Jason Miller is back in the news again… but then again, Miller is rarely not in the news. Now that his mega-feud with Nick Diaz is about as dead as it gets, Miller has turned his sights on Michael Bisping, the man he’ll be coaching against during the upcoming landmark fourteenth season of “The Ultimate Fighter”. In a new video interview, Miller launched into one of his classic tirades, this time focusing on the brash Brit. Here are the highlights. ...

At the end of the fourteenth season of “The Ultimate Fighter”, the UFC will have fulfilled its current contract with Spike TV. Many fans and insiders are currently speculating what the future holds for the UFC once their current contract is through. I think that’s all well and fine, but I’m really excited for TUF Season 14, and that has nothing to do with the rumor that this could be the last TUF on Spike or (and here’s a crazy thought) the last TUF period. Don’t believe me? Here’s five reasons to look forward to “The Ultimate Fighter” Season 14. ...

After weeks of debate, rumor, and speculation… “The Ultimate Fighter” Season 14 has found its two coaches. The early candidates for the next season of the popular and long-running ufc reality TV show were the brash Brit Michael Bisping and former UFC Middleweight Championship challenger Chael Sonnen. But due to Sonnen’s many, many legal and professional woes, that’s not going to happen. Instead, Michael Bisping will return to coaching TUF again… but he’ll do it against Jason Miller, a highly controversial and very charismatic goofball that made major waves when he jumped ship to the UFC from Strikeforce. Here are all the details. ...

Although the past two months have certainly seen a UFC dry spell, the largest MMA promotion in the world has some big plans for the summer and fall. Chief amongst them is their UFC 132 event, which is scheduled for the July 4 weekend and features some of the UFC’s best and brightest stars. Eleven full fights have recently been made official for this event, including the highly-anticipated grudge match between Dominick Cruz and Urijah Faber. Here are all the details. ...

With the historic ufc 129 “St. Pierre vs. Shields” event now over and done with, the UFC is once more looking towards the future. Traditionally, one of the UFC’s biggest events of the summer is their Pay-Per-View that takes place on July 4 weekend. For 2011, that’s UFC 132, which features a main event pitting UFC Bantamweight Champion Dominick Cruz against Urijah Faber. With many different bouts now being announced, it appears as though the UFC 132 card is complete. Here are all the details. ...

Jason Miller is a controversial man. Outspoken and arrogant, his bizarre interactions with both fans and fighters have led to many either loving him or loathing him. But in the end, Miller remains a popular and instantly-recognizable fighter, which is largely the reason why the UFC has now signed Miller after Miller decided not to renew his contract with Strikeforce. And in a new interview, Miller takes his former masters to task for not letting him fight while he’s in the prime of his career. Here are all the details. ...

Many were taken back by the signing of Jason Miller to the UFC. Though he has competed in the organization in the past, he has since been fighting in a variety of promotions, most recently being Strikeforce. Miller was originally scheduled to face off against Tim Kennedy in a rubber match at the March 5th Strikeforce event in Columbus, Ohio, though he was subsequently removed from the bout for no apparent reason. Well now it looks like said reason stems from Miller's involvement in the infamous "Nashville Brawl", which left him banned from both Showtime and CBS alike. All this is from Miller's newest employer in UFC President Dana White. ...

The masses know Jason "Mayhem" Miller as the host of MTV's Bully Beatdown. Sure, they realize he's a fighter, but perhaps they're not quite sure just how good he is. Well, they're about to find out in the biggest MMA promotion in the land, as on Saturday UFC officials announced that Miller (24-7) will take on Aaron Simpson (8-2 MMA) at UFC 132: Cruz vs. Faber II. ...

Although news of this story has just recently hit the net, Jason Miller signing with the UFC has already become a pretty big deal. And what’s not to like about seeing “Mayhem” back in the Octagon? Miller is a former champion in other promotions, he’s got a mainstream appeal with his MTV show “Bully Beatdown”, he’s quirky and entertaining and he knows how to build some pre-fight hype. But is his signing a signal of things to come for Strikeforce as a whole? I wouldn’t go that far. Here are my immediate thoughts on Jason Miller signing with the UFC. ...

