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 The Evolution of the UFC
by Greg Roberts
Almost ten years ago, on November 12, 1993, the foundation of martial arts in the United States was rocked by the first Pay-Per-View showing of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. Or was it the Ultimate Fighting Challenge? The bad broadcasting of old aside, UFC 1: The Beginning was a landmark event for No-Holds-Barred fighting. In the aftermath of ... [read more] |
 Steroids and MMA
Recently the positive steroid test of UFC champ Tim Sylvia after UFC 44 was the last thing the sport needed. I am not an expert on steroids nor do I claim to be, but one thing we can all agree on ... [read more]
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|  Norifumi Yamamoto
there is a top tier featherweight out there with frightening ground and pound and Olympic caliber wrestling skills. That featherweight ... [read more] |
 The Alphabet Boys
In the past few weeks, Acelino Freitas and Kostya Tszyu have won new titles in boxing, but they didn’t win them in the ring; they won them in the boardrooms of corrupt ... [read more] |
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 The Elbow Drop
I don't watch wrestling, but my corner man does and he told me about the people's elbow on the way to New Orleans! We stopped at a gas station to get gas and he ... [read more] |
 Training in Japan
Unless you have trained under a traditional Japanese martial arts teacher, you’re probably in for a bit of a surprise. When I was training in the States, the atmosphere ... [read more] |
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 HFC II Review
Joe Maffei, founder and promoter of Hardcore Fighting Championships put on another exciting show for the Greater Boston Area MMA fans. It was an exciting scene at the ... [read more] |
 Bethany Carter Howlett Interview
We are involved in a sport that is based on quality appearance where drugs play a part as they do in all sports. In our sport drug use is more observable due to the qualitative level of how lean and/or muscular we get instead of the sport being on a qualitative level like the number of points scored by a ball being placed into a basket or the number of persons who cross home plate, etc. To win one must be as muscular and lean as the judges would like to see us which leaves the choice of what an individual ... [read more] |
 Undercover Interview
First and foremost, start paying all the athletes who compete in the Mr. O, even if it's just enough to cover expenses for the bottom guys. This is the biggest show ... [read more]
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|  Badguy Interview
None of this 100mg crap-You want the truth that’s what Badguy is. If you don’t like it then get out of my face before my 22-inch guns knock you out!!! MG?? The more the better ... [read more] |
 Explosive Combo
No not C-4 and a fuse. The type of combinations I am speaking of is Explosive Training also know as Plyometric Exercises. If you are serious about achieving the best physical shape you’re ... [read more]
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|  QV in Mexico
On today’s black market Mexico has one of the highest influences in the underground world. Up till now Mexican steroids have had a bad reputation, and honestly ... [read more] |
 Foundation of BB
If I had to come up with a ratio, bodybuilding is 80% diet/nutrition, 15% training, and 5% AAS, give or take. Diet is the infrastructure of bodybuilding; it and BB should go hand ... [read more]
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|  New Clen FAQ
Clenbuterol is a bronchodilator used to threat asthma and other conditions. It belongs to the sympathomimetics group of drugs, which affect sympathetic ... [read more] |
 My Basic Westside Training Program
I constantly rotate the kind of contrast used. Over 9 weeks I would use: Doubled Mini's, Single Looped Light Bands, One Set of Chains, Single Looped Average Bands, Weight Releasers, Straight Bar Weight, Single Looped Mini's, Two Sets of Chain, and back to the Doubled Mini's ... [read more] |
 The Art of Motivation
Sometimes, our training partners- or, in this case, personal training clients- need a bit of motivation to re-energize their efforts in the gym. Case in point: A few months back, while Nobby and I were doing bar-bending squats with 700 pounds, and screaming at the top of our lungs, a scrawny little man dared to step over the containers of chalk, extra belts, wraps, and discarded pins covering the floor around the ... [read more]
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 Pool of Shadows
The first time I did acid I was sixteen years old. That summer I was hanging out a lot with my friend Mia and her boyfriend Todd. Todd was a few years older than us and had been on his own for quite some time. Almost everyday ... [read more]
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|  Lost in Translation
The film follows two American strangers in Tokyo, Japan as they meet at their hotel bar and then embark on an unlikely friendship. Bob Harris (Bill Murray) is a washed ... [read more] |
 Jenna Jameson
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|  Capture Youth
When people ask my age, I usually smile and tell them I have no idea!! ... and neither should you, if you want to remain youthful. My chronological age of almost 39 years, is no where near the more ... [read more] |
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