

Kay Dawson is married!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bpr9lPqcMDM

Mmabay.co.uk news:

UFC 111
• Bruce Buffer “UFC 108 is great”
• Paul Daley V Josh Koschek

Randy Couture
• Brock Lesnar’s back!

Heavyweight discussion: Nevada Athletic Commission
• Chris has mono
• Caine Velasquez
• Shane Carwin
• Frank Mir
• Josh Barnett
• Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira
• Alistair Overeem
• Fedor Emelianenko
• Andrei Arlovski
• Gabriel Gonzaga
• Roy Nelson

Marcio Shogun Rua VS Rashad Evans

Rashad VS Quinton next week?

Pay to Pee in Europe

Kuhlman Report

Circus freaks or Super Stars
• James Toney
• Brock Lesnar
• UFC & Strike Force & Dana being two-faced

The Sex quiz

Belator 2 fights: Submission of the Year

Steroids are bad?

Fedor is bad ass

Michael Pepper is bad ass!

Don Frye

The “A” Team

Strike Farce
• Herschal Wlaker is a ‘joke’
• Bobby Lashley
• Christina (IM not a man) Santos

What’s in my age
• Chuck Lidell
• Mark Coleman
• Randy Coture

Tuff E Nuff

Lee’s dating type?

Whos the biggest fighter in what area?

Savay Fans that aren’t inbread hillbillies

a unique look at the worst UFC card ever!

Fight_Net Radio is MMA Bay Radio

The Prelude to the event... that we are invited too, oh yes, we will be there!

A classic Brown nosing affair and explanation of Lees butt kissing the night before the MMA Awards show

The conclusion of the fight net radio and its 4 year history... this ones a bit long, but this year we did some very wild stuff

The complete 4 year story of fight net radio, this is year 3 KCAA

the complete story of fight net radio, hosts and history.

The news... and football?

Top 10 pound 4 pound

its a sad sad card

My open letter to Tom to get his name and slam the competition

news of the week

UFC 107

Catching up with the boys...

all the boxing news you need

next weeks fights

last weeks boxing events

Kuhlman and the news....

ufc 107

tuf!

more news

the news of the week in boxing

next weeks fights

last weeks boxing events...

visit lvsportsmagazine.com... the news in mma! and chris is gonna fight?

um well.. yeah... kinda... sorta

Rob rocks!

Meet the new team member and elaina is on crack!

this weeks news

next weeks fights

recap of both hbo and showtimes fights from last night.

tuff n uff main event from last night with the hottest mma fighter the "tosh"

The complete show!

UFC 106

CHUCK SUCKS

News of the week and Julian gets fired

review of the super 6 and yes julian goes nuts

Ode to the Pinoy
maxboxing.com
Thu 19-Nov-2009 09:41

By Julian Kasdin

In 1824 Ludwig van Beethoven completed what many consider to be the single greatest piece of music ever written, Symphony Number 9, also known as the Ode to Joy. This singular piece of music has endured through the years as a stunning achievement, due not only to its totality, being the first symphony to combine the orchestral and choral, but also because of the fact that Ludwig van Beethoven was completely deaf while composing this masterpiece. Boxing has its Beethoven, Freddie Roach, and its Symphony Number 9, Manny Pacquiao (50-3-2 38 KOs). No fighter combines the beauty that is the art of boxing, with sheer physicality that only the most preternaturally gifted athletes possess, like Manny Pacquiao. Similarly, no trainer better personifies the will power and mastery of his art than Freddie Roach, despite his body’s continued physical decline due to Parkinson’s disease.

On Saturday night, Manny Pacquiao and Freddie Roach added yet another title to their ever expanding collection when Pacquiao stopped Miguel Cotto (34-2 27 KOs) in 12 rounds. This fight saw Pacquiao collect a title in his seventh weight division, and has set him on a collision course with current lineal welterweight champion Floyd Mayweather (40-0, 25 KOs). Regardless of whether he beats Mayweather or not, Pacquiao has already cemented his place as the greatest fighter of his generation and one of the greatest fighters in history, having captured lineal titles in four weight classes and, as previously mentioned, titles in seven separate weight divisions-two feats unmatched in the history of boxing. In fact, you have to go back to Henry Armstrong and his three lineal titles to find Pacquiao’s equal. Pacquiao’s win Saturday was one of many against the stiffest opposition this sport has to offer, adding Cotto’s name to the likes of Marco Antonio Barrera, Erik Morales, Ricky Hatton, Juan Manuel Marquez, Oscar de la Hoya, and Lehlohonolo Ledwaba.

What is perhaps most interesting in all of this is the partnership between Roach and Pacquiao. Freddie Roach, a former boxer from Massachusetts, compiled a 39-13-0 record with one no-contest as a fighter. Hardly the stuff of legends, his career as a boxer ultimately brought upon him the early onset of Parkinson’s disease. Due to his illness, Roach is gradually losing control over his body. In stark contrast to the supremely talented Pacquiao, Roach’s ability to do even the most mundane tasks deteriorates daily. Yet despite the uphill battle he faces, he has been able to take a cacophony of violence in Manny Pacquiao and shape it into the most complete pugilist many of us will ever see. Unable to physically demonstrate what he seeks to teach his charge, he instead guides him via an understanding of the Sweet Science that very few possess. His almost perfect ability to assess Pacquiao’s strengths and weaknesses, combined with the insight of how to exploit the subtlest weaknesses in the opponent, is the stuff of legend, the kind of artistry that transcends generations.

Many of us may not be able to comprehend just what we have before us. Some simply see Pacquiao as a human wrecking ball, a torrent of punches that leaves an incomparable list of elite victims in its wake. That, however, is merely the overture to this truly great symphony. The punches and their power are to be admired, but it is the combination of physical gifts, skill and mental acuity that is artfully melded by a master that is most awe inspiring. Manny Pacquiao is our Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, a piece of art so singularly great that it stands the test of time; and Freddie Roach is our Beethoven, an incomparable genius who is able to overcome the most daunting of physical challenges, and in doing so leaves his indelible mark on the pugilistic world.

the review and the results

UFC 105 and 106

Winner Loser Method Round Time
Randy Couture Brandon Vera 3 5:00
Dan Hardy Mike Swick 3 5:00
Michael Bisping Denis Kang 2 4:24
Matt Brown James Wilks 3 2:27
Ross Pearson Aaron Riley 2 4:38
John Hathaway Paul Taylor 3 5:00
Terry Etim Shannon Gugerty guillotine 2 1:24
Nick Osipczak Matthew Riddle 3 3:53
Dennis Siver Paul Kelly 2 2:53
Alexander Gustafsson Jared Hamman 1 0:41
Andre Winner Rolando Delgado 1 3:22

The main event

THE DEFENSE (cal champ)
Chris "SD Kid" Martin vs. Eduardo "Latigo" Arcos
15W-0L, 4ko's 15W-0L, 12ko's
San Diego, CA Tijuana, B.C Mexico

More trouble than you shake a stick at plus pacquiao vs cotto a new fnr top 10 mma... in my favorite order of this weeks events plus some interesting music and no comericials! enjoy!Lee

the news of the boxing world

next weeks mega fights

November 9th (Monday), 2009

At Prefectural Gymnasium, Hiroshima, Japan
Kazuyoshi Kumano (22-8) vs. Hideaki Ura (8-2)
Daisuke Ochi (8-2-2) vs. Satoshi Niwa (9-12-3)

November 11th (Wednesday), 2009

At The Sporthall, Deurne, Belgium
Jackson Bonsu (30-3) vs. Domingos Monteiro (19-13-4)
Nefzi Ayoub (11-0-1) vs. Andrei Rimer (7-8-1)

Selajdin Koxha (9-4-2) vs. Rachid Ouafi (6-7)

November 12th (Thursday), 2009

At Disco Basic, Cancun, Mexico
Ivan Valle (28-8-1) vs. Reyes Sanchez (16-2-1)
Ricardo Dominguez (28-5-2) vs. Jesus Gonzalez (14-0-1)

Wilbert Uicab (26-5-1) vs. Job Solano (10-12-1)

Jose Perea (16-0) vs. Julio Camano (6-1)

At The Four Points Sheraton Hotel, San Diego, CA

Jose Araiza (26-1) vs. Juan Beltran (19-15-3)

Christopher Martin (15-0-2) vs. Eduardo Arcos (8-1)
Andrew Cancio (9-1-1) vs. Cristian Favela (17-22-6)

At The Remington Park, Oklahoma City, OK

Eric Fields (12-1) vs. Adam Harris (10-1)

Delray Raines (16-6) vs. TBA

Ron Aubrey (6-2) vs. Marcus Brown (1-1)

At Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Masato Anzai (10-0) vs. Hirokazu Yamaki (6-8)
Toru Chiba (10-2-1) vs. Dexter Delada (16-7)

November 13th (Friday), 2009

At The Hard Rock Casino, Las Vegas, NV

(TV Azteca) Michel Rosales (24-3) vs. Mark Melligen (16-1)

(TV Azteca) Alberto Rosas (30-5) vs. Frederico Catubay (25-15-3)

Z Gorres (29-2-2) vs. Luis Melendez (26-3-1)

Josenilson Dos Santos (13-0) vs. Diego Magdaleno (11-0)

Robert Marroquin (10-0) vs. Anthony Napuny (14-7)

At The Grand Casino, Hinckley, MN
Matt Vanda (41-9) vs. Phil Williams (11-1)
Adam Carrera (19-4) vs. Wilton Hilario (11-0-1)

Cerresso Fort (7-0) vs. Lamar Harris (6-3-2)

At The Fenton Manor Sports Complex, Stoke, England
Matthew Hatton (37-4-1) vs. Lovemore N’Dou (47-11-1)

Robert Norton (31-4-1) vs. Akinyemi Laleye (12-3)

Danny Butler (18-1) vs. Darren McDermott (16-2-1)

Scott Lawton (26-5-3) vs. Derry Mathews (21-3)

At The Masonic Temple, Detroit, MI

Vernon Paris (16-0) vs. Damon Antoine (9-28-2)

Brian Mihtar (10-0) vs. Raynard Darden (10-20-1)

Frank O’Neal (9-1-2) vs. Gabriel Morris (1-3-1)

At Parque Revolucion, Culiacan, Mexico Lizardo Moreno (36-7-1) vs. Ernesto Morales (18-4)

At Club Atletico Huracan, Buenos Aires, Argentina Gonzalo Basile (41-4) vs. Saul Farah (39-11-3) Pablo Farias (12-0) vs. Martin Islas (10-20)

In San Francisco, Argentina Fabio Moli (39-8) vs. Adenilson Rodrigues (20-8)

At Club Almirante Brown, San Isidro de Lules, Argentina Cesar Crenz (17-3) vs. Orlando Farias (17-8)

Cristian Serrano (9-1-1) vs. Cristian Coria (8-0)

At The Shaw Conference Centre, Edmonton, Canada Jelena Mrdjenovich (23-4-1) vs. Ann Saccurato (14-4-2)

Ryan Henney (13-3) vs. Frank White (7-2-1) Ayana Pelletier (6-1) vs. Tammie Johnson (4-3-2)

At The Prefectural Gymnasium, Osaka, Japan

Tetsuya Hisada (13-4) vs. Katsuhiko Arakaki (10-7-1)

Akira Umano (10-3) vs. Shun Hashiguchi (7-10-1)

At The EKZ Halle, Berlin, Germany Thomas Troelenberg (19-0) vs. TBA

Henry Weber (10-0-1) vs. Vasil Klyusa (11-1)

Nick Klappert (10-0) vs. Baker Barakat (6-5-4) Dustin Dirks (11-0) vs. TBA

At Hala Zos, Koszalin, Poland

Geir Jorgensen (27-1) vs. Slawomir Ziemlewicz (18-5-2) Piotr Wilczewski (23-1) vs. Demetrius Davis (19-16-7) Roman Shkarupa (21-2) vs. TBA

