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Monday, May 30, 2011
Video stupidity: Chuck Liddell is smarter than a TMZ ‘journalist’
TMZ loves Chuck Liddell and he seems to like the gossip site. Liddell provided a comedic moment without even realizing he was in on a joke. Watch a TMZ staffer get blasted for not knowing the difference between "fornicating" and "defecating."
If you'd like to ask Liddell about dropping a deuce or anything else, you can find him this weekend at Miracle Mile behind Planet Hollywood.
"The Iceman" has a meet and greet at the Las Vegas Fight Shop inside the Miracle Mile. Just before UFC 130 goes down a few properties to the south on the Las Vegas strip, Liddell will be on the scene from Noon-2. Look for Cagewriter as well. We'll be lurking.
Liddell isn't the only fighter out and about this week. Carlos Condit, Kyle Noke and UFC Octagon girl Chandella will be at the LV Fight Shop's Fashion Show Mall location from Noon-2 on Friday.
On Saturday, Urijah Faber and Joe Benavidez are signing at a Cox Cable office in nearby Henderson.
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Some Questions About How to Treat Children With Disabilities
A Short Story,...Would you do the Same Thing?
At a fund raising dinner for a private school that serves children with learning disabilities, the father of one of the students delivered a speech that would never be forgotten by all who attended. After extolling the school and its dedicated staff, he offered this story:
At a fund raising dinner for a private school that serves children with learning disabilities, the father of one of the students delivered a speech that would never be forgotten by all who attended. After extolling the school and its dedicated staff, he offered this story:
Source: http://www.mentalhelp.net/poc/view_doc.php?type=doc&id=43162&cn=113
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Self-medication for Anxiety Increases Risk for Substance Use Disorders
Patients with anxiety disorders who self-medicate with alcohol or drugs may be increasing their risk for developing incident substance use disorders, according to a study presented at the American Psychiatric Association?s recent annual meeting.Source: http://www.psychiatrictimes.com/conference-reports/apa2011/content/article/10168/1866550?CID=rss
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Sunday, May 29, 2011
Your favourite ready meal?
What is everyone favourite ready meal/ microwave meal/ tv dinner?
Mine has to be Tesco's sweet chilli noodles. ( the low calorie one)
Mine has to be Tesco's sweet chilli noodles. ( the low calorie one)
Source: http://forums.ufc.production.sparkart.net/showthread.php?t=87377&goto=newpost
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UFC 130 ?Rampage vs. Hamill? Live Results & Recap
UFC 130 “Rampage vs. Hamill” takes place later tonight at the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The event airs live on pay-per-view at 9pm ET/6pm PT. The pay-per-view broadcast will be preceded by prelim specials on Spike TV at 9pm ET/6pm PT and Facebook at 8pm ET/5pm PT. In the main event, [...]
Source: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/mmaconvert/~3/-PRohP08_QE/
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15 YRS AGO FLASHBACK - KELLER'S UFC 9 REPORT: Original Torch Newsletter coverage of Ken Shamrock vs. Dan Severn awful 30 minute main event
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The following is the Torch Newsletter's coverage of UFC 9 which took place 15 years ago, on May 17, 1996. This includes my match report, Torch Staff Roundtable Reviews, and some reader comments on the show. (One of the reader reviews, by the way, is from Scott Colton, who is now professional wrestler Colt Cabana.)
When: May 17, 1996
Where: Detroit, Mich. - Cobo Hall
What: UFC9 pay-per-view
Live Attendance: 11,000-plus sellout
(1) Cal Worsham (Tae Kwon Do, 32, 5-10, 200, Fulsom, Calif.) beat Zane Frazier (American Kempo Karate, 32, 6-5, 325, North Hollywood, Calif.) at 3:17. They circled each other at the start. At 1:10 Worsham managed to take down the much bigger Frazier and pummel him with punches and headbutts. Frazier tapped out just as ref Joe McCarthy appeared to be stepping in to stop it. Worsham said afterward that he wants a shot at the SuperFight Title saying Kimo got one and he was 0-1. Worsham is 2-0.
