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Ọgọ TV NA BELLATOR Emmanuel ugbu eziokwu LEE abụọ nke kasị mma-mara na mgbagwoju anya alụso NA Emmanuel History na "N'ikpeazụ: KIMBO vs. SHAMROCK "

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Spike TV na Bellator Emmanuel chee a gbara ọkpụrụkpụ na ihe mmụta anya na otu n'ime ndị kasị na-ekwu banyere ọgụ nke 2015 na "N'ikpeazụ: Kimbo vs. Shamrock. " Mepụtara site na Leigh Simons, onye-hour akwụkwọ debuts na Spike WEDNESDAY, JUN 17 na 11:00pm ET/Pt.

 

 

Ken Shamrock na Kimbo iberi were nnọọ dị iche iche ụzọ ka stardom. Kimbo iberi bụ ihe internet sensashion setịpụ n'ime Chakwasa ihie yiri chi mgbe Ken Shamrock bụ ihe Emmanuel ọsụ ụzọ onye agha ụzọ ya n'elu na ọrụ-dị ka mkpebi na nraranye.

 

Ha abụọ ụzọ ndị kwesịrị ịgafe na onu afọ asaa gara aga. Otú ọ dị, na na ọdachi ụbọchị October 4, 2008, a freak mberede na-apụnara ndị Emmanuel ụwa nke otu n'ime ndị kasị atụ anya ọgụ na akụkọ ihe mere eme nke egwuregwu. A ọgụ nke The Epic n'ike-n'ike na mgbe bụ – ugbu a akpatre ga-. On Friday, June 19, aha ọjọọ na-alụkarị ọgụ akụkọ na YouTube sensashion Kimbo iberi na “The World kasị dị ize ndụ Man,” Ken Shamrock ga ugbu a izute na isi ihe omume nke “Bellator: Emechaghi Business.”

 

"N'ikpeazụ" ga-ihe-omimi anya na ihe ndị afọ asaa gara aga na-agwa ndị dị iche iche agba izu megide chepụtara metụtara ndị agha si kagbuo. The show aga ka gritty n'okporo ámá nke Miami ebe Kimbo mere a aha maka onwe ya na San Diego ileta Ken Shamrock si gbapụrụ iche ọzụzụ owuwu. Ndị na-ekiri na a ga-ụkọ gositụrụ ndị a gbagwojuru anya dike na mpụga nke onu na a onye mbụ n'ihi na ha onwe onye ahụhụ na rụzuru.

 

Banyere Bellator Emmanuel

Bellator Emmanuel bụ a na-eduga weere Mara Arts nzukọ featuring ọtụtụ n'ime ndị kasị mma alụso n'ụwa. N'okpuru nduzi nke vetiran agha ume Scott Coker, Bellator dị ka fọrọ nke nta 500 nde obibi n'ụwa nile na n'elu 140 mba. Na United States, Bellator nwere ike hụrụ na Spike, na Emmanuel telivishọn ndú. Bellator Emmanuel na ugbua nke onyeisi ìgwè ahụ na-agụnye n'elu ụlọ ọrụ ọkachamara na telivishọn mmepụta, ndụ omume orchestration, fighter mmepe / mmekọahụ, ebe mgbakọ ị nweta, nkwado e kere eke / mmepe, mba ikikere, ahịa, mgbasa ozi, bu na ọrụ mmekọahụ. Bellator dabeere na Santa Monica, California na ekesịpde ntụrụndụ ibu Viacom, n'ụlọ ka ụwa Premiya ntụrụndụ ụdị na jikọọ na kiriri site gbara ọkpụrụkpụ ọdịnaya gafee telivishọn, emegharị, online na mobile nyiwe.

Banyere Spike:

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Mmerụ James Thompson derails 'Bellator: Emechaghi Business 'heavyweight rematch, Dan Charles emee imegide Bobby 'The Dominator' Lashley na obere mara

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Santa Monica, Calif. (June 11, 2015) – While Kimbo Slice and Ken Shamrock are prepared to take care their “Unfinished Business” on June 19, Bobby Lashley na James Thompson si akara ga-mkpa-biri ebe ala na akara.

 

Thompson A manyere anya isi kaadị ruru otu Baịbụl ekwughị mmerụ ahụhụ mgbe ọzụzụ na-eme ka, Dan Charles(9-2) ka kwetara jupụta-na obere mara megide "The Dominator." The agha ka ga-ewere ọnọdụ na isi òkè nke Spike-televised kaadị.

 

Charles, ga-eme ya nke anọ anya maka Scott Coker na-ada na nkwalite, ikpeazụ mpi na isi ihe omume nke 2014 bụ "anụ Energy iko." Mgbe na-atụnye abụọ na-alụ ọgụ, "The Man" emewo bounced azụ na abụọ ogologo-enweta nkwanye irite a ogbugba megide a heavyweight aha mgba ndị na-amasị nke Lashley. The 29-afọ Phoenix, Ariz. Native kwusiri asaa ndị ya na itoolu mmeri n'ihu na-eru ikpe 'scorecards.

 

A 6-ụkwụ-3 mgba standout, Bobby “The Dominator” Lashley (12-2) malitere ọzụzụ na grappling nkà mgbe ọ dị afọ 12 na-aga na-emeri ọtụtụ utu aha gụnyere atọ National n'asọmpi na Missouri Valley College, ihe NAIA National Asọmpi Onye Mmeri, a CISM World Asọmpi Onye Mmeri Silver Nrite na abụọ ogba agha mgba n'asọmpi mgbe oge ya na US. Army. Na mgbakwunye na a ọkachamara mgba ọrụ na stints na WWE, ECW na TNA, Lashley malitere ya Emmanuel ọrụ 2008, na ọ na-wuru otu nnukwu ọrụ akara nke na-agụnye Bellator Emmanuel nrubeisi-enweta nkwanye n'elu Karl Etherington na Josh Burns.

