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Top 10 Pride DVDs Everyone Should Have In Their Collection

Having an entire library of Pride events can be a satisfying feeling for any MMA fan, and it can also help to introduce newer fans to the biggest stars of the sport and the fights that defined them.
Fighters like Wanderlei Silva, Fedor Emelia…

Having an entire library of Pride events can be a satisfying feeling for any MMA fan, and it can also help to introduce newer fans to the biggest stars of the sport and the fights that defined them.

Fighters like Wanderlei Silva, Fedor Emelianenko, Mirko “Cro Cop” Flipovic, Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira and Kazushi Sakuraba all made names for themselves fighting in the organization before its buy-out from the UFC in 2007.

The 10-year run produced some of the best fights in MMA history, and these 10 DVDs showcase the best of the best when it comes to Pride.

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UFC Rio Live Silva Vs. Okami: 5 Reasons You Have to Watch This Event

UFC 134 will be live Saturday night from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. . With the event being held in Rio, it will be a homecoming for many Brazilian fighters on the card. The card features former champions Mauricio “Shogun” Rua, Forrest Griffin, …

UFC 134 will be live Saturday night from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. .

With the event being held in Rio, it will be a homecoming for many Brazilian fighters on the card.

The card features former champions Mauricio “Shogun” Rua, Forrest Griffin, and Antonio “Rodrigo” Nogueira, as well as up-and-comers Ross Pearson, Edson Barboza, and Brendan Schaub.

The main event will feature the highly anticipated rematch between UFC middleweight champion Anderson Silva and Japan’s Yushin Okami.

UFC 134 will have many fireworks and is sure to be a talked about card. Here are some reasons why you can’t miss this one.

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Alistair Overeem, Eddie Alvarez and the 35 Best Fighters Outside the UFC

The UFC may be the largest MMA promotion in the world with the best stable of talent, but there are a multitude of world-class fighters competing in other organizations scattered over the globe. Fighters like Strikeforce heavyweight champion Alistair O…

The UFC may be the largest MMA promotion in the world with the best stable of talent, but there are a multitude of world-class fighters competing in other organizations scattered over the globe.

Fighters like Strikeforce heavyweight champion Alistair Overeem and Bellator lightweight champion Eddie Alvarez are often listed in the top five of their respective divisions, and neither guy has ever stepped foot inside the Octagon.

As UFC president Dana White continues his campaign for global expansion, there is a great chance that some of the names on this list will one day compete under the bright lights of the UFC.

If you call yourself a hardcore fan, there shouldn’t be many surprises on this list. If not, this list should serve as your guideline and get you up to speed on top fighters who are rarely noted.

Former UFC middleweight contender Nate Marquardt is not included on this list, as he has yet to fight outside the UFC since being released from the promotion.

Without further ado, here are the 35 best fighters outside the UFC.

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UFC: 5 Reasons Why This Decade Will Be the UFC’s Finest Hour

The UFC has enjoyed immense success since Zuffa purchased the company in 2001 but the previous milestones the company has gone through in the last 10 years will pale in comparison to will happen in the current decade.It will be the UFC’s finest hour.Wh…

It will be the UFC’s finest hour.

Why? There are five distinct reasons that put the UFC in a position to expand further and grow larger than anyone (besides perhaps UFC president Dana White) could have imagined back in 2001.

What are these reasons and why are they going to guarantee the UFC’s success? Read and find out!

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UFC 134: 5 Reasons to Watch

UFC 134 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is one of the most anticipated fight cards of the year, if not the last couple of years.Brazil hasn’t hosted a UFC card since October 16, 1998, when Vitor Belfort set the world on fire with his 44-second knockou…

UFC 134 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is one of the most anticipated fight cards of the year, if not the last couple of years.

Brazil hasn’t hosted a UFC card since October 16, 1998, when Vitor Belfort set the world on fire with his 44-second knockout of Wanderlei Silva.

The buzz around this card is incredible, as nearly every Brazilian on the roster was seemingly asking for a fight in front of their home country.

Even Royce Gracie was begging to be put on the card. There isn’t a single fight on UFC 134 that doesn’t involve at least one Brazilian fighter.

The card really only had one option on who should headline the comeback event.

That man is of course Anderson Silva. Silva has dominated the UFC since he first stepped into the octagon, and he looks to avenge one of his four defeats when he takes on heavy underdog Yushin “Thunder” Okami.

Five reasons may be too many, as all you really need is Anderson Silva, but I’m going to go ahead and give you some more, just to get you even more excited for this historic event.

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UFC 134 Fight Card: Betting Odds and Predictions

Do you have some hard earned cash burning a hole in your pocket? Do you like to put your money where your mouth is? Are you a degenerate gambler? Do you like to bet but have no clue where the safe bets are?If any of the above mentioned questions are …

If any of the above mentioned questions are true, then you have come to the right place.

UFC 134 will be going down live in Rio this Saturday night. If you are like me, you will be putting a little money on a couple of fights just to make the evening even more exciting.

Continue on to see Jason the Greek’s million dollar picks.*

*I’ve lost every bet on MMA that I have ever made. You have been warned. Betting lines from BetonFighting.com

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