Brandon Vera Vs. Randy Couture
Mike Swick vs Dan Hardy
Michael Bisping vs Denis Kang
Saturday, November 14, 2009
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Strikeforce: Fedor Vs. Rogers
Fedor Emelianenko Vs. Brett Rogers
Spoiler Warning
My thoughts on Fedor Vs. Rogers:
It was a pretty good fight, one of the most challenging fights Fedor has had in a while I think.
Probably also in the top 5 most difficult fights he has had.
Friday, October 30, 2009
Would you use the Little Buddy Tracker to spy on your kids?
Some people think this is a great idea, others are not so sure.
Check out the video commercial they made, below.
This device uses GPS technology to let you know where your kids are at all times.
You can track their location with a map that shows a little icon.
You can also set up a timer for when your kid is supposed to be at school or home etc. and have the tracker send you a notification if they aren't where they're supposed to be.
You can also be alerted when the battery is about to run out etc.
This device fits easily into a backpack or lunchbox.
Little Buddy Tracker Video commercial
Wednesday, September 16, 2009
TUF 10: Heavyweights, ep1 Video
If the video below doesn't work, scroll down or try refreshing the page.
TUF 10 features some interesting heavyweights and is expected to be the most watched season of the show.
Kimbo Slice, Wes Sims, some undefeated football players and army guys, are just some of the interesting cast members of this season of TUF. Scroll down to read more about the cast
I'll try and keep you updated with working videos of The Ultimate Fighter 10 streams from Spike TV, on this page.
Zak Jensen (11-2): Is 6-foot-4, 265-pound. 26-year-old Jensen was a collegiate wrestler and football player at Northern Illinois University and Augsburg College. He has been on the "Tough Man" show and in Golden Gloves competitions.
Marcus Jones (4-1): 6-foot-6, 260-pound and 35-year-old. Jones, an All-American and the 1995 ACC Defensive Player of the Year, became the 1996 first-round draft pick of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. After eight successful years in the NFL, he joined Gracie Tampa and made the transition to MMA.
Scott Junk (6-2): The 6-foot-1, 265-pound 30-year-old was a former Division II All-American football player at Southwest Oklahoma State. After college, Junk began training in mma, and earned his way into the UFC in 2007.
John Madsen (3-0): The 6-foot, 240-pound 29-year-old Madsen from South Dakota, has earned all-conference and all-state honors in football, wrestling and track. He's also defeated UFC champion Brock Lesnar in a high-school wrestling match, and earned a Division II wrestling national championship at South Dakota State University. He currently trains at Matt Hughes' H.I.T. Squad.
James McSweeney (12-4): A 6-foot-4, 230-pound 28-year-old Brit, McSweeney started with kickboxing at 6 years old before moving to Thailand to train full-time. After amassing a 136-9 combined record in multiple kickboxing organizations, McSweeney moved in with Rashad Evans and now trains at Greg Jackson's MMA in New Mexico.
Matt Mitrione (0-0): The 6-foot-3, 275-pound 30-year-old was a two-position football All-American in high school. After Purdue University and All-Big Ten honors, Mitrione played six seasons in NFL, New York Giants and Minnesota Vikings. After a devastating injury, Mitrione returned to his childhood passion of combat sports and began training with UFC veterans Chris Lytle and Jake O'Brien.
Roy Nelson (14-4): The 6-foot-1, 265-pound 33-year-old from Las Vegas started training in martial arts at a early age while playing football, baseball and wrestling. "Big Country" earned the (now-defunct) IFL's heavyweight crown, but suffered recent losses to Jeff Monson and Andrei Arlovski.
Demico Rogers (4-0): The 6-foot-4, 235-pound 27-year-old was a sgreat wrestler and football player while in high school in Washington, where he also grew up. He began training jiu-jitsu as a means of staying in shape, and after winning a local mixed martial arts tournament, he started thinking of the sport as a potential career.
Brendan Schaub (4-0): The 6-foot-4, 240-pound 26-year-old was inspired by Jean Claude Van Damme movie "Bloodsport" to pursue martial arts. Growing up in Colorado, Schaub was an all-state athlete in both football and lacrosse. Schaub went on to play fullback at the University of Colorado before later playing in the Arena Football League and earning a spot on the Buffalo Bills' practice squad in the NFL. Schaub remained active in tae kwon do and jiu-jitsu, and he currently trains at T's KO Fight Club and Jackson's MMA.
