MMA LEGEND PAT MILETICH ADDED TO STRIKEFORCE CHALLENGERS ANNOUNCE TEAM

Posted on | May 6, 2009 | No Comments

Miletich To Join Announcers Mauro Ranallo and Stephen Quadros Cageside;

Series Debut Friday, May 15, From Save Mart Center in Fresno, Calif.

Live on SHOWTIME® at 11 p.m. ET/PT

NEW YORK (May 5, 2009)— Mixed martial arts (MMA) legend Pat Miletich will join veteran announcers Mauro Ranallo and Stephen Quadros cageside to call Strikeforce Challengers, a new SHOWTIME series that serves as a proving ground for up-and-coming MMA fighters.

Miletich, who made his debut on SHOWTIME when he called the April 11, Strikeforce event alongside Gus Johnson and Ranallo, will provide his expert analysis when the series debuts Friday, May 15, from Save Mart Center in Fresno, Calif., live on SHOWTIME at 11 p.m. ET/PT.

Speaking of his new role, Miletich said, “I’m really excited about being able to continue working with SHOWTIME on their Strikeforce Challengers series. This series is extremely important to the MMA world. I am especially honored to be a part of this as we help find the MMA stars of tomorrow.”

Miletich is not only excited about the idea of finding the next generation of talent but also about the partners he’ll have on camera. “I’ve known Mauro and Stephen for years. Their knowledge of both MMA and the television world will no doubt add to the heart of the show. And I know working with them will be a blast.”

Undefeated lightweight sensation Billy Evangelista (9-0) will fight hard-hitting brawler and BJ Penn protégé “Iron” Mike Aina (11-6-1) in the main event. In another top match, Aaron Rosa (11-2) will face Anthony “A Train” Ruiz (21-12) in a light heavyweight fight.

Strikeforce Challengers provides today’s top prospects with the opportunity to step-up their level of competition and demonstrate their ability in a nationally televised event.

Miletich, who was the first UFC lightweight champion, has a career MMA record of 29-7-2, holds a third degree black belt in Shuri-ryu karate and was awarded a Brazilian jiu-jitsu (BJJ) black belt by Oswaldo Alves. He is the founder of Miletich Fighting Systems in Bettendorf, Iowa, a premier MMA training academy where he has trained and coached 11 UFC world champions.

His past and current students are some of the most talented and popular fighters in MMA, including former ICON Sport and EliteXC middleweight champion “Ruthless” Robbie Lawler, and former UFC welterweight champion Matt Hughes. He currently trains top fighters including ex-UFC heavyweight champion Tim Sylvia and former UFC lightweight champ Jens Pulver.

Lawler (16-4), a one-time Miletich’s protégé, will face fellow highly regarded, world-class fighter Jake Shields (22-4-1) in the STRIKEFORCE main event on Saturday, June 6, at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, Mo., live on SHOWTIME® at 10 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the West Coast).

Lawler, a top-10 middleweight, and Shields, rated among the top five welterweights in the world, will collide at a catch weight of 182 pounds.

Tickets for the first Strikeforce Challengers event are on sale at the Save Mart Center box office and select Save Mart Supermarkets as well as at all Ticketmaster locations (800-745-3000), Ticketmaster online (www.ticketmaster.com) and Strikeforce’s official website (www.strikeforce.com).

About Strikeforce
Strikeforce is a world-class mixed martial arts cage fight promotion which, on Friday, March 10, 2006, made history with its “Shamrock vs. Gracie” event, the first sanctioned mixed martial arts fight card in California state history. The star-studded extravaganza, which pitted legendary champion Frank Shamrock against Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu black belt Cesar Gracie at San Jose’s HP Pavilion, played host to a sold-out, record crowd of 18,265. Since 1995, Strikeforce has been the exclusive provider of martial arts programming for ESPN and, after 12 years of success as a leading, world championship kickboxing promotion, the company unveiled its mixed martial arts series with “Shamrock vs. Gracie.” In May 2008, West Coast Productions, the parent company of Strikeforce, partnered with Silicon Valley Sports & Entertainment (SVS&E), an entity created in 2000 to oversee all business operation aspects of the San Jose Sharks and HP Pavilion at San Jose.