It's been a long time coming, but the "Bully Beatdown" host and mixed martial arts veteran Jason "Mayhem" Miller will now be returning to the ufc. Miller, who has been fighting recently under the Strikeforce promotion, will be returning to the octagon for the first time since his long octagon stint in 2005 when he fought against current UFC welterweight champion Georges St. Pierre at 170-pounds. Since then, Jason has been fighting exclusively in the middleweight class, safe for one freak show fight where he fought Stefan Gamlin at heavyweight. Miller marks the first-change of the "new era" of mixed martial arts since the UFC had purchased the Strikeforce promotion not so long ago. ...

On April 9, 2011, Strikeforce Welterweight Champion Nick Diaz will defend his belt against arguably his most dangerous challenger yet and perhaps one of the toughest tests Diaz will have yet faced in his career. Standing in Diaz’s way to becoming Strikeforce’s most dominant champion is knockout artist Paul Daley, who has earned the nickname “Semtex” with twenty (T)KO wins. Many are calling for Diaz to win, and as a huge fan of Nick I’m certainly pulling for him. But what happens if he does? Here’s a new entry in my “What If He Wins?” series, focusing on what I think will happen if Nick Diaz beats Paul Daley. ...

Strikeforce has solidified themselves as the number two promotion in the mixed martial arts world, but they are becoming a very distant second in my opinion. One of their biggest flaws has always been the manner in which they put together bouts on a given fight card, case in point "Strikeforce: Columbus" which has already rustled through three fighters in a single bout. Initially, a middleweight match-up pitting Jason "Mayhem" Miller and Tim Kennedy was expected to take place on the March event, which is scheduled to coincide with the Arnold's Sports Festival, however the promotion has since scrapped those plans for the trilogy bout. Then, it was announced that Kennedy would instead be facing budding contender Luke Rockhold in a middleweight fight, and as of today that fight has been put on the back burner also. ...

Now before I continue, this is all speculative at this point, but bare with me. It was recently announced that a previously planned middleweight affair pitting former title challengers Tim Kennedy and Jason "Mayhem" Miller has since been scrapped. Kennedy remains on the card, "Strikeforce: Columbus" which takes place on March 5, however he will now be taking on budding contender Luke Rockhold in a pivotal 185-pound match-up. However for Miller, now word has been made just yet on his next bout, but all signs are pointing to a third-meeting with Strikeforce champion Ronaldo Souza, much to the dismay of the Brazilian. ...

A previously anticipated third-meeting between Jason "Mayhem" Miller and Tim Kennedy has since been scrapped. Both men are the top players in the Strikeforce middleweight division, as they have both challenged for the promotions 185-pound strap, so it seemed only logical that they would meet not only to settle the score of their 1-1 meeting to conclude with a definitive winner to the trilogy, but the win would also also a clear cut number one contender to the title. However, with Miller having been pulled from the bout, an equally impressive Luke Rockhold has stepped in his place, and will likely battle Kennedy to determine the next challenger for the title. ...

To say that Jason Miller and Ronaldo Souza are familiar with one another would be a great understatement. In fact, their more than acquaintances. The two middleweight stars have faced one another on two separate occasions, with "Jacare" holding a decision win over the Kings MMA product, with the second bout ending in an anti-climatic No Contest, courtesy of an illegal kick thrown by Miller which resulted in a deep cut, which ultimately halted the bout. Now that both men find themselves under the Strikeforce banner, with Ronaldo sitting atop the division as the reigning and defending middleweight champion, it would seem inevitable that the two dynamic fighters would eventually meet again somewhere down the line. However, if the Brazilian had it his way, Souza would never like to step inside the cage with the "clown" ever again. Ever. ...

