Randy Couture breaks down UFC 92

Randy Couture breaks down UFC 92 with Steve Cofield. Sounds like even Randy has some doubts about Rampage Jackson’s mental state right now, and how that might affect things.

Wanderlei talks Rampage, Juanito and that letter

Wanderlei Silva talks to Fighters Only’s Gary Alexander about his long-standing feud with Quinton ‘Rampage’ Jackson, and the letter that he received which offered him training with Jackson’s former coach, Juanito Ibarra. He also discusses winning two awards in the World Mixed Martial Arts Awards.

Kenny Florian on UFC 2009 Undisputed

UFC 2009 Undisputed Interview – Kenny Florian Video Interview

UFC 92 Preview: Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira

UFC 92 Preview: Antonio Rodrigo Nogueira

Affliction Day of Reckoning Press Conference

Affliction: Day of Reckoning Press Conference

Gilbert Yvel trains for Josh Barnett

Tom Atencio is saying that the winner of Day of Reckoning’s Josh Barnett/Gilbert Yvel fight will face the winner of Fedor Emelianenko/Andrei Arlovski, we might as well see how Yvel’s doing these days. Judging from the recent training clip shown above, he likes his chances for next month’s match, even though he acknowledges his deficient ground game (while giving credit to his opponent’s submission skills). He stops just short of actually apologizing for his ugly in-ring behavior in the past, but does state that he’s very happy to fight in the States again. “It’s one time, and never again,” he says. Not sure if that “one time” refers to the eye-gouging, the biting, or the ref-stomping — maybe all three.

Seth Petruzelli wants Kimbo again

Seth Petruzelli wants a rematch with Kimbo, and wants people to know that he isn’t gay – his pink hair was for breast cancer awareness month.

Vinicius Magalhaes on TUF 8 Finale Loss

Vinicius Magalhaes talks loss to Ryan Bader TUF 8

UFC 92 Interviews at 2008 Video Game Awards

UFC 92 Interviews at SPIKE TV’S 2008 Video Game Awards. Forrest Griffin, Rashad Evans, Noguera, Frank Mir

Steve Cantwell regrets comments

Steve Cantwell has been taking some heat for sounding so pleased with himself after bending Razak Al-Hassan’s arm like a Gumby doll at “Fight for the Troops.” Telling Joe Rogan in the post-fight interview that he had “been waiting so long to do that,” was maybe not the best way of wishing his opponent a speedy recovery. Now Cantwell tells MMA on Tap it was just the adrenaline talking:

“You know that was a really weird outcome to the fight. I had the arm locked in tightly and expected Razak to tap right away – then we rolled twice and it got even tighter. I was thinking to myself ‘This guy is made of rubber – this is crazy’. The only thing I could to end the fight was force the arm until either it broke or he tapped, and that’s what I did. Fighting is always a series of calculated risks, and he had ample opportunity to tap. But none of us enter the ring trying to end each others career, and I do regret the comments I made and being so animated about it afterwards. It was the adrenalin taking over.”

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