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Huge news on Floyd Mayweather

I just got off the phone with a source very close to the situation and I am told that Floyd Mayweather and his representatives have been in contact with UFC’s

by Will of Justbleed.net

Hi there, my name is Will from www.justbleed.net. As I am sure you can tell, the updates on this site have been sporadic. This is due to the lack of time Tamara, the site owner, has available these days. That is where I step in. My partner at Justbleed.net

Hilo’s B.J. Penn has his sights set on Georges St. Pierre.

The Hawaiian mixed martial arts fighter told fans he wants a rematch with the UFC welterweight champion after he battered former title holder Sean Sherk last night.

St. Pierre won a split decision at 170 pounds when they met in March 2006.

UFC president Dana White says Penn may have another fight

LAS VEGAS — One strived to recapture a title he believed was wrongly taken away, the other hoped to leave behind a legacy he felt was inappropriately tarnished.

Instead, both Sean Sherk and Tito Ortiz left the octagon Saturday night with their faces bloodied and swollen and their pride also somewhat bruised.

Sherk was attempting to regain his Ultimate Fighting Ch

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Lets get Randy Couture back in the UFC! What do you think? Is it worth a go?

Here is a letter from Todd Barry in Canada with a great idea!

Hello Tamara,  great site! lot’s of mma and ufc news for a junkie like myself!  anyways, more to the point, I watched a Randy Couture interview the other day and was

Reported by ufc.com, Sometimes history can occur in seconds. Tonight, before a sold-out crowd of 16, 235 at the O2 Arena, it took 25 minutes as Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson became the first man in mixed martial arts history to unify a major title, decisioning Dan Henderson over five hard-fought rounds to defend his UFC light heavyweight