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Machete Kicks Ass! And Don’t Text!

September 3, 2010 By Kevin 1 Comment

Machete is a exploitation style movie, similar to director Robert Rodriguez’s Planet Terror.

Danny Trejo stars in his first lead role as the title character; Machete an legendary “Mexican Federale” agent who loses his position after a run in with Torrez (Steven Segal) a very powerful drug lord with deep pockets and connections . Now turned renegade, Machete illegally works odd jobs in Texas. Machete is hired by Michael Benz (Jeff Fahey), a local businessman for $150,000 to assassinate corrupt racist Senator McLaughlin (Robert De Niro). The murder contract is simply a set up, in an attempt help Senator McLaughlin’s anti-immigration political campaign gain public support.

With the help of Luz aka Shé (Michelle Rodriguez), Padre Benito del Toro (Cheech Marin), Machete’s “holy” brother and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agent Sartana (Jessica Alba), Machete clears his name and gets revenge agents Benz and Senator McLaughlin in unbelievable style. The movie also stars Don Johnson, and a very naked Lindsay Lohan.

With so many crazy over exagerated action scenes, that there are too many to keep track. The soundtrack is essential to help set the mood perfectlyfor every scene, be it serious, comedic, or lusty.

Within the first two minutes of the film, decapitations and boobies are rampant.

Machete will return with two sequels in Machete Kills, & Machete Kills Again.

This film gets two thumbs up and is highly recommened by Ringside Report Radio.

Shark Fights 13 September 11th Preview Begins Tonight on Ringside Report Radio

September 1, 2010 By Kevin Leave a Comment

“Shark Fights” MMA presents their biggest and best card yet on Saturday, September 11th, 2010 at the Civic Center Coliseum; Amarillo, Texas with “Shark Fights 13.”

In his first fight since his release from the UFC, The Dean of Mean Keith Jardine (15-8-1) will headline the show taking on Shark Fight Light- Heavyweight Champion Trevor Prangley (22-6-1)in a non-title bout.

This card features another Light Heavyweight superfight between UFC vets Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou and Houston Alexander. Also on this card are top stars in the MMA game including Joey Villasenor, Brock Larson, Drew McFedries, Paul Daley, Pete Spratt, Marcus Hicks, and many more.

Ringside Report Radio will bring you exclusive interviews with many fighters on this card starting Wednesday, September 1st from 10pm till Midnight on The Team 990 AM CKGM-Radio with Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou & Houston Alexander. Be sure to tune in on September 3rd, 8th, and 10th as the preview will continue with “The Dean of Mean” Keith Jardine and many more top fighters in MMA.

Shark Fights 13 Full Card:

Champ Trevor Prangley vs. Keith Jardine (light-heavyweight non-title fight)

Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou vs. Houston Alexander

Paul Daley vs. Jorge Masvidal

Drew McFredries vs. Joey Villasanor

Champ Douglas Evans vs. Ronnie Mann (featherweight title fight)

Brock Larson vs. Tarec Saffiedine

Paul Bradley vs. Johnny Reese

Devin Cole vs. Aaron Rosa

Karen Darabedyan vs. Marcus Hicks

Eric Davila vs. Pete Spratt

Shark Fights 13 will be available on Viewer’s Choice PPV here in Canada at 10pm September 11th and Preliminary
bouts will be free on Sherdog.com at 7:30pm.

Good Laughs & Good Action for "The Other Guys"

August 7, 2010 By Kevin 1 Comment

The Other Guys is another hilarious Will Ferrell classic movie, that will be quoted for years to come. The Other Guys is Will Ferrell and Director Adam McKay’s fourth collaboration together.

Detective Allen Gamble (Will Ferrell) is a forensic accountant that sexy women cannot resist who prefers to paperwork then be in the line of fire. His partner Detective Terry Hoitz (Mark Wahlberg) is a hot head with a chip on his shoulder since being partnered up with Gamble after accidentally shooting Derek Jeter, costing the New York Yankees to win the World Series. Gamble admires the departments two heroic cops Highsmith (Samuel L. Jackson) and Danson (Dwayne Johnson), but when with them out of the picture, Hoitz wants and pleads Gamble to step up as NYPD’s next dynamic duo.

After arresting billionaire investor David Ershon (Steve Coogan) for scaffold permits, they discover a case that will help them achieve super cop status. Then case is deeper than they could have imagined and hit a couple of road blocks along the way.

The movie delivers lots of laughs and some great performances from supporting actors like Michael Keaton, Eva Mendes, Rob Riggle, and Damon Wayans Jr.

The Other Guys

Columbia Pictures

Theatrical Release August 6th, 2010

Ringside MMA 8: Invasion

July 27, 2010 By Kevin 1 Comment

Ringside MMA will invade Quebec City at the Gilles Tremblay Arena in Beauport, Quebec on Saturday, August 7th for their eighth event entitled “Invasion” which will be headlined by UFC veteran Jonthan “The Road Warrior” Goulet. After his second stint in the UFC going 2-2, Goulet (22-11) returns to the local Quebec MMA scene for the first time since a 2007 victory over Dan Chambers at XMMA 2 to take on Halifax, Nova Scotia’s own Matt McGrath (8-3).

Ringside MMA Featherweight Champion Mitch Gagnon (6-1)will be making his first title defense against John Franchi (5-2) in a five round bout.

Tristar prospect Guillaume Vigneault, cousin to Stephane “Simba” Vigneault and Steve “Lionheart” Vigneault will be making his much anticipated professional MMA debut on the card taking on David Fraser (1-3) from Riviere-Du-Loup.

Official Card:
Main Event
170lbs Welterweight Bout:
Jonathan Goulet (22-11) vs. Matt McGrath (8-3)

Ringside MMA 145lbs Featherweight Championship Bout:
Mitch Gagnon (c) (6-1) vs. John Franchi (5-2)

145lbs Featherweight Bout:
Guillaume Fortier (2-2)vs. Brent Franczuz (1-1)

145lbs Featherweight Bout:
Tristan Johnson (5-0) vs. Guillaume Lamarche (6-3)

155lbs Lightweight Bout:
Steven Rogers (4-2) vs. Kevin Morin (3-2)

205lbs Light Heavyweight Bout:
Guillaume Vigneau (0-0) vs. David Fraser (1-3)

135lbs Bantamweight Bout:
Keven Tremblay (0-0) vs. Tommy Cote (0-0)

155lbs Lightweight Bout:
Levis Labrie (0-0)vs. Aaron Bellemare (0-0)

155lbs Lightweight Bout:
Albert Cheng (1-0)vs. David Lafond (0-0)

Predators Movie Review

July 12, 2010 By Kevin 1 Comment

If you are a huge fan of the Predator series of movies, then Predators is a great movie for you; if you have never seen one, prepare to suspend all disbelief.

