The EvilMaster Report

By Neil Davidson (CP) - Younger, faster and edgier. That could be the slogan of the World Extreme Cagefighting circuit as it bids to build its brand under the new ownership of Zuffa Inc., which runs the UFC. Looking to expand its foothold in mixed martial arts, Zuffa bought WEC in November. Despite the shared parent, the circuit is being billed as a totally separate entity from the highly successful Las Vegas-based UFC which has already achieved heavyweight status with tentacles reaching... Read Full Story

Remember just a few years back when Elvis Sinosic was young and full of the energy of being a Part of The Vibe? Remember when he was the undisputed favorite of the fans of this then-niche sport? He had just beaten Jeremy Horn and the MMA world was seemingly his for the taking. And what could be better? He was in his 20s, loved by the fans and a hot commodity for the promoters. "It's good to be the King," he'd say. A lot can happen in a few years. Sinosic is now in his mid-30s and is... Read Full Story

Elvis Sinosic has become the UFC's Brooklyn Brawler "Hey it's that guy who sucks but can take a serious beating!" That is a direct quote from one of my friends as we watched UFC 70 together. Everyone recognized him as the jobber brought in to take an asswhipping and give the fan favorite an easy win. So it has come to this? MMA (or the UFC's version of it) now has it's own Brooklyn Brawler. Elvis Sinosic, too stupid to stop himself from being the fight game's running joke, showed up... Read Full Story

The stars were out for Saturday night's IFL event in Los Angeles, with celebrities from the world of television, movies, and the mixed martial arts world in attendance. The UFC's Quinton "Rampage" Jackson and announcer Joe Rogan took in the action, as did jiu-jitsu and MMA legend Royce Gracie. Current Pride champion and 2008 IFL coach Dan Henderson also came to see the IFL's stars, as the L.A. Anacondas took out Frank Shamrock's Razorclaws But fighters weren't the only IFL fans on... Read Full Story

By Ben Fowlkes Life is tough when you’re on top. It seems like as soon as there’s a champion, everyone is waiting to see them fall. Just ask the Quad Cities Silverbacks. Last year they went undefeated in the IFL and demolished the Portland Wolfpack for the inaugural World Team Championship. They got the accolades and the championship rings, but as coach Pat Miletich has often said, keeping a world title is much more difficult than winning it.Entire article HERE. Read Full Story