At Radisson Star Plaza, Merrillville, IN Jimmy Holmes (18-1-2) vs. Kim Jackson (14-24)

Derrick Findley (13-3) vs. Roberto Florentino (4-6) Ruben Galvan (27-13-3) vs. Leroy Newton (6-14-1)

Shay Mobley (17-10-1) vs. Cedric Johnson (11-4)

November 14th (Saturday), 2009

At The MGM Grand, Las Vegas, NV
(PPV) Manny Pacquiao (49-3-2) vs. Miguel Cotto (34-1)
(The Ring Magazine Jr. Welterweight Champion vs. #2 Welterweight)
(PPV) Daniel Santos (32-3-1) vs. Yuri Foreman (27-0)
(WBA Jr. Middleweight belt)

(PPV) Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (40-0-1) vs. Troy Rowland (25-2)
(PPV) Alfonso Gomez (20-4-2) vs. Jesus Soto Karass (24-3-3)

Matt Korobov (7-0) vs. Kerry Hope (12-2)

At Palazzetto dello Sport, Cagliari, Italy

Luciano Abis (26-1-1) vs. Albert Starikov (13-11-1)

Andrea Sarritzu (29-4-4) vs. Christophe Rodrigues (15-15-3)

At The University Arena, Limerick, Ireland
Andy Lee (19-1) vs. Affif Belghecham (19-3-1)

Matt O’Brien (17-1) vs. Jean Kamdoum (5-7)

At The Soccer Center, Karlsruhe, Germany
Muzaffer Tosun (20-7-2) vs. Jonny Ibramov (7-3)
Bernard Donfack (13-7-3) vs. TBA

At The Hamilton Convention Centre, Hamilton, Canada
Sandy Tsagouris (9-1) vs. Mayerlin Rivas (5-0)
Luis Acevedo (17-8) vs. Buzz Grant (7-3)

last weeks fights

Fedor Emelianenko

Anderson Silva

Georges St. Pierre

Lyoto Machida

B.J. Penn

Gegard Mousasi

Dan Henderson

Marius Zaromskis

Rashad Evans

T Brian Bowles, Miguel Angel Torres, Mike Brown

next weeks ufc 105

recap of strikeforce

“Pro Fight Network & Fight_Net Radio makes wild allegations of the UFC: blood doping, conspiracy, rules tampering, co-ownership of Yahoo, monopolization, organized crime involvement and political tampering.”

FNR & PFN long outspoken position on the UFC came to a head this Sunday as Lee Honish, Chris Greenman and Julian Kasdan Explained every parallel the UFC had from organized crime to fighters that “might be” using banned substances.

The always even keeled and political voice of Pro Fight Network Chris Greenman had this to say “I think Lee is very upset with Dana ‘snubbing’ him after Dana agreed to an information exchange for some breathing room while he put a Yahoo – UFC deal together… Dana didn’t deliver. So Lee, being Lee, blew a gasket and aired every bit of dirty laundry.”

The information ranged from ‘what 10 ten pound for pound fighters do you think are dirty’ to ‘Yahoo, UFC, Dana White, The Fertitta brothers, organized crime and Nevada political figures are all tied together’ to ‘Dana White and Scott Cocker have ties’.

Julian Kasdan co-host of Fight_Net Radio “Its staggering once he (Lee) gets on a roll. The lines he drew are all very accurate. Yahoo, MMAweekly.com and MMAjunkie.com all appear to have some kind of deal with Dana White and the UFC.”

For nearly a month Fight_Net Radio with the support of Pro Fight Network have waged a seemingly endless war with Dana White and the UFC, the insertion and plausibility of anything that they have ‘speculated’ would be hard to dispute by anyone in the MMA community.

Chris Greenman (from Fight_Net Radio) “If the NFL tag is about the national football league, then they don’t have information about the CFL or arena football… They should carry a MMA link for everything other than the UFC or WEC”

To further prove their point Fight_Net Radio then read Yahoo’s top ten pound for pound list. Dan Henderson who recently failed to sign a deal with the UFC fell out of the top 10. Fedor Emelenako considered by many to be the very best fighter pound for pound fighter on the planet is ranked number 3 and is not a UFC fighter and is co-owner of rival M-1 and under contract to Scott Coker’s Strike force franchise (set to air primetime Saturday on CBS television).

Lee Honish had this to say on the whole show “No comment… Wait, the show will stand for itself. Dana White in a candid email asked Chris and I to be more political now that Pro Fight Network is a one of the top websites in the world (top 100,000 website). He shafted me and I’m pissed! Ill say it again, I love the fighters and the fans but there is a difference between a ‘ufc’ fan and a ‘mma’ fan. I’m tired of giving Dana White and the Fertittas a pass to rape and pillage the fans and fighters for their own profit.”

Yahoo had sent this note to the Fight_Net Radio email address:
“Apology to ProFightNetworkSunday, November 1, 2009 11:21AM”
From: "Yahoo@yahoo.com" <Yahoo@yahoo.com>Add sender to Contacts
To: Fightnetradio@yahoo.com
This is the official apology for ProFightNetwork, recent articles submitted by your network has forced us to review our coverage of mma. We assure you we are looking into this very seriously and we thank you for bringing so many things to our attention. With this sport in its infant stage, certain things become difficult to cover with 100% accuracy. If your a member of ProFightNetwork, invite your friends to join this site as it is one of the best MMA/Boxing sites we will unofficially endorse.

Visit www.profightnetwork.com for complete Fight_Net Radio information, transcripts and broadcast platforms.

Complete boxing news coverage

November 3rd (Tuesday), 2009

At The Hayamizu Arena, Miyakonojo, Japan
Tadashi Yuba (34-5-2) vs. Daiki Franken Todaka (16-4)

At Toyama Hall, Toyama, Toyama, Japan
Yosuke Takeuchi (11-6-1) vs. Leopoldo Arrocha (9-12-2)

Tomoya Matsuda (12-10) vs. Takeshi Sudo (5-7-3)

November 4th (Wednesday), 2009

At The Camp Lejuene Army Base, Camp Lejuene, NC
(ESPN2) Jason Litzau (25-2) vs. Johnnie Edwards (15-4-1)

(ESPN2) Francisco Figueroa (20-3) vs. Rashad Holloway (11-1-1)

November 5th (Thursday), 2009

At The Martin’s Valley Mansion, Cockeysville, MD
Peter Manfredo (32-6) vs. Ronald Weaver (29-18-2)

In Dallas, TX
Austin Trout (20-0) vs. Taronze Washington (13-10)
Kendrick Releford (20-13-2) vs. Billy Willis(11-17-1)

At The Washington Hilton, Washington D.C
Verquan Kimbrough (21-2-2) vs. Dean White (15-10-1)

Gabriel Pham (1-0) vs. Robert Reed (1-0)

November 6th (Friday), 2009

At The Palms Casino, Las Vegas, NV
Zab Judah (37-6) vs. Adailton De Jesus (22-4)

Joel Casamayor (36-4-1) vs. Jason Davis (11-4-1)

Ronald Johnson (11-1) vs. Dumont Welliver (18-19-1)

Sharif Bogere (12-0) vs. TBA

At The Odyssey Arena, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Martin Rogan (12-1) vs. Sam Sexton (12-1)
Alex Arthur (27-2) vs. TBA
Neil Sinclair (32-7) vs. TBA

Kevin O’Hara (16-5) vs. Mickey Coveney (9-6)

At Palais des Sports, Toulon, France
Jean Paul Mendy (26-0-1) vs. TBA

Jeremy Parodi (26-0-1) vs. Alexander Monterrosa (13-5-3)

Nadjib Mohammedi (19-1) vs. TBA

In Jejue, South Korea

Jung Bum Kim (32-3-1) vs. Randy Suico (28-5-1)
Sasha Bakhtin (23-0) vs. Seung Suk Chae (16-1)

In Avezzano, Italy
Alessandro Di Meco (27-6-1) vs. Ivan Fiorletta (24-5-2)

Alfredo Di Feto (17-7-1) vs. Vittorio Oi (12-1-1)

Mehdi Kharbeche (7-2) vs. Massimiliano Buccheri (6-1)

At The Leagues Club, Parramatta, Australia
Jackson Asiku (25-3) vs. Heriberto Ruiz (42-8-2)

William Kickett (15-2) vs. Roel Mangan (13-14-1)

Zac Awad (13-0-1) vs. TBA

Steven Wills (12-0-2) vs.John Akauola (3-4-1)

At The Cronulla Sutherland Leagues Club, Cronulla, Australia
Ryan Waters (17-2-1) vs. Opeti Tagi (13-4)

Michael Bolling (8-0) vs. Joel Bourke (14-18)

Kurt Bahram (7-0) vs. Aaron Ross (2-1)

In San Francisco, Argentina
Fabio Moli (39-8) vs. Adenilson Rodrigues (20-8)
Alejandra Oliveras (13-1-2) vs. Natalia Burga (5-5)

In San Miguel, Argentina

Sebastian Ceballos (21-6-1) vs. Cesar Acevedo (9-9-2)

Alberto Santillan (15-3) vs. Julio Ruiz (10-3)

At The Convention Center, Buffalo, NY
Dorin Spivey (35-6) vs. Meacher Major (16-3-1)
Nick Casal (19-4-1) vs. Christopher Fernandez (18-7-1)

Guillermo Sanchez (10-0) vs. Jose Guzman (5-5-1)

At The UIC Pavilion, Chicago, IL
Don George (17-0-1) vs. Roger Cantrell (15-1)

Rita Figueroa (10-1-1) vs. Kita Watkins (3-5)

Ryan Smedick (3-0-1) vs. Jeremy Marts (5-8)

At The Doubletree Hotel, Ontario, CA
Sergio Rivera (23-3-2) vs. Patrick Lopez (16-2)

Pavel Miranda (16-4) vs. Vardan Gasparyan (11-2-4)

Hector Serrano (9-0) vs. Raul Franco (22-6-1)

Alberto Herrera (5-0) vs. Jesus Vallejo (3-1)

At The Hyatt Regency, Tampa, FL

Keith Thurman 910-0) vs. Edvan Barros (10-7-1)

Nicholas Iannuzzi (12-1) vs. Michael Alexander (12-3)

At Parque Revolucion, Culiacan, Mexico
Jorge Romero (16-1) vs. Jesus Gurrola (8-1-1)

Christopher Perez (11-0) vs. Adriel Juzaino(16-4-2)

Abraham Barrera (10-1) vs. Jose Apodaca (4-2-2)

At Meadowbank Sports Arena, Magherafelt, Northern Ireland

Paul McCloskey (19-0) vs. Daniel Rasilla (15-2)
Martin Lindsay (14-0) vs. TBA

John Donnelly (10-1) vs. TBA

November 7th (Saturday), 2009

At The XL Center, Hartford, CT
(HBO) Chad Dawson (28-0) vs. Glen Johnson (49-12-2)
(The Ring Magazine #2 Light Heavweight vs. #3)
(HBO) Alfredo Angulo (16-1) vs. Harry Yorgey (22-0-1)

Orlando Lora (25-0-1) vs. Octavio Narvaez (7-7-1)

Tyrone Brunson (20-0-1) vs. Jose Medina (15-15)
Chris Avalos (12-0) vs. Robert DaLuz (12-21-3)

At Nürnberger Versicherung Arena, Nürnberg, Germany
Nikolai Valuev (50-1) vs. David Haye (22-1)
(The Ring Magazine #5 Heavyweight vs. #7)
(WBA Heavyweight belt)
John Ruiz (43-8-1) vs. Adnan Serin (19-10-1)

Sergey Lyakhovich (23-3) vs.Jeremy Bates (22-16-1)

Alexander Frenkel (20-0) vs. Kelvin Davis (24-10-3)

Robert Helenius (9-0) vs. Taras Bidenko (26-3)