Nick Diaz isn’t the type of fighter that takes an insult lying down. In fact, he’s not the type of person that takes anything lying down. The brash, foul-mouthed, always-controversial Strikeforce Welterweight Champion has become both famous (for the level of skill he’s demonstrated inside the Strikeforce cage) and infamous (for his pre-fight and post-fight antics). And Diaz, brother to UFC star Nate Diaz and one of the highest-profile members of Team Cesar Gracie, recently let loose in a new interview where he took on all comers and spared no one. Here are all the details. ...

strikeforce's first trilogy is being put into works for the promotion's March event. Two former title challengers in Jason "Mayhem" Miller and Tim Kennedy are set to meet once again inside the cage. Kennedy, the most recent challenger to the promotion's middleweight title, is coming off of a spirited decision loss to current champion Ronaldo Souza. The Jiu-Jitsu world champion utilized his ever improving striking skills to work Tim from the outside with jabs and straights, eventually earning the nod on all three-judges score cards last August, claiming the then vacant title. The loss snapped a four-fight win streak for Tim, three of which came under the Strikeforce banner, including a notable win over former title contender and UFC veteran Trevor Prangley, submitting the American Kickboxing Academy product with a first-round rear-naked choke. ...

Welcome back to “All I Want for Christmas”, fans and friends, my special Christmas Day mini-series where I share some thoughts and hopes on what I’m looking forward to as we head towards the second decade of the new millennium. Next up is everyone’s favorite topic: dream fights. Even fans who don’t like to play “armchair promoter” love to trot out their personal picks for the fights they’d like to see. So here are my “Top 5 Dream Fights for 2011”, focusing on high-profile fights that could conceivably happen next year. Let’s get to it. ...

It remains one of the most-talked-about, eagerly-anticipated, hotly-debated matches that the Strikeforce promotion has ever seen… and it just won’t happen. Of course I’m talking about Jason Miller vs. Nick Diaz. Both men absolutely hate each other and have vocally called one another out countless times in the past, but actually getting these two to come to terms has seemingly been a trial in futility. And now that Nick Diaz does have an official next opponent, Jason Miller once again took to the internet to launch another seething rant against his most-hated foe. Here are all the latest details on what remains one of Strikeforce’s biggest rivalries. ...

While nothing has been confirmed as of yet, it’s generally been accepted that the #2 MMA promotion in the world will look to hold their first major MMA event of the new year on January 29, 2011. strikeforce has been quietly putting together their January 29 card for some time now, and recently, several big matches have been rumored to be taking place. The most talked-about match is a possible fight between Fedor Emelianenko vs. Antonio Silva, but recently, two new matches have hit the rumor mills: one for a major Strikeforce championship, and another featuring a major Strikeforce personality. Here are all the details. ...

Try as I might, I just can’t stop posting about Jason Miller. The man known as “Mayhem” and the host of the popular MTV reality TV show “Bully Beatdown” has been on a tireless crusade to chase down a catchweight bout with current Strikeforce Welterweight Champion Nick Diaz for what feels like forever now. In that time, Miller has launched several verbal attacks in countless interviews, and even started up the website www.dontbescaredhomie.com so fans could keep up-to-date on his latest rants. Recently, Miller fired another missile at Diaz, but this time, he even went as far as to call out Diaz’s entire team, his head trainer, and even his hometown. ...

Once again the much talked-about bout between Nick Diaz and Jason Miller has hit a bump in the road. The rivalry between the current strikeforce Welterweight Champion and the enigmatic star of MTV’s “Bully Beatdown” has risen to a fevered pitch and yet somehow continues to grow. Recently it was revealed that Nick Diaz would return in January 2011, but that he would not fight Jason Miller. But rather than temper talks of Diaz/Miller, it has only further increased the debate on who is “ducking” who. And Jason Miller has recently fired another crazy, entertaining salvo courtesy of a new YouTube video. Here are all the details. ...

What does the future hold for Nick Diaz? Now more than ever, more and more people are focusing on that question. Diaz now stands atop Strikeforce’s Welterweight division as the reigning Welterweight Champion, and recently avenged one of the bigger losses of his career when he defeated KJ Noons. Many people are clamoring to see Nick Diaz take on arch-rival and Middleweight fighter Jason Miller in a catchweight bout, but according to a recent press release, that’s not going to happen anytime soon. But fret not, Diaz fans: Diaz returns to the Strikeforce cage in January. Here are all the details. ...

