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Mariusz Pudzianowski Fight In Poland Puts Tim Sylvia Showdown in Doubt

Mariusz Pudzianowski Fight In Poland Puts Tim Sylvia Showdown in Doubt Photo by Chad Edward. Copyright Fighters.com.
Article Posted: March 1st, 2010 | By: Fighters.com Staff | Comments: 0 | Comment Now

Polish mixed martial arts promotion KSW has announced that World’s Strongest Man competition champion Mariusz Pudzianowski (1-0) will compete at KSW XIII in Kawovice May 7, according to MMA Junkie.

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Tim Sylvia: Fight Canceled, Adrenaline MMA V Rescheduled

Tim Sylvia: Fight Canceled, Adrenaline MMA V Rescheduled Photo by Chad Edward. Copyright Fighters.com.
Article Posted: February 23rd, 2010 | By: Fighters.com Staff | Comments: 0 | Comment Now

Adrenaline MMA V scheduled for March 20 in Youngstown and featuring a main event between former UFC heavyweight champion “Maine-iac” Tim Sylvia (25-6) and Branden Lee Hinkle (14-10) has been rescheduled to April in Findlay, Ohio, according to MMA Junkie.

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Tim Sylvia, Houston Alexander Halt Losing Streaks With TKOs at Adrenaline MMA

Tim Sylvia, Houston Alexander Halt Losing Streaks With TKOs at Adrenaline MMA Photo by Chad Edward. Copyright Fighters.com.
Article Posted: September 19th, 2009 | By: Chad Edward | Comments: 0 | Comment Now

Both former UFC heavyweight champion “Maine-iac” Tim Sylvia (25-6) and UFC light heavyweight “Assassin” Houston Alexander (9-4) halted two-year, three-fight losing streaks with first-round TKOs Friday night in Omaha at Adrenaline MMA 4.

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The Fighters.com Interview Tim Sylvia Walked Away From

The Fighters.com Interview Tim Sylvia Walked Away From Photo by Josh Hedges. Copyright Zuffa, LLC
Article Posted: September 16th, 2009 | By: Chad Edward | Comments: 9 | Comment Now

Former UFC heavyweight champion “Maine-iac” Tim Sylvia (24-6) agreed to an interview with Fighters.com before his fight versus Jason Riley (6-1) at Adrenaline MMA 4 in Omaha Friday…until he peeped my questions.

“Chad, I am not going to do this interview,” Sylvia graciously responded.  “I don’t like how this whole thing is coming accross.  Sorry.”

Below are the questions that Sylvia refused to answer along with what Fighters.com could dig-up.  You decide if Fighters.com’s questions were out of line.  Of course, Fighters.com would prefer to put Sylvia on the record on the issues fans are chattering about.   And, Fighters.com stands by everything written here as told by reliable sources, but sources can only speak from their point of view.   It’s unfortunate Sylvia won’t tell his story.

Fighters.com: Looking back, was the “Merciless” Ray Mercer (1-1) fight a good decision?

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UFC's Houston Alexander Must Win At Adrenaline MMA 4

Article Posted: September 7th, 2009 | By: Chad Edward | Comments: 0 | Comment Now

UFC light heavyweight “Assassin” Houston Alexander (8-4) must beat “Tank” Sherman Pendergarst (11-14) at Adrenaline MMA 4 in Omaha 18 September to remain in the UFC, a source close to the Adrenaline MMA event has confirmed to Fighters.com.

Perhaps it goes without saying; but, Fighters.com wanted to verify the stakes for Alexander. “Oh, yeah. If he loses, that’s it with the UFC,” said Fighters.com’s source.

Alexander exploded onto the international MMA scene when he TKO’d “Dean of Mean” Keith Jardine (14-6-1) in 48 seconds in Alexander’s Octagon debut at UFC 71 in Las Vegas in May 2007, but has been shelved by the UFC since losing his third straight when he tapped in an arm triangle to “Red” Eric Schafer (12-4-2) at UFC Fight Night 15 in Omaha in September 2008.

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Adrenaline MMA To Return In Omaha in September

Article Posted: August 9th, 2009 | By: Chad Edward | Comments: 0 | Comment Now

UFC light heayvweight “Assassin” Houston Alexander (8-4), former UFC heavyweight champ “Maine-iac” Tim Sylvia (24-6), and prolific light heavyweight “Gumby” Jeremy Horn (81-19-5) are all rumored to fight on Adrenaline MMA 4 in Omaha 18 September.

According to NWI.com, Omaha’s Alexander is still under contract with the UFC, but will be allowed to fight for Andrenaline MMA after losing three straight by stoppage in the Octagon, most recently tapping in an arm triangle to “Red” Eric Schafer (13-4-2) at Fight Night 15 in Alexander’s hometown last September.