The Predator alien is a highly intelligent war machine- there are two types of Predators, the larger super Predators and the classic small ones; they have a long going blood feud, which comes into play during this movie.

The movie is about 10 of planet earth’s most dangerous killers that are dropped in a mysterious jungle planet to be used as training tools for the Predators. Included in the 10 killers is a former US Army Special Forces soldier, Royce, (Adrien Brody), a Russian Spetsnaz soldier, Nikolai, (Oleg Taktarov), a Mexican drug cartel enforcer, Cuchillo, (Danny Trejo), a IDF black ops sniper, Isabelle, (Alice Braga). a RUF officer, Mombasa, (Mahershalalhashbaz Ali), a US Death Row inmate, Stans, (Walton Goggins), a silent Yakuza assassin, Hanzo, (Louis Ozawa Changchien), and an American doctor, Edwin (Topher Grace) who seems really out of place. With everyone confused with the situation, Royce decides that they should stick together and acts as the leader of the group, putting the pieces together as where they are and what is going on, as they do their best to avoid certain death at the hands of the alien Predators. After a couple of close calls, the group meets U.S. Air Cavalry Soldier named Noland (Laurence Fishburne), a survivor of over 10 hunting seasons of the Predators training game. He who reveals that there are three Predators at a time and that this planet is the training ground that has a ship that they can use to leave.

The movie has action packed fight scenes including a sword fight between Hanzo and a Predator, a wicked Predator versus Predator fight defiantly lives up to the hype, a couple twists and turns and much more.

No Arnold Schwarzenegger, but Adrien Brody gained 25lbs for the role. It is highly recommended to go see this movie in theatres, because the DVD may not do the action scenes justice.

Ringside MMA 7 "No Escape" Results

June 19, 2010 By Kevin Leave a Comment

On Friday June 18th Ringside MMA held their seventh event at Centre Pierre Charbonneau with Lightweight Champion Guillaume “Il Toro” De Lorenzi retaining his title by Technical Stoppage after UFC veteran Dale Hartt dislocated his shoulder. Dustin Poirier defeated fan favorite Derek Gauthier with an impressive knock out. Tristar prospect Alex Garcia continued his winning streak by choking out Ricky Goodall in the first round. Daylin Logan also continued his winning streak after he illegally kneed his downed opponent in the face and followed by submitting him with a rear naked choke, but it came at a price as he blew out his knee and will be out of action for a while. Unfortunately Tom Murphy was unable to compete as his opponent Sean Salmon missed his flight.

Results:
Lightweight Championship Bout
Guillaume De Lorenzi def. Dale Hartt via TKO (Ref Stoppage) 0:49 Round 2

Dustin Poirier def. Derek Gauthier via KO 0:57 Round 1

Alex Garcia def. Ricky Goodall via submission (Rear Naked Choke) 4:05 Round 1

Daylin Logan def. Lloyd Galindo via submission (Rear Naked Choke) 2:50 Round 2

Samuel Guillet def. Jason Rorison via Unanimous Decision

Rejean Groulx def. Eugenio Carpine via submission (Rear Naked Choke) 1:59 Round 2

Christopher Boisvert def. Kevin Morin via Unanimous Decision

Denis Puris def. Mark Fraser via KO 0:22 Round 1

Taylor Salomon def. Matt Northcott via submission (Rear Naked Choke) 1:57 Round 1

Danny St-Gelais def. Yohan Gariepy via Unanimous Decision

W-1 MMA: Judgment Day June 19th, 2010

June 18, 2010 By Kevin Leave a Comment

Warrior One MMA will be presenting their fifth event: Judgment Day at the Colisee Laval this Saturday. This stacked card will feature the W-1 debuts of Denis Kang and Quebec MMA superstar Steve Bosse. Judgment Day also features two championship bouts as W-1 Bantamweight Champion Adrian “The Bully” Wooley defends his title for the first time against Randy Spence. W-1 will crowning a first ever Featherweight Champion as John “Haggis Basher” Fraser will attempt to claim what should be his against fan favorite Thierry “The Surgeon” Quenneville.

W-1: Judgment Day Fight Card:
185lbs Middleweight Bout
Denis Kang (32-12-1) vs. Dae Won Kim (11-5)

205lbs Light Heavyweight Bout
Steve Bosse vs. TBA

145lbs W-1 Featherweight Championship Bout:
John Fraser (6-3) vs. Thierry Quenneville (15-8)

135lbs W-1 Bantamweight Championship Bout:
Adrian Wooley (6-1) vs. Randy Spence (11-9)

145lbs Featherweight Bout
Ivan Menjivar (20-7) vs. Aaron Miller (9-7)

145lbs Featherweight Bout
Antonio Carvalho (15-4) vs. Juan Barrentes (7-4)

155lbs Lightweight Bout
Jorge Britto (11-6-1) vs. Ryan Machan (10-4)

Misha Cirkunov (1-0) vs. Roy Broughton (3-0)

205lbs Light Heavyweight Bout
Bruno Hosier (3-1) vs. John MacPhearson (1-0)

Catch Weight Bout
Josh Hill 144lbs (1-0) vs. Brent Franczuz 135lbs (3-0)

170lbs Welterweight Bout
Demetrious Arvanitopoulos (1-0) vs. Jay Alexander (3-0)

135lbs Flyweight Bout
Michael Imperato (0-0) vs. Tim Chessel (0-2)

Tune into Ringside Report Radio this Friday night for exclusive interviews with Thierry “The Surgeon” Quenneville and W-1 Fight Correspondent Adam Reid.

RINGSIDE 7 : NO ESCAPE

June 16, 2010 By Kevin Leave a Comment

This Friday June 18th Ringside MMA will be presenting their seventh event: “No Escape” at Centre Pierre Charbonneau.