About Showtime Networks Inc.

Showtime Networks Inc. (SNI), a wholly owned subsidiary of CBS Corporation, owns and operates the premium television networks SHOWTIME®, THE MOVIE CHANNEL® and FLIX®, as well as the multiplex channels SHOWTIME 2™, SHOWTIME® SHOWCASE, SHOWTIME EXTREME®, SHOWTIME BEYOND®, SHOWTIME NEXT®, SHOWTIME WOMEN®, SHOWTIME FAMILY ZONE® and THE MOVIE CHANNEL™ XTRA. SNI also offers SHOWTIME HD®, THE MOVIE CHANNEL™ HD, SHOWTIME ON DEMAND® and THE MOVIE CHANNEL™ ON DEMAND. SNI also manages Smithsonian Networks, a joint venture between SNI and the Smithsonian Institution. All SNI feeds provide enhanced sound using Dolby Digital 5.1. SNI markets and distributes sports and entertainment events for exhibition to subscribers on a pay-per-view basis through SHOWTIME PPV®.

TAKEDOWN RADIO REPORT (5/6/09)

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We hit the air Saturday mornings 9 AM to 11 AM CST. Check out Takedownradio.com joining us in the Brute adidas studio will be Nick Rouse of Spartan Strength to discuss correct and long term strength training.

Also in studio Royce Alger, 2 X NCAA Champ, 3 X Big 10 Champ, posting a 131-12-3 record. the Hawkeye Great wrestled the likes of Kevin Jackson. A two-time World Cup champion and silver medallist at the World Games. He has won three U.S. Open titles and is a two-time Pan American Champion. A member of the 1996 U.S. National Freestyle team, he placed third at the Olympic Trials that year.

9:05 Jeff Sitler- the Mad River Wrestling Officials Association in conjunction with OSU Wrestling is holding a series of events to help raise awareness and $ for Autism Society of American www.autism-centralohio.com , Ethan Foundation for Autism www.ethanforautism.org and 4 Paws for Ability.

This is one of two tournaments in the country specifically designed to help those with autism. The other being Pinning Down Autism, which is held in NYC. Wrestle Against Autism is going to give checks to two families in the local area that are in need of Autism Service Dogs. 4 Paws for Ability www.4pawsforability.org The Wrestle Against Autism tournament will be held at St. John arena May 17th.

9:20 BJ Thomas- Founder of Undefeated Sports Nutrition. Cael Sanderson’s signature line of all natural products designed for the athlete by athletes.

9:40 Joshua J. Smith – A filmmaker from Los Angeles talks about his journey of bringing his new film, “CARTER-145” from the mat to the big screen. The movie will star Academy Award nominee Bob Hoskins whose most known for his role in “Who Framed Roger Rabbit”. To get involved please visit us at: www.enzofilms.com

10:20 Georges “Rush” St. Pierre- The UFC welterweight champion from Montreal, Quebec, Canada holds a current record of 18-2. St-Pierre puts his belt up for grabs against Brazilian knockout artist Thiago “Pitbull” Alves on July 11th in Las Vegas, Nevada at UFC 100. Georges is having a logo contest for his fans. www.gspfightclub.com

10:40 Paul Tucker has been the driving force behind the reinstatement of Carson Newman Wrestling program. Carson-Newman College of Jefferson City, Tenn will discontinue its wrestling program beginning in the 2009-’10 academic year, Carson-Newman athletic director David Barger announced today.They have a big head of steam, some 4200 plus supporters and over 30 K raised toward their goal of a 2 million dollar endowment. Lets give em a push and get behind this grass roots effort.

Paul@TuckerEmail.com

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ROUND 5 MIXED MARTIAL ARTS FIGURINES ARRIVE AT WALMART CANADA

Posted on | May 6, 2009 | 1 Comment

Popular MMA Collectibles In Stores Across Canada

MARKHAM, Ontario, Canada, May 6, 2009 – Round 5, the leader in collectible mixed martial arts figurines, today announced that Walmart Canada will carry the collectibles in its stores across the country beginning this month. Walmart Canada will stock the two current Series, which are comprised of eight popular MMA figures, as well as planned future Series.

