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SPORTS TV VETERAN JAY GLAZER JOINS BELLATOR BROADCAST TEAM

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DEBUT SET FOR BELLATOR 192 YI Satidee, Jan. 20 – LIVE ON PARAMOUNT NETWORK

 

 

Los Angeles – Bellator announced today that sports television mainstay Jay Glazer will join the Bellator broadcast team. Beginning with Bellator 192, Glazer will host the broadcast desk as Bellator kicks off 2018 on Paramount Network (tẹlẹ Spike) Saturday, Jan. 20 ni 9 p.m. ATI.

 

 

 

Glazer joins reporter Jenn Brown, play-by-play men Mike Goldberg ati Mauro Ranallo, as well as color commentators “Big” John McCarthy atiChael Sonnen. In addition to his broadcasting duties, Glazer will also appear in upcoming original content produced by Bellator’s digital team.

 

 

 

“I’m excited to welcome Jay Glazer to the Bellator family,” Bellator President Scott Coker said. “Jay’s knowledge and experience in sports television speaks for itself and he will be a great addition to our incredible broadcast team. As Bellator moves to Paramount Network, I look forward to having him involved with some of the biggest fights of the year.”

 

 

 

“I have always had a tremendous passion for MMA, where the relationships you develop are unlike any other sport, said Glazer. “And I am very fortunate to be able to continue these relationships with an incredible organization like Bellator. I’ve been friends with Scott for many years, and am ecstatic that he brought me into the Bellator family.”

 

 

 

A trailblazer in the sports media world who broke onto the scene as an NFL reporter for the New York Post, Glazer went on to serve as the NFL Insider for CBS Sports in 1999, and later joined Fox Sports where Jay is currently in his 14th year as the NFL Insider on their award-winning NFL studio show, Fox NFL Sunday. Ni 2007, Jay was named Sports Illustrated’s “Media Person of the Year.” Glazer also became one of the first mainstream media members to cover MMA when he hosted Pride Fighting Championships on FSN.

 

 

 

Jay is also set to begin shooting his fourth season on the HBO comedy hit Ballers, where he has a recurring role.

 

 

 

A longtime athlete and martial artist, Glazer owns the high profile Unbreakable Performance Center in West Hollywood, where the gym has become the home to many elite athletes, actors, musicians and business people, including Demi Lovato, Wiz Khalifa, Chris Pratt, Chuck Liddell and Randy Couture.

 

 

 

Jay also started the first MMA-training program for professional athletes with hundreds of athletes having utilized his training program. In just the last few years, Jay and his team have trained All Pros Von Miller, Aaron Rodgers, Odell Beckham, Bobby Wagner and Andrew Whitworth.

 

 

 

Afikun ohun ti, Glazer began a new foundation in 2015 called Merging Vets & Players, which works to match up former combat veterans and former professional athletes in order to help each other through the transition into their new lives away from the playing field and away from the battlefield. Learn more about MVP at www.vetsandplayers.org.

 

 

Glazer is represented by The Montag Group and currently resides in Los Angeles.

 

 

 

Bellator and Paramount Network open 2018 with a bang when Bellator 192 emanates from The Forum in LA on Saturday, Jan. 20. The event features a welterweight world title fight between current champ Douglas Lima and number one contender Rory MacDonald, while “Rampage” Jackson meets Chael Sonnen in the opening round of 2018’s Bellator Heavyweight World Grand Prix.

