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UFC 164 Predictions, Preview & Fight Analysis for Henderson vs. Pettis 2

BAD MMA News — Fri, 30 Aug 2013 10:37:43 +0000

Fight Day hosted by Internet hottie Alison Haislip is back with all the predictions, fight analysis and all you need to know for UFC 164 card in Milwaukee. Watch expert opinions from Brett Okamoto of ESPN and John Morgan with MMA Junkie/USA Today. You’ll also get to hear from Brandon Vera in the latest “Call of the Octagon”. The “Truth” talks to us about his move back the land of giants and his huge fight against Ben Rothwell

UFC 164 Predictions, Preview & Fight Analysis for Henderson vs. Pettis 2 – MMA Weekly

UFC 163 Predictions: Everything You Need to Know Hosted by Internet Hottie Alison Haislip

BAD MMA News — Sat, 03 Aug 2013 08:01:54 +0000

Fight Day hosted by Internet hottie Alison Haislip is back with all the predictions for UFC 163 You Need to Know. Expert opinions from Brett Okamoto of ESPN and Larry Pepe with Fox Radio. The latest Fighting Fails from Youtube. Fan vs. Fighter Predictions featuring UFC welterweight Mike Pyle and an exclusive interview with Phil “Mr. Wonderful” Davis as he prepares to fight Lyoto Machida in enemy territory.

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Actor, Stunt Woman, Commentator aka UFC Women’s Bantamweight Fighter Julie Kedzie

BAD MMA News — Wed, 03 Jul 2013 04:00:14 +0000

Even at the top levels of MMA, fighters must do more than fight to maintain a living. For UFC women’s 135-pound veteran Julie “Fireball” Kedzie , she’s been able to supplement her income with acting and stunt work. Most recently, Kedzie appeared on the June 24 edition of A&E’s hit series Longmire. She portrayed, what else, but an MMA fighter in a blink-and-you’ll-miss-it cameo along with fellow Jackson’s MMA fighters Jodie Esquibel and reigning Invicta FC 105-pound champion Michelle “Karate Hottie” Waterson. “I’ve done a couple of stunt roles before and I’m SAG (Screen Actors Guild) now and am working within the New Mexico community mostly,” said Kedzie. “It was a great experience and was very, very different from real fighting. “It’s kind of nerve-wrecking when you don’t get it right because then you have to do it again. You’re not supposed to make contact with the other person, and I want to punch people in the face for real.

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