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UFC 74: Respect Weigh-Ins By : 5thRound.com The UFC 74: Respect weigh-ins will be today at 3:50PM and you can check out all of the pre-fight action on ESPNNews. All fighters on the main card should make weight without a problem, so there should be no issues heading into tomorrow night’s Pay-Per-View. It’ll be interesting to see if there’s any trash talking going on from any of the fighters because they’ve been very respectful of each other thus far. Randy Couture's Final Workout By : 5thRound.com Randy Couture had one last training session on Thursday evening before his main event title fight with Gabriel Gonzaga. The pictures are courtesy of Xtreme Couture’s Blog, as you can see “The Natural” looks ready to go as he was working on his ground game. The official weigh-ins is later today at about 3:55 PM and can be watched on various mediums from NBCSports.com to ESPNNews. The Hills Meets Rampage? By : 5thRound.com According to Juanito Ibarra, Quinton Jackson’s trainer, Rampage is going to take a six month break after his unification bout with Dan Henderson at UFC 75 in London. Apparently Jackson is being offered a reality TV show with either MTV or SPIKE. Since the UFC hasn’t really hyped up Jackson the way that they did for Liddell, I’m guessing that Rampage’s camp is going to market themselves to make sure they get the props (and the money) they deserve. Cote Has A Lot To Prove By : 5thRound.com Every aspiring MMA fighter strives to make it to the UFC to showcase their talents. If they are fortunate enough to have the Big Show knock on their door, they know that a loss or poor showing could result in never getting another invitation back. This certainly has not been the case for Patrick Cote, who has compiled an embarrassing 1-4 record in his UFC career. Pulver Pulls Out of WEC Debut By : 5thRound.com Jens Pulver confirmed Tuesday that he injured his knee during training and is going to have to pull out of his WEC Debut September 5th. WAND's Last Stand in Brazil By : 5thRound.com Wanderlei Silva recently sat down for one last interview in Brazil with Tamate before leaving for the United States, check out what he had to say. St. Pierre's in no "Rush" By : 5thRound.com After a devastating lost of his most prized possession, Georges St. Pierre is ready to do what is takes to get back to the top. Starting with his highly publicized split with TKO kingpin Stephane Patry, St. Pierre says, “my manager now is Shari Spencer. She takes care of my sponsorships and my fights, as well.” Patry had made claims that he was still St. Pierre’s manager. Where Has Huerta Been? By : 5thRound.com For those of you that haven’t heard of him, Roger Huerta has merely compiled an 18-1-1 record in his young MMA career, including 13 consecutive wins, the last four being in the UFC. With a record that impressive, it is surprising that Huerta has been able to fly under the radar, but people are starting to pay attention to him now. Silva in Shogun’s Sights? By : 5thRound.com The most talked about free agent signing was finally completed yesterday as the UFC inked former Pride Champion Wanderlei Silva to a contract. Silva wasted no time sending a message to his fellow fighters, “I want to issue a warning to the other fighters out there: you need to train hard, because “The Axe Murderer” is here.” The Emergence of Philippine Boxing By : Joem Hughes The article offers information about boxing and the growing popularity of Philippine boxing. It offers recent information about boxing promotions as well as some results of recent boxing matches that involve Pinoy boxing prospects and star. An insight into muay thai kick boxing By : ktmcna The exact date muay Thai kick boxing was started is hard to narrow down, but it does date back all the way to medieval times. King Nareasen made it famous in 1560 AD when he was given a chance to fight for his freedom. King Nareasan was victorious, freed, and returned home where he declared the fighting style (then called Siamese style boxing) a national sport. Muay Thai Clinch Training By : Nathan "Thunder" Payne Learn to do a Muay Thai clinch correctly to dominate your opponent. Muay Thai or "thai boxing" is the worlds most aggressive martial art. Self defense for a woman when confronted by a gang By : Jo Braweski Because women typically start out with a size disadvantage in self defense situations, there has to be another way of getting even. The good news is that there is, and it uses some natural advantages as well. You Want Some of the Wandy? By : 5thRound.com The UFC announced Friday that they have officially signed former Pride 205lb. Champion, Wanderlei Silva to a contract. This is one of the most talked about and highly anticipated signings for the UFC since they purchased Pride FC. This will be Wandy’s return to the Octagon after a seven year hiatus. His last appearance resulted in a loss to Tito Ortiz at UFC 25 in April of 2000. The Great Debate: Round 5 By : 5thRound.com The term, “Saving the best for last” doesn’t apply in our Great Debate. This is perhaps the most lopsided and boring division currently in MMA. When you think about Heavyweights in boxing, you usually get excited because you know that these fighters possess the knockout power that can send the crowd into a