M-1, M-1 Ipenija, adalu ti ologun ona, MMA, Russia

2017 M-1 Global Fighter of the Year M-1 Challenge Lightweight Champion Damir Ismagulov

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Saint Petersburg, Russia (January 16, 2018) — M-1 Challenge lightweight champion Damir Ismagulov ti a ti yan nipa adalu-ologun-ona egeb ni ayika agbaye bi awọn 2017 M-1 Global Fighter of the Year.
Ija jade ti Orenburg, Russia, awọn 26-odun-atijọ Ismagulov (14-2-0, M-1: 8-1-0) je 3-0-0 ni 2017, gbogbo ni M-1 Global igbese, pẹlu rẹ M-1 Ipenija lightweight akọle-gba išẹ, atẹle nipa ọkan aseyori akọle olugbeja.
Ismagulov, kan lọdọ awọn ti Kasakisitani, bere 2017 ni sayin ara, knocking jade Morgan Heraod ti France, ninu awọn kẹta yika kẹhin Kínní ni M-1 Ipenija 74.
Last May, Ismagulov faced former M-1 Challenge champion Maxim Divnich (13-2-0), ni ile, in Orenburg, fun awọn ṣ'ofo M-1 Ipenija lightweight asiwaju.
Wọn akọle ija ti bẹrẹ pẹlu kan “inú-jade ilana” ti o rọrun pasipaaro ti nfẹ pẹlu Ismagulov ṣiṣẹ siwaju sii pẹlu ẹsẹ rẹ, ṣugbọn awọn šiši yika pari pẹlu awọn ilu ayanfẹ dani kan diẹ anfani.
Ismagulov, sibẹsibẹ, gaba lori awọn tókàn mẹta iyipo ati Divnich, ti ṣofintoto ti bajẹ, itajesile oju fihan awọn aisan ipa ti Ismagulov ká tesiwaju sele si, je lagbara lati tan ohun ni ayika ni karun. Bi awọn pari neared, Ismagulov kuna lati fi rẹ game alatako titi a barrage ti adiitu punched rọ lori kan defenseless Divnich. Awọn referee halted ni igbese pẹlu 13-aaya ti o ku lori aago kan fun lile-ja Ismagulov win nipa imọ knockout.
Lẹhin ti awọn ija 5,000 egeb se, ramúramù wọn alakosile fun Ismagulov, ti o so, “Mo wa lati Orenburg ekun. Mo ti gba awọn igbanu! O ṣeun fun bọ. Mo fẹ lati dúpẹ lọwọ àwọn MMA Orenburg, mi ẹlẹsin,Victor Frolov, ti o si ri mi bi a Talent, ati Alexander Shlemenko fun gbà mi. Mo dúpẹ lọwọ mi olukọni, idile mi, ati ki o wa egeb.
“Mo ti sọ safihan pe a simple guy lati kan kekere abule lai awọn Internet le di asiwaju. Ti o ba ti mo ti le, o le. Awọn igbanu jẹ ninu Orenburg, ibi ti o ti yẹ ki o wa.”
Ismagulov han nibi ni a ilẹ-ati-iwon kolu vs. Rogero Matias da Conceicao
Ismagulov gba a lile-ja akọkọ iṣẹlẹ ogun lodi si inu-afe Rogero “Karranca” Matias da Conceicao, ti Brazil, nipa ọna ti a ti kii-akọle, unanimous ipinnu ni M-1 Ipenija 85.
Ismagulov defends re M-1 Ipenija lightweight akọle Kínní 22, nigbati o gba lori rẹ Georgian Challenger, Raul Tuturauli (18-3-0, M-1: 6-1-0), ni M-1 Ipenija 88 akọkọ iṣẹlẹ ni Olympic papa isôere ni Moscow.

 

 

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FROM THE SHORES OF SEBAGO LAKE TO THE MMA CAGE, HARD-WORK IS A WAY OF LIFE FOR KAM ARNOLD

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Lewiston, Maine (January 16, 2018) – Kam Arnold might be the ultimate Maine mixed martial artist from central casting.

 

 

Blue-collar sensibilities shaped his young life. He grew up in a small community where young boys often had to conjure up their own forms of entertainment. And yes, sometimes that meant fighting solely for the sake of fighting.

 

 

“I have two older brothers, and friends who were around all the time that are like brothers. We pretty much adopted them, se o mo?” Arnold said. “And any time you have that situation, there are fights going on in the yard all the time. I remember one time seeing my brothers rolling around on the stairs in the house, and of course I just had to jump in and get involved in that.”

 

 

Arnold, ti o wa ni 25 this month, is more structured but no less passionate today about exercising his grit, guile and strength in such physical encounters.

 

 

Veteran of one, quick knockout win in the New England Fights cage, Arnold returns for another dose on Saturday, Kínní 3 at Androscoggin Bank Colisee. He will confront Kyle Kenney in an amateur bantamweight bout at “NEF 32: Super Saturday."

 

 

Fighting under the Central Maine Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (CMBJJ) umbrella, Arnold made a dramatic first impression, dispatching Glenn Kasabian ni 1 minute, 54 -aaya.

 

 

“Glenn’s a tough dude. O ni a jagunjagun. He’s a great guy outside the cage. Mo ni a pupo ninu ibowo fun u. He wanted to stand up with me. It’s one of things where I just flipped the switch,” Arnold recalled. “He’s pretty rangy, pretty tall. I went in there wanting to let him know he was in for a battle, and fortunately it turned out in my favor. I was the better fighter that night.”

 

 

Arnold admittedly was disappointed that the result wasn’t enough to earn the 2017 “NEF Rookie of the Year” eye. He vows not to leave any doubt about his potential in the local hexagon when he takes on Kenney, an opponent about whom he knows precious little.

 

 

"Yeah, I was pretty bummed, but I know everybody else busts their ass just like I do,” Arnold said. “I have high expectations for myself, and I want to make a statement with this fight.”

 

 

A native of Casco, on the shores of Maine’s Sebago Lake, Arnold describes a hard-knocks upbringing that clashed with the bucolic, tourist-trap surroundings.

 

Arnold’s family had close ties to a motorcycle club, although he is reluctant to discuss its impact on his life other than to agree that it enhanced his fighting spirit.

 

 

“They’re all genuine people. I will say that. I have an awful lot of people supporting me in this. I would be nothing without them. My father and mother are the two toughest people I know,” Arnold said. “As a kid growing up, I had to be tough. That’s just the way it was. I just come from a blue-collar family. I don’t really want to get into all the details of it, but I just had to be tough. It made me what I am today.”