 

“Bellator: Emechaghi Business” - Friday, June 19, Scottrade Center, St. Louis, Ị.

Main Kaadị (9 p.m. NA)

 

Bellator Heavyweight Main Omume: Kimbo iberi (4-2) vs. Ken Shamrock (28-15-2)

Bellator Featherweight Mbụ Ọgụ: Ubi Patricio Baby (23-2) vs. Daniel Weichel (35-8)

Bellator apụta Heavyweight Ọgụ: Bobby Lashley (12-2) vs. Dan Charles (9-2)

Bellator apụta Featherweight Ọgụ: Daniel Straus (22-6) vs. Henry Corrales (12-0)

Bellator apụta Kedu otu m ga Ọgụ: Michael Chandler (12-3) vs. Derek Fields (15-4)

 

Mbido Kaadị (6:45 p.m. NA)

Bellator Strawweight Prelim Ọgụ: Dan O'Connor (5-4) vs. Miles McDonald (0-1)

Bellator Featherweight Prelim Ọgụ: Justin Lawrence (7-2) vs. Sean Wilson (34-25)

Bellator Kedu otu m ga Prelim Ọgụ: Eric Irvin (9-3) vs. Hugh pole (4-2)

Bellator Kedu otu m ga Prelim Ọgụ: Rashard Lovelace (mpụta mbụ) vs. Demagio Smith (1-1)

Bellator Featherweight Prelim Ọgụ: Kain Royer (1-1) vs. Enrique Watson (1-0)

Bellator Bantamweight Prelim Ọgụ: A.J. Siscoe (0-1) vs. Garrett Mueller (1-0)

Bellator Welterweight Ọchịchịrị Prelim: Adam Cella (6-3) vs. Kyle Kurtz (3-0)

Bellator Welterweight Ọchịchịrị Prelim: Steve Mann (10-1) vs. Justin Guthrie (17-8)

Bellator Kedu otu m ga Ọchịchịrị Prelim: Garrett Mkpokọta (6-3) vs. Chris Heatherly (8-3)

 

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BELLATOR MMA TO AIR ON AMERICAN FORCES NETWORK

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Santa Monica, Calif. (Ka 25, 2015) – On a holiday when Americans take a moment to remember those who gave their lives serving in the country’s armed forces, Bellator MMA officials are honored to announce a new partnership with the American Forces Network.

 

With the new deal in place, the American Forces Network will now broadcast Bellator MMA events on its global networks to American servicemen and women, nakwa dị ka U.S. Navy ships at sea.

 

“We at Bellator are always looking for ways to give back to our troops,” said Bellator MMA President Scott Coker. “We’re all extremely grateful for all that they do abroad to keep us safe, and we hope that they will enjoy some Bellator fights during any downtime they may have.”

 

Multiple Bellator athletes including Bobby Lashley and Mike Richman have served in the American Military.

 

“I’m personally thrilled for this new partnership,” said Bobby Lashley, who fights James Thompson on June 19. “AFN is providing a platform for me to be fighting for my brothers and sisters who are away from home, fighting for us.”

 

The new partnership commences with June’s dual Bellator MMA events.

 

On June 19, Bellator MMA visits St. Louis’ Scottrade Center for “Bellator Emmanuel: Emechaghi Business,” featuring one of the most anticipated fights in the history of the sport with Kimbo Slice vs. Ken Shamrock. Ọzọkwa, several current Bellator fighters as well as some of the sport’s biggest legends will pay a visit to Scott Air Force Base on Wednesday, June 17.

 

On June 26, the promotion touches down at Kansas Star Arena in Mulvane, Ka., na “Bellator Emmanuel: Kongo vs. Volkov,” which sees French striking specialist Cheick Kongo and Russian knockout artist and former Bellator MMA Heavyweight World Champion Alexander “Drago” Volkov stand toe-to-toe in the Bellator MMA cage.

 

Complete details of the new Bellator MMA-American Forces Network partnership will be available shortly.

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Reebok Rebellion Could Revolutionize MMA as We Know It

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You know the Reebok battle is getting heated when people are trashing the terms of the deal both figuratively and LITERALLY:

UFC Lightweight Contender Myles “Fury” Jury really threw his Reebok gear in the garbage recently to make a point in a Twitter post that had UFC Head Honcho Dana “The Baldfather” White crying foul.

What was more telling about the incident, ezie, bụ “Uncle Dana” not stepping in to punish the frustrated fighter for his blatant disrespect of a major UFC business partner. This was a watershed moment for the “Reebok Rebellion.”

What could Dana do, ka emechara? Myles was actually pulling a page right out of the UFC President’s own marketing handbook. Jury was being in-your-face offensive to sell his argument. Dana does that every day.

Higher-profile fighters are consistently rubbing Mr. White the wrong way these days when it comes to the Reebok deal, and though he gave Jury and Donald “Ṅụrụtụ” Cerrone a pass for their recent criticism, he bit back against the likes of Brandon Schaub.

There may be a different kind of fireworks in July when this raw deal officially takes effect and all the fighters who don’t agree with Schaub and Jury start to realize their shortsightedness. Some of those UFC fighters might even regret not joining their peers on the unofficial public picket line when it might have actually mattered.

The worst part about this whole fiasco is the timing. The Federal Trade Commission is once again reportedly investigating the UFC in the wake of a series of high-profile Class-Action Anti-Trust complaints winding their way through the civil courts.