Nick Diaz has become a hot commodity in the world of mixed martial arts. His star rising brighter since his inception in Strikeforce, his time spent with the San Jose promotoin has been highlighted with bouts against legend Frank Shamrock, DREAM welterweight champion Marius Zaromskis, and most recently a five-round slug fest against professional boxer and mixed martial artist KJ Noons. But nobody wants him more than one, Jason "Mayhem" Miller. The two had a brief exchange inside the Strikeforce cage in April, earlier this year in Nashville on the CBS televised card. Miller approached then middleweight champion Jake Shields for a rematch in order to vie for his title. Probably not the most appropriate of times, Miller entered the cage on his own accord just after Shields defended his belt against Dan Henderson, whilst Shields' entire camp was in the ring. Then, a melee occurred where Miller found himself in the bottom of a dog pile, with Diaz at the helm kicking and punching Jason any which way he can. Now, after months trash talk, it looks like the bout may finally be able to take place. ...

After a prolonged period of uncertainty, the verdict is finally in: there will be no strikeforce Middleweight Tournament. Plans were put together for a one-night tournament to crown either a new challenger or the outright champion ever since Jake Shields left Strikeforce for the UFC, leaving the Strikeforce Middleweight Championship vacant. Ronaldo Souza defeated Tim Kennedy for the title back in August, but rumors still persisted that the one-night tournament would return. Strikeforce CEO Scott Coker finally laid any and all rumors to rest recently. Here are all the details. ...

Nick Diaz vs. Jason Miller. Just thinking about this potential showdown is enough to get a lot of fans riled up. Whether you’re “down with Diaz” or a “Mayhem monkey”, a growing legion of fans have been calling for this match to take place. Diaz and Miller have already engaged in an increasingly bitter game of one-upmanship, case in point: Miller’s recent verbal tirade saw him announce the launch of www.dontbescaredhomie.com while accusing Diaz of being autistic. strikeforce CEO Scott Coker recently commented on the potential match-up, and the usually straight-shooting Coker was surprisingly mum on the situation. Here are all the details. ...

If there was ever a Pound-for-Pound list of the most entertaining talkers currently fighting in MMA, you’d have to figure that Jason Miller would be at the top fighting it out for first place with Chael Sonnen. Has “Mayhem” had a boring interview… ever? Love him or hate him, Jason Miller knows how to sell fights and talk smack. And he’s launched his latest verbal tirade against arch-rival and current Strikeforce Welterweight Champion Nick Diaz. But did Miller cross the line in this latest barrage? Here are all the details. ...

The world may never revolve around Jason Miller, but don’t tell him that. The cocky Middleweight has consistently found a home in major-league MMA promotions with his trademark wit, charisma, and fighting prowess. Yet under the hilarious antics and notorious in-ring and out-of-ring moments is a fighter that always seems on the cusp of greatness. In a recent tongue-in-cheek interview (as if Miller had any other kind of interview), “Mayhem” made some interesting comments concerning his future in Strikeforce. ...

It's no secret that Jason Miller is a huge Nick Diaz fan. He likes his style; the way he fight's. And it's with the utmost respect that Miller desires to fight the strikeforce welterweight champion... Or could it be because Diaz and the entire Cesar Gracie clan jumped Miller in a Stockton beat down on national television earlier this year? Well that's certainly one theory. Ever since Nick and "Mayhem" came to blows at the CBS event in April, which featured Diaz teammates Gilbert Melendez and Jake Shields retain their titles on the card, everyone has been asking for this fight to happen. Everyone, except Nick Diaz, who claims to have better things to worry about, like real challengers, improving his nun-chuck skills and figuring out clever new ways to cheat pre-fight drug tests time and time again. ...

strikeforce may be gaining a lot of momentum on the Showtime network by consistently putting on worthwhile events, but heading into 2011 their future on national television seems far more uncertain. CBS seems hesitant (some would even say “unwilling”) to take another chance on Strikeforce after they televised “Nashville”, the event that saw the infamous brawl between Jason Miller and several members of Team Cesar Gracie. What will it take to get Strikeforce back on CBS? Nothing short of an absolutely star-studded card. In that vein, here’s my personal “dream card” that I think is more than good enough to land a primetime slot on the CBS network. ...