 

 

In addition to grappling with his older siblings and their friends, Arnold unfortunately was a victim of circumstances that are all too prominent in today’s schoolyards and playgrounds.

 

 

“I was a very small kid for my age,” he explained. “I got bullied a lot in school and had to find a way to manage that. Laanu, I got into a lot of fights because I had to defend myself.”

 

 

Arnold learned many of those self-defense techniques through his passion for combat sports.

 

 

He fell in love with professional wrestling, MMA, and especially boxing, although “there weren’t many options to pursue boxing in small-town Maine,” o si wi pe.

 

 

While attending Oxford Hills and Lake Region high schools, Arnold briefly took up high school wrestling. It was not until adulthood that he found his way to Lewiston’s CMBJJ, one of the hub facilities that has helped build NEF’s talent base over the past six years.

 

 

“Of course there’s a part of me that wishes I had started this earlier, when I was 18 tabi 19, like a lot of guys,” said Arnold, ti o wa ni 25 this month. “But I’m thankful for where I’m at now, and for Matt Peterson and NEF for giving this opportunity to show what I can do.”

 

 

Boxing and stand-up skills proved Arnold’s bread-and-butter in his debut. He hopes the Kenney fight will give him a chance to exhibit the wider array of lessons he has learned from his training partners.

 

 

Arnold credits former NEF amateur flyweight champion Dustin Veinott with the bulk of his development.

 

 

“I feel like I have the best coaching staff in the state,” Arnold said. “I haven’t really had the opportunity to travel around and cross-train, but I have so much faith in the guys at my own gym.

 

 

“Dustin Veinott has been crucial. I feel like with his knowledge I can go anywhere I want to in this sport. And when you combine that with Jesse Erickson, Travis Wells, Matt Denning, the sky is the limit. They’ve put their belief in me, and I want to show them I’ve earned it.”

 

 

When asked for a prediction about the February fight, Arnold somewhat channeled Clubber Lang’s reply of “pain” from Rocky III.

 

 

“Look for some blood,” Arnold said. “It’s coming. I can’t wait to put on a show.”

 

 

The opening bell Kínní 3 ti wa ni ṣeto fun 7 p.m. Tiketi wa ni www.TheColisee.com tabi nipa pipe apoti ọfiisi ni207.783.2009 ext. 525.

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FNU Combat Sports Show: Holm vs. Cyborg Ibojuwẹhin wo nkan, Stephenson v. Ho Choi Awotẹlẹ, Le UFC Boxing Work: Wo Niwaju to 2018

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Yi FNU dojuko Sports Show ni wiwa kan jakejado ibiti o ti pataki ero ati awọn iṣẹlẹ. A Ibojuwẹhin Holly Holm ká buru ju ogun pẹlu Cris Justino ni UFC 219 ati ki o wo siwaju si a nla ija Night 124 kaadi lori awọn 14th.

A jabo lori Mike Tyson ká titun ikoko ọsin ni California, Big John McCarthy Dida awọn Bellator Oluyanju atuko, Vinny Paz nini ti a we soke ni sele si owo, ati Floyd Mayweather la. Conor McGregor 2 Iseese.

Tony ti jiroro awọn ìṣe Boxing iṣeto ati awọn ti a tun gba si pa koko ati ki o soro diẹ ninu awọn bọọlu ati agbọn. Tony ani mu wa lori Canelo vs. GGG rematch idunadura.

 

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COMBATE Amerika Ami FIRST-lailai, ÚN-PINPIN WORLD Boxing asiwaju Amanda Serrano

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Marun-pipin aye Boxing asiwaju Amanda “The Real Deal” Serrano ti wole ohun iyasoto, olona-odun ipolowo adehun pẹlu Combate Amerika, ki o si ti wa ni slated lati ṣe rẹ MMA Uncomfortable ni Oṣù.

Iwon-fun-iwon Boxing phenom ṣeto si ṣe rẹ Elo-ti ifojusọna
MMA debut for world’s premier Hispanic MMA sports franchise

 

NEW YORK - January 11, 2018 - Combate Amerika loni kede awọn fawabale ti marun-pipin aye Boxing asiwaju, pẹlu onj World Boxing Organisation (WBO) bantamweight (118 poun) asiwaju, Amanda "The Real se" Serrano (Boxing: 34-1-1, 26 KO ká; MMA: 0-0) si ohun iyasoto, olona-odun ipolowo adehun.

 

 

Awọn nikan obirin Onija ni itan bi daradara bi awọn nikan Puerto Rican oludije lailai lati win marun aye ri ninu marun ti o yatọ àdánù ìyapa,, awọn 29-odun-atijọ Serrano ti a bi ni Carolina, Puerto Rico ati awọn njà jade ti Brooklyn, N.Y., yoo ṣe rẹ ADALU ologun Arts (MMA) Uncomfortable ni La Jaula, awọn Combate Amerika ẹyẹ, on a March ọjọ lati wa ni kede laipe.