“Having our figurines available at Walmart locations will significantly boost our exposure throughout the country,” said Damon Lau, Round 5 President. “Walmart Canada serves more than one million customers each day, bringing great visibility to the Round 5 brand and products.”

Round 5 has announced partnerships with more than 20 mixed martial arts stars to date, with eight figurines already available: Randy Couture, Matt Hughes, Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson and Tito Ortiz (Series 1); and Rich Franklin, Sean Sherk, Anderson Silva and Wanderlei Silva (Series 2). Series 3 figurines are scheduled to be available in May, featuring Andrei “The Pit Bull” Arlovski, “Big John” McCarthy, Frank Mir and Antonio Rodrigo “Minotauro” Nogueira.

Series 4, which is scheduled for release in time for UFC 100 in July, features an expanded line of six figures. Women’s MMA pioneer Gina Carano, international superstar Fedor Emelianenko, and recent additions Dan Henderson, Cung Le, Mauricio “Shogun” Rua and Matt Serra are included in the Series.

Round 5 plans to release collectibles of two additional series of athletes later in 2009, one during each quarter. Canadian Jason MacDonald has signed to be part of one of those releases, while other athletes to be represented in those series are yet to be announced.

Existing Round 5 figurines are available at other retail outlets throughout North America and online at www.Round5MMA.com.

Each Round 5 athlete maintains creative control of his likenesses, including the pose, facial design and shorts and has a major hand in creating the final design. Each also benefits from a royalty agreement that gives him a considerable portion of the proceeds from the sale of his unit.

About Round 5
Round 5 (www.Round5MMA.com), headquartered in Markham, Ontario, Canada, is the MMA industry’s fastest growing worldwide collectible figure company. Committed to developing intricately detailed figures, Round 5 strives to remain true to the sport of MMA and its personalities.

Seminole Warriors Boxing’s Latest Signing, Don “Da bomb” George; Scores Knockout in Detroit !

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

By: Cestus Press

Seminole Warriors Boxing latest signing; Cestus Management’s Super-Middleweight, Don “DA BOMB” George, sensationally returned to the ring by blasting out Mike Walthier in one minute and forty-five seconds of the first round. As soon as the bell rang George, got down to business peppering Walthier with hard jabs and a fast combination to the head and body. As the round went on, George followed up a stiff jab with a thudding right-hand shot that sent Walthier reeling into the ropes. Donovan immediately opened up on Walthier with precision and landed another combination finishing with a crushing right-hand to the side of the head, which sent Walthier crashing to the canvas and drove the sold-out live crowd into a frenzy. George then did his trademark back flip which sent the screaming fans into orbit. The rest of the fight card was very competative and entertaining and produced a fabulous night of boxing for the loyal Detroit fight fans. The event was held at the Majestic Theater in Detroit , Michigan and was promoted by one of Detroit’s premier promoters Carlos Llinas of Clip International Promotions; and The Donovan George vs Mike Walthier fight was brought to everyone by Seminole Warriors Boxing. At ringside in attendance were Detroit boxing legend Thomas Hearns and his son Ronald Hearns.

Leon Margules, Seminole Warriors Boxing Executive Director; said we are proud and excited to promote such a talented fighter as Donovan and to have the opportunity to make him one of our next world champions”

Gina Iacavou, Cestus CEO said; fight fans love knockouts and thats exactly what you get when Donovan fights“, his aggressive style and true punching power make him a fighter that’s great for boxing. Our promoter Seminole Warriors Boxing have big plans for Donovan and his climb to the top of the Super-Middleweight division is now just a matter of time.

