November 7, 2006; New York, NY….Eight years after their initial confrontation, middleweight (185 lb. limit) brawlers, Eugene “The Wolf” Jackson, and Ronald “The Machine Gun” Jhun, will revisit the past when they square off with one another during Strikeforce’s “Triple Threat” world championship mixed martial arts fight card being presented by BodogFIGHT at the HP Pavilion in San Jose, California on Friday, December 8th.

November 2, 2006; New York, NY….Over the course of 16 professional kickboxing bouts and a pair of mixed martial arts contests, undefeated world San Shou kickboxing champion, Cung Le, has disposed of each of his opponents with little trouble. On Friday, December 8th, however, the 34-year-old superstar recognized for his unmatched throwing techniques will immerse himself in far deeper waters when he steps in the cage with former Spike TV reality fighter, Jason Von Flue, during Strikeforce’s “Triple Threat” mixed martial arts cage fighting card at San Jose, California’s HP Pavilion.

Former Fresno State Wrestling Star Preps For Save Mart Cage Fight

September 24, 2006; New York, NY….Former Fresno State University wrestling star, Casey “The Underdog” Olson, will attempt to extend his undefeated professional mixed martial arts cage fighting record to 4-0 before a home crowd at The Save Mart Center on Saturday, October 7th. The 26-year-old’s effort will come as part of the 10-bout Strikeforce card being headlined by a showdown between former Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) superstars David “Tank” Abbott and Paul “The Headhunter” Buentello.

Bodog Inks Sponsorship Pact With Strikeforce

September 18, 2006; New York, NY….BodogFIGHT, the new docu-reality television series being launched by online wagering powerhouse, Bodog.com, will be the official Presenting Sponsor for “Tank vs. Buentello,” the 10-bout Strikeforce mixed martial arts cage fighting mega-card that will take place at Fresno, California’s Save Mart Center on Saturday, October 7th.

September 10, 2006; New York, NY….Undefeated prospect, Eric Wray, will face his greatest test to date in the cage when he meets former Spike TV Ultimate Fighter contestant, Jason “Live Wire” Von Flue, during Strikeforce’s “Tank vs. Buentello” mixed martial arts fight card at Fresno, California’s 14,000 capacity Save Mart Center on Saturday, October 7th.

September 5, 2006; New York, NY….Former Spike TV reality fighter, Bobby Southworth, will battle fellow light heavyweight (205 pound limit) contender, Anthony “A Train” Ruiz, during the Strikeforce mixed martial arts mega-card at Fresno, California’s 14,000 crowd capacity Save Mart Center on Saturday, October 7th.

Thomson Collides With Ludwig At Strikeforce Fresno Debut

August 27, 2006; New York, NY….Top lightweight contenders and Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) veterans Josh “The Punk” Thomson and Duane “Bang” Ludwig will battle it out in the cage during the Strikeforce mixed martial arts mega-card at Fresno, California’s 14,000 crowd capacity Save Mart Center on Saturday, October 7th. The victor of the matchup will be granted a shot at Strikeforce’s 155 pound limit championship held by undefeated Gilbert Melendez.

August 7, 2006; New York, NY....Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) legend, David "Tank" Abbott, will lock horns with top heavyweight contender, Paul "The Headhunter" Buentello, in the main event of a Strikeforce mixed martial arts cage fighting card at Fresno, California's 14,000 capacity Save Mart Center on Saturday, October 7th.

August 8, 2006; New York, NY….Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) legend, David “Tank” Abbott, will lock horns with top heavyweight contender, Paul “The Headhunter” Buentello, in the main event of a Strikeforce mixed martial arts cage fighting card at Fresno, California’s 14,000 capacity Save Mart Center on Saturday, October 7th.

Over 100 applicants have registered for the two-day open fighter tryouts that K-1 is offering at Las Vegas, Nevada’s Bellagio next Friday, August 11th and Saturday, August 12th, the day of its “Battle at Bellagio” fight card.

Open to all fighters in all weight classes, the two-day trial period will serve as a means of recruiting new blood, not only for K-1’s stand-up fighting circuit, but also for its mixed martial arts roster.