Darill Schoonover (10-0): The 6-foot-2, 250-pound 24-year-old Schoonover grew up in Texas and began training in jiu-jitsu, judo and submission grappling at 17. After graduating high school, Schoonover entered the Army, serving two years in the armed forces. Schoonover remains on active reserve while pursuing a career in teaching, though with 10-stoppages wins in 10 trips to the cage, mixed martial arts may quickly take precedence.
Wes Shivers (3-1): The 6-foot-7, 285-pound 32-year-old Shivers grew up in Mississippi, earning a scholarship to play football at Mississippi State University. Shivers earned all-SEC honors before playing in the NFL with both the Tennessee Titans and Atlanta Falcons. Shivers followed his football career with a four-year stint in law enforcement. Shivers continues to train in Mississippi, including with UFC veteran Alan Belcher.
Wes Sims (22-12-1): The 6-foot-10, 260-pound 29-year-old Sims originally planned to pursue a career in professional wrestling before UFC Hall of Famer Mark Coleman convinced "The Project" to take a shot at mixed martial arts. Sims earned his way into the UFC in 2003, dropping back-to-back outings to current UFC interim champion Frank Mir. Sims currently runs a gym in his native Ohio.
Abe Wagner (6-2): The 6-foot-4, 265-pound 29-year-old Wagner grew up in Wisconsin, excelling in both football and basketball while in high school. Wagner played linebacker at Michigan Tech University, earning a degree in mechanical engineering. Wagner began training in mixed martial arts in 2005.
Mike Wessel (6-1): The 6-foot, 255-pound 31-year-old Wessel was raised in Ohio, eventually playing his way onto the University of St. Francis football team. Wessel played briefly in the Arena Football League before accepting a position as the strength and conditioning coach at the University of Arkansas. Wessel suffered his first professional defeat at the hands of Antoni Hardonk in his lone UFC appearance at UFC 92 in December 2008.
Justin Wren (10-1): The 6-foot-3, 264-pound 22-year-old Wren was a two-time high-school national champion wrestler in his native Texas, earning a spot on the Iowa State University wrestling team before an injury forced him to take a year off and recover. During his time away from wrestling, Wren focused his energy on mixed martial arts training, eventually electing to turn pro. Wren trains in Texas with "The Ultimate Fighter 4" champ Travis Lutter, and he plans on moving to Las Vegas to train full-time with current UFC interim champ Frank Mir.
The Ultimate Fighter 10 Episode 1
yes this is the whole videoTUF 10 features some interesting heavyweights and is expected to be the most watched season of the show.
Kimbo Slice, Wes Sims, some undefeated football players and army guys, are just some of the interesting cast members of this season of TUF. Scroll down to read more about the cast
I'll try and keep you updated with working videos of The Ultimate Fighter 10 streams from Spike TV, on this page.
Abe Wagner Vs. John Madsen.
TUF 10 Cast
Kevin "Kimbo Slice" Ferguson (3-1): 6-foot-1, 235-pound and 35-year-old. Kimbo needs little introduction to any MMA fan. A streetfighting YouTube sensation who football at the University of Miami before becoming a bodyguard and bouncer, and earning money with his backyard brawling . A four-time veteran of the (now-defunct) EliteXC, Fergsuon's last fight in a now-infamous loss to Seth Petruzelli.Zak Jensen (11-2): Is 6-foot-4, 265-pound. 26-year-old Jensen was a collegiate wrestler and football player at Northern Illinois University and Augsburg College. He has been on the "Tough Man" show and in Golden Gloves competitions.
Marcus Jones (4-1): 6-foot-6, 260-pound and 35-year-old. Jones, an All-American and the 1995 ACC Defensive Player of the Year, became the 1996 first-round draft pick of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. After eight successful years in the NFL, he joined Gracie Tampa and made the transition to MMA.
Scott Junk (6-2): The 6-foot-1, 265-pound 30-year-old was a former Division II All-American football player at Southwest Oklahoma State. After college, Junk began training in mma, and earned his way into the UFC in 2007.
John Madsen (3-0): The 6-foot, 240-pound 29-year-old Madsen from South Dakota, has earned all-conference and all-state honors in football, wrestling and track. He's also defeated UFC champion Brock Lesnar in a high-school wrestling match, and earned a Division II wrestling national championship at South Dakota State University. He currently trains at Matt Hughes' H.I.T. Squad.