 

 

"A ti wa yiya lati mu Amanda Serrano, ọkan ninu awọn Boxing ká julọ moriwu superstars sinu Combate Amerika Familia, ati ki o wo siwaju si gbigbe rẹ kan lori agbaye ipele ti o ni time idaraya ini ni 21 Spanish ìta awọn orilẹ-ede agbaye,"Wi Combate Amerika CEO Campbell McLaren.

 

 

Serrano, a oke 10 iwon-fun-iwon Onija, yoo tesiwaju rẹ burgeoning Boxing ọmọ labẹ awọn igbega ti DiBella Idanilaraya, ki o si gbiyanju lati di akọkọ elere ni itan lati ni nigbakannaa mu aye ri ni MMA ati Boxing.

 

 

Serrano sile rẹ akọkọ pataki aye akọle, awọn International Boxing Federation (IBF) Super featherweight ade, ni o kan 22 ọdun atijọ, pẹlu kan buru ju, keji-yika knockout ti Kimberly Connor lori Kẹsán 10, 2011.

 

 

O ti niwon ya nipasẹ awọn ipo ti awọn onija ni mẹrin miiran àdánù ìyapa,, orisirisi lati bantamweight to lightweight (135 poun), ati julọ laipe gba wọle a akọkọ yika TKO lori Marilyn Hernandez lori Kọkànlá Oṣù 4, 2017.

 

 

Serrano a ti atilẹyin lati sọdá lori si awọn aye ti MMA nipa fẹyìntì aye asiwaju Miesha Tate, ti o ti niwon di Serrano ká àjọ-faili.

 

 

Combate Amerika ni bọ si pa a asia odun, producing o lapẹẹrẹ tẹlifisiọnu-wonsi ninu awọn U.S., Mexico ati Spain, pẹlu awọn akọkọ meji Telemundo MMA isele ni itan ti ti ipilẹṣẹ awọn ga-wonsi ti eyikeyi Spanish ede MMA fihan ninu awọn U.S. ninu ooru ati isubu ti 2017, ati bi ọpọlọpọ bi 6.9 milionu awọn oluwo fun ọkan isele ti awọn oniwe-osẹ tẹlifisiọnu jara lori TV Azteca ni Mexico.
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Aifokanbale Nṣiṣẹ High bi Ibewo Falcons teammates Mura fun MMA ẹyẹ Battle

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Lewiston, Maine (January 10, 2018) – Dagba soke ni kanna bulu-kola awujo ati imutesiwaju nipasẹ awọn kanna, storied idaraya eto ko ni dandan ṣe ọkunrin meji ti o dara ju ọrẹ.

 

 

 

Tele Mountain afonifoji to gaju School teammates, ati ojo iwaju New England njà adalu ti ologun ona alatako, Ryan Burgess ati Nate Boucher ni o wa eri ti atijọ maxim, “familiarity orisi ẹgan.”

 

 

 

Burgess, 24, ati Boucher, 21, yoo ogun ni ohun magbowo flyweight ija ni "NEF 32: Super Saturday"On Saturday, Kínní 3. Awọn ija ni Androscoggin Bank Colisee yoo mọ awọn nọmba kan contender ni 125-iwon pipin, ati ki o jo'gun awọn Winner a akọle shot lodi si asiwaju Justin Witham.

 

 

 

O yoo ti fere odun kan niwon Burgess, a mẹta-akoko Maine ile-iwe giga gídígbò asiwaju ati ki o ti kọja NEF titleholder, rin sinu agọ ẹyẹ. O si pè NEF àjọ-eni ati matchmaker Matt Peterson ati ki o pataki beere awọn Boucher ija.

 

 

 

Kí nìdí? Lori ọkan ọwọ, o je kan owo ipinnu lẹhin Boucher ká sunmọ, pipin-ipinnu pipadanu to Witham ni a Kọkànlá Oṣù akọle ija.

 

 

 

"Mo ti sọ ti jade fun odun kan. Mo ti a ti ni ireti lati sí ọtun pada sinu a akọle ija,"Burgess salaye. "Lẹyìn Nate ká ija pẹlu Witham, Mo ti mọ oun yoo fẹ awọn lẹsẹkẹsẹ rematch. Ni kete ti o ti di kedere ti a ti ko lilọ si ṣẹlẹ titi April, Mo beere ti o ba ti a le se yi ija ni Kínní, ati Nate si kó o. "

 

 

 

Burgess (2-2) paradà se igbekale kan tabi meji awujo media grenades ti o han lati fihan diẹ ninu awọn ipele ti animosity si ẹlẹgbẹ rẹ Falcon. O ti wa ni seese kere ti ara ẹni ju Imo; Burgess ti fura ohun anfani lati lo nilokulo ohun ti o ri bi ọkan ninu awọn chinks ni Boucher ká ihamọra.