At Gimnasio Jose Vargas, Caracas, Venezuela
Alexander Munoz (33-3) vs. Felix Machado (25-10-1)

(The Ring Magazine #6 Jr. Bantamweight vs. Unrnaked)

Jose Jimenez (19-3) vs. Liborio Solis (6-1-1)

At The Civic Arena, Saint Joseph, MO
Rob Calloway (70-9-2) vs. Darrin Humphrey (24-6)

At Bally’s Atlantic City, Atlantic City, NJ
Richard Gutierrez (24-3-1) vs. Raul Pinzon (16-3)

Michael Stewart (43-7-2) vs. Louie Leija (21-12-1)
Gabriel Rosado (12-4) vs. Latif Mundy (8-1)

Ronald Cruz (6-0) vs. James Helmes (6-5)

At Montreal Casino, Montreal, Canada
Sebastien Demers (29-2) vs. Nicholson Poulard (13-2)

David Lemieux (18-0) vs. Alfredo Contreras (10-6-1)

Dierry Jean (16-0) vs.Hugo Armenta (10-3)

Manolis Plaitis (13-0) vs. Noel Cortez (17-15)

At Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Naoki Matsuda (30-8-4) vs. Koji Umetsu (15-8-3)
Yuta Uetani (9-0-1) vs. Shinsuke Yamanaka (9-0-2)

Yasutaka Ishimoto (12-5) vs. Shingo Wake (6-2-1)

Toshiyuki Igarashi (8-1-1) vs. Eric Siregar (9-8-3)

At The Emerald Queen Casino, Tacoma, WA
Andrey Isaev (21-1) vs. TBA

Alisher Rahimov (19-0) vs. TBA

Vyacheslav Gusev (16-2) vs. TBA

Maks Limonov (10-0) vs. TBA

At The Marriott Hotel, Leicester, England
Kevin Concepcion (14-2) vs. Tony Randell (10-20-2)

Martin Concepcion (13-6) vs. Bertrand Aloa (15-6)

At Estadio Cubierto Municipal, Dean Funes, Argentina
Javier Maciel (13-1) vs. Jose Mazurier (10-7-1)
Ezequiel Maderna (6-0) vs. Javier Andino (6-0-1)
Betina Garino (11-6-1) vs. Pamela Benavidez (2-4-2)

At The ABA Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
Chauncy Welliver (39-5-5) vs. Seiaute Mailata (12-10-1)
Soulan Pownceby (12-0-1) vs. Faimasasa Tavui (5-6)
Joseph Kwadjo (11-1) vs. Fale Siaoloa (6-12-1)

At Polideportivo El Brigadista, Matagalpa, Nicaragua
Carlos Rueda (12-3) vs. Marlon Pineda (7-8-1)
Juan Centeno (16-13) vs. Hector Elizabeth (7-7-2)
Orlando Rizo (6-0) vs. German Ponce (1-16)

1. Manny Pacquiao

Points: 238 (13 of 25 first-place votes)
Record: 49-3-2 (37 KOs)
Title: Ring Magazine super lightweight champion
Last outing: TKO2 over Ricky Hatton on May 2
Previous ranking: 2
Up next: vs. No. 6 Miguel Cotto on Nov. 14
Analysis: A Pacquiao-Mayweather fight in 2010 could be the richest bout ever

2. Floyd Mayweather Jr.

Points: 233 (15 of 28 first-place votes)
Record: 40-0 (25 KOs)
Title: No title
Last outing: W12 over No. 6 Juan Manuel Marquez on Sept. 19
Previous ranking: 1
Up next: Nothing scheduled
Analysis: Was brilliant in one-sided beatdown

3. Paul Williams

Points: 165
Record: 37-1 (27 KOs)
Title: Interim WBO junior middleweight champion
Last outing: W12 over Winky Wright on April 11
Previous ranking: 3
Up next: Dec. 5 vs. TBA
Analysis: Can he fight and compete in three divisions simultaneously?

4. Shane Mosley

Points: 148
Record: 46-5 (39 KOs)
Title: WBA welterweight champion
Last outing: TKO9 over Antonio Margarito on Jan. 24
Previous ranking: T4
Up next: Welterweight unification fight with Andre Berto in January
Analysis: On outside looking in on Pacquiao, Mayweather sweepstakes

5. Juan Manuel Marquez

Points: 131
Record: 50-5-1 (37 KOs)
Title: WBA, WBO, Ring lightweight champion
Last outing: L12 to No. 1 Floyd Mayweather Jr. on Sept. 19
Previous ranking: 6
Up next: Nothing scheduled
Analysis: Had nothing to offer against Mayweather

6. Miguel Cotto

Points: 129
Record: 34-1 (27 KOs)
Title: WBO welterweight champion
Last outing: W12 over Joshua Clottey on June 13
Previous ranking: 7
Up next: vs. No. 1 Manny Pacquiao on Nov. 14 in Las Vegas
Analysis: Showed much moxie fighting for 10 rounds with deep gash above eye

7. Bernard Hopkins

Points: 115
Record: 49-5-1 (32 KOs)
Title: Ring light heavyweight champion
Last outing: W12 over Kelly Pavlik on Oct. 18
Previous ranking: T4
Up next: vs. Enrique Ornelas on Dec. 2 in Philadelphia
Analysis: Needs a win to set up pay-per-view bout in 2009 with Roy Jones Jr.

8. Chad Dawson

Points: 57
Record: 28-0 (17 KOs)
Title: IBF light heavyweight champion
Last outing: W12 over Antonio Tarver on May 9
Previous ranking: 8
Up next: Rematch with Glen Johnson on Nov. 7 in Hartford, Conn.
Analysis: Hopes to make statement with clear win over veteran Johnson

9. Arthur Abraham

Points: 43
Record: 31-0 (25 KOs)
Title: None
Last outing: TKO12 Jermain Taylor on Oct. 17
Previous ranking: NR
Up next: vs. Andre Dirrell on Jan. 23 at TBA
Analysis: Could become star in Super Six tournament

10. Wladimir Klitschko

Points: 33
Record: 53-3 (47 KOs)
Titles: IBF, WBO heavyweight champion
Last outing: TKO9 over Ruslan Chagaev on June 20
Previous ranking: 10
Up next: Nothing scheduled
Analysis: Recovering from surgery and won’t fight until early 2010

Also receiving votes: Ivan Calderon 27; Juan Manuel Lopez 19; Israel Vazquez 16; Rafael Marquez 9; Vitali Klitschko 6; Nonito Donaire 4; Chris John 4; Celestino Caballero 3; Timothy Bradley 2; Hozumi Hasegawa 1.

“Pro Fight Network & Fight_Net Radio makes wild allegations of the UFC: blood doping, conspiracy, rules tampering, co-ownership of Yahoo, monopolization, organized crime involvement and political tampering.”

FNR & PFN long outspoken position on the UFC came to a head this Sunday as Lee Honish, Chris Greenman and Julian Kasdan Explained every parallel the UFC had from organized crime to fighters that “might be” using banned substances.

The always even keeled and political voice of Pro Fight Network Chris Greenman had this to say “I think Lee is very upset with Dana ‘snubbing’ him after Dana agreed to an information exchange for some breathing room while he put a Yahoo – UFC deal together… Dana didn’t deliver. So Lee, being Lee, blew a gasket and aired every bit of dirty laundry.”

The information ranged from ‘what 10 ten pound for pound fighters do you think are dirty’ to ‘Yahoo, UFC, Dana White, The Fertitta brothers, organized crime and Nevada political figures are all tied together’ to ‘Dana White and Scott Cocker have ties’.

Julian Kasdan co-host of Fight_Net Radio “Its staggering once he (Lee) gets on a roll. The lines he drew are all very accurate. Yahoo, MMAweekly.com and MMAjunkie.com all appear to have some kind of deal with Dana White and the UFC.”

For nearly a month Fight_Net Radio with the support of Pro Fight Network have waged a seemingly endless war with Dana White and the UFC, the insertion and plausibility of anything that they have ‘speculated’ would be hard to dispute by anyone in the MMA community.

Chris Greenman (from Fight_Net Radio) “If the NFL tag is about the national football league, then they don’t have information about the CFL or arena football… They should carry a MMA link for everything other than the UFC or WEC”

To further prove their point Fight_Net Radio then read Yahoo’s top ten pound for pound list. Dan Henderson who recently failed to sign a deal with the UFC fell out of the top 10. Fedor Emelenako considered by many to be the very best fighter pound for pound fighter on the planet is ranked number 3 and is not a UFC fighter and is co-owner of rival M-1 and under contract to Scott Coker’s Strike force franchise (set to air primetime Saturday on CBS television).

Lee Honish had this to say on the whole show “No comment… Wait, the show will stand for itself. Dana White in a candid email asked Chris and I to be more political now that Pro Fight Network is a one of the top websites in the world (top 100,000 website). He shafted me and I’m pissed! Ill say it again, I love the fighters and the fans but there is a difference between a ‘ufc’ fan and a ‘mma’ fan. I’m tired of giving Dana White and the Fertittas a pass to rape and pillage the fans and fighters for their own profit.”

Yahoo had sent this note to the Fight_Net Radio email address:
“Apology to ProFightNetworkSunday, November 1, 2009 11:21AM”
From: "Yahoo@yahoo.com" <Yahoo@yahoo.com>Add sender to Contacts
To: Fightnetradio@yahoo.com
This is the official apology for ProFightNetwork, recent articles submitted by your network has forced us to review our coverage of mma. We assure you we are looking into this very seriously and we thank you for bringing so many things to our attention. With this sport in its infant stage, certain things become difficult to cover with 100% accuracy. If your a member of ProFightNetwork, invite your friends to join this site as it is one of the best MMA/Boxing sites we will unofficially endorse.

Visit www.profightnetwork.com for complete Fight_Net Radio information, transcripts and broadcast platforms.

Fedor vs rogers in detail...

Dana and the gang are under scrutiny this week as we look at ufc 104... the rules, The Fertitta brothers

Lee Honish does the radio show while Chris Greenman accepts a throw challenge by Karate African specialist.

No apology radio... Its PFN and FNR against the world.. as it always will be in the words of Han Solo "How we doing" "about the same as always" That bad huh?" this show is dedicated to Dana White who attempted to teach me to be political and play ball... And me being a complete fool and giving you the fans, what they want... the destruction of me the host!

Part 1: Live on site at pendlton part 2 private recorded lunch conversation... yeah!

There is nothing to discuss, there is nothing to do, and this show is all about nothing... hours of nothing.

um... yeah nothing.

the return of the blood doc and does chris take steroids?

openning of FNR mma

Recap of the news and events that shape the wold of boxing... including another oscar de la hoya prospect getting a big ktfo

In the history of boxing, nobody has matched up the best 6 fighters like showtime has. this is the first round of an amazing tournamant that will crown the very best of the very best

Review of one of the most outstanding fight cards in the world of boxing....

The complete show....

WOW WOW WOW WOW

MMA fighter Alex Trevino

MMA intro... its different

the weeks boxing news...

A complete list of gay day activities and boxing schedule for next week

Manny Pacquiao is in jail and Lee went to gay day at disneyland...

Boxing and mma with attitude

Close out and discussion of the klitschko arroeola fight.

More of a sunday of fun!

Interesting guest! and Lee is odd

Robert Drsdale shows how to stretch a hot chick!

The post presser complete and all of its joy! In vivid-video

8 rounds heavyweights from staples under card of klitschko vs arreola

8 round Lightweights
John Molina dominates with an awsome body attack!

6 rounds Featherweights

Fight one sucks! I dont even care how it turns out... I give up on the fat ass heavyweights!

WOW countdown to Nipples and Voldka makes a very scary turn as Lee Honish makes a wager as follows: 1.) a written apology to anyone I have pissed off (De La Hoya & Magna Media) 2.) He will turn over the control and hosting of the boxing show to the other co-hosts 3.) He will extend invatations to all previous on air talent to return 4.) He will be nice and say no harsh words about fighters, fights and promoters.