(2) Rafael Carino (Jiu Jitsu, 22, 6-8, 250, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) beat Matt Anderson (Nin Jitsu, 24, 6-2, 240) at 5:33. Carino, unlike his fellow Brazilians, was aggressive at the start. He took Anderson down who appeared stunned. Anderson went into the guard. Carino went for some strikes, but didn't seem to know how to finish Anderson. The ref was close to stopping it a few times. After a palm to the head, Anderson began bleeding and the ref stopped it. Bruce Beck said Carino's camp wants a match against Paul Varelans next because Varelans has had success against some smaller Brazilians in recent matches and they want revenge. Sounds like a worked angle.
(3) Mark Schultz (Wrestling, 33, 5-10, 203, Michigan) beat Gary Goodridge (Kuk Sool Won, 30, 6-3, 258, Barrie Ontario) at 12:00. Schultz agreed to fight less than 24 hours before the event, replacing Dave Beneteau who suffered a hand injury while training. Shultz had trained with Beneteau. Schultz didn't seem to know what to think of the Octagon at first, but by the end was confident and just playing with Goodridge. After Schultz took Goodridge down and held him down for the opening six minutes, the ref stood them up. Then Schultz shot in right away again, not giving Goodridge a chance to use his stand up skills. After regulation ended, rather than go to overtime the ref stopped the match. Goodridge didn't protest.
(4) Mark Hall (Moo Yea Do, 35, 6-0, 190, Murrieta, Calif.) beat Koji Kitao (Sumo, 29, 6-8, 340, Tokyo) at 0:47. Kitao moved in on Hall at the start, backing him to the fence. The crowd chanted "USA." Hall scored with a right hook and badly broke Kitao's nose. Blood flowed fast and the ref stopped the fight. Afterward, Hall asked his girlfriend to marry him.
To fill time, they aired Ken Shamrock vs. Pat Smith from the first UFC.
(5) Don Frye (Wrestling/Boxing, 30, 6-0, 210, Sierra Vista, Ariz.) beat Amuary Bitteti (Jiu Jitsu, 28, 6-1, 210, Brazil) at 9:30. This was the match of the show by far. They started with stand-up fighting. Frye stunned Bitteti with a punch at 2:20. Bitteti went for a takedown, but Frye wouldn't stay down. Frye hit a series of punches and elbows and the ref would have been justified ending it right there. They went to the mat with Frye on top finishing Bitteti. At 6:00 the ref stood them up to check on Bitteti's cut. Frye continued to dominate with more blows on the mat. The ref checked Bitteti for blood again. Bitteti shot in for a last ditch attempt at gaining an advantage, but Frye ended up with the advantage, guillotine choking Bitteti with his feet on the cage (a la Ric Flair) for leverage. He hit a series of a knees which oohed the crowd. The ref finally stopped the match at 9:30. After the match Frye said he underestimated Bitteti, having originally assumed he'd win in 30-45 seconds. He said he wants to fight Royce Gracie.
(6) Dan Severn (Greco-Roman wrestling, 37, 6-2, 250, Coldwater, Mich.) beat Ken Shamrock (Shootfighting, 32, 6-0, 220, Lockford, Calif.) via 2-1 judges decision after a 30 minute draw. For the opening 16 minutes Severn circled Shamrock as fans chanted "refund" and "boring" and "Let's Go Red Wings." At 16:00 Severn shot in on Shamrock and went for a leglock, but Shamrock slipped out. The crowd came alive, but then became disappointed when both fighters returned to a standing position. A minute later Severn shot in again, but Shamrock ended up on top when Severn turned the wrong way on the takedown. Severn, though, surprisingly did well defending himself on his back. Shamrock stayed on top, throwing blows to the ribs and head. At 23:30 Severn somehow ended up on top of Shamrock, who went into the guard. Shamrock began bleeding badly from the head. Severn continued to punish Shamrock until McCarthy stopped to check Shamrock's cut. The first overtime saw a repeat of early uneventful circling. After more of the same in the second overtime, with 15 seconds left Shamrock shot in on Severn and didn't have a chance to do much before the time limit expired. Severn played to the crowd for support and got a mixed reaction. The judges voted Shamrock, Severn, Severn. After the match Shamrock said both fighters had the same strategy, both were overly patient, and that Severn deserved to win because he did more damage when on offense.
