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Sunday special report
By Zach Arnold | February 4, 2007
There is a lot of news.
- Gryphon: Nike uses Yoshihiro Akiyama in a commercial, fans protest
- Fox Sports: Live reports from UFC 67
- Fight Report: Anderson Silva shows versatility at UFC 67
- The Florida Times-Union: Ultimate Warrior Challenge show draws full house of 5,400 paid in Jacksonville
- The Edmonton Journal: Mike Maurer pummeled at MFC
- The Canadian Press (via News1130): CFL Eskimo Adam Braidwood wins
- The Canadian Press (via The Metro News): Cro Cop, Jackson win in UFC debuts on Saturday night
- The Royal Oak Daily Tribune: Mike Conflitti’s caught up in cage fighting
- The Independent (UK): Ultimate fighting – threat to boxing? It’s all the Rage
- The Los Angeles Daily News: Anderson Silva defeats Travis Lutter
- The Bakersfield Californian: Wrestlers dominate open meet (MMA fighter Brian Cobb wins 165-pound weight class)
- The Houston Chronicle: Houston to host UFC 69 w/ GSP vs. Matt Serra
- The Canadian Press (via CBC Sports): Call me Stitch — veteran cutman helps fighters keep fighting in boxing and MMA
- The QC Sun: Tucumcari man shot to death (MMA fighter killed)
- The Express & Star (UK): Promoters threaten to sue after cage fight show cancelled
- The Long Beach Press-Telegram: Marvin Eastman falls after facing a rampage
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Here is an interesting article from CBC on UFC 67.
Check out the L.A. Times coverage of UFC 67.
Here is the Vegas Review/Journal’s coverage of Mirko’s debut. It includes the info that Mirko had a downside of 350k.
Move Review/Journal coverage of UFC 67.
A lot of news, yes, but you guys didn’t even notice K-1 announcing TWO new shows? While everyone’s watching UFC, K-1 have announced HERO’s and WORLD MAX-shows for March and April. Look no further than their site: http://www.k-1.co.jp/k-1gp/index.htm
Also, the date for Battle @ Bellagio has been confirmed by NSAC for a while now as May 4th.