It’s hard not to question whether the world’s most powerful mixed martial arts promotion is overstepping its bounds in the way they are trying to control every aspect of a fighter’s career. It seems like a really bad deal to exchange a little bit of money and the right to fight under the UFC banner for the blood, sweat and tears it takes to stay at the top of the MMA game these days. Even to be at the middle of the pack in the UFC is a heck of a challenge. Fighters have to be starting to ask themselves when the accumulated bumps bruises, dislocations, torn ligaments, broken bones and concussions become so bad that the money doesn’t matter anymore.

What will happen when a tidal wave of former UFC fighters find out that the glory of having fought their hearts out for the fans isn’t paying the bills and/or sending their kids to college? What happens when the cushy medical coverage expires and your legendary fighter status means nothing to the doctors and the hospital billing you outrageous and astronomical fees to keep you healthy enough to live to old age?

Ask Marc Coleman. It’s not pretty.

The more the UFC fight or flight equation turns toward having no freedom to be an entrepreneur and no ability to build your own brand, the more Scott Coker’s phone is going to continue to ring off the hook. At least in Bellator, fighters can still have their own personal sponsors on their shorts.

They don’t throw all their fighters out for losing a few fights in a row, ma. They don’t publicly berate their fighters at post-fight press conferences for not putting on a show. They pay what they can, and they do their best to just be considered a UFC competitor.

Phil Davis may be the first of many UFC defectors that could begin to trickle in if this Reebok deal eliminates as much income and opportunity as it sounds like it will.

I am actually disappointed that Viacom isn’t making a bigger push to acquire more UFC fighters with more lucrative contracts, but no business wants to lose money. It’s harder for Bellator to gain massive revenues in return for their investments in their fighters due to the overhead of doing their own production for free television. Ma, n'otu oge ahụ, Coker and Bellator’s current management seems to actually care a little more about the people who do battle under their banner. They know better than anyone that your sponsors can really keep you alive.

Fighters who value their freedom and want a little more control over their careers might start to see the only UFC competition as a much greener pasture in the wake of this sneaker giant’s exclusive apparel contract. What is supposed to look like a major step forward for the UFC might actually represent three steps back for this organization that is already struggling with cancelled and postponed fights due primarily to an increasing amount of training injuries to top fighters.

Of course we can’t forget Former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Jon Jones allegedly crashing a rented SUV into a pregnant woman’s car and breaking her arm before fleeing the scene on foot. This is yet another unfortunate example of the UFC not caring enough about their fighters. How could they not recognize this guy had a problem that needed to be addressed a long time before this tragic incident unfolded? How can the UFC justify not having their own random drug testing in place like other professional sports? How are illegal drugs OK for a fighter to do out of competition in the first place? Who made the rules with that gaping loophole in them?

Georges St. Pierre has been one of the UFC’s most vociferous critics on the PED-testing front. The former champion continues to sit on the sidelines after one of the most punishing fights of his career led him to announce his retirement with the door left open only a crack. Only a broad, comprehensive drug testing program can bring him back now, St. Pierre maintains.

Even fighters like Ronda Rousey are getting a little upset with the career control measures being wielded over them by their bigwig bosses. The UFC will not even let Ronda appear in a few scripted WWE events. Just because these skits last longer than some of her actual fights doesn’t mean they are much different than what she does in her movie career. Her UFC bosses are fine with her pursuing action movie roles, so why not a little fake wrestling? Maybe it’s the fact that WWE stole the Tapout brand and took it right out of the cage and into the wrestling ring. Maybe it’s jealousy that WWE has the kind of fan base that makes them a legitimate threat, and it’s the kind of fans the UFC desperately needs. Maybe it’s the fact that the UFC lost their chance at retaining Brock Lesnar’s services again and they are still getting over it.

Whatever the reason, the UFC is clamping down more and more on what fighters can and can’t do inside and outside the cage, and it goes far beyond fake wrestling. Contracts are becoming more and more restrictive in every way.

The UFC also used to foster a climate where no fighter would dare speak a foul word about management or any business deal management put in place. The punishment would be worse than a fine if Dana decided to give you the Brendan Schaub treatment in the press.

Complain, and you’d be called a coward or a bum. You’re not a team player, some ignorant fans will still say when you stick your neck out while under UFC contract. Ma, this climate is not enough to stop this new little wave of protest that might grow to a frightening crescendo just before or after this Reebok deal officially becomes reality.

The mindless minions who criticize fighters for speaking out for their own best interests just eat right out of Dana White’s hand, even when he’s passing out rat poison. It is disgusting to hear and see so many people agreeing with a guy who never even fought an official amateur bout of any kind instead of listening to someone who actually put in the effort to compete in even one professional cage fight.

When it comes to matters of what it really means “to be a F#$%ing fighter,” Dana can give all the foul-mouthed speeches he wants, but it’s the actual fighters who bled for years under the UFC banner who gave that speech real meaning and resonance to the fans who now worship the ground Dana walks on. N'ihi na ọtụtụ akụkụ, these fans only like White so much because he talks and cusses just like them. N'agbanyeghị, one UFC fighter I interviewed years ago told me there is something wrong with the sport when the most recognizable figure in MMA is Dana White. I couldn’t agree more.

Freedom is not a word to be taken lightly, and free speech is not as free as it used to be. You sign on the dotted line to step in the UFC cage, and you have to play by their rules, even the ones you don’t like or don’t agree with. That was bad enough when that was the only problem fighters faced. Ugbu a, it’s much worse because of the Reebok deal and the ramifications and ripple effects it will cause.

Some people forget this deal also alienates other long time sponsors of the UFC and its fighters. Think of all those apparel companies who will not be able to sell their products now in association with any official UFC event. The upcoming UFC Fan Expo situation is a prime example of how the UFC just doesn’t seem to care about the businesses and backers that helped put them on the map in the first place.

