Highlight Reel of Paul McVeigh of the Dinky Ninja Fight Team training out of the Griphouse Gym in Glasgow. His details are as follows: Name: Paul McVeigh Fight Name: Metabolic Weight Category: Featherweight Total Fights: 23 Professional MMA Record: 16-6-0 Semi-Professional MMA Record: 1-0-0 Weight: 65 kg (143 lbs) Gender: Male Country: United Kingdom

Saketdao(red) vs Nong-O(blue) Nong-O formerly Sit-Or Lumpinee 25.1.11 main 131lbs    

This was from the rumble of the kings event in Sweden.  Bit of scrappy fight and Kyshenko seems to be alot less polished these days.

A funny short commercial for SportsCenter starring Georges St Pierre, how many of your would love to have an office like that? Although i’m not sure GSP’s dress code is considered business casual?

It’s amazing to see kids who are so talented and dedicated to MMA, and i’m sure they will achieve alot of great things in the sport. But i can’t help but think that these kids have alot of pressure upon them? Especially with the Tapout sponsorship. Any Thoughts?

The Video of the K-1 World MAX 2010 -70kg Final 16: Mike Zambidis vs. Chahid Oulad El Hadj, very good fight. Both are strong fighters with “Iron” Mike Zambidis being a 13 times world champion.

Whats the deal with this guys entrances in K-1. He is clearly a fan of Cosplay, but is this detrimental to the K1 sport? Surely dressing up as a female cartoon character before your fight will be viewed in a negative way in the western world? Will this be seen by those outside the sport as a gimmick of “Freak Show” in the same way as Hong Man Choi or Bob Sapp are viewed? Cosplay [...]

Video of the K-1 World Max 2010 Final 16 Artur Kyshenko vs Mohamed Khamal, Kyshenko is a strong Ukranian fighter who was a finalist in the 2008 K-1 World Max. Mohamed Khamal is a Morrocan-Dutch Background, who fights out of the Vos gym in Amsterdam. K-1 World Max 2010 Final 16 Artur Kyshenko vs Mohamed Khamal

Here’s the video of Pajonsuk Superpro Samui vs. Woo Yong Choi  for Pajonsuks Debut K-1 World MAX 2010 -70kg World Championship Tournament Final 16 in Seoul. I just dont think K1 will be the same without Buakaw and Andy Souwer. And adding fighters like Nagashima make it a bit of a freak show ( more on him later!).

A fantastic new boxing advertisment from HBO for the HBO Boxing After Dark Programme. I’m sure there are many ways to interpret this video, but in my opinion its to show that self improvement is possible regardless of your financial status. You just have to want it bad enough. Would be interesting to hear the thoughts of others on this? Enjoy