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VIDEO: Don Frye Returns, Gets Knocked Out Badly
Earlier this year, a 52-year-old Dan Severn was knocked out badly in an effort to earn his 100th victory. It was a sad scene that played out in front of a small audience. Fans in Lincoln, California, got their own "Severn moment" as 46-year-old Don Frye returned to action for the first time in over...
In Case You Forgot, Don Frye Is Awesome
First of all, the full clip is available over at IronForgesIron and I would highly recommend checking the whole deal out, this is but a taste. If you are reading this and don't know who Don Frye is and why he's awesome, than I'm not sure we can be friends. He's quite honestly one of the funniest...
Shark Fights 13 - The Incredible Quotes of Don Frye
Shark Fights wasn't necessarily a bad show. But you could definitely tell you weren't watching the UFC. The fights themselves will always be what draws people into the show but if promotions mess up enough in all other aspects of a broadcast, fans won't want to come back. Shark Fights did an...
Exclusive Interview With Don Frye: The UFC Legend Speaks on Shark Fights 13, Dana White and His Amazing Fight With Gary Goodridge
The biggest card on the horizon isn't being produced by the UFC or Strikeforce. On September 11, Shark Fights will put on their thirteenth event with a ridiculously stacked card filled to the brim with major league talent. They needed a broadcast team as stellar as the fight card - and they've put...
Ring Psychology: Bas Rutten on Don Frye, Billy Blanks, Street Fighting and His New Status as a Role Model
In the fourth edition of Ring Psychology, Dave Walsh and Jonathan Snowden talk with MMA reporter Josh Nason who covered UFC 118 live in Boston. Nason talks about what it's like to cover the sport's biggest promotion and then breaks down the show. The guys also discuss how his second loss in a row...
Classic Feuds: Ken Shamrock vs Don Frye
Josh Gross talks up an old favorite from 2002, Don Frye vs Ken Shamrock at PRIDE Bad Blood: They hated each other. At a Los Angeles press conference less than three weeks before the fight, the longtime rivals -- who never managed to fight in the UFC -- nearly came to blows. I remember snapping off...
Before Brock Lesnar: The Four Pro Wrestlers Who Ruled the UFC Roost
Before Lesnar, Liddell, and Georges St. Pierre, Ken Shamrock was the biggest star in UFC history. Shamrock was a veteran of the independent scene, wrestling in the southeast with future stars like Dean Malenko and The Nasty Boys, but it was his experience with the Japanese "Shootstyle" promotions...
Leading Up to Brock Lesnar: The Four Professional Wrestlers Who Made the UFC
Brock Lesnar exploded like a super nova, quickly becoming the UFC's biggest star with his combination of charismatic presence, brutal fighting style, and immense size. Star quality is an intangible you can't teach or even predict-you just know it when you see it. Lesnar has it in spades. In the...
Mark "The Hammer" Coleman's Career Defining Fights
Mark Coleman's career has been a lot like the way he fights. It hasn't always been pretty, and it sure as hell isn't perfect. But he redefined the sport and forced an evolution. Coleman ushered in the era of the wrestler and forced everyone to cope, which helped to force strikers to evolve...
UFC 109 Preview: Bloody Elbow MMA History Judo Chop: Mark Coleman Unleashes Ground and Pound at UFC 10
There are many skeptics questioning Hall of Famer Mark Coleman's worthiness to headline UFC 109. He's too old, too one-dimensional, too poorly conditioned, not a serious contender, etc etc. But no one was saying that in in 1996 when Mark Coleman made his UFC debut in one of the last eight man...
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