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Former UFC heavyweight Shane Carwin takes executive role with Colorado’s PFC

BAD MMA News — Tue, 25 Jun 2013 23:00:00 +0000

Former UFC interim heavyweight titleholder Shane Carwin (12-2 MMA, 4-2 UFC) walked away from fighting earlier this year, but he’ll remain involved in MMA. Carwin recently announced he’s joined Colorado’s Prize Fighting Championship as the promotion’s vice president of fighter development. “I’m really excited for this opportunity,” Carwin stated in an official release. “I always remember fighting and wishing I had someone to talk to that had gone through the ranks, made it to the UFC and retired successfully. It always seemed like promoters, managers, armchair fighters and trainers were giving me advice from every direction.

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Shameless MMA Radio: Bellator’s Ryan Martinez and PFC’s Tony Sims

BAD MMA News — Mon, 24 Jun 2013 22:42:35 +0000

Join Shameless MMA Radio as the guys talk with Bellator heavyweight Ryan Martinez and Prize Fighting Championships’ July main event participant Tony Sims. Hot topics include Nick Diaz ‘s War MMA, The Mysterious Steve Mazzagatti and Rampage Jackson’s motorboat of a deal with Bellator and Viacom. Click here to continue reading MMAWeekly.com while listening to Shameless MMA Radio . Be sure to Like Shameless MMA on Facebook and Follow @ShamelessMMA on Twitter .

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Shameless MMA Radio: Bellator’s Ryan Martinez and PFC’s Tony Sims – MMA Weekly

Brian Cobb Sees WSOF 3 as Opportunity to Put His Name in Eventual Title Talk

BAD MMA News — Wed, 12 Jun 2013 17:30:16 +0000

Following a start to his career where he fought as much as twice in one night, having an extended layoff has now become the norm for former PFC lightweight champion Brian “Bandit” Cobb . While Cobb’s layoffs haven’t been by design, he’s been using the time off to his benefit. “If anything, with technology the way it is nowadays, people can watch all my fights online. So with the longer layoff between fights, I can do things to change up from what I did in my previous fights,” said Cobb. “I can really pose different problems for the next fight than what they saw in my previous fight.

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Brian Cobb Sees WSOF 3 as Opportunity to Put His Name in Eventual Title Talk – MMA Weekly