The event will be headlined by Lightweight Champion Guillaume De Lorenzi defending his title Dale Hartt. The card also features Top Quebec MMA prospects Derek Gauthier, Tom Murphy, Samuel Guillet, Alex Garcia, and Daylin Logan.

Confirmed Card:
Ringside LW Championship bout
Guillaume De Lorenzi vs Dale Hartt

205 – Tom Murphy vs Sean Salmon
155 – Derek Gauthier vs Jason Mackay
170 – Alex Garcia vs Ricky Goodall
175 – Daylin Logan vs Lloyd Galindo
155 – Samuel Guillet vs Jason Rorison
145 – Réjean Groulx vs Eugenio Carpine
155 – Christopher Boisvert vs Kevin Morin
145 – Mark Fraser vs Denis Puric
170 – Matt Northcott vs Taylor Solomon
135 – Dimitri Waardenburg vs Pierre-Étienne Marcoux
150 – Yohan Gariépy vs Danny St-Gelais

Tune into Ringside Report Radio from 10pm-Midnight to hear from Ringside Fighters Tom Murphy, Sam Guillet, and much more.

The A-Team Movie Review – Awesome Summer Blockbuster!

June 15, 2010 By Kevin 1 Comment

The A-Team Movie is one of the best of the summer blockbusters to hit theatres this year. With exciting action scenes, well thought out strategies, outlandish tactics, and witty jokes, this movie is great for fans of the 80s show and action flicks.

The movie is about four reputable ex-elite combat U.S. Special Forces Army stationed in Iraq that specialize in the ridiculous. Colonel John “Hannibal” Smith (Liam Neeson), Lieutenant Templeton “Faceman” Peck (Bradley Cooper), Sergeant Bosco “BA or Bad Attitude” Baracus (Quinton “Rampage” Jackson) and Captain H.M. “Howling Mad” Murdoch (Sharlto Copley) are the A-Team. Hannibal is the leader of the group with all the unorthodox plans. Face is the witty sex symbol that uses his charm and good looks. BA Baracus is an extremely talent mechanic that suffers from Pteromerhanophobia (the fear of flying). H.M Murdoch is the clinically insane, yet extremely talented pilot and good cook.

The A-Team is wrongly convicted of a crime in Iraq, as opposed to Vietnam in the TV show. After a successful, yet unofficial Black Ops mission to retrieve counterfeit U.S. Treasury plates from the Iraqis, the four are framed and go to prison. With help of the CIA they brake out of prison in outlandish fashion, and now as wanted fugitives or soldiers of fortune, their mission is to clear their names and solve the mystery of who set them up with help of Captain Charisa Sosa (Jessica Biel).

Overall this movie is action packed and funny and great for all ages.

Big Tuna gives this movie 2 Thumbs up!

Wreck MMA "Unite For Brian's Fight" Results

April 18, 2010 By Kevin Leave a Comment

Wreck MMA “Unite for Brian’s Fight” on April 16th, 2010 was another success charity event raising thousands of dollars for Ottawa native Brian Dyck’s daughter Sophi’s college fund, because Dyck was diagnosed with ALS. The Robert Guertin Arena was packed for an amazing night of MMA action in the ring. BTT Canada’s Samuel Guillet defeated Kurt Southern by arm bar submission in the first round to reestablish himself as one of the top lightweights in Quebec. Anna Barone defeated the very tough last minute replacement in Jennifer Ricker by knockout in the fight of the night. Craig Brown delivered an entertaining performance in his middleweight debut, and delivered Chase Degenhardt his first ever career loss and Ian Loveland of Team Quest became the first every Wreck MMA Bantamweight Champion by defeating Xavier Desrochers in 41 seconds.

Results of Wreck MMA Unite for Brian’s Fight:

155lbs Lightweight
Albert Cheng (1-0) def. Wesley Ranger (0-1) via Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 4:30 Round 1

135lbs Bantamweight
Randy Turner (1-1) def. Michael Pellerin (0-2) via Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 3:13 Round 1

125lbs Flyweight
Michael Reilly (1-0) def. Paul Ebejer (0-5) via TKO (Throat Punch) 1:06 Round 1

Female 145lbs Featherweight
Anna Barone (1-1) def. Jennifer Ricker (0-1) via KO (Right Hook) 0:55 Round 2

170lbs Welterweight
Jeffery Laughren (1-0) def. Gerald Bruyere (0-1) via Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 2:50 Round 1

135lbs Bantamweight
Mike Hong (3-1-1) def. Stephane Pelletier (2-1) via Unanimous Decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

145lbs Featherweight
Stephane Bernadel (5-3) def. Just Smethurst (0-1) via TKO (Hammer Fist) 2:43 Round 2)

185lbs Middleweight
Craig Brown (7-2) def. Chase Degenhardt (6-1) via Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 3:23 Round 1

155lbs Lightweight
Samuel Guillet (8-5) def. Kurt Southern (7-3) via Submission (Arm Bar) 2:09 Round 1

Simon Marini (8-2) def. Louis-Phillippe Carles via Submission (Rear Naked Choke) 2:08 Round 2

135lbs Bantanweight Championship Bout
Ian Loveland (13-7) (New Champion) def. Xavier Desrochers (2-1) via TKO (Ground and Pound) 0:41 Round 1

Wreck MMA 2 – Unite For Brian's Fight – Audio Preview with Craig "Farmer" Brown, Samuel Guillet, & Anna Barone

April 12, 2010 By Kevin Leave a Comment

Wreck MMA is hosting their second event “UNITE FOR BRIAN’S FIGHT” Friday April 16th, as they return to the Robert Guertin Arena for a great night of MMA action. Wreck continues to fight for a cause and put together 13 fights to help Brian Dyck former soldier in the Canadian Armed Forces and an Ottawa Police officer who was diagnosed Lou Gehrig’s Disease in October 2009. Wreck MMA will donate up to $50,000 to Brian, his wife Natalie and 1-year-old daughter Sophi during this difficult time.

