I’ve talked about Bellator for some time now, but with the recent end of their fourth season, I’ll have to wait about a month before I get more Bellator. However, I can say that it definitely looks like I’ll be getting more Bellator for the foreseeable future: after weeks of up-and-down ratings, Bellator’s season four has found some great stability in recent weeks. And with the ratings of Bellator 45 now in, it’s very clear that Bellator is finally clicking with the MTV2 audience. Here are all the details. ...

As the upstart Bellator FC promotion continues to grow and attract viewers, many are wondering what the future holds for the promotion’s efforts on television. Bellator has suffered through a much-maligned partnership with Fox Sports Net, with many of their shows being tape-delayed and preempted. Earlier this month it was rumored that Bellator would be switching from FSN to the more-popular FX network, and now Bellator’s future on TV has finally been decided. Coming way out of left field, Bellator recently announced that they had signed a three-year deal with MTV2. Here are all the details. ...

Strikeforce is doing all it can do in order to push their promotion and as they prepare for the second event on network television they have some fighters looking to make a splash on MTV. ...