MMA Madness

Bout agreements have been given to George Sotiropoulos and Joe Stevenson for a possible UFC 110 matchup. Nothing is official yet, but Sotiropoulos is reportedly eager to sign on for the bout.

Written by Paul Delos Santos
Leonard Garcia said he overtrained for his bout with Jameel Massouh at WEC 42. But he gets a chance to redeem himself at WEC 44 when he takes on Manny Gamburyan in a crucial featherweight title bout.

Donald Cerrone wants to fight Jamie Varner again. He wants to take the belt away from Varner. But first he has to take care of business against Ben Henderson tonight at WEC 43 for the WEC interim lightweight championship.

First reported by MMAJunkie.com, Albuquerque, New Mexico native Carlos Condit is moving back to the “Land of Enchantment” to train with Greg Jackson’s elite gym. When contacted by MMA Madness, Condit said the move was purely for personal reasons, as he and his girlfriend are expecting a child, and they wanted to get closer to family in New Mexico.

Josh LaBerge went to train with Greg Jackson’s elite camp in Albuquerque, NM. He used the new training regiment and plans on using it in his upcoming WCF fight with Dan Bonnell.

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Since UFC 94, Firas Zahabi has been one of the busier trainers in the world. The trainer of Georges St. Pierre has a lot of fighters who are asking to train with him, and he is more than willing to oblige.

Dana White is using Twitter to announce some UFC news. His latest tidbit: The Ultimate Fighter debut nabbed 4.1 million viewers.

Rising light heavyweight star Jon Jones signed a four-fight deal with the UFC, MMA Madness has learned. Jones has been impressive in his last three outings in the octagon. The undefeated fighter (9-0) recently announced that he was going to train with Greg Jackson’s esteemed camp in New Mexico.

Despite rumors, Jon Jones will be training with both Greg Jackson’s camp and his home camp Bomb Squad. The light heavyweight prospect doesn’t plan on moving away from the East Coast at the moment.

World Extreme Cagefighting(r) announced today that it is returning to the Lone Star state on Saturday, Oct. 10 with an action-packed night of fights. Live from the AT&T Center in beautiful San Antonio, TX, fan favorite Donald “Cowboy” Cerrone battles feared striker Ben Henderson in a bout that will crown the interim WEC lightweight champion.