The people behind this powerhouse MMA league will alienate anyone or any group of people to make a buck off the backs of better men than themselves. This Reebok deal is living proof of that. Even if all the money from the Reebok partnership does go to the fighters, all those businesses that end up locked out of fighter sponsorship deals will have to line up to sign exclusive contracts with the organization itself. Either that, or they will convert to Bellator supporters and follow burned UFC fighters to that organization.

Suddenly that second fiddle is sounding like it could steal the show, and my prediction that Bellator could fail looks premature and presumptuous now.

“So you want to be a f$%^ing fighter?”

Let me give you Scott Coker’s number.

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Brandon Halsey merie Kendall Grove Via Nka na ụzụ knockout Vacates Bellator Middleweight Mbụ ruru efu Weight

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TEMECULA, Calif. (Ka 15, 2015) - Ezie Brandon “Ehi” Halsey (9-0) ike agaghịkwa na-ekwu na ọ bụ Bellator Emmanuel si Middleweight World onye mmeri, ọ ka na-jisiri-egosi na ya talent na otu kwadoro mbibi nke pụtara vetiran Kendall “The Spyder” Grove (21-15).

 

Zoo jere ozi dị ka atụmatụ isi ihe omume nke Friday si “Bellator: Halsey vs. Grove” kaadị na Pechanga Resort & Cha cha na Temecula, Calif.

 

Halsey fọrọ nke nta okokụre agha ná mmalite-esi, na-akpụ akpụ ogwe aka-triangle ịkpagbu ga-okokụre a nta iro, ma Grove n'ụzọ ụfọdụ agha site na mgbalị. N'agbanyeghị, ọ bụ a otu kwadoro gburugburu maka mbụ champ.

 

Grove bụ ike zere ndị dị otú ahụ a ọnọdụ dị ize ndụ na nke abụọ, ma ọ ka nọ na-amanye-na nzere nile kasị nke etiti. Na a elu-paced mgba agha, Halsey nanị kewapụrụ ụzọ ya n'ala na-enwe top ọnọdụ maka fọrọ nke nta niile nke gburugburu.

 

Ụkpụrụ wee dị ka agha na-eyi na, na Halsey nanị overpowering ya onye iro na mgbe niile ịkpata ya onwe ya nke isi ọnọdụ. Grove nkenke egwu na ihe armbar-anọ etiti, ma Halsey nanị yanked ya N'ịdị free na pounded pụọ na punches esisịt ini ke ruo mgbe ọ nwetara TKO merie na 2:25 akara nke etiti.

 

The undefeated Halsey, bụ onye na-yipụ nke Bellator Emmanuel Middleweight World Mbụ na-enyeghị ka arọ, ga-elegide anya ọzọ irite belt na ya ọzọ anya.

 

"M bụ m kasị njọ onye iro. Ọ bụ otú m na-rụrụ. Ọ atụfu ihe ọ bụla na m na m bụ adịghị njikere maka. M dị na-agbalị siri ike site na mmerụ. Aghaghị m siri ike ya wee pụta na mmeri,"Halsey kwuru.

 

"O doro anya na, na ị chọrọ ịbụ dị ka isi dị ka o kwere. M nnọọ obi dị ka m na-apụghị agbawa site na m n'ịgwa ma ọ bụ agbawa site na ọgụ na rụchaa otú m chọrọ. Ma dị ka m kwuru, na ị nwetara obibi nsogbu, na m mere ya ndị kasị mma m nwere ike,"Halsey wee.

 

"M mụtara m ihe. M na-ekele Bellator. M na-arịọ mgbaghara ka ọrụ. Ọ bụ unprofessional ghara ime ka ibu. Ọ dịghị ngọpụ, ma onye ọ bụla maara na ọ bụ ike bee arọ na ihe ọjọọ. Ájị naanị a mma, ya mere m ka champ n'anya m. Ọ dịghị onye emewo ájị m. "

 

Na n'abalị ngalaba-isi ihe omume, mbụ Bellator Emmanuel Bantamweight World onye mmeri Eduardo “Dudu” Dantas (17-4), nke Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, were a nzọụkwụ n'ebe ọzọ ogbugba na aha na a ike-agha mkpebi mmeri ike-ọkụkụ Mike “The Marine” Richman, nke Rose Ugwu, Site.

 

Mgbe Richman gosiri magburu onwe takedown agbachitere ofụri-ewe minit 15 omume, Dantas’ ọrụ ọnụego nyeere ya aka irite ihu ọma nke ndị ikpe. Mgbe niile na ịpị na-achọ ime ka ndị agha ka n'ala, Dantas bụ ike dị nnọọ EDGE si Richman na kaadị, 29-28 dị ka ihe niile atọ ọchịchị.

 

“M wee si n'ebe ahụ na-agha ụzọ m zụrụ na-alụ ọgụ,” Dantas kwuru mgbe ndị mmeri. “M maara Mike Richman ya ga-abịa na ihe niile, ma m chọrọ iji merie ọgụ a na-azụ ndị aha. Nanị agha na-eme ka uche ọzọ bụ maka aha.

 

Na a welterweight zoo, Fernando “The Menifee Maniac” Gonzalez (24-13), nke Menifee, Calif., gbatara a na-akpali akpali, -abịa-site-n'azụ mmeri “Curtious” Curtis Millender (7-2), nke San Bernardino, Calif.

 

Na Millender ụtọ a isii nke anụ ọhịa ahụ elu uru, nta Gonzalez mbọ Akara ihe na mbụ na nke abụọ agba. Ma mgbe ndị agha kụrụ n'ala na nke atọ, Gonzalez latched jidesie a guillotine ịkpagbu na akwụ a mgbata si ya onye iro na 1:14 nke ikpeazụ gburugburu.

