The Legacy of Brock Lesner
Hello everyone and welcome to my debut column here at topropebelts.com. My name is Joe R. Beason, and for the foreseeable future, I will be here with you each and every week giving my views on some of the bigger stories of the week in Pro Wrestling and Mixed Martial Arts. I have been a […]
Wrestling & MMA Collide
All to often, the worlds of professional wrestling and MMA collide in the most peculiar ways. A couple of months ago, after a huge wrestling show in Fort Smith, Arkansas, some fellow workers and I were enjoying some after show brews and wings at Hooters. It just so happens that we had the WWE Hall […]
UFC 114 Breakdown & Predictions
UFC 114 Breakdown by Adrian Wilkins Predictions by Adrian Wilkins & Randy Jackson It’s getting close to that magical weekend of May 29th and if you’re an MMA fan you HAVE to be stoked about what’s coming up! After all the hype and build-up we finally get to see “Sugar” Rashad Evans go up against […]
Strike Force: Heavy Artillary by Adrian Wilkins
StrikeForce: Heavy Artillery This past Saturday, Strikeforce put on a card in St. Louis, Missouri, entitled Heavy Artillery and the name fit the show appropriately. This show had big names in the audience and names in the cage that produced some very exciting fights. Rafael Feijo took on the heavy favorite Antwain Britt in the […]
MMA This week by Adrian Wilkins
After some troubles with my Microsoft Word, I am back with a vengeance to talk all things MMA! I do apologize to my new fan for not being able to get blog updates on as fast as I should…Now let’s get to MMA!!! It’s been about a week since Shogun slayed the Dragon. What this […]
Supreme Knight’s MMA Musings
TRB is happy to welcome their newest MMA Blogger, the Supreme Knight, Adrian Wilkins! The past few weeks have been quite eventful in the world of Mixed Martial Arts. We’ve seen a new UFC Lightweight champion of the world be crowned at UFC 112. We’ve seen one of the most popular fighters in the world, […]
UFC 112 – What A Mess!
UFC 112 AFTERMATH by Cory Taylor The term ‘pound for pound greatest fighter’ in the current state of mixed martial arts is used often. It’s used as both a marketing tool and scale in which to highlight and promote successful fighters. After watching UFC 112 last night, its been made very obvious and apparent that […]