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Bad news for VanCamp.

I'm surprised cadet130 hasn't posted this yet, but here's the link:

http://mmaweekly.com/ufc-signs-dave-pee-wee-herman-makes-debut-against-rob-broughton-at-ufc-131

I graduated in 2003, and wrestled 160 that year.  Right now I weight 215.

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What brand even makes plaid singlets? I want one haha

They had them custom made a few years ago.

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why are they not going to do this anymore!??!???!!??

 

next to the super classy, timeless, excellent crown point singlets, the plaid ones are my favorites.

Anderson Community Schools is consolidating from two high schools to one, and Highland is closing.  So there will only be an Anderson High School next year.

I restarted my browser and it works perfect now.

Good luck Sammie & Mason! Make all of us former Scots proud!

If you're looking to go the upscale steakhouse route, nothing beats Fogo De Chao.  It's $46/person for dinner and $26/person for lunch, but its all you can eat best meat you'll ever have.

Other great places to eat include Weber Grill and Mo's.

And as far as drinks go.  I'm a big fan of Howl at the Moon, and they just opened up a place under the old Union Station called Cadillac Ranch, which is a blast, so I def suggest you check it out if you have the time.

Hey guys, just wanted to let everyone know to root for Matt Mitrione.  I know he didn't look great in his first fight the other night, but he is very raw.  He played a year or two in the NFL, but had to give it up because of an injury.  Since leaving football, he got into MMA, and he now lives in Indy and trains with us at Integrated Fighting, so back up the local boy.

I believe there are going to be 10 fights on the card, all pro.  And as far as ticket prices they should range from $20/25 for ga's up to $80/100 for cageside.

Just letting everyone know that August 8, there will be a huge show going on at Hoosier Park Casino in Anderson.

Here are a few of the matchups:

Tristan Yunker vs. UFC vet, Keith Wisniewski

Jon Myer vs. UFC vet, Jason Gilliam

Ryan Stout vs. UFC vet, Ryan Thomas

Troy King vs. UFC vet, Chris Price

Shamar Bailey vs. UFC vet, John Kolosci

It's going to be a kickass show, so make sure you come check it out if you get the chance.  Thanks guys!

Im all for him chasing his dreams and i comend him for it but im not sure that exra rules should be made in a professional sport to accomodate him

I don't actually believe they're were any "extra rules" in place.  With Unified MMA rules it has always been illegal to kick or knee a grounded opponent in the head, it just so happens that because of Kyle's situation, he is always considered grounded.

It's kind of like on The Ultimate Fighter season 2, where Rich Franklin was joking with his guys about facing kickboxers, and he told them to just start out on one knee, so they couldnt be kicked/punched in the head.

And Kyle is awesome!  Whether he won or not doesnt really matter, the fact that he pursued his dream and actually got in the cage is more than most people can say...

Actually a front push kick would be the chest/stomache area.   I just didn't know how he would defend it.   

 

Who knows though his opponent is 0-2.

Kyle fights on all 4's, so it would be nearly impossible to hit him with a push kick to the chest/stomach area.

Yes Matt, obviously it is his choice.

 

But, seriously.................

 

I can totally see him continuing to compete in submission grappling bouts.

 

Honestly a front push kick and its all she wrote.

no kicks or knees to the head of a grounded opponent, and because of Kyle's limitations, he is always considered grounded.

Hey guys,

This is my new promotion, and our first show is May 30th at the Johanning Civic Center in Kokomo, so please come check it out if you can. Details are on the fliers. Thanks!

Former Tri-Central wrestler, Daniel Head will be competing in the main event.  Daniel is now 4-1 as a pro, and 10-0 as an amateur.

Singles, in MMA NEVER!!!.

I definitely don't agree with this statement.  Singles can be somewhat dangerous in MMA, if you are inexperienced.  But if used properly, and you keep control of the leg you're attacking, they are often more useful than doubles, as you can end up in side control every time.