This makes it a very very interesting fight if Arreola wins the fight.

Final thoughts, undercard, dates, places and times for everything that will happen on saturday.

Hmmmm I dont know how compelling looking at Harold Lettermans rear end, James Toney, a weird photographer in a very 'gay' shirt and a really weird old guy who cant button his shirt over his gut, but this is what a weigh in looks like behind the scene... I believe a clip of Klitscho at the end saying he will knock out Arreola in 5 rounds

Wow tons of crap was covered. Julian is missing due to the Miami game. Elaina is in stripper denial and wants some guy named master toddy on the show. Chris has swine flu. Chuck is on dancing with the stars and Lee and Chris start a huge bet... News is completely covered. Dana White confirms Vitor VS Anderson at 195 catch weight (possibly 11/7). Lee manages to start fights and or piss of the following: Frank Trigg, Mirko Cro Cop, Chuck Liddell, MMAweekly, Yahoo, MMAinsider, Kevin Randleman and Tito Ortiz... all in one show! Chris is at his political best even though he has the swine flu... it is an interesting hour of show.

The kick off to the fall clasic... or a bad heavyweight challenge

Klitscho takes on the very very over weight Chris Arreola

The complete fight recap, good bad and the ugly

The complete audio recap of the weigh in. Andrew Lapachet and Lee Honish sit forever and watch the circus like atmosphere surrounding marquez vs mayweather. Special guest Harold Letterman... a very long and semi compelling weigh in with probably not too many surprises...

The complete video recap of the weigh in. Andrew Lapachet and Lee Honish sit forever and watch the circus like atmosphere surrounding marquez vs mayweather. Special guest Harold Letterman... a very long and semi compelling weigh in with probably not too many surprises...

OK I was wrong... this is the final final final one I promise.... send all emails and forums via profightnetwork.com to andrew.
This is the Roger Mayweather interview and its the halmark piece of video. We got a ton of dirt... enjoy

YES this is the last one. I am actually sad to say we have reached the end... please send us your comments if we overkilled this concept. What andrew actually video taped... if this was a bad idea... if chris is actually to blame... um sorry from me.

HMMMMM was this overboard as our first experiment with video?

All i have learned is that I have learned nothing...

How about videos on something other than the fight at this moment... maybe elaina stripping

I am the egg man... coo-coo-cachu

OH MY GOD MORE VIDEO FROM THE MGM

Im wondering if this is too much im def at fear and loathing

Awsome more unfiltered unreviewed video

Did I mention I didnt review these... maybe andrew video taped nothing....;

I know what your thinking... give me more!

I will be up till 4am posting these damn shows I should be looking at strippers (or elaina) at a seedy club

Only another 10 or so... Andrew is a beast as a reporter suck my ass espn hes all mine!

Only 100 more to go... dont think we cover real stuff think again!

Good gawd more and more video its an orgy of video

More and more and more and more

yup more!

How long can this go on? Untill andrew runs out of freaking power I think... what a beast of a reporter

Eek another intrerview and another video.... geeze

Oh but wait there is more... yes just when you thought you were near the end

More more video they cried out....

Andrew and a camera... and no sex

Are you tired of the videos yet... wait till you see how many there are...

Im never lending the camera again...

Interviews till your head explodes!

Andrew and a video camera... lots of parts and lots of interviews.

This day takes an odder turn of events. Now Andrew and I meet up at a pizza hut in the Las Vegas Hilton. Andrew runs down the day, the interviews, the videos... everything he did. A complete discussion on De La Hoya and possible comeback. And we do it all from a pizza hut at the Hilton LV

We give you a huge spoiler for the TUF that starts tonight. We have the results from UFC fight night. Complete breakdown of this weekends from UFC.... _______ELAINA MAXWELL IS A STRIPPER____________

Lee Honish and Andrew Lapachet at a strip club talking marrquez and mayweather... big tits and fights

Well how do I top the gut wrenching political incorrectness... by slamming elaina and her friends! Then sucking Ryan coture in the Fight_Net Vortex and pondering Randy Coture as a wing man for picking up chicks.

Oh just keep on shoveling it on... Why Lee will not be asked back to the base

Nellis AFB and the LAST time Lee will be invited to Nellis AFB

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The semi-incomplete history of Fight_Net Radio (Part IV of fear)

Lee Honish
Andrew Lapachet
Matt Aguilar
Chris Erskine
Chris Greenman
Julian Kasdan
Rebecca Ryan Long
Elaina Maxwell
Patrick Schneider
AKA Willy
Manny Rodriguez
AND more….

This is an out of order-semi complete- history of Fight_Net Radio.
Starting with the very first, very bad episode when it was…. Well just me! Then came Matt, then Chris Erskine. The rest was history.

From stories to recaps to play by play, there is even the complete pride event Chris Erskine and I covered 2 years ago where Fedor beats Marc Coleman to a pulp. Boxing? How about the best damn boxing episode ever… that’s what its title was.

This is 4 years of select Audio for you to enjoy over the Labor Day Holiday and its about 8 hours of stuff…

Special thanks: Dave, Jule and the killer blonde!

www.profightnetwork.com

UFC recap, IMMAE, And Lee will do Elvira

News done FNR style

Next weeks boxing

Boxing segment 1 all about last weeks fights

Lapachet Report: WOW! If you were to only listen to one episode of FNR this year... this could be it!

August 23rd (Sunday), 2009
In Osaka, Japan
Masao Nakamura (8-0) vs. Thong Chokchai (21-7-1)

August 24th (Monday), 2009
At Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Shigetaka Ikehara (17-1-2) vs. Jin Ki Jung (6-8)
Kinshiro Usui (17-2) vs. Kaona Klongpajol (5-13-3)
Ryo Akaho (12-0-1) vs. Jockylek Sithsoei 92-6-1)

August 25th (Tuesday), 2009
At Remington Park, Oklahoma City, OK
George Tahdooahnippah (19-0) vs. TBA
Carson Jones (22-7-1) vs. TBA
Noah Zuhdi (7-0) vs. TBA

In Hyeres, France
Zakaria Azzouzi (8-0-1) vs. Michele De Meo (10-2)
Mehdi Nekaies (13-4) vs. TBA
Francisco Contreras (9-0) vs. TBA

August 26th (Wednesday), 2009
At The BB King Blues Club & Grill, New York City, NY
Argenis Mendez (13-1) vs. TBA
Joel Torres (10-0-1) vs. TBA
Tor Hamer (7-0) vs. TBA
Luis Del Valle (5-0) vs. TBA

August 27th (Thursday), 2009
At The Nokia Theater, Los Angeles, CA
(Versus) Abner Mares (18-0) vs. TBA
(Versus) David Rodela 913-1-2) vs. TBA

At The Schuetzen Park, North Bergen, NJ
Mike Arnaoutis (22-3-2) vs. Troy Browning (20-3-1)
Toris Brewer (14-3) vs. Bobby Rooney (10-2-1)
Jason Escalera (6-0) vs. Andre Espeut (2-0)

August 28th (Friday), 2009
At The Seminole Hard Rock Casino, Hollywood, FL
(ESPN2) Tavoris Cloud (19-0) vs. Clinton Woods (42-4-1)
(The Ring Magazine Unranked Light Heavyweight vs. #7)
(IBF Light Heavyweight belt)
(ESPN2) Juan Urango (21-2-1) vs. Randall Bailey (39-6)
(The Ring Magazine #6 Jr. Welterweight vs. Unranked)
(IBF Jr. Welterweight belt)
Jesus Pabon (14-1) vs. TBA

In Chiang Mai, Thailand
Pongsaklek Wonjongkam (72-3-1) vs. Takahisa Masuda (20-8-3)
(The Ring Magazine #3 Flyweight vs. Unranked)

At The Casino Montreal, Montreal, Canada
Joachim Alcine (30-1) vs. Eric Mitchell (22-5-1)
David Lemieux (16-0) vs. Baldomir Hernandez (18-2)
Nicholson Poulard (12-2) vs. Jason Naugler (18-9-1)

A New Mexico Highlands University, Las Vegas, NM
Holly Holm (24-1-3) vs. Terri Blair (11-13-2)
Frankie Archuleta (25-7-1) vs. Lorenzo Estrada (13-14-1)
Joseph Brady (13-6-1) vs. Lucas Galle (5-4)

At ASB Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand
Mohamed Azzaoui (24-5-2) vs. Moyoyo Mensah (19-7-1)
Soulan Pownceby (11-0) vs. Togasilimai Letoa (10-2)
Joseph Kwadjo (10-1) vs. TBA
Oscar Siale (10-1) vs. TBA

At The Shaw Conference Center, Edmonton, Canada
Kris Andrews (14-8-2) vs. Anthony Lessard (7-4-2)
Ryan Henney (12-3) vs. TBA

At The Orient Theatre, East London, South Africa
Nick Otieno (18-2) vs. Lubabalo Msuthu (10-2)
Themba Joyi (7-1-1) vs. Miniyakhe Sityatha (1-0)
Noni Tenge (6-0-1) vs. Yinka Adeoti

August 29th (Saturday), 2009
At The Blaisdell Center, Honolulu, HI
Brian Viloria (25-2) vs. Jesus Iribe (15-5-5)
(The Ring Magazine #1 Jr. Flyweight vs. Unranked)
(IBF Jr. Flyweight belt)

At Gerry Weber Stadium, Halle, Germany
Victor Ramirez (15-1) vs. Marco Huck (25-1)
(The Ring Magazine Unranked Cruiserweight vs. #5)
(WBO Cruiserweight belt)
Karo Murat (19-0) vs. Lorenzo Di Giacomo (37-3-1)
Alexander Abraham (25-0-1) vs. Khan Azizov (6-2-1)
Lamon Brewster (35-4) vs. Gbenga Oloukun (16-1)
Geoffrey Battelo (20-1) vs. Jimmy Kapanov (9-0)

At Quik Trip Park, Grand Prairie, TX
(TV Azteca) Jesus Soto-Karass (23-3-3) vs. Edvan Barros (10-6-1)
(TV Azteca) Miguel Garcia (16-0) vs. Carlos Rivera (16-3-2)
Jerry Belmontes (8-0) vs. Tommy Atencio (4-1)
Roberto Marroquin (8-0) vs. TBA

At The Wolstein Center, Cleveland, OH
Hector Camacho Jr. (48-3-1) vs. Israel Cardona (36-9)
Marvin Cordova (20-1-1) vs. Ernest Johnson (18-3-1)
Aaron Williams (19-2-1) vs. DeLeon Tinsley (9-4-1)
Ronald Johnson (10-1) vs. Billy Bailey (9-3)
Cortez Bey (8-1) vs. TBA

At The Emerald Queen Casino, Tacoma, WA
Kingsley Ikeke (25-3) vs. Mark Woolnough (19-5-1)

At The Cultural Center, Miyoshi, Japan
Hidenobu Honda (30-6) vs. Daigo Nakahiro(20-2)

At The Waterfront Hotel, Cebu City, The Philippines
Gerry Penalosa (54-7-2) vs. TBA
Denver Cuello (16-2-5) vs. Erik Ramirez (26-7-1)

At Coliseo Ruben Viera, Las Piedras, Puerto Rico
Jose Cotto (28-1-1) vs. TBA
Luis Cruz (11-0) vs. TBA
Jayson Velez (9-0) vs. TBA

In Mexicali, Mexico
Carlos Yanez (17-2) vs. Gilberto Leon (19-6-2)
Ana Torres (18-3-2) vs. Ava Knight (5-0-2)

At The Armory, Lynchburg, VA
Emmanuel Nwodo (22-5) vs. TBA
Corey Cummings (17-4) vs. TBA
Isaac Rodrigues (15-0) vs. TBA
Michael Englert (10-3) vs. George Rivera (10-4)
Cecil McCalla (9-0) vs. TBA

At TBA, Winston Salem, NC
Derek Edwards (24-0) vs. Carl Daniels (50-17-1)
Damian Wills (24-2-1) vs. Edward Gutierrez (15-7-1)

At The Civic Center, Rayne, LA
Bobby Aucoin (20-0-1) vs. TBA
Jarred Leblanc (9-0) vs. TBA
John Revish (9-1-1) vs. TBA

At The State Fair Grounds, Fallon, NV
Joey Gilbert (17-2) vs. TBA
Bayan Jargal (13-0-1) vs. TBA

Ghost steps up to challenge South Africa’s Klassen

By GREG BEACHAM, AP Sports Writer Aug 21, 5:34 pm EDT

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After watching his wife battle leukemia for the past two years, Robert Guerrero isn’t intimidated by tactics that might give other boxers pause.

