Strikeforce and Herschel Walker (1-0) make a good team  and that is evident by looking at the viewership numbers. Let's just hope that Strikeforce does not go off the deep end with this. According to MMA Junkie, Strikeforce: Miami drew 517,000 viewers which is just below the record set in August when "Conviction" Gina Carano (7-1) fought "Cyborg" Cris Santos (9-1). That event brought 576,000 viewers to Showtime. ...

For years I've listened to MMA fans spout hateful, irrational conspiracy theories about UFC President Dana White.  White is certainly not above criticism, and you'll read some of the most biting criticism of White here at Fighters.com.  (Other MMA media outlets wouldn't dare risking their credentials with Zuffa by criticizing White.  That's a little something you might not have known...)  But, a lot of the criticism has been just ridiculous, including accusations of thrown fights and paid-off referees. Scott Coker and his promotion, Strikeforce, have been regarded as a fairer organization for fighters, perhaps justifiably so. ...

Strikeforce put on the first show of this year last night and there were highs and lows plus some shocking revelations post-fight. I will start with the high points of the night first which leads me to the showdown between "Ruthless" Robbie Lawler (17-5) and Melvin Manhoef (23-6-1). ...

Last night Strikeforce: Miami took place and the main event was a fight for the vacant welterweight title. "Whitemare" Marius Zaromskis (11-3) stepped inside the cage to fight "Diablo" Nick Diaz (21-8) in what was a highly anticipated match. Marius became the DREAM welterweight champ after winning the 2009 welterweight Gran Prix and was looking to become the first fighter to hold titles in Japan and in the United States. The only thing standing between him and that distinction was a 5 inch reach advantage that Diaz had in his favor. ...

Strikeforce welterweight title challenger Nick Diaz (20-8) and heavyweight prospect “Dominator” Bobby Lashley (4-0) both made weight for their respective fights at Strikeforce in Miami January 30. ...

What may possibly be the most explosive fight on the Strikeforece: Miami card Saturday night is the fight between "Ruthless" Robbie Lawler (16-5) and Melvin Manhoef (23-5-1). Last night on MMA Gospel Radio we had a great discussion on this fight and I thought I would break it down further here and tell you why Robbie Lawlers only way to lose in this fight would be his ego. ...

The welterweight matchup between “Thoroughbred” Jay Hieron (15-4) and “Diesel” Joe Riggs (31-11) at Strikeforce in Miami January 30 will be streamed live at EASportsMMA.com. ...

Fighters.com second-ranked super heavyweight “Dominator” Bobby Lashley (4-0) won't fight fifth-ranked “Titan” Jimmy Ambriz (14-8) at Strikeforce in Miami January 30, according to an MMA Junkie report. Though Ambriz was approved by the Florida State Boxing Comission, Strikeforce has nixed the bout for undisclosed reasons, according to MMA Junkie.  The FSBC had previously refused to santion a fight between Lashley and Yohan Banks (2-1). ...

Strikeforce is still working on getting the contracts signed for Fighters.com's second-ranked super heavyweight "Dominator" Bobby Lashley (4-0) and fifth-ranked "Titan" Jimmy Ambriz (14-8) for the January 30 Strikeforce car in Miami. According to most reports there is no guarantee this fight will take place. Bobby Lashley is a man Strikeforce is hoping will develop nicely and be a star for the promotion, yet I see Bobby Lashley being unable to make the climb to the top tier of mixed martial arts (MMA).  There is no denying that Lashley is an athlete. He is a two-time National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics (NAIA) wrestling champion. He wrestled in the Army and was training to compete in the Olympics in 2003 before being injured. After the injury Bobby went to professional wrestling where he would later become a "world champion" He has natural athletic ability but his wrestling credits are not on par with the likes of another pro wrestler turned MMA fighter, Fighters.com's second ranked heavyweight and UFC champion Brock Lesnar (4-1). Brock's success inside the Octagon have come from his massive size advantage accompanied by his elite wrestling abilities. It is tough to compare a NAIA champion to a NCAA National champion but most would agree that the better wrestler would be the NCAA champion. Brock is not someone we can compare Lashley to despite the parallels in their careers. Bobby is not Brock and will not see the success Brock has seen thus far in MMA. ...