MMA pioneer, Jeff Curran, has signed a new contract with the UFC, and will step into the Octagon for the first time in over seven years, to compete at bantamweight. The Chicago native has stayed active, even with a career that spans all the way back to 1998.
Veteran fighter Rich Clementi sits down with Jonathan Snowden in a new episode of Ring Psychology. Clementi talks about tag team MMA, why he hated Melvin Guillard, and why the UFC cut him too soon. Clementi headlines Bellator 28 Thursday against prospect Carey Vanier.
Bryan Goldsbys vs. Jeff Curran is up at Bellator.com (video)
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#1 Brian Bowles still sits atop the bantamweight division after upsetting previous bantamweight king # 2 Miguel Torres at WEC 42. Bowles is still nursing a hand injury, but has been making the media rounds. As we stated previously, Torres has linked up with noted trainer Mark Dellagrotte and helped out WEC rising star Mackens Semerzier before his upset of Wagnney Fabiano.
There hasn't been a title defense, but the HardCore Gym's Brian Bowles is still MMA's top bantamweight dog. His sudden, thudding stoppage win over former WEC bantamweight king # 2 Miguel Torres at WEC 42 has firmly entrenched him atop the world's 135lbs division.