COLUMNIST COMMENTS
Chris Zavisa:
UFC9 seems to be into their third wave of a metamorphosis. This one will be known as "Ref Stops Bout." I never thought we'd see a UFC without a submission, but here it was. From a financial point of view, this had to be a big success as Cobo Hall was packed to the rafters with 11,000 plus in the building. Artistically I don't know if UFC can afford any more successes like this one. Will people pay $20 on pay-per-view to watch two of the so-called best fighters in the world waltz around each other for 80 percent of the bout? Especially so for those paying $300 for ringside seats. Probably not if this becomes the trend. Dan Severn wrestled with his head as much as his body and his plan worked ending in victory. Shamrock must have thought he was in an old Marx Brothers routine as Groucho and Harpo do the mirror bit, one mimicking the other. It was not good entertainment, or even good sports for that matter, but it was very, very good for Dan Severn. The bout I, and I imagine most others, enjoyed the most was Don Frye taking it to Armoury Bitetti. For the days preceding the event everyone at the hotel kept describing Bitetti as the real deal and a future star while the real deal was right in front of them the whole time - Don Frye.
I've never liked Koji Kitao even one little bit and it was more than satisfying to see him get his clock cleaned in under 50 seconds and go whimpering back to his corner like the big Baby Huey he so resembled.
STAFF ROUNDTABLE
Bruce Mitchell, Torch columnist
Even with the most disappointing SuperFight in UFC history, UFC9 was an entertaining event. It was also the first one where brutality was a genuine issue, not just a trumped up charge.
Don Frye vs. Amori Bitetti was the most exciting match UFC has had since the Tank Abbott vs. Oleg Taktarov bout. Frye made a quantum leap in fighting effectiveness and proved once and for all that the Brazilian Jiu Jitsui fighters are no longer necessarily the best. Frye and one-day wonder Mark Schultz were the breakout stars this time.
Schultz can write his own contract since SEG absolutely has to have the mainstream credibility an Olympic Gold Medalist brings to the political fight for survival. It will be very interesting to see how Schultz does against a Severn or a Shamrock.
Less interesting will be the UFC future of "Hard Luck" Koji Kitao who either lost to a lucky punch or because of his own clumsiness. All this match did was provide opponents of hybrid fighting with yet another gross clip to take out of context.
On the downside, Dan Severn vs. Ken Shamrock was a fiasco, the result of two fighters too cautious to win or to lose. If the judges had any sense of justice they would have thrown out the entire bout. Severn could hardly be called a winner when he had an advantage of all of a minute and a half of a 30 minute match. It reminded me of nothing more than the thing that almost killed college basketball 15 years ago - Dean Smith's Carolina Four Corners. When his team would get a small lead early in the game, then hold the ball and stall for the rest of the game cheating both spectators and participants alike of settling the issue of who was actually better. Both Severn and Shamrock alike deserve the blame for this particular non-event.
UFC remains the most consistently exciting event in the pro wrestling world. Gee, I wonder what element makes it that way.
John Williams, Torch contributor
UFC continues to educate the fans of today on exactly why pro wrestling became a work. Never has there been a better example of it than the Shamrock vs. Severn match. After their overly cautious standoff, they had an excellent period on the mat. Then, they each decided they didn't want any more of that, which led to more dancing. None of this was surprising considering where UFC is headed.
The bout highlights the two primary risks involved when promoting something that's real - you can neither control the outcome nor can you guarantee it will be entertaining. If the major matches are not entertaining, it brings up whether fans will continue to pay for it. The history of pro wrestling seems to indicate the answer to that is no. This led to a mutating of pro wrestling into a form of entertainment to have a better shot at providing entertainment to its fans. It remains to be seen how UFC will handle these issues.