James McSweeney (12-4): A 6-foot-4, 230-pound 28-year-old Brit, McSweeney started with kickboxing at 6 years old before moving to Thailand to train full-time. After amassing a 136-9 combined record in multiple kickboxing organizations, McSweeney moved in with Rashad Evans and now trains at Greg Jackson's MMA in New Mexico.
Matt Mitrione (0-0): The 6-foot-3, 275-pound 30-year-old was a two-position football All-American in high school. After Purdue University and All-Big Ten honors, Mitrione played six seasons in NFL, New York Giants and Minnesota Vikings. After a devastating injury, Mitrione returned to his childhood passion of combat sports and began training with UFC veterans Chris Lytle and Jake O'Brien.
Roy Nelson (14-4): The 6-foot-1, 265-pound 33-year-old from Las Vegas started training in martial arts at a early age while playing football, baseball and wrestling. "Big Country" earned the (now-defunct) IFL's heavyweight crown, but suffered recent losses to Jeff Monson and Andrei Arlovski.
Demico Rogers (4-0): The 6-foot-4, 235-pound 27-year-old was a sgreat wrestler and football player while in high school in Washington, where he also grew up. He began training jiu-jitsu as a means of staying in shape, and after winning a local mixed martial arts tournament, he started thinking of the sport as a potential career.
Brendan Schaub (4-0): The 6-foot-4, 240-pound 26-year-old was inspired by Jean Claude Van Damme movie "Bloodsport" to pursue martial arts. Growing up in Colorado, Schaub was an all-state athlete in both football and lacrosse. Schaub went on to play fullback at the University of Colorado before later playing in the Arena Football League and earning a spot on the Buffalo Bills' practice squad in the NFL. Schaub remained active in tae kwon do and jiu-jitsu, and he currently trains at T's KO Fight Club and Jackson's MMA.
Darill Schoonover (10-0): The 6-foot-2, 250-pound 24-year-old Schoonover grew up in Texas and began training in jiu-jitsu, judo and submission grappling at 17. After graduating high school, Schoonover entered the Army, serving two years in the armed forces. Schoonover remains on active reserve while pursuing a career in teaching, though with 10-stoppages wins in 10 trips to the cage, mixed martial arts may quickly take precedence.
Wes Shivers (3-1): The 6-foot-7, 285-pound 32-year-old Shivers grew up in Mississippi, earning a scholarship to play football at Mississippi State University. Shivers earned all-SEC honors before playing in the NFL with both the Tennessee Titans and Atlanta Falcons. Shivers followed his football career with a four-year stint in law enforcement. Shivers continues to train in Mississippi, including with UFC veteran Alan Belcher.
Wes Sims (22-12-1): The 6-foot-10, 260-pound 29-year-old Sims originally planned to pursue a career in professional wrestling before UFC Hall of Famer Mark Coleman convinced "The Project" to take a shot at mixed martial arts. Sims earned his way into the UFC in 2003, dropping back-to-back outings to current UFC interim champion Frank Mir. Sims currently runs a gym in his native Ohio.
Abe Wagner (6-2): The 6-foot-4, 265-pound 29-year-old Wagner grew up in Wisconsin, excelling in both football and basketball while in high school. Wagner played linebacker at Michigan Tech University, earning a degree in mechanical engineering. Wagner began training in mixed martial arts in 2005.
Mike Wessel (6-1): The 6-foot, 255-pound 31-year-old Wessel was raised in Ohio, eventually playing his way onto the University of St. Francis football team. Wessel played briefly in the Arena Football League before accepting a position as the strength and conditioning coach at the University of Arkansas. Wessel suffered his first professional defeat at the hands of Antoni Hardonk in his lone UFC appearance at UFC 92 in December 2008.
Justin Wren (10-1): The 6-foot-3, 264-pound 22-year-old Wren was a two-time high-school national champion wrestler in his native Texas, earning a spot on the Iowa State University wrestling team before an injury forced him to take a year off and recover. During his time away from wrestling, Wren focused his energy on mixed martial arts training, eventually electing to turn pro. Wren trains in Texas with "The Ultimate Fighter 4" champ Travis Lutter, and he plans on moving to Las Vegas to train full-time with current UFC interim champ Frank Mir.
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