Mike Michael, the company founder said; “The fans in Detroit (Michigan) really loved the display of technique, power and showmanship that Donovan displayed; and the crawd went crazy when he knocked out his opponent and then did his trademark back flip. I beleive that all of the Detroit fight fans at the arena would agree with me; that Donovan looked sensational in the way he took care of business and they saw a future star.” Michael added, “I would like to personally thank our promoter, and good friend Leon Margules of the Seminole Warriors Boxing for making this fight happen and Carlos Llinas of Clip Internaional Promotions for featuring our fighter on his boxing event. For further information about Don “DA BOMB” George please visit www.warriorsboxing.com or www.cestusmanagement.com

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Makers of Champions

Open letter from John Ruiz to the Top American Heavyweights

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To America’s “Top” Heavyweight Boxers,

I’ve been told I’m not the most fan-friendly fighter in the world, my style often criticized as being ugly, but I’m proud to say I’ve never ducked a worthy opponent. For the past month or two, though, I’ve read and heard a lot BS about how I shouldn’t be the WBA mandatory title challenger. A few totally unproven, so-called contenders have whined about them deserving a world title shot more than I do.

Why? Who have Chris Arreola, Eddie Chambers, Kevin Johnson or Brian Minto beaten to deserve a world title shot? Nobody! Just compare my list of victories to yours. You guys haven’t come close to doing what I’ve accomplished.

I’ve been where you’re trying to get – 11 world title fights (2 WBA titles) — and I’m even willing to risk my WBA mandatory title shot next year against the Chagaev-Valuev II winner just to show everyone that I’m entitled to another world championship fight. Prove me wrong. Stop all of the smack talk, try and beat me in the ring – the only place it really counts — to be the real No. 1 American heavyweight. Next year, I’ll be fighting for the crown again unless one of you pretenders step-up and change my schedule.

Show the boxing world that you’re a true contender, not a pretender. You want it, come and get it – put your money where your mouth is. No more excuses, just contact my attorney Tony Cardinale (your promoters know how), and let’s make it happen.

John “The Quietman” Ruiz

2-Time WBA Heavyweight Champion

The Project Blogs: “Writer to Fighter”

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The Rebirth of The Project

(Editor’s Note: Jeremy Luchau has been a journalist for 10 years and over the last four years wrote a column chronicling his training to become a mixed martial artist. This is the fourth Volume of the Writer to Fighter series)

By Jeremy Luchau

It’s been nearly a year since I’ve written a blog.

And what a year it’s been for me.

Last time I wrote I was supposed to fight at Gladiator Challenge in Porterville, Calif., but was forced to pull out when my wife Priscilla needed two surgeries in two weeks. I made the right choice and I don’t regret anything.

Since then, though, my life has taken so many twist and turns I pushed competing in mixed martial arts to the back of my mind.

After all, there are things in life more important than MMA. And it’s not exactly like MMA is the most forgiving sport in the world.

I mean, sure it taxes the body much like any other sports like football for example, but where MMA really takes it’s toll, in my opinion, is on the mind.

And I can honestly say, a big majority of my life struggles, heartache and stresses this last year have come from this sport that I truly love… go figure!

But with the struggles and solitude, I had plenty of time to think about what I wanted to do. If MMA was really for me. If I was just a fan or if I wanted to compete.

First things first, though, you’re going to have to know a little about the bumpy road I traveled this last year to know where I’m going to be come July.

The big changes in my life occurred right towards the end of 2008, as my wife and I separated and now go through a divorce and custody battle over my 2-year-old daughter. I’m not going to sit here and drag my soon-to-be ex-wife through the mud, but it’s important to note that many of our “fights” and or “struggles” were directly or indirectly related to MMA.

Then I lost my Muay Thai coach Richard Batin.

Coach no longer wants to train me, because somehow I’m to blame for one of his other fighters losing in a boxing match.

According to Batin I’m part to blame, because I now work full time at the Tachi Palace Hotel and Casino as an Entertainment Coordinator and if I work some place I should know everything that goes on there.

I tipped Palace Fighting Championship founder and president Christian Printup about this up-and-comer named Justin Wines. I helped get Justin a fight, get his medicals paid in full, and take home a paycheck… as a debuter with no amateur experience.

Do you know very many organizations that do that?

But in a fight there’s such thing as an opponent. After one opponent fell out the matchmaker (Mr. Repo Rick) found some one new and the new guy ended up knocking out Justin, who I might add was putting on a great show ‘til he was stopped.