When he steps in another unfriendly ring in Houston on Saturday night to face an unfamiliar opponent, Guerrero says he won’t think about the taunts lobbed at him by South Africa’s Malcolm Klassen and his trainer. He’ll concentrate on recent ring lessons from Shane Mosley, cemented by the life lessons of Casey Guerrero’s own fight, which she’s winning.

“There’s nothing you can say to me that’s going to get me off my game,” Guerrero said. “People have tried, but I’m focused on winning a title in my second weight class. You can’t get that out of my head by putting something in there.”
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Guerrero (24-1-1, 17 KOs) will fight for Klassen’s IBF 130-pound belt shortly before Juan Diaz faces Paulie Malignaggi at the Toyota Center on HBO.

Malignaggi already was an underdog in Diaz’s hometown before he betrayed his distraction by complaining about the ring judges and officials, so nobody will be surprised if Guerrero-Klassen turns out to be a more entertaining, competitive bout.

Guerrero is a two-time featherweight champion who gave up his IBF title last year to move up to 130 pounds. Klassen (24-4-2, 15 KOs) also is a two-time champion who has lost just once since 2001.

Guerrero has traveled to Denmark to win a title fight in front of a hostile, projectile-throwing crowd. He fought a few days after his wife’s cancer diagnosis, a few hours after sleeping on Casey’s hospital room floor, and he defiantly sat out nearly a year while fighting to change promoters.

Yet the Gilroy, Calif., native still faces questions about his determination, largely because of his disappointing no-contest against Daud Yordan last March in which Guerrero said he couldn’t continue because of a second-round cut.

That decision brought criticism on Guerrero, and Klassen’s camp noticed.

“The one area where Guerrero is going to be tested is in the heart department, and we’ve noticed the heart isn’t too big,” Nick Durandt, Klassen’s trainer, said Thursday.

Guerrero usually trains for his fights in his Bay Area hometown, but he moved south to Big Bear for this fight, using the boxing cradle’s high altitudes and resources. He also got six weeks of sparring with Mosley, the 37-year-old champion who can mimic any boxer’s style.

“After all the stuff I’ve gone through the past two years, it was nice to get away,” Guerrero said. “Just being out there isolated from family and friends and being able to just focus on training, it was real relaxing, and it’s what I needed. Now I know why (fighters) go up there.”

The matchup is an intriguing contrast in styles, with The Ghost attempting to counter Klassen’s prodigious work rate with the athleticism that sparked his nickname. Klassen is 3 inches shorter than Guerrero, but throws punches by the dozens.

“This fight will open up doors,” Klassen said. “I’m not a person who needs a lot of money. I just want to make my name.”

The fight also is a risk for Klassen, although he calls Guerrero “a one-dimensional fighter.” Klassen is fighting outside South Africa for just the second time in a career that includes two title belts, but no name recognition in this hemisphere.

“This is the stage you’ve got to perform on if you want to be noticed,” Durandt said. “I believe this was the right decision to make. This was the right voluntary challenger to face. You have to strike when the iron is hot. The iron is hot now.”

Mosley was eager to foster his investment in Guerrero as a partner in Golden Boy Promotions, but he also used the challenge to stay in shape for his next fight, which he expects to happen Dec. 5—though he doesn’t yet have an opponent after being turned down by Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. Negotiations with WBC welterweight champ Andre Berto also have bogged down.

“He has great hitting power for his weight,” Mosley said of Guerrero. “He hits like he’s 170. He doesn’t hit a like a normal guy his weight. … He’s a throwback fighter. He’ll put everything he has into his fights. He’s on time every day, he listens when I tell him something, and he’s not afraid to try things I tell him.”

AP Sports Writer Chris Duncan in Houston contributed to this report.

Diaz gets Malignaggi over decision

By CHRIS DUNCAN, AP Sports Writer Aug 23, 2:34 am EDT

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HOUSTON (AP)—Juan Diaz thinks he proved that he’s a top contender again. Paulie Malignaggi thinks three judges in Texas prevented him from becoming one.

Diaz beat Malignaggi in a 12-round, unanimous decision on Saturday night to win the vacant NABO junior welterweight championship.

Diaz, a Houston native, fought the last 10 rounds with a bloody cut over his left eye. But the hometown crowd at the Toyota Center cheered every punch Diaz landed, and Malignaggi thought that swayed the judges.

The scorecards were 118-110, 116-112 and 115-113 in favor of Diaz. Malignaggi called the decision “ridiculous” and asked for a rematch in New York City, his hometown.
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Diaz (35-2) ran to the four corners of the ring and saluted the cheering fans after the decision was announced, giving him a bounce-back win after he was knocked out by Juan Manuel Marquez at the Toyota Center in February.

“I can fight at 135 pounds, I can fight at 140,” said Diaz. “I think I’m ready to take on anybody now. Whoever wants to fight me, bring it on.”

Marquez will fight Floyd Mayweather Jr. on Sept. 19 and Diaz hopes his victory on Saturday night puts him in line to face the winner of that one. He said he’d also welcome a rematch with Malignaggi.

Golden Boy promoter Oscar De La Hoya said Ricky Hatton is another possible opponent for Diaz.

“We like going to the fighter and saying, ‘These are opportunities, but who would you like to fight?”’ De La Hoya said. “We’ll discuss it when the time is right.”

Malignaggi (27-2) said before the fight that he was worried about the judges, especially Gale Van Hoy and Raul Caiz. He pointed out that those two were judges when Houston native Rocky Juarez earned a draw with featherweight champion Chris John at the Toyota Center in February, a decision that Malignaggi thought was unfair.

Van Hoy had the 118-110 scorecard for Saturday’s main even and Malignaggi blasted the judge again. Caiz scored it 115-113 and the third judge, David Sutherland, had the 116-112 score.

“You don’t see too many good decisions in Texas, with out-of-towners against Texas fighters,” Malignaggi said. “I put my two cents in before. I said, ‘I don’t want Gale Van Hoy and I don’t want Raul Caiz.’ Raul had it pretty close. I thought I won the fight, but at least he had it close.

“But there is no way anyone won that fight 118-110,” Malignaggi said. “Gale Van Hoy just filled out his scorecard, on purpose, to (rob) Paulie Malignaggi. I don’t know how Gale Van Hoy keeps getting jobs.”

De La Hoya also questioned Van Hoy’s scorecard, but not the outcome of the fight.

“I’ve been in close fights, just like every other fighter has been in close fights,” De La Hoya said. “Sometimes you’re on the short end. That’s the way boxing is.”

Malignaggi landed 191 punches to Diaz’s 178, according to the official statistics. Malignaggi threw 949 punches to Diaz’s 663 and Malignaggi controlled the hard-charging Diaz with sharp left jabs and quick combinations.
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Diaz hit Malignaggi with a hard right in the last minute of the second round, but by the time the bell sounded, Diaz had blood trickling down his face.

Diaz was also cut over his right eye in the eighth round of the Marquez fight, and Marquez knocked him out in the ninth. Diaz fought through it this time, landing several hard shots in the later rounds.

“I lost two of my fights because of cuts,” Diaz said. “This time, I let my corner work on it, I stayed calm, relaxed and everything worked out.”

Malignaggi, dressed in flourescent purple trunks with black and white tassles, kept attacking Diaz’s eye and the cut started bleeding again in the 10th round.

The hometown crowd chanted “Diaz! Diaz!” in every round, but Malignaggi seemed to have more energy at the end. The two exchanged hard lefts in the final minute and embraced in the middle of the ring when the bell sounded.

Earlier Saturday night, Robert Guerrero stopped Malcolm Klassen in a 12-round, unanimous decision to take Klassen’s IBF junior lightweight belt.

Klassen started landing hard right hands in the fifth round and opened a cut over Guerrero’s left eye by the seventh. Guerrero also said he broke his left hand during the fight, but he used his significant height and reach advantage to keep Klassen at bay.

Also, Danny Jacobs earned the vacant NABO middleweight belt with a 10-round decision over Ishe Smith.

IMMAE Announces Launch Of Virtual Trade Community
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(PressMediaWire) Irvine, CA – IMMAE announced today the official launch of their highly-touted online trade community. The community is entitled the IVTC, an acronym standing for the “IMMAE Virtual Trade Community”. The IVTC will be an online extension of IMMAE’s physical show capabilities.

The world is rapidly changing, and US based markets are experiencing nothing less than an upheaval of epic proportions. The landscape of US based business and advertising methods are changing rapidly and are leaving those not ready to accept these changes far behind. IMMAE has created the IVTC in recognition of this paradigm shift and in recognition of staying current with the times.

The IVTC, which IMMAE believes will be one of the most advanced tradeshow platforms on the planet, will feature a rich set of tools for the IMMAE exhibitor. The IVTC will have online appointment setting, virtual buyer interfacing, product catalog displays, automated advertising management and much more. The IVTC will not stop here, and will offer similar feature sets to fight promotions, buyers, and industry professionals. This will culminate into a highly interactive virtual community focused completely on business, commerce and networking.

The IVTC changes the value proposition that IMMAE offers to its various types of attendees from exhibitors to buyers. It will allow exhibitors to begin interfacing with industry professionals and buyers before the actual tradeshow event, and to continue to do so long after it is over. This means that revenue generation is possible outside the boundaries of a single weekend. IMMAE’s goal is to create increased return on investment for exhibitors and other attendees and to make this platform the definitive and defacto platform which all MMA companies seek to be a part of.

Select exhibitors are already participating in the IVTC beta testing program and wide scale roll out will begin in the next 2 weeks. IMMAE has the ambitious goal of generating revenue and contacts for the majority of its exhibitors by June 1st, 2009, well before the commencement of the show. If successful in this goal, it will set IMMAE apart and ahead of many of the largest mainstream tradeshows which exist today.

For more information on IMMAE, please visit www.immae.tv

IMMAE CONTACT INFORMATION:
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The Lapachet Report...

Elaina, TuffNEnuff... wow!

Next weeks boxing...

Strikeforce... continued

Nonitio Donaire

Strikeforce.... wow! Carano...

Pacquiao, Griffin, Penn, Donair, Hitler, Suleman... And Oscar De La Hoya's Golden shower promotions. All this plus the live play by play of ufc 101... AND MISS PFN for August!
www.profightnetwork.com
www.antagonistmma.com

The Lapachet Report:
Jose Suleman is a bigger dick than Hilter...
Golden showers still rain for de la hoya...
A bunch a fighters nobody gives a royal F about...
HBO sucks...

Interview with... Manny Pacquiao, Nonito Donaire!

Next weeks fights from all over the world as loving lifted and ripped off from maxboxing.com

Next saturday there are a few ppv including the douche bag roy jones...

Results of last weeks fights... nothing really special to report other than golden shower promotions still pissing all over their prospects

BJ Penn Vs. Kenny Florian
BJ Penn Wins by Submission (Choke) at 3:54 in the 4th round by rear naked.

Anderson Silva Vs. Forrest Griffin
Anderson Silva Wins by Knock Out at 3:23 in the 1st round .