 

 

 

"Nate, lailai niwon o si wà kan omo kekere, ni o ni a lọ kuro-dara iwa nigbati o npadanu. Mo ni ireti lati silẹ fun u kekere kan bit ati ki o ṣe daju pe o ko ni lati dààmú nípa yi ija si sunmọ ni ọwọ awọn ti awọn onidajọ,"Burgess wi. "Nate jasi le ti ti a meji- tabi-mẹta-akoko ipinle asiwaju ti o ba ti o ti fi ara ni anfani lati se pe. Ti o ba ti o si tun ni o ni kanna iwa ti o ni pada ki o si, ti o ti n lilọ si mu ni ọna kanna. "

 

 

 

Burgess jẹ ọkan ninu awọn nikan mẹrin mẹta-akoko ipinle aṣaju ni MVHS itan. Àṣìṣe, Boucher arakunrin, Etani, tun se awọn feat.

 

 

 

Boucher, ti o ti tẹlẹ ya jade mẹrin-akoko Maine ile-iwe giga akete asiwaju, ati meji-akoko New England finalist, Jeremiah Barkac of Dexter nigba re akoko ni awọn NEF hexagon, wulẹ ati ki o dun bi kan ti o yatọ ohun kikọ silẹ ju ẹni tí ó ti gbiyanju kuro lati awọn akete bi a omode.

 

 

 

Lẹhin ti gba rẹ akọkọ meji njà pẹlu Ease, Boucher (2-1) je ko nikan ni ọkan ninu awọn ile ti o ro o ti ṣe to lati jo'gun awọn igbanu ni Portland.

 

 

 

"Mo ro mo dari akọkọ meji iyipo ti ija. gbogbo awọn mẹta, gan. Ni igba akọkọ ti meji ti mo ti lẹwa Elo ní (Witham) irọra jade,"Boucher wi. "O pari soke jije a eko iriri fun mi pe o ko ba le fi awọn ija fun awọn onidajọ. Awọn nla ohun nipa awọn magbowo ipo ti wa ni, nigba ti dajudaju ti mo ti bikita nipa mi gba, ni opin ti awọn ọjọ ti o ni apa kan ninu awọn eko ilana lati ṣe ọ a dara ọjọgbọn. "

 

 

 

Ni esi to Burgess’ volleys on Facebook, Boucher bi awọn tele asiwaju ká ihuwasi lẹhin ti gba awọn NEF okun meji njà sinu rẹ ọmọ.

 

 

 

"Mo wa ko Elo fun awọn idọti Ọrọ. Mo ti o kan o gbadun awọn idaraya. Mo fẹ lati ja ati ki o si lọ ile. O si wo ni o kekere kan to kọ rẹ ego Mo ro,"Boucher wi. "O si lọ silẹ awọn igbanu nitori ti o ti nini wahala ṣiṣe awọn àdánù, ti o jẹ lẹwa alaibọwọ, ni temi. O si wà jade fun a nigba ti, ki bayi Mo wa ṣiwaju rẹ, ati awọn ti o mọ o ni o ni lati lọ nipasẹ mi. "

 

 

 

Burgess wipe on lo ti layoff lati pari rẹ kọlẹẹjì eko ati agbekale re eri bi a ti ara panilara Iranlọwọ, o nfihan pe awọn egbogi oojo jẹ diẹ seese lati wa ni re gun-igba ọmọ ju MMA.

 

 

 

Nigba ti o tesiwaju rẹ ikẹkọ iṣeto ni Rumford Community ile-iṣẹ pẹlu Berserkers MMA, Burgess so wipe o je kere intense ati ki o ti eleto saju rẹ adanu lodi si Witham ati Dustin Veinott. Burgess tẹlẹ ṣẹgun mejeeji abanidije.

 

 

 

"Ara Mo si tun yẹ ki o ti lu wọn, sugbon irorun ti mo ti je ko bi pese sile bi mo ti yẹ ki o ti. Bayi Mo wa Elo siwaju sii lojutu,"Burgess wi. "Ni akoko ti mo ti nlà ipa-iwe, ṣiṣẹ apakan-akoko 20 si 30 wakati kan ose ki o si lọ si ile-iwe fun jasi miran 40. Mo ti padanu meji njà ibi ti mo ti wà labẹ àdánù. Mo ti a ti nini àdánù nigba ti awọn miiran buruku won gige àdánù. Mo ti fẹ lọ ni nibẹ ni iye ati awọn ti wọn yoo fi lori 10 si 15 poun laarin awọn sonipa-in ati awọn ija. "

 

 

 

Boucher Admittedly kò ami rẹ pọju bi a giga ile-iwe wrestler. O si ti tọ kan ti o yatọ ona ju Burgess, gbigba ni Central Maine Brazil Jiu-Jitsu - ibi ti o si tun ma loni - ni ori 13.

 

 

 

"Mo ni diẹ ninu awọn ti toughest ati ti o dara ju ikẹkọ awọn alabašepọ ni ipinle,"Boucher wi. "Mi jiu-jitsu ti de a gun ona, fere ojuami ibi ti o ti koja mi jijakadi kekere kan bit. Dajudaju, gídígbò ni ohun ti mo ti nigbagbogbo lọ pada si nigbati mo nilo o. Mi idaṣẹ silẹ ni night-ati-ọjọ. O je buruju fun mi akọkọ ija. "

 

 

 

O fi kun pe rẹ ti o tobi aseyori ni MMA ti de ni laibikita ti tele wrestlers.