So the whole situation gets turned my direction, because somehow I didn’t take care of my coach’s boxer. Because I work at the Palace I must be in the loop to the conspiracy. Justin should have had an easier fight they tell me and I must have wanted him to lose.

So much for trying to do the right thing and help a friend.

I mean in reality, Christian was more impressed with Justin in the loss and wanted to have him fight again. He asked to have a meeting with Justin where he told him to keep his head up and to seek out some sparring in other gyms from L.A. to Watsonville.

That backfired, too, as somehow Batin believes that Christian was asking Justin to get rid of Batin, which was not the case.

And right around the same time that this is all going down a longtime friend of mine Paulina Ramirez, which I helped advise, was trying to get another fight in the PFC.

After a big win for her in November, she was scheduled to fight in February at the PFC. It was slim pickings to try and find her a suitable opponent because of her weight 110 pounds.

Christian sent me name after name after name of possible opponents, which I would turn down. I didn’t want my friend fighting some 7-1 girl.

I thought we could try and build her up. I mean, Paulina is a local and has a pretty big following.

I think she is fierce, tenacious and through hard work some day could be a big-time type talent.

Well finally Christian starts to get frustrated and we find an opponent that’s like 2-2 or something, but she had some amateur experience – to what extent I really didn’t know.

I sent over the info to Paulina and she was going to pass it on to her coaches. Then all the sudden I’m getting text like “You trying to get me beat up”.

She tells Christian she doesn’t trust me and that I’m not looking out for her best interest. She tells me that all her coaches and friends are telling her that I’m not looking out for her either.

So in the end, we part ways. It kind of sucks, because she was like a sister to me. Now we don’t even talk and the funny thing is, she talks more to my soon-to-be ex-wife.

Christian instructs me to have Paulina fight in some other organizations and then come back to us when she is ready to fight some tougher competition.

That of course, somehow, is all my fault as well. Like I’m the one that doesn’t want her in the show or something.

See, I’m telling you this sport is a mind breaker. I deal with it everyday now in taking a more active role with the PFC.

Suddenly I’m one of the most hated figures in the Valley and all I’ve ever done is try to get local fighters in my area what they deserve… exposure in this sport.

Instead I lost a marriage, a coach who I looked at as a father and a best friend.

Still in my heart-of-hearts I believe MMA isn’t all bad.

And that’s why I’m here now, writing this, waking up at 5 a.m. to run and train, working with the PFC and trying to forgive and forget.

Starting over… A rebirth one might call it.

I love this sport and most all the people in it and I need to give back and tell the stories that no one else dare tell.

Everyone loves to see a train wreck or watch on the news about shootouts etc. People love the mayhem and gore. The stories of evil and chaos.

Rarely are you going to read or hear about the good in life.

And the same is true for MMA. Even as MMA is growing in leaps and bounds and is plastered all over the world, it’s still thought of as barbaric or just some thugs fighting.

When in reality, I know very few thugs in this sport.

I think I know more fighters that have master’s degrees then fighters that are in gangs and have pulled drive by shootings.

And I’m back to put my body on the line over the course of the next 10 weeks. I will train for the biggest fight of my life, my comeback at WarFair, which will be a J-Live Entertainment and Cage Combat event at the Kings Fair in Hanford, Calif. on Friday, July 10.

This is where I shock the world and show everyone that I’m serious about MMA and that no matter what life throws at you, you can overcome.

The first part of my training was just to get my body back into shape and that all started with my strength and conditioning coach Steve Novencido at VQ Fitness in Hanford. Novencido once again is transforming my body through non-conventional training methods.

And now after nearly a month of hard work with the “Mad Scientist”, I’m starting to feel strong again and have my wind back and my weight is down nearly 18 pounds.

I’m now walking around at about 170 pounds and I will fight this summer at lightweight (155).

I’ve continued to work my wrestling and cardio with the Lemoore High wrestling team and Farmboyz wrestling club and I will do all my MMA training with Team Ochoa… thank you Jacob Jeff for sticking by me through thick and thin.

Hopefully I will be able to cross-train at some other gyms throughout this journey.