 

“M 4-0 ugbu a,” Gonzalez kwuru mgbe ndị mmeri. “Nke ahụ bụ otu nzọụkwụ nso ka aha, na m obi ụtọ na-na e na mix ya na onye ọ bụla bụ na-esonụ.”

 

Na n'ihi, Gonzalez now isi anọ na-ogologo Bellator Emmanuel mmeri na-etinye onwe ya akara maka a nwere ogbugba na nkwalite si Welterweight Mbụ.

 

N'abalị mbụ isi-kaadị matchup, undefeated atụmanya Darrion “The Wolf” Caldwell (7-0), nke Rahway, N.J., eji a elu mgba egwuregwu na-outwork ọzọ nwere ahụmahụ iro Rafael “Ụsụ” Silva (22-5), nke Lajes, Brazil, na-aga otu olu-mkpebi mmeri.

 

Na Caldwell isi takedowns ofụri matchup, Silva anya nnyefe mgbe dị, ma nanị ihe ọ na-enweghị ike ịhụ ndị dị mkpa jide na-arụ ọrụ n'oge gara aga ya iro na-azara ọnụ. Kama, Caldwell nọ ya mgbali elu, na ndị ikpe ọdịda ya agha, 29-28 na atọ nile kaadị.

 

Mgbe mmeri, Caldwell mere ka o doo ọ na-ekpocha ụzọ ya a ogbugba na Bellator Emmanuel World Mbụ.

 

“Echeghị m na e nwere ihe ọ bụla alụso si n'ebe dị ka mgbawa dị ka m na 135 pound, ma ọ bụ dị ka ngwa ngwa,” Caldwell kwuru. “N'ikpeazụ, M ga-enwe ike iji gosi na.”

 

N'abalị ikpeazụ mbido bayere, Guam si Joe Taimanglo (21-6-1) gbatara a-atọ gburugburu knockout nke Mexico Antonio Duarte (18-6).

 

Ọzọkwa, featherweight atụmanya Jordan Parsons (11-1), nke San Diego, Calif., akwụ a-atọ gburugburu mkpebi mmeri n'elu mbụ undefeated Brazil Julio Cesar Neves Obere. (30-1).

 

Na a ìhè heavyweight zoo, Virgil Zwicker (14-4-1), nke Temecula, Calif., akwụ a mbụ gburugburu knockout merie n'elu Razak Al-Hassan (12-5), nke Milwaukee, Wisc.

 

Na n'abalị mbụ agha, Ricky “The sinipa” Rainey (11-3), nke Gastonia, N.C., akwụ a abụọ-gburugburu knockout merie n'elu Jessie Juarez (22-10), nke Torrance, Calif.

Brandon Halsey (9-0) def. Kendall Grove (21-15)

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Eduardo Dantas (17-4) def. Mike Richman (18-6 )

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Fernando Gonzalez (24-14) def. Curtis Millender (7-2)

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Darrion Caldwell (7-0) def. Rafael Silva (22-5)

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Banyere Bellator Emmanuel

Bellator Emmanuel bụ a na-eduga weere Mara Arts nzukọ featuring ọtụtụ n'ime ndị kasị mma alụso n'ụwa. N'okpuru nduzi nke vetiran agha ume Scott Coker, Bellator dị ka fọrọ nke nta 400 nde obibi n'ụwa nile na n'elu 120 mba. Na United States, Bellator nwere ike hụrụ na Spike, na Emmanuel telivishọn ndú. Bellator Emmanuel na ugbua nke onyeisi ìgwè ahụ na-agụnye n'elu ụlọ ọrụ ọkachamara na telivishọn mmepụta, ndụ omume orchestration, fighter mmepe / mmekọahụ, ebe mgbakọ ị nweta, nkwado e kere eke / mmepe, mba ikikere, ahịa, mgbasa ozi, bu na ọrụ mmekọahụ. Bellator dabeere na Santa Monica, California na ekesịpde ntụrụndụ ibu Viacom, n'ụlọ ka ụwa Premiya ntụrụndụ ụdị na jikọọ na kiriri site gbara ọkpụrụkpụ ọdịnaya gafee telivishọn, emegharị, online na mobile nyiwe.

 

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Ukara itu-NA IHE, Foto na ọmụma si "BELLATOR: HALSEY VS. Grove "

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TEMECULA, Calif. (Ka 14, 2015) - All iri abụọ na isii na-eme egwuregwu na-adọpụ na echi "Bellator: Halsey vs. Grove "ihe omume ndị obi ụtọ na-rehydrate mgbe n'itinyekwu na akpịrịkpa na taa ukara itu na-, nke ada itie ke Cabaret Ụlọ ihe nkiri n'ime Pechanga Resort na Casino na Temecula, Calif.

"Bellator: Halsey vs. Grove,"Nke buliri onwe ya elu ndụ na free on Spike na 9 p.m. NA / 8 p.m. CT, atụmatụ a isi omume n'etiti Brandon "ehi" Halsey (8-0) na-akwanyere nnọọ ùgwù vetiran Kendall "da Spyda" Grove (21-14). The incumbent mmeri okpu see chọrọ akara nke 185-pound. N'ihi ya, Grove bụ nanị fighter onye nwere ike ịhapụ omume dị ka onye mmeri, ma ọ bụrụ na Halsey otú jikwaa merie, ọ ga-amanye hapu ájị.

Na ngalaba-isi omume, a bantamweight agha ga-aga dị ka atụmatụ n'etiti mbụ 135-paụnd mmeri Eduardo "Dudu" Dantas(16-4) na a streaking Mike "The Marine" Richman (18-5), n'agbanyeghị Richman efu arọ.