 

 

 

Burgess ti wa ni kika lori Boucher lati underestimate awọn iyokù ti rẹ repertoire. Bi ẹnikan ti o si mu soke o jijakadi lori awọn arin ile-iwe junior Fasiti egbe ni keje ite, o wi pe rẹ itan bi awọn ọna kan iwadi ti gbe lori sinu ibugbe ti jiu-jitsu ati Boxing.

 

 

 

"Mo ro pe o ti n lilọ si wa ni yà. Ti o bar o mọ ohun ti mo mu si awọn tabili,"Burgess wi. "Gbogbo ó mọ nipa mi ni mi Ijakadi, sugbon mo ni a Pupo diẹ sii ju ti o si ti kuna pada lori. Mo ti tẹlẹ mọ ohun ti o mu si awọn tabili. Ati awọn ti o ti n ko lilọ lati ko eko ni osu meji ohun ti mo ti sọ kẹkọọ ni meji years."

 

 

 

Nsii Belii on Kínní 3 ti wa ni ṣeto fun 7 p.m. Tiketi wa ni www.TheColisee.com.

 

 

 

Nipa New England njà

 

 

New England njà ("NEF") ni a ija iṣẹlẹ ni igbega ile. NEF ká ise ni lati ṣẹda awọn ga didara isele fun Maine ká onija ati awọn onijakidijagan bakanna. NEF ká executive egbe ni o ni sanlalu iriri ni ija ogun idaraya isakoso, isele gbóògì, media ajosepo, tita, ofin ati ipolongo.

Bellator, adalu ti ologun ona, MMA, Nẹtiwọọki Paramount

‘BIG’ JOHN MCCARTHY TO JOIN BELLATOR BROADCAST TEAM

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WILL MAKE COLOR COMMENTARY DEBUT AT BELLATOR 192 ON Jan. 20 – LIVE ON PARAMOUNT NETWORK

Bakannaa, CHAEL SONNEN SIGNS EXTENSION TO REMAIN IN BROADCAST BOOTH

LOS ANGELES – Bellator is pleased to announce that it has come to an agreement with John McCarthy to serve as color commentator during broadcasts on the soon-to-launch Paramount Network, which kicks off with Bellator 192 lori Saturday, January 20.

 

“With the addition of ‘Big’ John to our broadcast team, we have put together the premier group of MMA commentators ahead of our Jan. 20 debut on the Paramount Network,” Bellator President Scott Coker said. “With John and Chael providing analysis, you’re getting two people who have spent more time in the cage than they have spent with a headset on, and that will translate to a positive viewing experience for Bellator fans.”

 

Over the past 20 years, “Big” John McCarthy has set the bar when it comes to officiating in MMA, a sport where he has overseen countless fights promoted by Bellator and other promotions all over the world, serving as the referee for some of the biggest bouts in the history of the sport. A former Los Angeles Police Officer, and a Self-Defense Instructor at the Los Angeles Police Academy, McCarthy is also the founder of “C.O.M.M.A.N.D.,” a program that trains and certifies hopeful MMA referees and judges. McCarthy’s regulatory work is equally as impressive, as he was a key figure in the writing of the sport’s Unified Rules, which are recognized by the ABC and athletic commissions all across North America.

 

Along with his broadcasting duties, the man behind the catchphrase “Let’s get it on!” will also provide a unique level of first-hand insight to the plethora of original content produced by Bellator’s digital team.

 

“I first want to say how grateful I am for the opportunity I have been given to work with the incredible team Bellator has assembled. It is always so hard to leave something you love, but I have always wanted to step away based on my terms rather than someone else’s. My goals are to work as hard as I can to meet the expectations everyone will have for me and to hopefully someday exceed them.” McCarthy said. “I cannot think of anyone I would rather be working with than Scott Coker. Scott has always been a person I admire because of his honesty, loyalty and love for the martial arts. I want to thank everyone from Bellator and Viacom for the trust you are bestowing upon me to keep the commentating of Bellator MMA at the highest levels of the sport.”

 

Ni afikun, Chael Sonnen has signed an extension to remain a part of select Bellator broadcasts, breaking down all the action alongside Bellator announcers Mike Goldberg ati Mauro Ranallo.

 

Chael Sonnen spent a majority of his 44-fight career with the UFC and WEC, a run that saw him defeat former middleweight champion Michael Bisping, and compete against the likes of Jon Jones, Anderson Silva (lemeji), Rashad Evans, “Shogun” Rua, Demian Maia and Brian Stann. In addition to his in-ring action, the West Linn, Ore. native has mastered the art of being in front of the camera, having done broadcast work for both ESPN and Fox Sports. Following a three-year hiatus from active MMA competition, Sonnen returned to the cage against Tito Ortiz ni Bellator 170 in January and then went on to defeat Wanderlei Silva during the main event of Bellator: NYC.