I’m sure I will head out to Las Vegas once or twice to train with Mr. Ulysses Gomez, who believe it or not is probably one of the nicest guys I’ve met in the sport. He might come off a little arrogant or like a total jokester at times, but last July when I got my face pounded in and lost to Juan Lopez on television, he was the first guy to offer help.

Gomez is kind of like my MMA physiologist. I hit him up for any and all questions I may have that’s MMA related.

I will close this blog out with an answer to a question that will be asked 100 times over the next week; No, I don’t know who I’m fighting yet.

Well I take that back, I know who I’m fighting.

I’m going to be fighting… ME!

Gleason’s Gym Newsletter (5/6/09)

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Greetings!

Gleason’s Amateur Show May 16, 2009 at 7:00 PM

The show is sanctioned by USABoxingMetro. Masters, Juniors and Seniors are all on the card. We have 20 bouts scheduled. The weigh in will start at 5:30 PM and the first bout will be at 7:00 PM. Tickets are $20 general admission and $10 for gym members and amateur fighters with passbook in hand.

Our next Amateur Boxing Club Show Is June 20, 2009. All bouts are pre-matched by New York’s finest matchmaker, Angela Querol. If you wish to participate call Angela at (718) 797-2872.

Book your spot at our famous annual Fantasy Boxing Camp.

The Gleason’s Gym 7th Annual Fantasy Boxing Camp will be at Kutsher’s Country Club in Monticello, New York over the Labor Day Weekend, September 4 through September 7, 2009.

The camp is open for anybody that likes boxing. Our youngest attendee was 12 and our oldest attendee was 76. There are professional and amateur boxers and businessmen and women boxers, and just plain fans of boxing that attend.

There will be four days of intense training with some of boxing’s greatest champions. Join Carlos Ortiz, Emile Griffith, Iran Barkley, Mark Breland, Juan LaPorte, Alicia Ashley, Melissa Hernandez, Hector Roca, Yuri Foreman, Martin Gonzalez, Terry Southerland and others training and fun at this year’s camp.

There is limited space for our 2009 Fantasy Boxing Camp. Please make your reservations early. The deadline is August 8, 2009. A $500 non-refundable deposit will secure a place at the camp. The balance of the payment must be made by August 15, 2009.

Contact Bruce Silverglade at Gleason’s Gym for further information: (718) 797 2872 or bruce@gleasonsgym.net.

$1800 per person (based on two per room) $2500 per person plus one guest (guest not attending the camp) $3100 per person plus two guests (guests not attending the camp) $2100 per person (private room)

Guarana-Ginseng Flavor Jerky at Jerky.Com!!

Posted on | May 6, 2009 | 6 Comments

By: Rich Bergeron

I received an interesting email in mid-April asking me to review some beef jerky. Kenny from Jerky.Com at first told me he was going to send me out some pineapple jerky, and I distinctly remember thinking…I don’t know if I’ll like that, but I bet it’ll surprise me. Well, I’ve yet to find out, but I did get another project that’s more in tune with folks who follow this blog. Anyone who loves beef jerky and needs energy will love this product.

‘Lightning Rods’ are energy beef sticks designed to give the body much needed protein and nutrients while supplying enough energy supplements such as Guarana to keep it in motion. This product also contains Panax Ginseng and Lactic Acid Starter culture.

Right away when you look at the packaging for the Original Flavor Meat Stix Gone Wild Lightning Rods you can tell these are serious meat snacks. The packaging also indicates that the product is “The Genuine Synergy Beef Stick.” On top of all this, they have a really easy to remember Web-site on the bottom of the package: WWW.NRGSTIX.COM.

I was very satisfied with the product, and I gave it the old college try..which involved chopping the jerky up and tossing it in some freshly made Ramen Noodles like I did when I was in college. It tasted great, and it definitely gave me a great energy boost for the rest of the night. This beef jerky also tasted good right out of the wrapper. The flavor was subtle but tasty. I highly recommend it.

Jerky.com has a wide selection of U.S. made Beef Jerky and meat snacks, and they have an awesome Web-site, too. Check it out and stay tuned for future reviews and possibly some giveaways in the future from the folks at Jerky.com.

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