Ringside Report Radio & www.ringsidereport.net are proud to support this event and our preview includes interviews with Craig “Farmer” Brown, Samuel Guillet, and Anna Barone. Listen here to our entire preview podcast for Wreck MMA: Unite for Brian’s Fight

WRECK MMA: UNITE FOR BRIAN’S FIGHT
Date: APRIL 16th, 2010
Venue: ROBERT GUERTIN ARENA
Location: GATINEAU, QUEBEC

MAIN EVENT – Wreck Bantamweight Title
Ian ‘The Barn Owl’ Loveland (Team Quest, Oregon) vs. Nick ‘The Ninja of Love’ Denis (Ronin MMA, Ottawa)

CO-MAIN EVENT
Samuel Guillet (BTT Canada, Montreal) vs. Mark ‘Boots’ Holst (OAMA, Ottawa)

Simon ‘The Mutant’ Marini (Regency Boxing, Hamilton) vs. Louis-Philippe ‘The Joker’
Carle (FIT MMA/Zahabi MMA, Ottawa)

Chase Degenhardt (Progressive Fighting Academy, Lethbridge) vs. Craig ‘Farmer’ Brown (FIT MMA, Ottawa)

Stephane Pelletier (Juvaldo MMA, Val D’Or) vs. Mike ‘Hurricane’ Hong (BAMA, Burlington)

TBA vs. Stephane Bernadel (OAMA, Ottawa)

Tannaya Hantelman (Titans MMA, Halifax) vs. Anna ‘Smiles’ Barone (FIT MMA, Ottawa)

Jeff Laughren (RAMA, Rockland) vs. Gerry Bruyere (Florin’s Ultimate MMA, Kanata)

Jeff Thomas (Team MFC, Windsor) vs. Mike Reily (Bluewater Martial Arts, Rockland)

Albert Cheng (Iron Tiger/Xtreme Couture) vs. Wes Ranger (Florin’s Ultimate MMA, Kanata)

Jamie Crowder (Renzo Gracie, New York) vs. James Haourt (Adrenaline MMA, London)

Mikael Pellerin (Team Legion, Victoriaville) vs. Randy Turner (OAMA, Ottawa)
*Card Subject to Change*

Lavar Johnson returns to action after near death this Friday at Strikeforce Challengers VII

March 25, 2010 By Kevin Leave a Comment

Strikeforce Challengers VII headlined by Lavar Johnson (13-3) versus Lolohea Mahe (4-0-1) and Zoila Frausto (5-0) versus Miesha Tate (8-2) to the Friday night Strikeforce Challengers VII event on Showtime, at Save Mart Center in Fresno, California.

Lavar Johnson is making his unbelievable comeback to MMA, after he was nearly killed at a family barbeque close to his home in Madera, California, when he was shot several times by Central Valley gang members on July 4th, 2009. Johnson won his last fight in May on 2009, with an 18 second knockout of Carl Seumantufa and has been cleared to train and will take on undefeated heavyweight prospect Lolohea Mahe. Johnson will have to utilize his knockout power in his punches, kicks and knees this Friday, while taking on Mahe, a veteran kickboxer weighing in at 320 pounds, out weighing Johnson, but 70 pounds.

Zoila Frausto plans on pleasing her hometown crowd by keeping her winning streak alive with her dangerous Taekwondo strikes. Her opponent Miesha Tate is a women’s state wrestling champion and has a phenomenal ground game. This is a great striker versus wrestler fight and should be very interesting. Frausto is very experienced on the ground, but will need to defend the takedown and stay on her feet as much as possible, as
as her strength lies in her stand-up game.

Full Card
Lavar Johnson vs. Lolohea Mahe
George Bush III vs. Ron “Abongo” Humphrey
Andre Galvao vs. Luke Stewart
Zoila Frausto vs. Miesha Tate
Justin Wilcox vs. Shamar Bailey
Ben Holscher vs. Alex Trevino
Daniel Cormier vs. John Devine

Amateur Bouts:
Luis Jaguarie (a) vs. Paul Ruiz
Ricky Jackson (a) vs. Trinidad Valdez
John Paul vs. Robert Pinon
Chris Buron vs. Avery Kaleo
Strikeforce Challengers VII will air on Showtime at 11:45 ET Friday March 26th, 2010.

MMA Big Show Triple Threat Full Card Febuary 20th

February 19, 2010 By Kevin Leave a Comment

MMA Big Show, one of the top fight promotions in Indiana, will present one of its biggest shows ever when it brings “TRIPLE THREAT” to the Belterra Casino on Saturday, February 20th.
The full fight card for “TRIPLE THREAT” is as follows:

Main Event
Dave Hess vs. Jake O’Brien

Roger Bowling vs. Jerrod Appenzeller

Mojo Horne vs. Lucas Lopez

TJ Ball vs. Brandon Barger

Chris Bennett vs. Muhammad Abdullah

Brian Francisco vs. Kawika Smith

Ethan Ott vs. Brandon True

Brad Balmer vs. Marcus Lewis

Mitch Charbeneau vs. Nathan Campbell

Will Northern vs. Sebastian Giovannini

Trevor Riley vs. Cliff Watson

Jake Bello vs. Liko Mahoe

Rob Egan vs.Robert Marshall
Andrew Zinser vs. Kirk Miller

Anas Ford vs. Casey Jones

Joe Pegg vs. Chad Rynn

Listen Here to interviews with Jake O’Brien, Dave Hess & Roger Bowling

Ringside MMA: Triple Threat Card Changes

January 27, 2010 By Kevin Leave a Comment

Drastic changes have been made for the triple main event of Ringside MMA: Triple Threat this Saturday, January 30th at Complex Sportif Claude-Robillard. Originally the three main events included Guillaume De Lorenzi versus Joe Cronin, Mike Ricci versus Kurt Southern and Derek Gauthier taking on Tyler Jackson. Gauthier versus Jackson is the only bout still taking place, as De Lorenzi and Ricci have pulled out of their fights. De Lorenzi has pulled out after suffering an injury during his training camp and thus, the fight has been completely cancelled.

After signing with Bellator, Mike Ricci has decided to not fight Kurt Southern this Saturday and replacing him is local star Martin “The Hammer” Grandmont (9-4) at a catch weight of 160lbs. Ricci will begin fighting for Bellator on April 8th, 2010 in the lightweight tournament.