The bout also shows the risks of a champion wrestler versus what he has to gain when entering a shoot in which he cannot control the outcome. His potential gain is the short term monetary benefit of taking the winner's purse, along with more money matches down the road, and the right to say you are the best. His risks are losing and getting beat up, which doesn't help him make money, hurts his claim to being the best, and damages his drawing ability. Shamrock lost here, and got a little beating in the process. Were it a work, he could have avoided one or both of those consequences. This is why pro wrestling champions, by and large, have avoided putting their titles on the line in a straight shoot. The risks far outweigh the potential benefits. When you have the golden goose, which is what the title historically was, why risk it at all. The answer down through time has been that you don't.
Severn does deserve some credit for fighting his fight. Granted it was boring but it achieved the desired outcome. He also was more willing than Shamrock to let it all hang out during the brief period he had the advantage. He took the risk and rained down a flurry of blows that put a beating on Shamrock. That and the blood probably were the difference to the judges that saw it Severn's way. My own preference would have been a no contest with the belt held up. It sounds like a pro wrestling finish, but neither deserved a win for the 24 minutes of dancing, nor did Shamrock deserve to retain the title in the event of a draw. When facing each other, the top flight grapplers in this event like Severn, Shamrock, and Taktarov need to be pushed in the direction of taking chances on offense rather than sitting back and endlessly waiting for the opponent to make a mistake. The skill level among the top guys is getting to such a level that the mistakes are fewer and further between. It will lead to more matches like this unless the promotion figures out a way to push them into a more offensive mindset.
UFC has now established Frye as a marketable figure and needs to get him a SuperFight with Severn or Shamrock before he stubs his toe.
READER REVIEWS
Pat McNeill (8.5): The best match was obviously Don Frye vs. Amoury Bitetti. Worst match was Severn vs. Shamrock because there was so much time spent with nothing happening, including the entire first overtime. All in all though it was probably UFC's best card. They should probably consider doing the fight style card more often as opposed to the tournament. It surprised me because I thought it'd be a weak point. They created three or four stars that people are going to want to see. I'm looking forward to the next one. While the room full of people I watched it with are enthused about the next UFC, none of them are going to watch Pancrase again. It wasn't their speed. It was boring. And I have to agree.
Randy Lantz (8.5): The best match was Shultz vs. Goodridge and worst was Severn vs. Shamrock. It was a really good card. The only negative in my opinion was the defensive style by both Severn and Shamrock. More offense was needed.
Jim Thompson (7.5): Best match was Don Frye vs. Bitetti. It was kind of a disgrace fans were booing during the Shamrock vs. Severn match. I mean, those guys are not there to entertain, they are there to win. If they felt they had to feel each other out for 17 minutes, then so be it.
Kevin Hancer (8.0): Best was clearly Frye vs. Bitetti. Worst was Kitao vs. Hall. No fault of Hall; Kitao has no place in these events. For an upcoming match wouldn't you love to see Frye vs. Shultz. Someone needs to tell John McCarthy he is not the star of UFC. Except for in the main event he is far too quick to yell "keep working" which is especially annoying when it's obvious the fighters are working. A great event with a lot of good stars.
Scott Colton: It's a shame they couldn't do the tournament. Without the tournament the wins meant nothing to the audience except seeing some good fighting. The superfight put me to sleep; it should have kept me up all night.
Source: http://www.mmatorch.com/artman2/publish/Torch_Flashbacks_32/article_9438.shtml
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UFC In The Moment: Rampage Jackson debuts May 25th on Spike TV
Spike TV will debut UFC In The Moment: Rampage Jackson on Wednesday, May 25th, at 10:00 pm ET. Follow former light heavyweight champion Quinton ?Rampage? Jackson?s as he prepares to face Matt Hamill at UFC 130 on Saturday, May 28th. Check out the preview below… UFC In The Moment: Rampage Jackson debuts May 25th on [...]
UFC In The Moment: Rampage Jackson debuts May 25th on Spike TV is a post from: MMA Interplay UFC News
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Bipolar? Sometimes Miracles Hide
Hi, how are you today? I hope you’re doing good. We’ve all heard of miracles happening to people. Maybe you’ve even experienced a miracle in your own life. Or maybe you don’t believe in miracles. Bruce Carroll sang a song called, “Sometimes Miracles Hide.” And people claim to be healed of life-threatening diseases like cancer [...]