 

Bellator and the soon-to-launch Paramount Network open 2018 with a bang when Bellator 192: Lima vs. MacDonald emanates from The Forum in California on Jan. 20. Anchored by a welterweight world title fight featuring Douglas Lima defending his championship against Rory MacDonald, the blockbuster event also will see the aforementioned Chael Sonnen compete against “Rampage” Jackson in the opening contest of 2018’s Bellator Heavyweight World Grand Prix.

M-1, M-1 Ipenija, adalu ti ologun ona, MMA, Russia

M-1 Global kicks-off 2018 in February with M-1 Challenge 87 & 88

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Saint Petersburg, Russia (January 8, 2018) – M-1 Global will kick-off its 21stseason with a pair of international events in February, M-1 Ipenija 87 ati M-1 Ipenija 88, lẹsẹsẹ, Feb. 9 in Saint Petersburg and Feb. 22 ni Moscow.
Both events will be live-streamed from Russia in high definition on www.M1Global.TV. Awọn oluwo yoo ni anfani lati wo awọn alakoko ti njà ati akọkọ kaadi nípa wíwọlé lori lati forukọsilẹ ni www.M1Global.TV. Fans may watch all the action on their computers, bi daradara bi lori Android ati Apple smati awọn foonu ati awọn tabulẹti.
Finnish flyweight Mikael “Hulk” Silander (17-5-0, M-1: 1-0-0) takes on Kazakh fighter Ariman Ashimov (10-2-1, M-1: 2-0-0) in the lone fight announced this far for M-1 Ipenija 87, which will feature the grand opening of M-1 Arena. The Silander-Ashimov winner will be positioned for a potential title shot against M-1 Challenge flyweight champion Aleksander Doskalchuk, ti Ukraine.
Mikael Silander (R) will be making his Russian MMA debut Feb. 9 in Saint Petersburg
Ariman Ashimov hopes to improve to 3-0-0 in M-1 Challenge competition on Feb. 9
Two M-1 Challenge title fights have been announced as the M-1 Ipenija 88 co-main events on Feb. 22 ni Moscow.
M-1 Challenge Lightweight Champion Damir Ismagulov (14-2-0, M-1: 8-1-0), ti Russia, defends his belt against his dangerous Georgian challenger, Raul Tutarauli(18-3-0, M-1: 6-1-0), while M-1 Challenge Bantamweight Champion Movsar Evloev (8-0-0, M-1: 8-0-0) puts his perfect pro record on the line against Kazakhstan-native Sergey Morozov (10-3-0, M-1: 5-2-0), who also fights out of Russia.
Damir Ismagulov (lori oke) makes his second title defense Feb. 22
Raul Tutarauli (lori oke) gets his first title shot Feb. 22
Movsar Evloev (L) plans to keep his prefect record intact
Sergey Morozov is hoping to upset Movar Evloev to become M-1 Challenge Bantamweight Champion
Gbogbo njà ati awọn onija ni o wa koko ọrọ si ayipada. Additional matches for M-1 Ipenija 87ati M-1 Ipenija 88 will soon be announced.
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adalu ti ologun ona, MMA, New England njà

LUNGHI WA OUT TO gbẹsan teammate lodi CORSON AT NEF 32

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Lewiston, Maine (January 5, 2018) - New England njà (NEF) returns to Lewiston on Saturday, Kínní 3, 2018 pẹlu awọn ija igbega ká tókàn adalu-ologun-ona iṣẹlẹ, “NEF 32: Super Saturday.” Sẹyìn loni, NEF announced the addition of an amateur featherweight bout to the card. Shawn Long (2-0) yoo pada si Maine lati ya lori Devin Corson (1-0) ni a ija àdánù ti 145-poun.

Shawn Lunghi made his debut in the NEF cage in the fall of 2016. He faced off with a much more experienced Alex Clark (4-2) that evening and impressed many with his performance. Lunghi would pick up the win with a second round submission. The Tampa, Florida native would follow up that win with yet another victory this past spring in his home state. Later in the year, o si mina rẹ brown igbanu ni Brazil Jiu-Jitsu ni Robson Moura Nations United (RMNU). Ni “NEF 32,” Lunghi yoo wo lati gbẹsan a pipadanu jiya nipa rẹ teammate Winston Cortez (0-1) lodi si Devin Corson (1-0) ni “NEF 27” esi. Ni afikun, a win lori Corson yoo fi Lunghi ni ipo kan lati koju fun awọn NEF MMA Amateur Featherweight Title ni kan nigbamii ọjọ.

"Mo wa ti iyalẹnu silẹ ati ki o yiya lati wa ni pe pada si Lewiston lati ja fun NEF,” wi Long. “February 3rd dúró bi a nla igbeyewo fun mi ati igbaradi bi a ti ologun olorin bi daradara bi ohun anfani lati ja a nla oke-ati-bọ Onija bi Devin. Mo wa ni itara fun awọn anfani lati Trust awọn ilọsiwaju ti mo ti ṣe ni mi game, bi daradara bi lati gbẹsan Winston ká pipadanu si Devin. "

Devin Corson ṣe rẹ NEF Uncomfortable ni ibẹrẹ 2017 at the young age of 19. He sent the crowd into a frenzy that night, repeatedly lifting Winston Cortez up over head and slamming him time and time again on his way to a unanimous decision victory. It was one of the most memorable debuts for any fighter in the NEF cage. Corson is a product of The Outlet Mixed Martial Arts Training Center based in Dexter, Maine.