Na a pụrụ iche welterweight agha n'etiti abụọ n'obodo alụso, Cinderella Man Fernando "The Menifee Maniac" Gonzalez (23-13) anya nọgide na-ekpo ọkụ streak megide a na-eto eto Curtis "Curtious" Millender (7-1).

Na-emeghe televised bayere nke mgbede, otu n'ime Emmanuel kasị ekwe atụmanya Darrion "The Wolf" Caldwell (6-0), anya na-ya ndekọ-enweghị mmerụ megide a siri ike Rafael "Ụsụ" Silva (22-4), onye naanị otu onye imeri ke ikpeazụ ya 15 nsọtụ

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Main Kaadị (9 p.m. NA)

 

Bellator Middleweight Mbụ Ọgụ: Champ Brandon Halsey (188.1 lbs.) vs. Kendall Grove (184.9 lbs.)

 

Bellator Bantamweight Ọgụ: Eduardo Dantas (135.2 lbs.) vs. Mike Richman (139.8 lbs.)

 

Bellator Welterweight Ọgụ: Fernando Gonzalez (170.9 lbs.) vs. Curtis Millender (170.8 lbs.)

 

Bellator Bantamweight Ọgụ: Darrion Caldwell (135.7 lbs.) vs. Rafael Silva (135.7 lbs.)

Mbido Kaadị (7:45 p.m. NA)

Bellator Middleweight Ọgụ: Benji mbadamba (186 lbs.) vs. Ben Reiter (186 lbs.)

 

Bellator Bantamweight Ọgụ: Joe Taimanglo (136.2 lbs.) vs. Antonio Duarte (135.1 lbs.)

 

Bellator Featherweight Ọgụ: Jordan Parsons (145.5 lbs.) vs. Julio Cesar Neves Obere. (146 lbs.)

 

Bellator Ìhè Heavyweight Ọgụ: Virgil Zwicker (206.7 lbs.) vs. Razak Al-Hassan (205.6 lbs.)

 

Bellator Welterweight Ọgụ: Jesse Juarez (171 lbs.) vs. Ricky Rainey (170.7 lbs.)

 

Bellator Featherweight Ọgụ: A.J. Jenkins (146 lbs.) vs. Arlene Blencowe (145.8 lbs.)

 

Bellator Kedu otu m ga Ọgụ: Steve Kozola (155.8 lbs.) vs. Ian Butler (155.2 lbs.)

 

Bellator Bantamweight Ọgụ: Shawn ụyọkọ (135.4 lbs.) vs. Rolando Perez (135.3 lbs.)

 

Bellator Bantamweight Ọgụ: John Yoo (135.4 lbs.) vs. Albert Morales (134.4 lbs.)

 

Banyere Bellator Emmanuel

Bellator Emmanuel bụ a na-eduga weere Mara Arts nzukọ featuring ọtụtụ n'ime ndị kasị mma alụso n'ụwa. N'okpuru nduzi nke vetiran agha ume Scott Coker, Bellator dị ka fọrọ nke nta 400 nde obibi n'ụwa nile na n'elu 120 mba. Na United States, Bellator nwere ike hụrụ na Spike, na Emmanuel telivishọn ndú. Bellator Emmanuel na ugbua nke onyeisi ìgwè ahụ na-agụnye n'elu ụlọ ọrụ ọkachamara na telivishọn mmepụta, ndụ omume orchestration, fighter mmepe / mmekọahụ, ebe mgbakọ ị nweta, nkwado e kere eke / mmepe, mba ikikere, ahịa, mgbasa ozi, bu na ọrụ mmekọahụ. Bellator dabeere na Santa Monica, California na ekesịpde ntụrụndụ ibu Viacom, n'ụlọ ka ụwa Premiya ntụrụndụ ụdị na jikọọ na kiriri site gbara ọkpụrụkpụ ọdịnaya gafee telivishọn, emegharị, online na mobile nyiwe.

 

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“Bellator Emmanuel: Emechaghi Business” lineup zuru ezu na 14 ịlụ ọgụ, including the addition of hard-hitting veterans Justin Lawrence, Adam Cella

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Santa Monica, Calif. (Ka 11, 2015) – June’s blockbuster “Bellator Emmanuel: Emechaghi Business” event now has a complete lineup of 14 action-packed contests with the addition of Spike.com-streamed matchups of featherweights Justin “The American Kid” Lawrence (7-2) vs. Sean “P-Town” Wilson (34-25), lightweights Eric Irvin (9-3) vs. Hugh pole (4-2) na bantamweights A.J. “Let’s Go” Siscoe (0-1) vs. Garrett Mueller (1-0), as well as a pair of dark preliminary contests with welterweights Adam “El Natural” Cella (6-3) vs. Kyle Kurtz (3-0) na lightweights Garrett Mkpokọta (6-3) vs. Chris “Stump” Heatherly (8-3),

 

Featuring otu n'ime ndị kasị atụ anya ọgụ na akụkọ ihe mere eme nke egwuregwu na Kimbo iberi vs. Ken Shamrock, “Bellator Emmanuel: Emechaghi Business” na-ewe ebe Friday, June 19, na St. Louis’ Scottrade Center and airs live on Spike.

 

Tiketi maka “Bellator Emmanuel: Emechaghi Business,” nke na-amalite mgbe dị nnọọ $30, nwere ugbu a na-ere na Ticketmaster.com

 

The night’s first contest takes place at 6 p.m. CT obodo oge, while the Spike-televised main card starts two hours later.

 

Lawrence, nke Pacific, Mo., is a former national boxing and kickboxing champion and RFA featherweight champion who now makes his Bellator MMA debut on the strength of a three-fight winning streak. He faces Wilson, nke Omaha, who has incredibly fought to a judges’ decision just once in 59 career contests.