Undercard fight pitting GAMMA/BTT Canada trainee Lee Villeneuve (1-0) has also been changed. Villeneuve was forced to pull out of his bout against Toronto native Robert Cuman Biernacki (0-0) due to injury. Villeneuve’s replacement is TKO veteran Daniel Boissoneault (3-2). Boissoneault has been absent from the octagon since his TKO victory over Reginald Franklin in March of 2008. This fight is a huge test for Biernacki as he makes his pro MMA debut.

Confirmed Card for Ringside MMA: Triple Threat at Complex Sportif Claude-Robillard January 30th, 2010

Tyler Jackson (Revolution MMA, Vancouver) vs Derek Gauthier (Zahabi MMA, Montréal)
Guillaume Lamarche (Team Bergeron, Drummondville) vs Randy Steinke (Southwest MMA, Arizona)
Kurt Southern (Alliance, Saskatoon) vs Martin Grandmont (Zahabi MMA/Team Bergeron, Montréal)
Chris “The Tank” Boisvert (Team Bergeron, Drummondville) vs Kevin Morin (Team Légion, Victoriaville)
Rory McDonell (Team Joslin, Hamilton) vs Yves Lemelin (Team Bergeron, Drummondville)
Yan Pellerin (Force-Xtreme, Sherbrooke) vs TBA
Stéphane Pelletier (Juvaldo MMA, Val d’Or) vs François Haché-Lacombe (BTT Canada, Montréal)
Daniel Boissoneault (Team Legion, Victoriaville) vs Robert Cuman Biernacki (Independant, Toronto)
Matt Northcott (Bruckmann’s MMA, Oshawa) vs Alex Garcia (Zahabi MMA, Montréal)
Jeff Doyle (Sudbury) vs Misha Cirkunov (Xtreme Couture, Toronto)

For tickets log on to www.admission.com or call 514-790-1245

W-1 MMA Signs Denis Kang & Vernon "Tiger" White

January 26, 2010 By Kevin Leave a Comment

W-1 (Warrior One) one of Canada’s top MMA promotions based out of Toronto signs MMA Veterans Denis Kang (32-12-1) and Vernon “Tiger” White (26-33-2).

Kang signs with W-1 after being cut from the UFC after a disappointing loss to Ultimate Fighter 3 winner Michael “The Count” Bisping. Kang has a 1-2 record in the UFC and is working his way back to the #1 promotion in the world. Kang a Pancrase, K-1, Pride, Dream and UFC alumni will make his W-1 debut at W-1 Bad Blood against another W-1 debuting veteran in the world of MMA, Vernon “Tiger” White. White is a journey man with over 50 professional fights and has battled the biggest names in the business, such as Frank Shamrock, Chuck Liddell, Bas Rutten and UFC Light Heavyweight Champion Lyoto “The Dragon” Machida.

W-1 Bad Blood is the promotions first venture outside of Gatineau, Quebec and promises to be a good one as also featured on the card W-1 Welterweight Champion Carlos “The Ronin” Newton (15-13) defends his title against the very dangerous Chris Clements (6-3)

These two blockbuster fights will take place at Pierre Charbonneau Centre in Montreal, Quebec Canada on Saturday March 20th, 2010.

Ringside Report Radio This Week!

December 9, 2009 By Kevin Leave a Comment

Your hosts, Dave Simon and “Big Tuna” Kevin McKough

Join David Simon and Kevin “Big Tuna” McKough for Ringside Report Radio this week, Wednesday night’s episode will include special guests:

“The Immortal” Hulk Hogan will be on to talk about his book and his book signing at Indigo in the Place Montreal Trust Complex Thursday December 10th at 2pm. As well as his new venture with TNA Wrestling. This is a can’t miss interview for any wrestling fan.

TUF 10 winner Roy Nelson will also join us to talk about his victory over Brendan Schaub at The Ultimate Fighter Finale and the future of his UFC career.

Also, after being the hottest free agent in MMA, Pioneer and Legend Dan Henderson will also join us to discuss his decision to sign with Strikeforce instead of UFC.

Friday night’s episode will feature UFC 107 Fighters Damarques Johnson, who will be fighting Edgar Garcia in the lightweight division. Canadian Welterweight TJ Grant, who is taking on Kevin Burns.

Also, Fabio Holanda and Sean “Pimp Daddy” Pierson who will be fighting in the Main Event this Saturday in Gatineau, Quebec for Wreck MMA.

You can catch Ringside Report Radio live from 10pm-12am (Eastern) on The Team 990 AM in Montreal and at www.team990.com

If you can’t tune in live, the entire episode will be available for podcast after it airs on www.ringsidereport.net

UFC 107 Official Card:

Champ B.J. Penn vs. Diego Sanchez (for lightweight title)
Cheick Kongo vs. Frank Mir
Jon Fitch vs. Mike Pierce
Kenny Florian vs. Clay Guida
Paul Buentello vs. Stefan Struve

Alan Belcher vs. Wilson Gouveia
Shane Nelson vs. Matt Wiman
Ricardo Funch vs. Johny Hendricks
Lucio Linhares vs. Rousimar Palhares
Edgar Garcia vs. DaMarques Johnson
Kevin Burns vs. T.J. Grant

WRECK MMA: FIGHTS FOR THE TROOPS
Date: DECEMBER 12th, 2009
Venue: ROBERT GUERTIN ARENA
Location: GATINEAU, QUEBEC

MAIN EVENT
Sean Pierson (Ruffneck/Tapstar, Toronto) vs. Fabio Holanda (BTT Canada, Montreal)

CO-MAIN EVENT
Mark ‘Boots’ Holst (OAMA, Ottawa) vs. Nabil ‘The Thrill’ Khatib (Team Bushido/BTT Canada, Ottawa)