“O ni ohun ọlá lati wa ni pada si awọn NEF ẹyẹ,” so Corson. “Mo n wa siwaju si ija ọkunrin kan ti o ni o ni rẹ brown igbanu ni jiu-jitsu. Mo wa nigbagbogbo soke fun a ipenija. Mo wa o kan dun lati wa ni pada.”

NEF ká tókàn adalu-ologun-ona iṣẹlẹ, “NEF 32: Super Saturday,” yoo ri awọn ile-ṣe awọn oniwe-pada si awọn Androscoggin Bank Colisee ni Lewiston, Maine. The event is scheduled to take place on Saturday, Kínní 3, 2018. Tickets are on-sale now online atwww.TheColisee.com.

Nipa New England njà

New England njà ("NEF") ni a ija iṣẹlẹ ni igbega ile. NEF ká ise ni lati ṣẹda awọn ga didara isele fun Maine ká onija ati awọn onijakidijagan bakanna. NEF ká executive egbe ni o ni sanlalu iriri ni ija ogun idaraya isakoso, isele gbóògì, media ajosepo, tita, ofin ati ipolongo.

adalu ti ologun ona, MMA, New England njà

TWO MAINE MMA FAN-FAVORITES WILL SQUARE OFF AT NEF 32

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Lewiston, Maine (January 4, 2018) - New England njà (NEF) returns to Lewiston onSaturday, Kínní 3, 2018 pẹlu awọn ija igbega ká tókàn adalu-ologun-ona iṣẹlẹ, “NEF 32: Super Saturday.” Sẹyìn loni, NEF announced the addition of a professional featherweight bout to the card. Aaron “Oró” Lacey (4-1) ti wole si oju Josh Parker (6-9) ni a ija àdánù ti 145-poun.

After making his professional debut in the spring of 2016, Aaron Lacey rose quickly through the ranks of the NEF featherweight division. With wins over veterans like Derek Shorey (4-9) and Taylor Trahan (8-9), the year belonged to Lacey. 2017, sibẹsibẹ, was filled with frustration. Lacey lost two scheduled opponents to injuries and had to pull out of one fight with an injury of his own. Late in the year, he took a fight in New Hampshire against Vovka Clay (8-2). Many felt Lacey was winning a close fight, but a deep cut on his head forced the doctor to stop the fight in the second round and the bout was awarded to Clay. It was the first loss of Lacey’s professional career. The product of Young’s MMA is looking to rebound from that loss and get back on track towards the major leagues of the sport beginning with “NEF 32.”

“I’m excited to be returning to the NEF cage,” exclaimed Lacey. “Last year was not my year, but it’s over and I’m looking to start 2018 off with a bang! This fight is going to be fun and I love that I get to come home and perform in front of the NEF fans! The best ones around! I’m coming in prepared and looking for the finish!"

Josh Parker has been a mainstay of both the NEF MMA cage and boxing ring since his debut with the promotion back at “NEF I” ni Kínní 2012. Since turning his focus back to MMA from boxing in late 2016, Parker has had two solid victories in Lewiston. Ni “NEF 26” ni Kọkànlá Oṣù 2016, Parker submitted Derek Shorey. Last summer, ni “NEF 29,” Parker was again successful, this time taking a unanimous decision victory over Andre Belcarris (0-2). He will look to make it back-to-back wins for the first time in his career since 2011 when he steps into the cage against Lacey. Parker is the head of Ruthless MMA & Boxing based in Benton, Maine.

“I want to thank NEF for the opportunity, and thank Aaron for taking the fight,” Said Parker. “Mo wa yiya fun ija. I missed out on the last show, so I’m itching to get back in there . Aaron has had an awesome career so far, and I’m looking forward to the challenges he presents, but I think I match-up well against him. Don’t miss this one – it’s gonna be one to remember.”

NEF ká tókàn adalu-ologun-ona iṣẹlẹ, “NEF 32: Super Saturday,” yoo ri awọn ile-ṣe awọn oniwe-pada si awọn Androscoggin Bank Colisee ni Lewiston, Maine. The event is scheduled to take place on Saturday, Kínní 3, 2018. Tickets are on-sale now online atwww.TheColisee.com.

Nipa New England njà

New England njà ("NEF") ni a ija iṣẹlẹ ni igbega ile. NEF ká ise ni lati ṣẹda awọn ga didara isele fun Maine ká onija ati awọn onijakidijagan bakanna. NEF ká executive egbe ni o ni sanlalu iriri ni ija ogun idaraya isakoso, isele gbóògì, media ajosepo, tita, ofin ati ipolongo.