Women’s MMA Report: Nunes mauls Gaff at UFC 163, Kaufman awaits new opponent

BAD MMA News — Tue, 13 Aug 2013 21:15:00 +0000

Bantamweight knockout artist Amanda Nunes picked up a much-needed victory in her octagon debut at UFC 163. In our latest Women’s MMA Report, MMAjunkie.com’s Robert Sargent discusses the latest UFC news, a couple retirements, the 2013 Shoot Boxing Girls S-Cup and more.

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Women’s MMA Report: Nunes mauls Gaff at UFC 163, Kaufman awaits new opponent – MMA Junkie

Duane Ludwig discusses retirements plans, Team Alpha Male’s first champion

BAD MMA News — Sat, 06 Jul 2013 19:30:00 +0000

The more comfortable Duane “Bang” Ludwig gets with his head-coaching duties at Team Alpha Male, the more unlikely he is to make his own return to the cage. The 34-year-old UFC vet, who recently took over as head instructor for the fast-rising California squad, hasn’t officially decided on retirement, but he said he’s close. “I’m not retired, not officially yet,” he told MMAjunkie.com Radio (www.mmajunkie.com/radio). “But it’s leaning toward that direction.” “Bang” accepted the Team Alpha Male gig in December, a few months after he blew out his knee in an eventual loss to Che Mills at UFC on FUEL TV 5. It marked his third straight defeat, though his fights camps had been plagued by injuries that hindered his preparation. Although he misses fighting, Ludwig has found plenty of satisfaction in contributing to the careers of Team Alpha Male fighters such as Urijah Faber , Chad Mendes , Joseph Benavidez , Danny Castillo , T.J.

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Women’s MMA Report: Nunes mauls Gaff at UFC 163, Kaufman awaits new opponent

Duane Ludwig discusses retirements plans, Team Alpha Male’s first champion