Didn’t we just say Heath Herring’s loss to a rookie could spell disaster to his career? (…)

 
The Brock Lesnar – Heath Herring bout was a most anticipated encounter not much because of the action and power both would surely unleash but much more on the drama and suspense of whatever the outcome is going to be. (…)

A week passed without any exciting UFC bout, we have to contend ourselves with watching MMA clips on YouTube (har-har!)
While at it, we had a load of Kimbo Slice’s old backyard brawls and wondered what future awaits this EliteXC-CBS shooting star.  The suits of CBS must have sweated buckets when the UFC 84 replay on Spike TV broke the previous record held by the Kimbo Slice headlined card.  To top this, the broadcast was better packaged, better executed, and better cast than the EliteXC and CBS production. (…)

It’s still the ever-exciting Mixed Martial Arts event!
Saturday’s card was the second time for MMA to be aired on a major television network. (…)

The internet is awash with articles and blogs about how last weekend’s card becomes a pivotal moment in the future of American Mixed Martial Arts.  Here are the results of those ten July 19, 2008 bouts.  Go ahead and make your own judgement. (…)

A lot of sports enthusiasts still have to discover the science of mma rankings or the existence of mixed martial arts as an exciting sport.  These same people may name boxers and their ranks, their best fights but they still have to hear about mixed martial arts.  They still have to discover these great fighters, mixed martial arts rankings, and the excitement one gets from watching the game.   
Except for the few who are hooked to this sport, the fighters still have to make it to become household names. (…)

MMA rankings of its players is quite new and is not well-known yet to many people, compared to boxing for example. (…)

A number of promoters and tournament organizers in boxing now are beginning to move over to organizing the more exciting mma rankings tournaments, fast beginning to surpass gate receipts of boxing events. (…)

How does one prepare to improve his standing in mma rankings so he can move up in the ladder leading to the championship in his weight division?  The dream of every athlete vying in a mixed martial arts rankings contest, of course, is to go up in the rankings in his division and eventually the coveted number one position, or the championship in this highly competitive sport. (…)

Many organizations devoted to the development of sports internationally are now including the tournaments in combative "mma rankings" or mixed martial arts rankings as a favorite of sport spectators just like boxing and wrestling. (…)