Amir Sadollah Vs. Johny Hendricks
Johny Hendricks Wins by Technical Knock Out at 0:29 in the 1st round .

Kendall Grove Vs. Ricardo Almeida
Ricardo Almeida Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Josh Neer Vs. Kurt Pellegrino
Kurt Pellegrino Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Shane Nelson Vs. Aaron Riley
Aaron Riley Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Tamdan McCrory Vs. John Howard
John Howard Wins by Split Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Thales Leites Vs. Alessio Sakara
Alessio Sakara Wins by Split Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Matthew Riddle Vs. Dan Cramer
Matthew Riddle Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .
George Sotiropoulos Wins by Submission (Arm Lock) at 1:59 in the 2nd round by kimura.

Jesse Lennox Vs. Danillo Villefort
Jesse Lennox Wins by Technical Knock Out at 3:37 in the 3rd round by cut.

BJ Penn Vs. Kenny Florian
BJ Penn Wins by Submission (Choke) at 3:54 in the 4th round by rear naked.

Anderson Silva Vs. Forrest Griffin
Anderson Silva Wins by Knock Out at 3:23 in the 1st round .

Amir Sadollah Vs. Johny Hendricks
Johny Hendricks Wins by Technical Knock Out at 0:29 in the 1st round .

Kendall Grove Vs. Ricardo Almeida
Ricardo Almeida Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Josh Neer Vs. Kurt Pellegrino
Kurt Pellegrino Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Shane Nelson Vs. Aaron Riley
Aaron Riley Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Tamdan McCrory Vs. John Howard
John Howard Wins by Split Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Thales Leites Vs. Alessio Sakara
Alessio Sakara Wins by Split Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Matthew Riddle Vs. Dan Cramer
Matthew Riddle Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .
George Sotiropoulos Wins by Submission (Arm Lock) at 1:59 in the 2nd round by kimura.

Jesse Lennox Vs. Danillo Villefort
Jesse Lennox Wins by Technical Knock Out at 3:37 in the 3rd round by cut.

Gotta listen to find out the winner...

BJ Penn Vs. Kenny Florian
BJ Penn Wins by Submission (Choke) at 3:54 in the 4th round by rear naked.

Anderson Silva Vs. Forrest Griffin
Anderson Silva Wins by Knock Out at 3:23 in the 1st round .

Amir Sadollah Vs. Johny Hendricks
Johny Hendricks Wins by Technical Knock Out at 0:29 in the 1st round .

Kendall Grove Vs. Ricardo Almeida
Ricardo Almeida Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Josh Neer Vs. Kurt Pellegrino
Kurt Pellegrino Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Shane Nelson Vs. Aaron Riley
Aaron Riley Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Tamdan McCrory Vs. John Howard
John Howard Wins by Split Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Thales Leites Vs. Alessio Sakara
Alessio Sakara Wins by Split Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Matthew Riddle Vs. Dan Cramer
Matthew Riddle Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .
George Sotiropoulos Wins by Submission (Arm Lock) at 1:59 in the 2nd round by kimura.

Jesse Lennox Vs. Danillo Villefort
Jesse Lennox Wins by Technical Knock Out at 3:37 in the 3rd round by cut.

BJ Penn Vs. Kenny Florian
BJ Penn Wins by Submission (Choke) at 3:54 in the 4th round by rear naked.

Anderson Silva Vs. Forrest Griffin
Anderson Silva Wins by Knock Out at 3:23 in the 1st round .

Amir Sadollah Vs. Johny Hendricks
Johny Hendricks Wins by Technical Knock Out at 0:29 in the 1st round .

Kendall Grove Vs. Ricardo Almeida
Ricardo Almeida Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Josh Neer Vs. Kurt Pellegrino
Kurt Pellegrino Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Shane Nelson Vs. Aaron Riley
Aaron Riley Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Tamdan McCrory Vs. John Howard
John Howard Wins by Split Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Thales Leites Vs. Alessio Sakara
Alessio Sakara Wins by Split Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Matthew Riddle Vs. Dan Cramer
Matthew Riddle Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .
George Sotiropoulos Wins by Submission (Arm Lock) at 1:59 in the 2nd round by kimura.

Jesse Lennox Vs. Danillo Villefort
Jesse Lennox Wins by Technical Knock Out at 3:37 in the 3rd round by cut.

BJ Penn Vs. Kenny Florian
BJ Penn Wins by Submission (Choke) at 3:54 in the 4th round by rear naked.

Anderson Silva Vs. Forrest Griffin
Anderson Silva Wins by Knock Out at 3:23 in the 1st round .

Amir Sadollah Vs. Johny Hendricks
Johny Hendricks Wins by Technical Knock Out at 0:29 in the 1st round .

Kendall Grove Vs. Ricardo Almeida
Ricardo Almeida Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Josh Neer Vs. Kurt Pellegrino
Kurt Pellegrino Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Shane Nelson Vs. Aaron Riley
Aaron Riley Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Tamdan McCrory Vs. John Howard
John Howard Wins by Split Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Thales Leites Vs. Alessio Sakara
Alessio Sakara Wins by Split Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .

Matthew Riddle Vs. Dan Cramer
Matthew Riddle Wins by Unanimous Decision at 5:00 in the 3rd round .
George Sotiropoulos Wins by Submission (Arm Lock) at 1:59 in the 2nd round by kimura.

Jesse Lennox Vs. Danillo Villefort
Jesse Lennox Wins by Technical Knock Out at 3:37 in the 3rd round by cut.

Robert Drysdal world class, world famous Jiu-Jitsu trainer (of everyone) hands us a complete candid interview about Anderson Silva and comments made by Anderson Silva... and the winner of the Silva VS Griffin match up.. Plus a quick look at the main event of the evening.

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Complete broadcast from pillar to post the best show about nothing... ever!

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You must give it 23 minutes to get to the amazing part! I promise this is the best on ever! The show is dedicated to Arturo Gatti

Boxing Is Missing A Piece of Its Heart Now
By Jason Petock, DoghouseBoxing (July 12, 2009)
Today is a sad and tragic day for all fans
of boxing, as it has been reported that Arturo Gatti
has left this earthly plane. No fighter will be able to replace the ferocity and true heart that Arturo fought with in the ring, a man who literally encompassed what it meant to be a fighter and actually fight for a living, not just go through the motions. He showed us all what a man could do when he would put it all on the line everytime he laced up the gloves, and his loss is saddening and too abrupt. Boxing is missing a large piece of its heart right now that cannot be replaced, that piece was Arturo “Thunder” Gatti.

I actually never had the honor or privilege of meeting Arturo in person. Nor have I ever seen any of his bouts live, although I always wanted to. Out of all of the fighters out there, living or deceased, I honestly have to say that Gatti was truly my favorite. I had tried in vain once to get an interview with him. Luckily, I got to speak to Arturo for about 3 minutes, and as one of his biggest fans, those were the best three minutes of my life. I was humbled when I was told by Danny McDermott
, also a fighter, that Arturo had read an article of mine and that it motivated him and he agreed with what I had written. It made me feel proud that a hero of mine had taken notice of me and my small little world. I’ll never forget any of that.

Boxing media over time hasn’t been particularly too kind to Arturo Gatti. When they weren’t dissecting his opponents, or judging him very harshly, they were immediately rushing him out the door, even when he still had a quarter tank of gas left in the tank. He fought everyone and anyone he could, and refused to duck fighters, something that has become commonplace these days in a weaker society it seems. I always defended the man in my writing, and chose not to follow the crowds, who are generally more interested in sensationalism and less interested in telling the truth. I write as a fan and because I love the sport, and technically I am not a writer. At least in the sense of boxing journalism. Boxing writers write to make money and deface fighters careers often, I write as a fan like I said and make no money doing it.

What is even sadder is that now those very same writers who would slam Arturo Gatti and his career will now hop off of their original bandwagons and get onto other ones, so that they can shine in the fall of a great fighter. I miss you Arturo already, although we never knew one another, you were always a hero of mine and someone who I looked up to and admired from a distance. Your wars in the ring gave me hope in troubling times. You let me know that anything could be accomplished and that it is a man’s heart and will that make him persevere and nothing more. I only wish that I could have met you. Maybe one day I’ll meet you in Heaven, if they’ll take me that is.

Goodbye Arturo “Thunder” Gatti. They say when someone dies that the sky opens up and the angels cry for them. I know they are crying for you as well Champ. You are missed by all and there is a void in boxing where you once were. There can never be a fighter to come along and take your place and your career is inspirational, motivating and a lesson for us all. Rest well Arturo, you’ve earned it.

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Lots of great greenman clips, Liddell vs Ortiz and metallica... Happy 4th!

The fonality fight club! Saturday brought us, perhaps one of the most compelling and entertaining armature fights that we have ever seen. First of all, the MEN of fonality took this serious. Second of all it was entertaining as hell! Chris Greenman and Lee Honish host this armature fight club that was broadcast live and is now in replays at profightnetwork.com

Fight_Net Radio Boxing Report Part 1 Last weeks fights including: Arthur Abraham Lopez And the melt down of Victor Ortiz Part 2 Next weeks Fights Maxboxing.com June 28th (Sunday), 2009 At Gradski Stadiumn, Banja Luka, Bosnia & Herzegovina Goran Delic (12-0) vs. Michele De Meo (9-1) Bogdan Mitic (12-1) vs. Mihai Iorgu (3-13-3) At The Tower Ballroom, Edgbaston, England Martin Concepcion (13-5) vs. Dee Mitchell (8-4) Eddie McIntosh (8-0) vs. Jamie Norkett (3-8) June 30th (Tuesday), 2009 At TBA, London, England Jason Booth (32-5) vs. Rocky Dean (14-10-2) Martin Power (19-4) vs. TBA Ian Napa (18-7) vs. TBA Akaash Bhatia (14-0) vs. Jamie Arthur (14-2) Darren Sutherland (3-0) vs. TBA July 2nd (Thursday), 2009 At Sport Complex Krylatskoe, Moscow, Russia Grigory Drozd (31-1) vs. Darnell Wilson (23-8-3) Andrey Isaev (20-1) vs. Chaiyong Sithsaithong (16-4-3) Dmitry Ganiev (9-0-1) vs. Sapapetch Sakaorat (14-5) In Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Suguru Takizawa (18-1) vs. Tsutomu Yamanaka (17-1) Naoto Saito (15-4-5) vs. Takumi Suda (9-4-2) Takuji Matsuhashi (11-1) vs. Yoshiharu Ikeda (10-7-2) July 3rd (Friday), 2009 At The Palais des Sport Marcel Cerdan, Levallois-Perret, France Souleymane M'baye (37-3-1) vs. Paul McCloskey (19-0) Ali Chebah (30-1) vs. Fidel Munoz (19-0) Andrei Kudriavtsev (31-6) vs. Anthony Mezaache (15-5-3) At The South Point Casino, Las Vegas, NV Layla McCarter (31-13-5) vs. Fujin Raika (18-5-1) Antonio Mesquita (34-1) vs. Victor Correa (9-3) Carlos Nascimento (23-1) vs. TBA At The Soccio Center, Langenhagen, Germany Lukas Konecny (39-3) vs. TBA Natascha Ragosina (20-0) vs. Leatitia Robinson (15-1) Esther Schouten (23-5-1) vs. Bettina Voelker (6-2-3) In Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Jerope Zuiyama (19-1-2) vs. Yota Sato (16-2) Hiroyasu Matsuzaki (18-3-1) vs. Seiichi Okada (8-0) Kazuma Miura (12-1-2) vs. Kinuto Tauchi (9-2-2) Takayuki Hosokawa (13-6-3) vs. Charles Bellamy (10-1-1) July 4th (Saturday), 2009 In Poitiers, France Anselmo Moreno (25-1-1) vs. Mahyar Monshipour (31-3-2) (The Ring Magazine #2 Bantamweight vs. Unranked) (WBA Bantamweight belt) Daniel Sassou (28-14-4) vs. Arsen Martirosyan (14-2) Frederic Patrac (25-7-1) vs. Manuel Sequera (9-13-1) Nadege Szikora (7-0) vs. Isabelle Leonardi (4-4-1) At The Color Line Arena, Hamburg, Germany Alexander Dimitrenko (29-0) vs. Eddie Chambers (34-1) (The Ring Magazine #8 Heavyweight vs. #6) Susi Kentikian (24-0) vs. Carolina Gaite (15-1) Alesia Graf (23-1) vs. TBA Alexander Alexeev (17-1) vs. TBA At The Olympia, Liverpool, England Brian Magee (32-3-1) vs. Tony Quigley (13-1) At Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan Motoki Sasaki (31-7-1) vs. Dexter Delada (16-6) Yoshimitsu Yashiro (21-0-2) vs. Takashi Miura (15-1-2) Part 3 The Lapachet Report: News of the week including: Oscar De La Hoya’s Penis Party-a-go-go & The complete melt down of Golden Boy fighters Yahoo’s top 10 of boxing