Sean Quinn (Siam Muay Thai, Regina) vs. Nick ‘The Ninja of Love’ Denis (Ronin MMA, Ottawa)
Chris Vorano (Barrie) vs. Igor Gracie (Gracie Barra, Rio de Janeiro)
Roland Delorme (WAMMA, Winnipeg) vs. Remi ‘Bam Bam’ Morvan (OAMA, Ottawa)
Alex Sung (Positive Impact MMA/WAMMA, New Maryland) vs. Louis-Philippe Carle (FIT MMA/Zahabi MMA, Ottawa)
Mitch Gagnon (Team Shredder, Sudbury) vs. Stephane Bernadel (OAMA, Ottawa)
Anna Barone (FIT MMA, Ottawa) vs. Josee Aupry (Team Machado/K2 Martial Arts, Ottawa)
Ben ‘The Hitman’ Jamieson (Adrenaline, London) vs. Josh Hill (Iron Tiger Muay Thai, Stoney Creek)
Chris Myra (Team Dux, Pembroke) vs. Xavier Desrochers (OAMA, Ottawa)
John Cholish (Renzo Gracie NY, New York) vs. Rob Tracey (Team Dux, Pembroke)
Tim Chessel (Team Pathless, North Bay) vs. Randy Turner (OAMA, Ottawa)

Ringside Report Radio Guest “THE BIG FROG” JEFF CURRAN STOMPS TOMOHIKO HORI AT “WORLDS COLLIDE”

December 8, 2009 By Kevin Leave a Comment

Chicago, IL (USA): “WORLDS COLLIDE” was certainly an appropriate title for XFO 34, which took place this past Saturday, December 5th, live in Lakemoor, IL. Returning after a three year absence from his home promotion, “The Big Frog” Jeff Curran clashed with the extremely tough Tomohiko Hori, a Japan native who is a training partner of former Curran opponent and current WEC bantamweight contender Takeya Mizugaki. A UFC/WEC/PRIDE/StrikeForce veteran and submission specialist, Curran scrapped with Hori in a back-and-forth battle that saw both men giving and getting punishment. In the end, “The Big Frog” was able to overcome cuts and bleeding sustained in the first round to garner the much-deserved unanimous decision victory over a very game Hori. He was the busier fighter all night long, as he took Hori down several times and landed the more effective leg-kicks and strikes.

Hori (10-8-5) recently won the prestigious DEEP 135 lbs. tournament, and was prepared to go to war with his American counterpart. But the man from “The Land of the Rising Sun” wasn’t able to overcome the well-rounded skills of Curran (33-12-1), and was not able to make good on his pre-fight KO prediction. Instead, it was Curran that went home with the big victory. And with an eye toward his future, Curran is primed for his next run at greatness in the sport, and he hopes it will be back in the WEC. “I am back and ready to tear this division up,” Curran stated. “I have finally arrived.”

In the co-main event, Pat Curran, cousin to Jeff, locked horns with Travis “Care-Free” Perzynski, a much larger opponent with a lot of experience. Perzynski has competed successfully at 155 lbs. and 170 lbs., but when Curran’s originally opponent dropped out, “Care-Free” stepped up. Curran, for his part, refused to back down. Both landed some good shots in the first round, though Curran was hurt early on. He recovered, but as the fight moved into the second round, Perzynski’s (unofficially 25-3, officially 11-3) size advantage began to become apparent. It proved to be too much, though Curran (9-3) persevered, refusing to give up until he had no choice. With 22 seconds left in the second round, “Care-Free” locked in the rear-naked choke to secure the submission victory. Jeff Curran weighed in with his thoughts on Pat and his fight: “Travis is the number one ranked MMA fighter in Minnesota, and it was a great test for Pat. Pat won the first round, I guess, but the size difference was very apparent as the second round progressed. Pat needs to stay at 145 and dominate that division. I don’t consider this a setback for him because it was out of his weight class.

“WORLDS COLLIDE” also featured a dozen amateur bouts showcasing some of the top MMA prospects in the Midwest. Originally, “The Triangular Strangler” Joe Pearson and Norm Alexander were to battle in a professional featherweight matchup, but Alexander was unfortunately unable to make weight. However, the Curran bouts and the amateur fights more than made up for it. The venue was almost sold out, with 800 fans in attendance enjoying the hot action, cheering on their local favorites. “WORLDS COLLIDE” is electrified the local fight fans!

“WORLDS COLLIDE” results:

AMATEUR

Brad Padgett defeated Josh Eckmann, Armbar, at 2:49 Round 1

Matt Tobie defeated Brandon Bolt, Bolt didn’t answer the bell for Round 2

TJ Cass defeated Calvin Arnold, TKO at 2:50 Round 1

Jason Marlowe defeated Mikey Phillips, TKO at 2:58 Round 1

Frank Rano defeated Johan Lerch, Split Decision

Jeff Lavalle defeated Taylor Eastman, Rear Naked Choke, :52 Round 1

Joey Diehl defeated Brett Hedrington, Tap Due 2 strikes, :21 Round 1

Scott Goldberg defeated Brandon Jackson, Armbar, :59 Round 1

Nick Scotti defeated Keith Colon, Rear Naked Choke 1:14 Round 3

Shawn West defeated Casey Dyer, Darce Choke, 1:48 Round 2

Tony Duncan defeated Chris Schiewe, Unanimous Decision

Chris Hartwig defeated Kent Rexford, Unanimous Decision

PRO

Travis Perzynski defeated Pat Curran, Rear Nake Choke, 4:38 Round 2

Jeff Curran defeated Tomohiko Hori, Unanimous Decision

MMA SUPERSTAR JEFF CURRAN RETURNS TO THE XFO AS “WORLDS COLLIDE” Live, Saturday, December 5th in Lakemoor, IL

December 2, 2009 By Kevin Leave a Comment

Chicago, IL (USA): The Xtreme Fighting Organization, one of the most respected MMA promotions in existence, is bringing one of the biggest fight cards in its history to the Chicago area, as “WORLDS COLLIDE” explodes at XFO 34, live on Saturday, December 5th at the Lakemoor Banquet Facility in Lakemoor, IL. In the main event, UFC/WEC/PRIDE/StrikeForce veteran “The Big Frog” Jeff Curran (30-12-1) will battle longtime Japanese star Tomohiko Hori (10-7-5) in a culture clash to determine bantamweight supremacy in the XFO. In addition, over a dozen more MMA battles featuring the best up-and-comers in the Midwest circuit will commence, as young fighters from all over the United States will look to hone their skills in the XFO cage. Tickets for the event are on sale now for $100-VIP ringside, $75-ringside, $60-table seating, and $35-general admission, and are available at Curran Martial Arts, located at
221 Liberty Road, Crystal Lake, IL, 60014
, or by calling (815) 356-0454. Doors open at 6:00 PM, and the fights will begin at 7:30 PM. Please visit http://www.xfomma.com/ for more information.