 

Irvin, of Pilot Knob, Mo., boasts a four-fight winning streak and is 6-1 ya asaa gara aga anya. He now fights for Bellator MMA for the first time and meets fellow Missouri native Pulley, who hopes to snap a two-fight losing streak.

 

Cella is a five-time Shamrock FC veteran and “TUF” former cast member who now faces the undefeated Kurtz – a Missouri fighter who already boasts three career victories despite just turning pro in January.

 

In a battle of Illinois-based fighters, Gross has won four of his past five outings and has gone to a judges’ decision just once in nine professional appearances. Ya onye iro, Heatherly, is a big show veteran who hopes to snap a disappointing two-fight losing streak, the first consecutive losses of his career.

 

Siscoe and Mueller each make their Bellator MMA debuts.

 

“Bellator Emmanuel: Emechaghi Business” - Friday, June 19, Scottrade Center, St. Louis, Ị.

Main Kaadị (9 p.m. NA)

 

Bellator Heavyweight Main Omume: Kimbo iberi (4-2) vs. Ken Shamrock (28-15-2)

Bellator Featherweight Mbụ Ọgụ: Ubi Patricio Baby (23-2) vs. Daniel Weichel (35-8)

Bellator apụta Heavyweight Ọgụ: Bobby Lashley (12-2) vs. James Thompson (20-14)

Bellator apụta Featherweight Ọgụ: Daniel Straus (22-6) vs. Henry Corrales (12-0)

Bellator apụta Kedu otu m ga Ọgụ: Michael Chandler (12-3) vs. Derek Fields (15-4)

 

Mbido Kaadị (7 p.m. NA)

Bellator Strawweight Prelim Ọgụ: Dan O'Connor (5-4) vs. Miles McDonald (0-1)

Bellator Featherweight Prelim Ọgụ: Justin Lawrence (7-2) vs. Sean Wilson (34-25)

Bellator Kedu otu m ga Prelim Ọgụ: Eric Irvin (9-3) vs. Hugh pole (4-2)

Bellator Kedu otu m ga Prelim Ọgụ: Malcolm Smith (4-4) vs. Luke Nelson (2-1)

Bellator Featherweight Prelim Ọgụ: Kain Royer (1-1) vs. Enrique Watson (1-0)

Bellator Bantamweight Prelim Ọgụ: A.J. Siscoe (0-1) vs. Garrett Mueller (1-0)

Bellator Welterweight Ọchịchịrị Prelim: Adam Cella (6-3) vs. Kyle Kurtz (3-0)

Bellator Welterweight Ọchịchịrị Prelim: Steve Mann (10-1) vs. Justin Guthrie (17-8)

Bellator Kedu otu m ga Ọchịchịrị Prelim: Garrett Mkpokọta (6-3) vs. Chris Heatherly (8-3)

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Veteran knockout artist Benji “The Aguba” Radach returns to the cage to face Ben Reiter at “Bellator Emmanuel: Halsey vs. Grove”

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EASY TWEET: Hard-hitting MMA vet @benjyradach returns to face undefeated former @PennWrestling star @BenReiterMMA Ka 15 #Bellator

 

Santa Monica, Calif. (Ka 7, 2015) – One of MMA’s hardest-hitting pioneers will return to action for the first time since 2010, dị ka Benji “The Aguba” Radach(21-6) has agreed to replace an injured A.J. Matthews (7-3) in a middleweight preliminary fight against Ben “Dinta” Reiter (15-0-1).

 

The new addition again finalizes a full nine-bout preliminary card scheduled in support of four main-card contests at “Bellator Emmanuel: Halsey vs. Grove.”

 

The night’s featured matchups include undefeated Bellator MMA World Middleweight Champion Brandon “Ehi” Halsey (8-0) megide towering Hawaiian scrapper Kendall “The Spyder” Grove (21-14), former Bellator MMA World Champion Eduardo “Dudu” Dantas (16-4) vs. Mike “The Marine” Richman (18-5), welterweights Fernando “The Menifee Maniac” Gonzalez (23-13) vs. “Curtious” Curtis Millander (7-1) na bantamweights Darrion “The Wolf” Caldwell (6-0) vs. Rafael “Ụsụ” Silva (22-4).

 

“Bellator: Halsey vs. Grove” na-ewe ebe Friday, Ka 15, na Pechanga amalite & Cha cha na Temecula, Calif. The night’s main card airs live on Spike TV at 9 p.m. NA (6 p.m. Pt obodo oge), mgbe mbido oké strimụ na Spike.com.

 

Tiketi maka “Bellator: Halsey vs. Grove,” nke na-amalite mgbe dị nnọọ $50, nwere ugbu a na-ere na Pechanga.com na Pechanga amalite & Cha cha igbe ọrụ.

 

Ụzọ maka “Bellator: Halsey vs. Grove” emeghe na 4 p.m. Pt obodo oge, na mbụ zoo-ewe ebe 45 nkeji mesịrị.

 

Fighting professionally since 2001, Radach fought for many of MMA’s biggest promotions, including Strikeforce, EliteXC, the International Fight League and the UFC. Seventeen of Radach’s 21 career wins have come by knockout, and he makes no secret of his intentions when he enters the cage. Boasting past clashed with MMA notables such as Brian Foster, Gerald Harris, Matt Horwich, Chris Leben, Gustavo Machado, Murilo “Ninja” Rua and Scott Smith, n'etiti ndị ọzọ, Radach put his fighting career on hold in 2010, as he addressed a variety of nagging injuries. Ugbu a n'ụzọ zuru ezu natara, Radach looks to make a successful return to action.

 

Radach now meets a top undefeated prospect and former UPenn wrestling star Reiter, who fights for the second time under the Bellator MMA banner after spending much of his early career in Peru.

