After Jake Shields beat Dan Henderson to retain his title at the Strikeforce event in Nashville, TN on Saturday, Jason “Mayhem” Miller interrupted Shields’ interview with Gus Johnson.
He asked Shields where his rematch was then Shields shoved him. Next thing you know there was a little post-fight fighting going on in the ring.
Here’s the video for you to enjoy:
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In his post-fight interview with Joe Rogan after his loss to Randy Couture at UFC 109, Mark Coleman has some words for Tito Ortiz who shouted something to Coleman after the beginning of the interview. The following video is NSFW.
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On Saturday night at Strikeforce in Sunrise, FL, Nick Diaz knocked out Marius Zaromskis to become the Strikeforce Welterweight Champion.
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Former Georgia Bulldogs and Dallas Cowboys great Herschel Walker made his MMA/Strikeforce debut on Saturday night in Sunrise, FL against Greg Nagy and came away with a victory after the referee stopped the fight.
Walker dominated the fight and spent most of his time on the ground, pounding Nagy. It got so bad in the third round that the referee stopped the fight because Nagy was laying flat on his stomach and not defending himself.
While I don’t expect to see Walker taking on Fedor or Brett Rogers, I’m sure his debut was good enough to get another match somewhere down the line.
Walker donated his earnings from the fight to Project Turnaround, a Dallas-based charity that aims to “rebuild communities from the inside out with a comprehensive, faith-based program designed to improve and enrich the lives of urban youth and families.”
Here’s the video of all three rounds of Walker’s debut.
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Final two rounds after the jump
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Despite having the crap kicked out of his legs for most of the first round, Robbie Lawler was able to knock out Melvin Manhoef at Strikeforce on Saturday night in Sunrise, FL.
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