frenzy. That is one of the primary reasons why MMA is so much more exciting than boxing. Every weight class contains that knockout power, however, the smaller MMA weight classes are much more BJJ for Beginners By : James Liu This article is about Brazilian Jiu Jitsu for beginners. Beginners should take a baby step approach in learning this difficult art. IFL Struggles to Continue On By : 5thRound.com Yesterday the IFL filed their quarterly report which shows the company’s financial trouble over the last three months. In taking a look at the big picture, the IFL made ,673,230 in Total Revenues but had an Operating Loss of (,947,516). Even if you’ve never taken an accounting class, you’re smart enough to know that you can’t operate on a loss for long. "The Truth" Returns to the UFC By : 5thRound.com The UFC officially announced the return of Brandon "The Truth" Vera today, which is only going to deepen an already stacked Heavyweight division. Why you should watch Aikido video clips By : Prince Oversol Aikido was developed by as a martial art by Morihei Ueshiba who studied several martial arts since 1912. Known to many aikido practitioners as "O Sensei" or the "Great Teacher," Ueshiba was able to develop the martial art based on a purely physical level using techniques and movements such those of "Jujitsu" and "Kenjutsu" called "aikido." TUF: Reality or Reality Check? By : 5thRound.com The Ultimate Fighter show no doubt has helped the UFC grow its fan base from bar room 30-something year old guys to damn near mainstream, but what about the guys who don’t make it? There have been some great fighters to come out of the show, I mean we’ve seen guys like Forrest Griffin, Mike Swick, Kendall Grove, Michael Bisping, Matt Serra and the list goes on and on. But for every good story, there are five bad ones, just ask Josh Haynes... The Great Debate: Round 3 By : 5thRound.com 5thRound continues their comparison of MMAWeekly & Sherdog's Top 10 rankings, this round though will feature the Middleweights at 185-lbs. In one of the deepest divisions of MMA, Tom Ngo of 5thRound breaks down the pros and cons of each ranking and doesn't give any bias towards who should be where. Make sure you check back tomorrow to see Round 4 which will feature possibly the deepest most exciting division, the Light Heavyweights at 205-lbs. Joe Lauzon Pulls One Over By : 5thRound.com Joe Lauzon is a pretty lighthearted guy as we all saw this past season on the, "Ultimate Fighter" and he has just pulled one over on all MMA fans. The rumors started a couple of days ago with a possible fight at UFC 78 in New Jersey against Welterweight contender Karo Parisyan. The Great Debate: Round 2 By : 5thRound.com 5thRound continues their comparison of MMAWeekly & Sherdog's Top 10 rankings, this round though will feature the Welterweights at 170-lbs. In one of the deepest divisions of MMA, Tom Ngo of 5thRound breaks down the pros and cons of each ranking and doesn't give any bias towards who should be where. Make sure you check back tomorrow to see Round 3 which will feature the Middleweights at 185-lbs. Weight Loss iwth Martial Arts By : James Liu This article explains how you can lose weight training in the martial arts. What our Kids learn from the Martial Arts By : James Liu This article explains how martial arts can impact your child in a positive way. Choosing the Best Martial Arts Style By : ktmcna For anyone who wants to learn a martial art, there is a lot to know in regards to the many different styles. Of course there is the question of finding the best martial art, which is a question a lot of people ask with so many martial arts styles to choose from, it can be very complicated to pick one to learn. The Great Debate: Round 1 By : 5thRound.com 5thRound breaks down the MMAWeekly & Sherdog Top 10 Rankings for all 5 weightclasses in MMA. Tonight we started with the Lightweight Division where both lists have their pros and cons as Tom Ngo of 5thRound tells it like it is without any bias. After you're done, make sure you head over to the 5thRound Forums and speak up about the rankings. Martial arts and sexual health By : malo The article talks about the health benefits of exercise and martial arts which may include a better sex life. However, too much of these activities may also cause adverse effects in one's sterility. Gonzaga Gaining on Greatness? By : 5thRound.com It seems like light years ago when UFC fans were booing at the top of their lungs at the borefest of a fight between Gabriel Gonzaga and Kevin Jordan at UFC 56. The jab and run tactic that both fighters had mastered for almost the entire fight was exactly the reason why the UFC was looking elsewhere to upgrade their Heavyweight division. Then, faster than Sean Sherk running from a drug test, Gonzaga landed one of the most exciting Superman punches that knocked Jordan out cold. Boxing for Beginners By : Larry Goldberg If you want to start boxing you will need to find a club or gym that has the necessary equipment to help you with your conditioning and training. You will need a jump rope, medicine ball, punching bag, and exercise mats. Conditioning will also include learning breathing techniques, abdominal, leg, and arm exercises, and eventually working with a partner.
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