After a three year absence from the XFO, eleven year fight veteran Jeff Curran returns to his home cage to battle a very difficult foe in Tomohiko Hori, who is a training partner of one of Curran’s toughest opponents to date, WEC bantamweight title contender Takeya Mizugaki. Curran is one of the most respected cage tacticians in the sport, with a resume that rivals nearly anyone in the sport. He’s gone toe to toe with some of the best, including Mizugaki, Norifumi “Kid” Yamamoto, Matt “The Terror” Serra, Hatsu Hioki, former WEC Featherweight Champion Urijah Faber, Faber protégé Joseph Benavidez, and current WEC Featherweight Champion Mike Thomas Brown. He holds victories over notable fighters such as UFC fighter Jason Dent, PRIDE veteran Charles “Krazy Horse” Bennett, and current WEC stars Wagnney Fabiano and Raphael Assuncao. Curran recently signed a non-exclusive agreement with StrikeForce, and at the November 7th“StrikeForce: Fedor vs. Rogers” event, “The Big Frog” got back to his winning ways, winning by submission due to a rib-cracking knee to Dustin Neace’s body. Being one of the smaller of the elite fighters in the sport, Curran has usually had to contend with larger foes, and Hori will be no different.

Tomohiko Hori is a tough fighter who won the prestigious DEEP 135 lbs. tournament earlier this year. The Japanese standout has faced some top-flight international competition in his seven year career, crossing paths with the likes of Yujiro Kushida, Shinji Eijiri, Toshiaki Kitada, Jong Man Kim, Wataru Miki, Seiji Akao, Sami Aziz, and Masakazu Imanari. All have found out just how tough Hori is. And as far as the Japanese import is concerned, Curran is next. But he has a lot of respect for his opponent: “My impression of Jeff Curran is, he is very strong on the ground. I have to be very carful of his submission, especially a triangle.” But he is excited to headline a show in the States. “I accepted this opportunity to fight Curran because he is one of the top fighters at this weight class, and also, I always wanted to fight in America. And I am happy and pumped up that this is the headliner of the show.” Hori trains with WEC star Mizugaki, and with Curran wanting to avenge his loss to Mizugaki, taking down one of those closest to him is a step in that direction. But Hori has very different plans for his opponent at “WORLDS COLLIDE. “I know striking is the strongest part of my game, so this is going to be a hard fight with me winning at the end with a knockout.”

“WORLDS COLLIDE” will also feature more than a dozen bouts showcasing some of the top MMA prospects in the Midwest. Additional fights are being added, and the full fight card will be released shortly. In addition, information on the pre-event press conference and weigh-ins will be made public soon, as well. “WORLDS COLLIDE” is sure to electrify local fight fans!

UFC VETERAN JUNIE BROWNING GETS A BIG VICTORY AT “ONSLAUGHT” Former Middleweight Champ Mojo Horne Also Wins

December 1, 2009 By Kevin Leave a Comment

Indiana (USA): MMA Big Show’s latest offering, “ONSLAUGHT,” broadcasted live on GoFightLive.com, took place this past Saturday at the Belterra Casino in Belterra, Indiana. In the main event, former UFC fighter and TUF competitor Junie Browning finished off a tough young local favorite Scott Cornwell in the first round after a valiant effort. The co-main event saw former MMA Big Show Middleweight Champion Mojo Horne get back in the win column, as he conquered Kevin Barkdull in a first round submission victory. In addition, MMA Big Show Amateur Lightweight Champion “The Samurai” Chris Bennett dominated Brian Karmolinski in their bout, prompting the post-fight interviewer to question when the 17-fight amateur veteran will go pro. In all, 14 entertaining bouts were put on, and a great show was enjoyed by the fans in attendance, as well as the GoFightLive viewers.

The crowd was firmly in the corner of the local fighters, as Bennett, Horne, and Cornwell garnered the majority of the cheers. “The Samurai” proved once again that he deserves the hot-shot status that he has gained, and he appears ready to move on to the professional ranks. But he is in no hurry. “I’m only 19; there’s plenty of time for me to go pro,” he told the post-fight interviewer after checking on Karmolinski following his TKO victory. Known for his jiu-jitsu skills, “The Samurai” opted to put his opponent away with strikes. In short, he showcased a well-rounded fight game. Regardless of when Bennett decides to make the jump, he has a bright future ahead of him.

After starting his pro career with six straight wins, Mojo Horne had lost his last two bouts. In short, he was in desperate need of a victory. Standing in his way was Barkdull, a tough opponent with good skills. But Horne’s hunger was evident, and he used his ground game to stifle his opponent and gain the rear-naked choke submission victory. Clearly relieved after his victory, Horne thanked God and exulted in his huge win. He also had a message for MMA Big Show Owner/Promoter Jason Appleton: “Put me on the January 9th MMA Big Show event.” Whenever his next challenge does come, Mojo showed he will be ready.

Karmolinski and Barkdull were extremely classy in defeat, but Browning lived up to his “Lunatic” moniker in his post-fight interview. While respectful of his opponent and the promotion, Browning made offensive statements in the interview, which did nothing but increase the boos he had been receiving from the moment he appeared at “ONSLAUGHT.” Browning exhibited great ground skills, and was able to neutralize everything Cornwell threw at him. The boos of the crowd seemed to give him motivation, and “The Lunatic” responded with an entertaining performance. Where he goes from here is anyone’s guess, but there will be lots of eyes on the young fighter, no matter what.