Fighters.com could not confirm the appearances of Alexander, Sylvia, or Horn with Adrenaline MMA President Monte Cox.

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Cox: "[Tanner] always had a big smile."

Article Posted: September 9th, 2008 | By: Chad Edward | Comments: 0 | Comment Now

I’m really saddened by the news… Evan first fought for me in 1998 and was one of the guys I always enjoyed seeing at the shows, whether he was competing or not.  He always had a big smile and a handshake waiting whenever we bumped into each other.  The MMA community and everybody who was touched by him  will miss him greatly.

- Monte Cox, Adrenaline MMA President and MMA Agent

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Knees, Elbows, Foot Stomps Up for Review

Article Posted: September 1st, 2008 | By: Chad Edward | Comments: 0 | Comment Now

New Jersey State Athletic Control Board Counsel Nick Lembo has called on mixed martial arts fans to submit their comments to the Association of Boxing Commissions Professional and Amateur MMA Rules Committee by 17 September.

“We are interested in any comments,” said Lembo.  “All comments will be passed on to the Committee for their consideration.”

Topics on the Commitee’s agenda include:

Adding smothering of the nostrils or mouth as a foul (as per the Montreal document).

Removing manipulating the clavicle as a foul (as per the Montreal document).

Removing heel kicks to the kidney as a foul (as per the Montreal document).

Removing the allowance of stomps to the feet by two standing fighters  (as per the Montreal document).

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Fighters.com's June Lightweight Rankings

Article Posted: June 20th, 2008 | By: Chad Edward | Comments: 3 | Comment Now

So thorough was second-ranked UFC Lightweight Champion “Prodigy” B.J. Penn’s (13-4-1) domination of fifth-ranked “Muscle Shark” Sean Sherk (31-3-1) 24 May in Las Vegas that Penn leaps two spots in Fighters.com’s June Lightweight Rankings to place as the top contender to Fighters.com’s Lightweight Champion “Tobikan Judan” Shinya Aoki (15-2).

Penn over Sherk photo courtesy of Josh Hedges and Zuffa, LLC.

Fighters.com never questioned Penn’s talent, just his recent body of work at 155-pounds.

Though Penn fought unquestionably tougher competition last month, “Tobikan Judan” stole the show in the division by pulling a gogoplata from the mount out of his hat to tap Katsuhiko Nagata (4-3) 15 June in Tokyo.

It seems impossible for DREAM’s magician from Tokyo and the UFC’s warrior from Hilo to settle the cross-Pacific lightweight question; but, UFC President Dana White is desperate to keep Penn’s eyes from wandering out of the young UFC 155-pound division.

Penn told the post-UFC 84 press conference that, after out-boxing Sherk, it’s hard for him to get motivated to fight the winner of seventh-ranked “KenFlo” Kenny Florian (9-3) versus “El Matador” Roger Huerta (20-1-1) to be fought in Minneapolis 9 August.

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Wiuff Added to Affliction Card, Maybe to Fight Rothwell?

Article Posted: May 28th, 2008 | By: Chad Edward | Comments: 10 | Comment Now

YAMMA Pit Fighting Heavyweight Champion “Diesel” Travis Wiuff (52-11) will fight on the undercard of Affliction: Banned 19 July in Anaheim, outside of Los Angeles, according to the Rochester Post-Bulletin.

No opponent was named.

Though there is no official indication, Wiuff may be Plan B for heavyweight prospect Ben Rothwell (29-5), who is also opponent-less as fight day draws near.

Negotiations for Rothwell to fight Fighters.com’s fifth-ranked heavyweight “Pitbull” Andrei Arlovski (12-5) remain mysterious.

Fighters.com reported Arlovski has always been Rothwell’s intended opponent, despite Rothwell’s denials.

However, recently both Rothwell and his agent, Adrenaline MMA President Monte Cox, have admitted Arlovski is on the table.

“Of course [Affliction] talked about Andrei, but I don’t know what his contract status is,” Cox told Cage Potato on 12 May.  “[Arlovski] was supposed to be free from his UFC contract on May 1, but I honestly don’t know if it will be Ben and Andrei fighting in that show.”

Rothwell corrected his denial, “I was trying to clear up that I was not fighting [Arlovski] in September on another [organization] as the original rumor stated.  I tried to never say if I was/was not fighting [Arlvoski].”

Arlovski has remained mum on the issue.

Wiuff comes off his YAMMA tournament victory in which he won UDs over “Pato” Marcelo Donald Pereira (1-1), “Suave” Ricco Rodriguez (28-9), and Chris Tuchscherer (13-1) on the same night in April.

Wiuff is also scheduled for the biggest pay day of his career in Japan, fighting “Ironhead” Kazuyuki Fujita (15-6) at Sengoku III on 8 June.

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