WEC

The WEC is on swole this weekend as the UFC's kid brother takes over at the Arnold Sport Festival in Columbus, Ohio.

"I damn sure don't care if I win a belt,” he said. “I just want to be competitive and I wanna continue to do it until I walk away."

“Won't is a bit of arrogance," says Torres, "so I'm more of a can't person."

“I'm gonna win and this will probably be the end of Jens Pulver," says the veteran fighter. " Whether people like it or not, I can give a rats crap."

This week PMR featured WEC Bantamweight Champion Brian Bowles and FIGHT! Magazine’s Donovan Craig.

WEC’s former champions provide the bulk of the promotion’s publicity power but here are five guys we think are almost ready for prime time.

The WEC Bantamweight contender says he's going to give the belt to his mother. “She's wearing it for the night."

The WEC will debut at the Arnolds on Sat., and nowhere is the “bodybuilding effect” on MMA more apparent than at weigh-ins.

Torres doesn’t look like a fighter, but he walks like one.

Wherever he goes, he is introduced as the UFC’s first 155-pound lightweight champion.