Source: http://www.bipolarsupporter.com/bipolarsupporterblog/bipolar-sometimes-miracles-hide/
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Jared Hamman poised for middleweight debut against C.B. Dollaway in August
After playing a part in back-to-back ?Fight of the Night? performances, 12-3 striker Jared Hamman will drop down from 205 to give it a go at middleweight on August 14 at UFC Live 5. Standing opposite from Hamman when the lights dim in Milwaukee will be Ultimate Fighter 7 finalist C.B. Dollaway. News of the [...]
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HDNet to air preliminary card bouts for Strikeforce "Overeem vs. Werdum" in June
By: Jamie Penick, MMATorch Editor-in-Chief
Scott Coker spoke to the media on Saturday to announce a couple of items for upcoming events, including confirmation of a 220 lb. catchweight fight between Dan Henderson and Fedor Emelianenko.
In addition to confirming that bout, Coker - who has been reestablished with the title of Strikeforce CEO - confirmed previous reports that the Challengers series events will be relocated to a new home at The Pearl at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas.
However, one of the bigger news items is the announcement that the June 18 event from the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, will have all five of the preliminary card bouts broadcast live on HDNet prior to the Showtime broadcast.
The preliminary card features a number of big fights for Strikeforce prelim standards, including Jorge Masvidal vs. K.J. Noons, Julie Kedzie vs. Amanda Nunes and Gesias Cavalcante vs. Justin Wilcox.
It's the second time Strikeforce will has aired fights on HDNet, having had a couple of preliminary card fights air in February for the first event in the Strikeforce Heavyweight World Grand Prix.
The night's main card is headlined by the Grand Prix fight between Alistair Overeem and Fabricio Werdum.
Penick's Analysis: With how deep they were booking this event this news comes as no surprise. With Zuffa now in control of the organization, we're likely to see a lot more fights on these events as a whole that are booked by the organization, instead of having local promoters help in booking the undercard fights as they've done in the past. Whether it was with Facebook or HDNet, these fights were going to be seen. This is a great development for the fighters under contract with Strikeforce, as this will open up a lot more slots for Strikeforce to book and will allow more fighters to get fights a lot more often.
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In addition to confirming that bout, Coker - who has been reestablished with the title of Strikeforce CEO - confirmed previous reports that the Challengers series events will be relocated to a new home at The Pearl at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas.
However, one of the bigger news items is the announcement that the June 18 event from the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, will have all five of the preliminary card bouts broadcast live on HDNet prior to the Showtime broadcast.
The preliminary card features a number of big fights for Strikeforce prelim standards, including Jorge Masvidal vs. K.J. Noons, Julie Kedzie vs. Amanda Nunes and Gesias Cavalcante vs. Justin Wilcox.
It's the second time Strikeforce will has aired fights on HDNet, having had a couple of preliminary card fights air in February for the first event in the Strikeforce Heavyweight World Grand Prix.
The night's main card is headlined by the Grand Prix fight between Alistair Overeem and Fabricio Werdum.
Penick's Analysis: With how deep they were booking this event this news comes as no surprise. With Zuffa now in control of the organization, we're likely to see a lot more fights on these events as a whole that are booked by the organization, instead of having local promoters help in booking the undercard fights as they've done in the past. Whether it was with Facebook or HDNet, these fights were going to be seen. This is a great development for the fighters under contract with Strikeforce, as this will open up a lot more slots for Strikeforce to book and will allow more fighters to get fights a lot more often.
Source: http://www.mmatorch.com/artman2/publish/Affliction2/article_9446.shtml
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Bipolar? Sometimes Miracles Hide
Hi, how are you today? I hope you’re doing good. We’ve all heard of miracles happening to people. Maybe you’ve even experienced a miracle in your own life. Or maybe you don’t believe in miracles. Bruce Carroll sang a song called, “Sometimes Miracles Hide.” And people claim to be healed of life-threatening diseases like cancer [...]
