Bellator 186 takes place on November 3rd from the Bryce Jordan Center. University Park, PA will be where former Penn State wrestlers Ed Ruth and Phil Davis have a homecoming of sorts. Penn State alumni Davis said he is getting “goosebumps” about being back in his old stomping grounds as is Ruth. Check out these highlights from their days as collegiate wrestlers.
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New Bellator 186 promo featuring champ Ryan Bader
Bellator 186 features Ryan Bader’s first light heavyweight title defense against Linton Vassell. Ilima Macfarlane faces Emily Ducote for the Inaugural Women’s flyweight championship. The event takes place on November 3rd, 2017 from the Bryce Jordan Center in University Park, PA. You can watch it on Spike at 9PM EST.
Watch Michael ‘Venom’ Page score one-punch KO in pro boxing debut
Bellator welterweight knockout artist Michael “Venom” Page just made his pro boxing debut and the finish was impressive. The 30-year-old Brit took on Jonathan Castano, who fell to 2-12-1 following a single right hand from Page in round 3 on Friday in London. Sure, it wasn’t a Mayweather-esque opponent but he got the job done … Read more
Bellator 185: Foundations video featuring Heather Hardy
I am not ashamed to admit I am a Heather Hardy fan because she is fearless and steps in to the cage with bad intentions. Ahead of Bellator 185 we get a look at who she is and some solid highlights including her debut that took place in Madison Square Garden. She takes on Kristina Williams on October 20th from the Mohegan Sun arena. Check it out.
Watch Aaron Pico’s devastating KO win at Bellator 183
Highly touted former wrestler turned cagefighter Aaron Pico defeated Justin Linn via an one-punch knockout at 3:45 of round one at Bellator 183 Saturday night. Pico whose record now stands at (1-1 MMA, 1-1 BMMA), was also competing on his 21st birthday. Pico knocked out formidable opponent Justin Linn (7-4 MMA, 0-1 BMMA) with a … Read more
Roy Nelson says UFC became ‘smoke and mirrors’
Roy Nelson will make his Bellator debut on Saturday when he faces Javy Ayala in the Bellator 183 co-main event in San Jose. In this new interview with the Las Vegas Review Journal, Nelson explains why he’s excited about competing under the Bellator banner where he feels title shots can be earned and fighters don’t have to deal with all the “politics and bull—-“. “Big Country” also gives his thoughts on Ayala as an opponent.
“It became smoke and mirrors over there.”