Chuck Lidell VS Rich Franklin Elaina Maxwell VS Jay Hieron Bobby Lashley VS Bob Sapp Elaina Maxwell VS Lee Honish UFC 100 Plus way too much about our personal lives and if we would take 200 million from Michael Jackson to "do things" to us plus plus plus Elaina Maxwell and the NBA

Chuck Lidell VS Rich Franklin
Elaina Maxwell VS Jay Hieron
Bobby Lashley VS Bob Sapp
Elaina Maxwell VS Lee Honish
UFC 100
Plus way too much about our personal lives and if we would take 200 million from Michael Jackson to "do things" to us plus plus plus Elaina Maxwell and the NBA

Fight_Net Radio Boxing Report

Part 1
Last weeks fights including:
Arthur Abraham
Lopez
And the melt down of Victor Ortiz

Part 2
Next weeks Fights
Maxboxing.com

June 28th (Sunday), 2009 At Gradski Stadiumn, Banja Luka, Bosnia & Herzegovina
Goran Delic (12-0) vs. Michele De Meo (9-1)
Bogdan Mitic (12-1) vs. Mihai Iorgu (3-13-3)

At The Tower Ballroom, Edgbaston, England
Martin Concepcion (13-5) vs. Dee Mitchell (8-4)
Eddie McIntosh (8-0) vs. Jamie Norkett (3-8)

June 30th (Tuesday), 2009 At TBA, London, England
Jason Booth (32-5) vs. Rocky Dean (14-10-2)
Martin Power (19-4) vs. TBA
Ian Napa (18-7) vs. TBA
Akaash Bhatia (14-0) vs. Jamie Arthur (14-2)
Darren Sutherland (3-0) vs. TBA

July 2nd (Thursday), 2009 At Sport Complex Krylatskoe, Moscow, Russia
Grigory Drozd (31-1) vs. Darnell Wilson (23-8-3)
Andrey Isaev (20-1) vs. Chaiyong Sithsaithong (16-4-3)
Dmitry Ganiev (9-0-1) vs. Sapapetch Sakaorat (14-5)

In Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Suguru Takizawa (18-1) vs. Tsutomu Yamanaka (17-1)
Naoto Saito (15-4-5) vs. Takumi Suda (9-4-2)
Takuji Matsuhashi (11-1) vs. Yoshiharu Ikeda (10-7-2)

July 3rd (Friday), 2009 At The Palais des Sport Marcel Cerdan, Levallois-Perret, France
Souleymane M'baye (37-3-1) vs. Paul McCloskey (19-0)
Ali Chebah (30-1) vs. Fidel Munoz (19-0)
Andrei Kudriavtsev (31-6) vs. Anthony Mezaache (15-5-3)

At The South Point Casino, Las Vegas, NV
Layla McCarter (31-13-5) vs. Fujin Raika (18-5-1)
Antonio Mesquita (34-1) vs. Victor Correa (9-3)
Carlos Nascimento (23-1) vs. TBA
At The Soccio Center, Langenhagen, Germany
Lukas Konecny (39-3) vs. TBA
Natascha Ragosina (20-0) vs. Leatitia Robinson (15-1)
Esther Schouten (23-5-1) vs. Bettina Voelker (6-2-3)

In Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Jerope Zuiyama (19-1-2) vs. Yota Sato (16-2)
Hiroyasu Matsuzaki (18-3-1) vs. Seiichi Okada (8-0)
Kazuma Miura (12-1-2) vs. Kinuto Tauchi (9-2-2)
Takayuki Hosokawa (13-6-3) vs. Charles Bellamy (10-1-1)

July 4th (Saturday), 2009 In Poitiers, France
Anselmo Moreno (25-1-1) vs. Mahyar Monshipour (31-3-2)
(The Ring Magazine #2 Bantamweight vs. Unranked)
(WBA Bantamweight belt)
Daniel Sassou (28-14-4) vs. Arsen Martirosyan (14-2)
Frederic Patrac (25-7-1) vs. Manuel Sequera (9-13-1)
Nadege Szikora (7-0) vs. Isabelle Leonardi (4-4-1)

At The Color Line Arena, Hamburg, Germany
Alexander Dimitrenko (29-0) vs. Eddie Chambers (34-1)
(The Ring Magazine #8 Heavyweight vs. #6)
Susi Kentikian (24-0) vs. Carolina Gaite (15-1)
Alesia Graf (23-1) vs. TBA
Alexander Alexeev (17-1) vs. TBA

At The Olympia, Liverpool, England
Brian Magee (32-3-1) vs. Tony Quigley (13-1)

At Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Motoki Sasaki (31-7-1) vs. Dexter Delada (16-6)
Yoshimitsu Yashiro (21-0-2) vs. Takashi Miura (15-1-2)

Part 3
The Lapachet Report:
News of the week including:
Oscar De La Hoya’s Penis Party-a-go-go & The complete melt down of Golden Boy fighters
Yahoo’s top 10 of boxing

Fight_Net Radio Boxing Report

Part 1
Last weeks fights including:
Arthur Abraham
Lopez
And the melt down of Victor Ortiz

Part 2
Next weeks Fights
Maxboxing.com

June 28th (Sunday), 2009 At Gradski Stadiumn, Banja Luka, Bosnia & Herzegovina
Goran Delic (12-0) vs. Michele De Meo (9-1)
Bogdan Mitic (12-1) vs. Mihai Iorgu (3-13-3)

At The Tower Ballroom, Edgbaston, England
Martin Concepcion (13-5) vs. Dee Mitchell (8-4)
Eddie McIntosh (8-0) vs. Jamie Norkett (3-8)

June 30th (Tuesday), 2009 At TBA, London, England
Jason Booth (32-5) vs. Rocky Dean (14-10-2)
Martin Power (19-4) vs. TBA
Ian Napa (18-7) vs. TBA
Akaash Bhatia (14-0) vs. Jamie Arthur (14-2)
Darren Sutherland (3-0) vs. TBA

July 2nd (Thursday), 2009 At Sport Complex Krylatskoe, Moscow, Russia
Grigory Drozd (31-1) vs. Darnell Wilson (23-8-3)
Andrey Isaev (20-1) vs. Chaiyong Sithsaithong (16-4-3)
Dmitry Ganiev (9-0-1) vs. Sapapetch Sakaorat (14-5)

In Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Suguru Takizawa (18-1) vs. Tsutomu Yamanaka (17-1)
Naoto Saito (15-4-5) vs. Takumi Suda (9-4-2)
Takuji Matsuhashi (11-1) vs. Yoshiharu Ikeda (10-7-2)

July 3rd (Friday), 2009 At The Palais des Sport Marcel Cerdan, Levallois-Perret, France
Souleymane M'baye (37-3-1) vs. Paul McCloskey (19-0)
Ali Chebah (30-1) vs. Fidel Munoz (19-0)
Andrei Kudriavtsev (31-6) vs. Anthony Mezaache (15-5-3)

At The South Point Casino, Las Vegas, NV
Layla McCarter (31-13-5) vs. Fujin Raika (18-5-1)
Antonio Mesquita (34-1) vs. Victor Correa (9-3)
Carlos Nascimento (23-1) vs. TBA
At The Soccio Center, Langenhagen, Germany
Lukas Konecny (39-3) vs. TBA
Natascha Ragosina (20-0) vs. Leatitia Robinson (15-1)
Esther Schouten (23-5-1) vs. Bettina Voelker (6-2-3)

In Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Jerope Zuiyama (19-1-2) vs. Yota Sato (16-2)
Hiroyasu Matsuzaki (18-3-1) vs. Seiichi Okada (8-0)
Kazuma Miura (12-1-2) vs. Kinuto Tauchi (9-2-2)
Takayuki Hosokawa (13-6-3) vs. Charles Bellamy (10-1-1)

July 4th (Saturday), 2009 In Poitiers, France
Anselmo Moreno (25-1-1) vs. Mahyar Monshipour (31-3-2)
(The Ring Magazine #2 Bantamweight vs. Unranked)
(WBA Bantamweight belt)
Daniel Sassou (28-14-4) vs. Arsen Martirosyan (14-2)
Frederic Patrac (25-7-1) vs. Manuel Sequera (9-13-1)
Nadege Szikora (7-0) vs. Isabelle Leonardi (4-4-1)

At The Color Line Arena, Hamburg, Germany
Alexander Dimitrenko (29-0) vs. Eddie Chambers (34-1)
(The Ring Magazine #8 Heavyweight vs. #6)
Susi Kentikian (24-0) vs. Carolina Gaite (15-1)
Alesia Graf (23-1) vs. TBA
Alexander Alexeev (17-1) vs. TBA

At The Olympia, Liverpool, England
Brian Magee (32-3-1) vs. Tony Quigley (13-1)

At Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Motoki Sasaki (31-7-1) vs. Dexter Delada (16-6)
Yoshimitsu Yashiro (21-0-2) vs. Takashi Miura (15-1-2)

Part 3
The Lapachet Report:
News of the week including:
Oscar De La Hoya’s Penis Party-a-go-go & The complete melt down of Golden Boy fighters
Yahoo’s top 10 of boxing

The fonality fight club! Saturday brought us, perhaps one of the most compelling and entertaining armature fights that we have ever seen. First of all, the MEN of fonality took this serious. Second of all it was entertaining as hell! Chris Greenman and Lee Honish host this armature fight club that was broadcast live and is now in replays at profightnetwork.com

The fonality fight club! Saturday brought us, perhaps one of the most compelling and entertaining armature fights that we have ever seen. First of all, the MEN of fonality took this serious. Second of all it was entertaining as hell! Chris Greenman and Lee Honish host this armature fight club that was broadcast live and is now in replays at profightnetwork.com

The fonality fight club! Saturday brought us, perhaps one of the most compelling and entertaining armature fights that we have ever seen. First of all, the MEN of fonality took this serious. Second of all it was entertaining as hell! Chris Greenman and Lee Honish host this armature fight club that was broadcast live and is now in replays at profightnetwork.com

The fonality fight club! Saturday brought us, perhaps one of the most compelling and entertaining armature fights that we have ever seen. First of all, the MEN of fonality took this serious. Second of all it was entertaining as hell! Chris Greenman and Lee Honish host this armature fight club that was broadcast live and is now in replays at profightnetwork.com

The fonality fight club! Saturday brought us, perhaps one of the most compelling and entertaining armature fights that we have ever seen. First of all, the MEN of fonality took this serious. Second of all it was entertaining as hell! Chris Greenman and Lee Honish host this armature fight club that was broadcast live and is now in replays at profightnetwork.com

The fonality fight club! Saturday brought us, perhaps one of the most compelling and entertaining armature fights that we have ever seen. First of all, the MEN of fonality took this serious. Second of all it was entertaining as hell! Chris Greenman and Lee Honish host this armature fight club that was broadcast live and is now in replays at profightnetwork.com

The fonality fight club! Saturday brought us, perhaps one of the most compelling and entertaining armature fights that we have ever seen. First of all, the MEN of fonality took this serious. Second of all it was entertaining as hell! Chris Greenman and Lee Honish host this armature fight club that was broadcast live and is now in replays at profightnetwork.com

Complete show with bell to bell coverage of klitschko vs chagaev

This weeks show is a little odd due to the fathers day sunday. Aparntly most of the cast will be spread out on that day and it restricts the show. Here is what we have Chris and Lee discuss the TUF finals, PFN website & fonality.com returns to geek up the show!
The boxing guys bring you complete bell to bell coverage of Klitscho VS Chagev from Germany Live as we watch the fight go down!