The full results for the “ONSLAUGHT” fight card are as follows:

- Ryan Stamper (1-0) submitted Josh Pratt (0-1) via armbar at 2:53 of the 1st round
- Nathan Campbell (1-0) TKO’d Josh Lobenstien (0-1) in the 1st round
- William Northern finished off Mark Tucker by TKO via strikes at 2:28 of the 1st round
- Quinton Simpson (2-2) submitted Duprie Moon, Jr. (0-2) by guillotine choke at 2:20 of the 2nd round
- Jake Bello (2-0) got the TKO victory via doctor stoppage over Dustin Howell (1-2) only 0:27 into the 1st round
- Leando Banks (2-2) beat Tim Riffle by unanimous decision
- Chris Potee (2-1) tapped out Joe Cox (2-3) via rear-naked choke at 0:48 of the 1st round
- Joe Pegg (3-3) punched out Roger Hahn (1-2) at 1:56 of the 2nd round, getting the TKO victory
- Michael Dabe (3-2) caught Brian Francisco (2-1) in an arm-triangle choke, garnering the submission victory at 2:02 of the 2nd round
- Dustin Center (8-3) got a big win over Corey Farell (6-8), choking him out at 1:59 of the 1st round
- Danny Surface (6-3) and Deric Gibson (10-4) engaged in a back-and-forth battle, with Surface stealing a split-decision victory
- MMA Big Show Amateur Lightweight Champion Chris Bennett (16-1) continued his dominance of the lightweight division, crushing Brian Karmolinski (12-5) via TKO due to punches at 0:49 of the 1st round
- Mojo Horne (7-2) got back to his winning ways, conquering Kevin Barkdull (3-2) via rear-naked choke at 4:01 of the 1st round
- Junie Browning (4-1) overwhelmed a game Scott Cornwell (1-1), coaxing the submission victory via triangle choke at 3:13 of the 1st round

MMA Big Show: Onslaught. Saturday, Nov. 28th on GoFightLive.com

November 23, 2009 By Kevin Leave a Comment

Indiana (USA): MMA Big Show, one of the fastest-growing fight promotions in the United States, will present “ONSLAUGHT” this Saturday, November 28th, live from the Belterra Casino in Belterra, Indiana.

The event will feature a main event of former UFC and TUF competitor Junie Browning (3-1) clashing with local up-and-comer Scott Cornwell (1-0). The co-main event will showcase ex-training partner of Rich Franklin and former MMA Big Show Middleweight Champion Mojo Horne (6-2) in a battle with Kevin Barkdull (3-1). “ONSLAUGHT” will be shown live on GoFightLive.com.

Junie Browning trains with TapouTTrainingCenter extraordinaire Shawn Tompkins, and was a contestant on The Ultimate Fighter reality show. In his elimination bout, he defeated Jose Aguilar by TKO, as Aguilar was not able to answer the bell for the 2nd round. Browning was then made the first pick of the lightweights for Team Mir. He was successful in his quarterfinal match-up with Rolando Delgado, winning by decision after 3 rounds, dropping and nearly finishing Delgado in the 2nd round. On December 13, 2008, Browning took on fellow Team Mir cast-mate Dave Kaplan on the main card of The Ultimate Fighter Season 8 Finale, winning by armbar. Browning and Kaplan both won $25,000 Fight of the Night honors. A lot has been made of Junie’s recent legal troubles, and MMA Big Show President Jason Appleton is fully aware of his situation.“Booking Junie was a good decision and I stand by it,” explained Appleton. “I believe he is going to show everyone that he has worked hard for this fight and deserves the opportunity. Scott Cornwell and Junie are going to make a memorable battle regardless of the outcome.”

This will be Browning’s first post-UFC fight, and he will be looking to show he wants to improve both as a fighter in the cage, and a person out of it. Regardless, he’s excited to be fighting in MMA Big Show. “I love it. I’ve been to MMA Big Show before,” said Browning. “It’s an awesome, awesome show. I’m really excited about it, especially because it’s close to home and I haven’t had the opportunity to allow my friends and family to come watch me fight, so I’m pretty psyched about that.” In regards to his legal issues, Browning had this to say: “I have a lot to learn. It’s not like already have twenty or something fights and I’ve been doing this forever. I’m still trying to learn how to be more professional and stuff. I have no excuses as to why I made a mistake. I’m not perfect. What’s important is I’m trying to improve myself.” And Browning is confident about Saturday’s bout with Cornwell. Regarding his opponent, Browning stated, “He seems like a tough guy. He’s got skill, but he’s just not on the same level. He’ll be able to hang in there…I’ll even give him a round because he’s sorta tough. But he hasn’t trained or fought the level of guys I’m used to.”

But Browning’s first challenge in MMA Big Show will be no pushover, as he will face fearsome fighter Scott Cornwell at Saturday’s “ONSLAUGHT.” The Cincinnati native started Tae Kwon Do at the age of three under Master David Huffstutler. As a teenager, Cornwell quickly progressed through the ranks, and currently holds a 3rd degree black belt, winning several local and national tournaments. He also had a very impressive high school wrestling career, where he competed for multiple national teams in freestyle and Greco-Roman wrestling. His amateur mixed martial arts career began in 2007 while training under 4th degree black belt and renowned MMA instructor Rob Gerhardt, and he won his first five amateur fights, amassing an impressive record of 7-2. In preparation for his pro debut, Scott began additional training with Rod Housley at Team Vision while continuing to train and teach at Hamilton-Fairfield Tae Kwon Do. In short, Scott is an excellent striker and wrestler, and is well-versed in Brazilian jiu-jitsu. He is ready or the challenge that Browning will bring to the cage.

The full fight card for “ONSLAUGHT” includes the following bouts:

- Lightweights: Corey Farell (6-7) vs. DustinCenter (7-3)

- Lightweights: Ryan Stamper (0-0) vs. Josh Pratt (0-0)

- Catchweight (160 lbs.): Josh Lobenstien (0-0) vs. Nathan Campbell (0-0)

- Heavyweight: Duprie Moon (0-1) vs. Quinton Simpson (1-2)

- Catchweight (130 lbs.): Jake Bello (1-0) vs. Dustin Howell (1-1)

- Bantamweights: Leando Banks (1-2) vs. Mike Littleton (2-1)

- Bantamweights: Joe Pegg (2-3) vs. Roger Hahn (1-1)

- Middleweights: Joe Cox (2-2) vs. Chris Potee (1-1)

- Welterweights: Brian Francisco (2-0) vs. Michael Dabe (2-2)

- Light heavyweights: Danny Surface (5-3) vs. Derek Gibson (10-3)

- Lightweights: MMA Big Show Amateur Lightweight Champion Chris Bennett (15-1) vs. Brian Karmoliski (12-4)

- Middleweights: Mojo Horne (6-2) vs. Kevin Barkdull (3-1)

- Lightweights: Junie Browning (3-1) vs. Scott Cornwell (1-0)

Download an interview with Junie Browning and MMA Big Show President Jason Appleton HERE!!!

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