The First Miesha Tate
"I don't really want to be the next Gina Carano. I want to be the first Miesha Tate, whatever that means,” said Tate.
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Luke Rockhold: Fighting In the Ocean Isn't Fun (VIDEO)
Strikeforce middleweight Luke Rockhold talks with FIGHT!'s Danny Acosta about his opponent Paul Bradley and the realities of the Santa Cruz surf scene.
Trevor Prangley: I'd Rather Have the Fight with Lawler (VIDEO)
Strikeforce middleweight Trevor Prangley talks with FIGHT!'s Danny Acosta about his Strikeforce Challengers bout with Karl Amoussou.
It’s Showtime: Training Camp with Gilbert Melendez (Day Five)
Gilbert Melendez invited FIGHT! Magazine’s Danny Acosta into his training camp for five days leading up to his Strikeforce title unification bout with Josh Thomson on Dec. 19.
It's Showtime: Training Camp with Gilbert Melendez (Day Four)
Gilbert Melendez invited FIGHT! Magazine’s Danny Acosta into his training camp for five days leading up to his Strikeforce title unification bout with Josh Thomson on Dec. 19.
It's Showtime: Training Camp with Gilbert Melendez (Day Three)
Gilbert Melendez invited FIGHT! Magazine’s Danny Acosta into his training camp for five days leading up to his Strikeforce title unification bout with Josh Thomson on Dec. 19.
Gilbert Melendez: It's Not Fun Getting My Butt Kicked (VIDEO)
In this video, Melendez discusses the rematch, his new skills, and the depth of the lightweight division.
It's Showtime: Training Camp with Gilbert Melendez (Day Two)
Gilbert Melendez invited FIGHT! Magazine’s Danny Acosta into his training camp for five days leading up to his Strikeforce title unification bout with Josh Thomson on Dec. 19.
It's Showtime: Training Camp with Gilbert Melendez (Day One)
Gilbert Melendez invited FIGHT! Magazine’s Danny Acosta into his training camp for five days leading up to his Strikeforce title unification bout with Josh Thomson on Dec. 19.
Tyron Woodley Is No Longer In the "Dark" (VIDEO)
“We used to play this game called ‘Dark,’” Tyron Woodley said. “We used to just hide, and if we found you, we’d just beat you up in the dark."