 

“Bellator: Halsey vs. Grove” - Friday, Ka 15, Pechanga amalite & Cha cha, Temecula, Calif.

Main Kaadị (9 p.m. NA)

 

Bellator Middleweight Mbụ Ọgụ: Champ Brandon Halsey (8-0) vs. Kendall Grove (21-14)

Bellator apụta Bantamweight Ọgụ: Eduardo Dantas (16-4) vs. Mike Richman (18-5)

Bellator apụta Welterweight Ọgụ: Fernando Gonzalez (23-13) vs. Curtis Millender (7-1)

Bellator apụta Bantamweight Ọgụ: Darrion Caldwell (6-0) vs. Rafael Silva (22-4)

Mbido Kaadị (7:45 p.m. NA)

 

Bellator Middleweight Prelim Ọgụ: Benji mbadamba (21-6) vs. Ben Reiter (14-0)

Bellator Ìhè Heavyweight Prelim Ọgụ: Virgil Zwicker (13-4-1) vs. Razak Al-Hassan (12-4)

Bellator Bantamweight Prelim Ọgụ: Joe Taimanglo (20-6-1) vs. Antonio Duarte (18-5)

Bellator Featherweight Prelim Ọgụ: Jordan Parsons (10-1) vs. Julio Cesar Neves Obere. (30-0)

Bellator Welterweight Prelim Ọgụ: Jesse Juarez (22-9) vs. Ricky Rainey (10-3)

 

Ọchịchịrị oké (approx. 11 p.m. NA)

 

Bellator Kedu otu m ga Ọchịchịrị Prelim: John Yoo (0-0) vs. Albert Morales (1-0)

Bellator Kedu otu m ga Ọchịchịrị Prelim: Shawn ụyọkọ (3-1) vs. Rolando Perez (7-4)

Bellator Kedu otu m ga Ọchịchịrị Prelim: Steve Kozola (5-0) vs. Ian Butler (1-1)

Bellator Kedu otu m ga Ọchịchịrị Prelim: A.J. Jenkins (17-5) vs. Arlene Blencowe (5-4)

 

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Former Bellator MMA World Featherweight Champion Daniel Straus looks to work his way back to the belt at “Bellator Emmanuel: Emechaghi Business” against undefeated challenger Henry Corrales

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Santa Monica, Calif. (Ka 5, 2015) – Former Bellator MMA World Featherweight Champion Daniel Straus (23-6) begins his trek back to a world title when he meets undefeated promotional newcomer and former King of the Cage titlist Henry Corrales (12-0) at June’s blockbuster “Bellator Emmanuel: Emechaghi Business” omume.

 

The contest serves as the fifth and final Spike TV-broadcast main card matchup of the star-studded fight card.

 

Featuring one of the most anticipated heavyweight fights in the history of the sport with Kimbo iberi vs. Ken Shamrock, “Bellator Emmanuel: Emechaghi Business” takes place Friday, June 19, na St. Louis’ Scottrade Center na airs bi na ọgọ TV.

 

Tiketi maka “Bellator Emmanuel: Emechaghi Business,” nke na-amalite mgbe dị nnọọ $30, nwere ugbu a na-ere na Ticketmaster.com.

 

With the night’s featured bouts now complete, additional preliminary contests will be announced shortly.

 

A consensus pick as one the best 145-pounders on the planet, Straus is anxious to rebound from a disappointing January loss to current Bellator MMA Featherweight Champion Patrick “Baby” Freire. A member of American Top Team, Straus was ahead early in the fight and appeared to be on his way to reclaiming the belt he lost in 2014 before suffering a knee injury that limited his capabilities and eventually led to his late submission with 11 seconds left in the fourth round.

 

Ugbu a n'ụzọ zuru ezu natara, Straus plans on working his way back to a title bout as quickly as possible, and a victory on a high-profile card like “Bellator Emmanuel: Emechaghi Business” would certainly help him stake his claim as the division’s No. 1 contender.

 

Fighting professionally since 2011, Corrales began his career primarily as a Brazilian jiu-jitsu stylist, as witnessed by his five consecutive submission wins to begin his career. Otú ọ dị, he’s since worked diligently to improve his striking game, and of his past six victories, four have come by way of knockout. Corrales boasts an unblemished professional mark through the first 12 contests of his MMA tenure, including recent wins over big-show veterans Jerod Spoon and Seth Dikun.

 

“Bellator Emmanuel: Emechaghi Business” - Friday, June 19, Scottrade Center, St. Louis, Ị.

Main Kaadị

Bellator Heavyweight Main Omume: Kimbo iberi (4-2) vs. Ken Shamrock (28-15-2)

Bellator Featherweight Mbụ Ọgụ: Ubi Patricio Baby (23-2) vs. Daniel Weichel (35-8)

Bellator apụta Heavyweight Ọgụ: Bobby Lashley (12-2) vs. James Thompson (20-14)

Bellator apụta Featherweight Ọgụ: Daniel Straus (23-6) vs. Henry Corrales (12-0)

Bellator apụta Kedu otu m ga Ọgụ: Michael Chandler (12-3) vs. Derek Fields (15-4)

Mbido Kaadị

Bellator Welterweight Prelim Ọgụ: Justin Guthrie (17-8) vs. Steven Mann (10-1)

Bellator Strawweight Prelim Ọgụ: Miles McDonald (0-1) vs. Dan O'Connor (5-4)

Bellator Kedu otu m ga Prelim Ọgụ: Malcolm Smith (4-4) vs. Luke Nelson (2-1)

Bellator Featherweight Prelim Ọgụ: Kain Royer (1-1) vs. Enrique Watson (1-0)