Author: John Morgan [kingofabuelos]

Former WEC announcer Joe Martinez will soon make his octagon debut.

Martinez recently revealed to Examiner.com that he has been hired for
in-cage duties at next month’s UFC on FX 6 event, which takes place on
Saturday, Dec. 15 in Australia but due to the time difference airs live
in the U.S. on Friday night.

Promotion mainstay Bruce Buffer is set for his familiar announcing role
that same weekend at The Ultimate Fighter 16 Finale.

Former WEC announcer Joe Martinez will soon make his octagon debut.

Martinez recently revealed to Examiner.com that he has been hired for
in-cage duties at next month’s UFC on FX 6 event, which takes place on
Saturday, Dec. 15 in Australia but due to the time difference airs live
in the U.S. on Friday night.

Promotion mainstay Bruce Buffer is set for his familiar announcing role
that same weekend at The Ultimate Fighter 16 Finale.

Former WEC announcer Joe Martinez will soon make his octagon debut.

Martinez recently revealed to Examiner.com that he has been hired for
in-cage duties at next month’s UFC on FX 6 event, which takes place on
Saturday, Dec. 15 in Australia but due to the time difference airs live
in the U.S. on Friday night.

Promotion mainstay Bruce Buffer is set for his familiar announcing role
that same weekend at The Ultimate Fighter 16 Finale.

For an event entitled “Champions,” Strikeforce’s Jan. 12 event is apparently running out of them very quickly.

According to a report by The MMA Corner, Strikeforce middleweight
champion Luke Rockhold has suffered a wrist injury and has been forced
to withdraw from the card.

Strikeforce and Showtime officials were unavailable for comment when
contacted by MMAjunkie.com, and executives from both
companies have yet to make an official announcement.
However, sources close to the bout have indicated Rockhold is indeed a scratch.

For an event entitled “Champions,” Strikeforce’s Jan. 12 event is apparently running out of them very quickly.

According to a report by The MMA Corner, Strikeforce middleweight
champion Luke Rockhold has suffered a wrist injury and has been forced
to withdraw from the card.

Strikeforce and Showtime officials were unavailable for comment when
contacted by MMAjunkie.com, and executives from both
companies have yet to make an official announcement.
However, sources close to the bout have indicated Rockhold is indeed a scratch.

For an event entitled “Champions,” Strikeforce’s Jan. 12 event is apparently running out of them very quickly.

According to a report by The MMA Corner, Strikeforce middleweight
champion Luke Rockhold has suffered a wrist injury and has been forced
to withdraw from the card.

Strikeforce and Showtime officials were unavailable for comment when
contacted by MMAjunkie.com, and executives from both
companies have yet to make an official announcement.
However, sources close to the bout have indicated Rockhold is indeed a scratch.