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Former Bellator color commentator Jimmy Smith has officially joined the UFC broadcast team. What’s interesting about this is legendary UFC commentator Mike Goldberg was recently let go by the UFC and now works for Bellator as their play-by-play guy. … And now the UFC has Bellator’s longest on-air talent among their ranks. What a crazy … Read more
Since 2010 Jimmy Smith has been calling Bellator fights but after a mutual agreement with the organization he is leaving. They issued a joint statement with Bellator saying: After a long and successful relationship, Jimmy Smith and Bellator have mutually agreed to part ways. Jimmy is one of the finest combat sports announcers of our … Read more
Bellator 141 went down Friday night in Temecula and PMN correspondent Joey Krebs a.k.a. The Phantom Street Artist was on scene to capture the action with an artistic eye that only comes from the guy who created the legendary Rage Against The Machine “The Battle of Los Angeles” album cover art. Please like & share:
As The Toughest Tournament in Sports prepares for its final three weeks of the season, Spike TV will air a special Bellator 360 – Road To The Championships on Thursday, March 14th at 11pm EST/10pm CST.
The Ultimate Fighting Championship and Bellator Fighting Championships,the two major fight promotions in professional mixed martial arts, joined forces on Monday — for nearly 3 hours — while Bellator commentator Jimmy Smith was a guest on UFC color commentator Joe Rogan’s podcast.
Sunday’s guests include Andreas Spang, Douglas Lima, Jimmy Smith, and Master Lloyd Irvin to talk this season’s TUF Live at 10:30 p.m. ET/7:30 p.m. PT.
Two fighters, a Bellator commentator and an MMA journalist grace Sunday night’s Fisttacuff Radio show at 10:30 p.m. ET (7:30 p.m. PT).
Joe Warren (6-1) took Joe Soto’s Bellator featherweight title by force Thursday night at Bellator 27 in San Antonio, Texas. No decisions here my friend.
Pride – the positive emotion that is a product of independent self-reflection. I walk tall this Tuesday afternoon blocks away from the scene of my latest demise; tall because I am proud of my performance and latest thrust at achievement.
Here we go again. Tomorrow marks the biggest public moment of my entire life. I will be trading shots in a round cage in front of over 3000 people. This spectacle will take place in my hometown of Kansas City, Missouri.