Source: http://www.bipolarsupporter.com/bipolarsupporterblog/bipolar-sometimes-miracles-hide/
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Ex-UFC champ Brock Lesnar undergoes surgery, expected to return in 2012
Former UFC heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar underwent surgery on Thursday to address a second bout with diverticulitis, and if all goes well, he could fight in 2012. UFC president Dana White today said that Lesnar had 12 inches of his colon removed in the procedure and is expected to spend the rest of 2011 in recovery.
However, White hopes the former heavyweight champ will return next year.
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More baked and broiled fish, lowers heart-failure risk
Women who ate five or more servings of baked or broiled fish a week had a 30 percent lower risk of heart failure compared with those who ate less than one serving per month, according to a very large study...
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Gaining weight? Blame your desk job
Your 9-to-5 might be making you fat, according to a study out this week in the journal PLoS ONE. It found a strong connection between the increase in the average weight of Americans, and the decrease in job-related physical activity....
Source: http://news.consumerreports.org/health/2011/05/gaining-weight-blame-your-desk-job.html
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HDNet to air preliminary card bouts for Strikeforce "Overeem vs. Werdum" in June
By: Jamie Penick, MMATorch Editor-in-Chief
Scott Coker spoke to the media on Saturday to announce a couple of items for upcoming events, including confirmation of a 220 lb. catchweight fight between Dan Henderson and Fedor Emelianenko.
In addition to confirming that bout, Coker - who has been reestablished with the title of Strikeforce CEO - confirmed previous reports that the Challengers series events will be relocated to a new home at The Pearl at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas.
However, one of the bigger news items is the announcement that the June 18 event from the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, will have all five of the preliminary card bouts broadcast live on HDNet prior to the Showtime broadcast.
The preliminary card features a number of big fights for Strikeforce prelim standards, including Jorge Masvidal vs. K.J. Noons, Julie Kedzie vs. Amanda Nunes and Gesias Cavalcante vs. Justin Wilcox.
It's the second time Strikeforce will has aired fights on HDNet, having had a couple of preliminary card fights air in February for the first event in the Strikeforce Heavyweight World Grand Prix.
The night's main card is headlined by the Grand Prix fight between Alistair Overeem and Fabricio Werdum.
Penick's Analysis: With how deep they were booking this event this news comes as no surprise. With Zuffa now in control of the organization, we're likely to see a lot more fights on these events as a whole that are booked by the organization, instead of having local promoters help in booking the undercard fights as they've done in the past. Whether it was with Facebook or HDNet, these fights were going to be seen. This is a great development for the fighters under contract with Strikeforce, as this will open up a lot more slots for Strikeforce to book and will allow more fighters to get fights a lot more often.
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In addition to confirming that bout, Coker - who has been reestablished with the title of Strikeforce CEO - confirmed previous reports that the Challengers series events will be relocated to a new home at The Pearl at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas.
However, one of the bigger news items is the announcement that the June 18 event from the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas, will have all five of the preliminary card bouts broadcast live on HDNet prior to the Showtime broadcast.
The preliminary card features a number of big fights for Strikeforce prelim standards, including Jorge Masvidal vs. K.J. Noons, Julie Kedzie vs. Amanda Nunes and Gesias Cavalcante vs. Justin Wilcox.
It's the second time Strikeforce will has aired fights on HDNet, having had a couple of preliminary card fights air in February for the first event in the Strikeforce Heavyweight World Grand Prix.
The night's main card is headlined by the Grand Prix fight between Alistair Overeem and Fabricio Werdum.
Penick's Analysis: With how deep they were booking this event this news comes as no surprise. With Zuffa now in control of the organization, we're likely to see a lot more fights on these events as a whole that are booked by the organization, instead of having local promoters help in booking the undercard fights as they've done in the past. Whether it was with Facebook or HDNet, these fights were going to be seen. This is a great development for the fighters under contract with Strikeforce, as this will open up a lot more slots for Strikeforce to book and will allow more fighters to get fights a lot more often.
Source: http://www.mmatorch.com/artman2/publish/Affliction2/article_9446.shtml
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