This weeks show is a little odd due to the fathers day sunday. Aparntly most of the cast will be spread out on that day and it restricts the show. Here is what we have Chris and Lee discuss the TUF finals, PFN website & fonality.com returns to geek up the show!
The boxing guys bring you complete bell to bell coverage of Klitscho VS Chagev from Germany Live as we watch the fight go down!

This weeks show is a little odd due to the fathers day sunday. Aparntly most of the cast will be spread out on that day and it restricts the show. Here is what we have Chris and Lee discuss the TUF finals, PFN website & fonality.com returns to geek up the show!
The boxing guys bring you complete bell to bell coverage of Klitscho VS Chagev from Germany Live as we watch the fight go down!

This weeks show is a little odd due to the fathers day sunday. Aparntly most of the cast will be spread out on that day and it restricts the show. Here is what we have Chris and Lee discuss the TUF finals, PFN website & fonality.com returns to geek up the show!
The boxing guys bring you complete bell to bell coverage of Klitscho VS Chagev from Germany Live as we watch the fight go down!

This weeks show is a little odd due to the fathers day sunday. Aparntly most of the cast will be spread out on that day and it restricts the show. Here is what we have Chris and Lee discuss the TUF finals, PFN website & fonality.com returns to geek up the show!
The boxing guys bring you complete bell to bell coverage of Klitscho VS Chagev from Germany Live as we watch the fight go down!

This weeks complete Fight_Net Radio… (Complete show) Brought to you in 8 glorious segments of mayhem, mirth and merriment! The usual cast is back: Lee Honish, Andrew Lapachet, AKA Willy, Julian Kasdin, Chris Greenman & Elaina Maxwell Segment 1: Last (2) weeks fights featuring the results of Cotto V Clotty and much more Segment 2: Next weeks fights from around the world brought to you by maxboxing.com Segment 3: Lapachet Report Segment 4: UFC review Segment 5: Elaina Maxwell joins the fun… Segment 6: Gina the ring card girl stops in… Segment 7: “The fight club” Segment 8: The wrap up and reviews of hot chicks of PFN

This weeks complete Fight_Net Radio…

Brought to you in 8 glorious segments of mayhem, mirth and merriment!

The usual cast is back: Lee Honish, Andrew Lapachet, AKA Willy, Julian Kasdin, Chris Greenman & Elaina Maxwell

Segment 1: Last (2) weeks fights featuring the results of Cotto V Clotty and much more
Segment 2: Next weeks fights from around the world brought to you by maxboxing.com
Segment 3: Lapachet Report
Segment 4: UFC review
Segment 5: Elaina Maxwell joins the fun…
Segment 6: Gina the ring card girl stops in…
Segment 7: “The fight club”
Segment 8: The wrap up and reviews of hot chicks of PFN

This weeks complete Fight_Net Radio…

Brought to you in 8 glorious segments of mayhem, mirth and merriment!

The usual cast is back: Lee Honish, Andrew Lapachet, AKA Willy, Julian Kasdin, Chris Greenman & Elaina Maxwell

Segment 1: Last (2) weeks fights featuring the results of Cotto V Clotty and much more
Segment 2: Next weeks fights from around the world brought to you by maxboxing.com
Segment 3: Lapachet Report
Segment 4: UFC review
Segment 5: Elaina Maxwell joins the fun…
Segment 6: Gina the ring card girl stops in…
Segment 7: “The fight club”
Segment 8: The wrap up and reviews of hot chicks of PFN

This weeks complete Fight_Net Radio…

Brought to you in 8 glorious segments of mayhem, mirth and merriment!

The usual cast is back: Lee Honish, Andrew Lapachet, AKA Willy, Julian Kasdin, Chris Greenman & Elaina Maxwell

Segment 1: Last (2) weeks fights featuring the results of Cotto V Clotty and much more
Segment 2: Next weeks fights from around the world brought to you by maxboxing.com
Segment 3: Lapachet Report
Segment 4: UFC review
Segment 5: Elaina Maxwell joins the fun…
Segment 6: Gina the ring card girl stops in…
Segment 7: “The fight club”
Segment 8: The wrap up and reviews of hot chicks of PFN

This weeks complete Fight_Net Radio…

Brought to you in 8 glorious segments of mayhem, mirth and merriment!

The usual cast is back: Lee Honish, Andrew Lapachet, AKA Willy, Julian Kasdin, Chris Greenman & Elaina Maxwell

Segment 1: Last (2) weeks fights featuring the results of Cotto V Clotty and much more
Segment 2: Next weeks fights from around the world brought to you by maxboxing.com
Segment 3: Lapachet Report
Segment 4: UFC review
Segment 5: Elaina Maxwell joins the fun…
Segment 6: Gina the ring card girl stops in…
Segment 7: “The fight club”
Segment 8: The wrap up and reviews of hot chicks of PFN

This weeks complete Fight_Net Radio…

Brought to you in 8 glorious segments of mayhem, mirth and merriment!

The usual cast is back: Lee Honish, Andrew Lapachet, AKA Willy, Julian Kasdin, Chris Greenman & Elaina Maxwell

Segment 1: Last (2) weeks fights featuring the results of Cotto V Clotty and much more
Segment 2: Next weeks fights from around the world brought to you by maxboxing.com
Segment 3: Lapachet Report
Segment 4: UFC review
Segment 5: Elaina Maxwell joins the fun…
Segment 6: Gina the ring card girl stops in…
Segment 7: “The fight club”
Segment 8: The wrap up and reviews of hot chicks of PFN

This weeks complete Fight_Net Radio…

Brought to you in 8 glorious segments of mayhem, mirth and merriment!

The usual cast is back: Lee Honish, Andrew Lapachet, AKA Willy, Julian Kasdin, Chris Greenman & Elaina Maxwell

Segment 1: Last (2) weeks fights featuring the results of Cotto V Clotty and much more
Segment 2: Next weeks fights from around the world brought to you by maxboxing.com
Segment 3: Lapachet Report
Segment 4: UFC review
Segment 5: Elaina Maxwell joins the fun…
Segment 6: Gina the ring card girl stops in…
Segment 7: “The fight club”
Segment 8: The wrap up and reviews of hot chicks of PFN

This weeks complete Fight_Net Radio…

Brought to you in 8 glorious segments of mayhem, mirth and merriment!

The usual cast is back: Lee Honish, Andrew Lapachet, AKA Willy, Julian Kasdin, Chris Greenman & Elaina Maxwell

Segment 1: Last (2) weeks fights featuring the results of Cotto V Clotty and much more
Segment 2: Next weeks fights from around the world brought to you by maxboxing.com
Segment 3: Lapachet Report
Segment 4: UFC review
Segment 5: Elaina Maxwell joins the fun…
Segment 6: Gina the ring card girl stops in…
Segment 7: “The fight club”
Segment 8: The wrap up and reviews of hot chicks of PFN

This weeks complete Fight_Net Radio…

Brought to you in 8 glorious segments of mayhem, mirth and merriment!

The usual cast is back: Lee Honish, Andrew Lapachet, AKA Willy, Julian Kasdin, Chris Greenman & Elaina Maxwell

Segment 1: Last (2) weeks fights featuring the results of Cotto V Clotty and much more
Segment 2: Next weeks fights from around the world brought to you by maxboxing.com
Segment 3: Lapachet Report
Segment 4: UFC review
Segment 5: Elaina Maxwell joins the fun…
Segment 6: Gina the ring card girl stops in…
Segment 7: “The fight club”
Segment 8: The wrap up and reviews of hot chicks of PFN

HERE WE GO AGAIN

Live This Sunday

2PM to 6PM Pacific

Pro Fight Network

Invades the OC!!!

Tune in for:

Guests

Revelations

Nudity

Extreme Violence

Training Tips

Nudity

Graphic Language

Chuck Talk

MMA News

All this and more!

HERE WE GO AGAIN

Live This Sunday

2PM to 6PM Pacific

Pro Fight Network

Invades the OC!!!

Tune in for:

Guests

Revelations

Nudity

Extreme Violence

Training Tips

Nudity

Graphic Language

Chuck Talk

MMA News

All this and more!

HERE WE GO AGAIN

Live This Sunday

2PM to 6PM Pacific

Pro Fight Network

Invades the OC!!!

Tune in for:

Guests

Revelations

Nudity

Extreme Violence

Training Tips

Nudity

Graphic Language

Chuck Talk

MMA News

All this and more!

HERE WE GO AGAIN

Live This Sunday

2PM to 6PM Pacific

Pro Fight Network

Invades the OC!!!

Tune in for:

Guests

Revelations

Nudity

Extreme Violence

Training Tips

Nudity

Graphic Language

Chuck Talk

MMA News

All this and more!

HERE WE GO AGAIN

Live This Sunday

2PM to 6PM Pacific

Pro Fight Network

Invades the OC!!!

Tune in for:

Guests

Revelations

Nudity

Extreme Violence

Training Tips

Nudity

Graphic Language

Chuck Talk

MMA News

All this and more!

Wow... 1 full hour of wild stuff

More boxing... plus news!

Boxing

Kevin Randleman, Chris, Lee and Elaina from Tuff-n-uff

Let the games begin... Check back often for updates

All about UFC:
Lee Honish, Chris Greenman & Elaina Maxwell
Recap of the week and all of the events
UFC
Chuck Liddell and the press release
Tuff E Nuff
More UFC
More Elaina Bashing
Chuck is Melting
Dana and Chuck
More about the press release line by line...
Next weeks live broadcast...

All about UFC:
Lee Honish, Chris Greenman & Elaina Maxwell
Recap of the week and all of the events
UFC
Chuck Liddell and the press release
Tuff E Nuff
More UFC
More Elaina Bashing
Chuck is Melting
Dana and Chuck
More about the press release line by line...
Next weeks live broadcast...

All about UFC:
Lee Honish, Chris Greenman & Elaina Maxwell
Recap of the week and all of the events
UFC
Chuck Liddell and the press release
Tuff E Nuff
More UFC
More Elaina Bashing
Chuck is Melting
Dana and Chuck
More about the press release line by line...
Next weeks live broadcast...

All about UFC:
Lee Honish, Chris Greenman & Elaina Maxwell
Recap of the week and all of the events
UFC
Chuck Liddell and the press release
Tuff E Nuff
More UFC
More Elaina Bashing
Chuck is Melting
Dana and Chuck
More about the press release line by line...
Next weeks live broadcast...

The complete broadcast

Daniel Puder.... wow!

Segment 5 MMA

Bas Ruten is the ron popeel of mma

Phil Baroni

On fighting Riggs

On dating

On strippers

On Rashad Evans

On Chuck Lidell

On Elaina Maxwell

Segment 4 MMA

Strikeforce is crazy…

UFC 98 full card

Chuck Lidell fights at taco bell?

Greenman goes to a clan rally

How to break up…

Elaina Maxwell joins

UFC winners

Maxwell and nipple action

Elaina Maxwell is a prude in bed…

Segment 3 Lapachet Report (Boxing News)

Dan Rafeal is really fat

Pavlik V Mora

Dan Rafeal is still fat

Mayweather press tour

Holyfield fights again

Gamboa

Max Kellerman is dumb

Pernell Whitaker is the greatest Cocaine sniffing light weight of all time

Segment 2: Next weeks figh