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A lightweight bout between Jamie Varner (16-3 MMA, 4-1 WEC) and Kamal Shalorus (6-0-1 MMA, 2-0 WEC) could be part of World Extreme Cagefighting’s first-ever pay-per-view broadcast on April 24.
WEC officials declined to comment to MMAjunkie.com about the possibility of the fight, but a source close to the event said the bout has been targeted for the night’s televised main card.
Citing Varner, MMAWeekly.com today first reported the possibility of the fight.
A lightweight bout between Jamie Varner (16-3 MMA, 4-1 WEC) and Kamal Shalorus (6-0-1 MMA, 2-0 WEC) could be part of World Extreme Cagefighting’s first-ever pay-per-view broadcast on April 24.
WEC officials declined to comment to MMAjunkie.com about the possibility of the fight, but a source close to the event said the bout has been targeted for the night’s televised main card.
Citing Varner, MMAWeekly.com today first reported the possibility of the fight.
Beginning next month, the Ultimate Fighting Championship and Spike TV roll out three-part “UFC Primetime: GSP vs. Hardy” series that previews UFC 111 and its March 27 headliner between UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre and challenger Dan Hardy.
As we reported earlier this month, new 30-minute episodes air each Wednesday at 10 p.m. ET/PT beginning on March 10.
Spike TV has since confirmed a number of replay dates for each part of the series.
Beginning next month, the Ultimate Fighting Championship and Spike TV roll out three-part “UFC Primetime: GSP vs. Hardy” series that previews UFC 111 and its March 27 headliner between UFC welterweight champion Georges St-Pierre and challenger Dan Hardy.
As we reported earlier this month, new 30-minute episodes air each Wednesday at 10 p.m. ET/PT beginning on March 10.
Spike TV has since confirmed a number of replay dates for each part of the series.
The NBA’s Sacramento Kings will honor a hometown sports star on Tuesday with “Urijah Faber Day.”
The Kings host the Detroit Pistons at ARCO Arena in Sacramento, Calif. (7 p.m. PT), and fans purchasing a pair of tickets worth at least $40.50 receive a free Urijah Faber hoodie. Additionally, the first 500 get the Form Athletics hoodie autographed by the former champ.
Faber isn’t the first WEC fighter to be honored by a local sports team, but WEC executive Reed Harris said it’s well-deserved.
The NBA’s Sacramento Kings will honor a hometown sports star on Tuesday with “Urijah Faber Day.”
The Kings host the Detroit Pistons at ARCO Arena in Sacramento, Calif. (7 p.m. PT), and fans purchasing a pair of tickets worth at least $40.50 receive a free Urijah Faber hoodie. Additionally, the first 500 get the Form Athletics hoodie autographed by the former champ.
Faber isn’t the first WEC fighter to be honored by a local sports team, but WEC executive Reed Harris said it’s well-deserved.
Ben Rothwell remains in Australia as he recovers from an illness that forced his withdrawal from a UFC 110 main-card bout this past weekend in Sydney.
Duke Roufus, owner of the Milwaukee, Wis.-based Duke Roufus MMA and one of Rothwell’s chief trainers, told today MMAjunkie.com that his fighter was diagnosed with a case of “traveler’s flu” that made him unable to fight Mirko “Cro Cop” Filipovic at the Feb. 20 event.
However, Roufus remains optimistic that Rothwell will get his shot at “Cro Cop” and hopes that UFC 115, the promotion’s first trip to Vancouver, will play host.
Ben Rothwell remains in Australia as he recovers from an illness that forced his withdrawal from a UFC 110 main-card bout this past weekend in Sydney.
Duke Roufus, owner of the Milwaukee, Wis.-based Duke Roufus MMA and one of Rothwell’s chief trainers, told today MMAjunkie.com that his fighter was diagnosed with a case of “traveler’s flu” that made him unable to fight Mirko “Cro Cop” Filipovic at the Feb. 20 event.
However, Roufus remains optimistic that Rothwell will get his shot at “Cro Cop” and hopes that UFC 115, the promotion’s first trip to Vancouver, will play host.
Despite winning World Extreme Cagefighting’s bantamweight title and dethroning a former champ who was also the world’s top-ranked 135-pounder, life hasn’t changed much for Brian Bowles.
The undefeated fighter makes his first title defense when he meets Dominick Cruz in the WEC 47 main event on March 6.
The spotlight has never been brighter, but Bowles today told MMAjunkie.com Radio that life isn’t much different than before his champion status.
Despite winning World Extreme Cagefighting’s bantamweight title and dethroning a former champ who was also the world’s top-ranked 135-pounder, life hasn’t changed much for Brian Bowles.
The undefeated fighter makes his first title defense when he meets Dominick Cruz in the WEC 47 main event on March 6.
The spotlight has never been brighter, but Bowles today told MMAjunkie.com Radio that life isn’t much different than before his champion status.
After announcing a deal with the Ultimate Fighting Championship earlier this month, Fathead has now rolled out seven featured fighters from its UFC line.
The popular wall-graphics company has selected four current champions
and three top contenders whose lifesize likenesses are available for
$99.99 each.
Fighters include heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar, welterweight champ
Georges St-Pierre, middleweight title-holder Anderson Silva and
lightweight champ B.J. Penn, as well as contenders Jon Jones, Junior
Dos Santos and Nate Marquardt.
After announcing a deal with the Ultimate Fighting Championship earlier this month, Fathead has now rolled out seven featured fighters from its UFC line.
The popular wall-graphics company has selected four current champions
and three top contenders whose lifesize likenesses are available for
$99.99 each.
Fighters include heavyweight champion Brock Lesnar, welterweight champ
Georges St-Pierre, middleweight title-holder Anderson Silva and
lightweight champ B.J. Penn, as well as contenders Jon Jones, Junior
Dos Santos and Nate Marquardt.