FIGHT Magazine - Mixed Martial Arts Life

Larry Pepe looks at three troubling signs that promoters should take a fighter's emotional health more seriously.

It came and went quickly so in case you missed it I wanted to remind you loyal readers that Fightmagazine.com is playing host to whole heap'a exclusive interviews and photos from Donovan Craig's trip to Mosul, Iraq.

Griffin says that Ortiz's name recognition makes it easier to field questions while at Starbucks and Albertson's.

Coach thought that there should have been another round too, and decided to remind everyone of why they call him “Rampage.”

Rashad and Rampage flap their gums, TUF housemates ask when the rat will snap, and Matt Mitrione beats the brakes off of Scott Junk.

"I'm not crazy, fighting doesn't make the voices in my head dissipate," says Mitrione. "It just lets me not have to think for a little while, it just lets me be alive."

FIGHT! Magazine's weekly check-up with Dr. Peter Goldman, a Zone Healing chiropractor with a client roster that boasts some of the biggest names in MMA.

Englebrecht to launch the Professional Mixed Martial Arts League, or PMMAL, a team-based MMA promotion that he called, “the legitimate minor league of MMA.”

Each Wednesday night, Fightmagazine.com serves up a three course meal of "The Ultimate Fighter Heavyweights" coverage.

If legislation to sanction MMA in Massachusetts passes it could be a blessing or a curse depending on whom you ask.