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Stories of interest form the world of Irish mixed martial arts.
Conor McGregor is finding a balance The Notorious Conor McGregor, if ever a man has divided opinion it is this one. Conor is the unique blend of entertainer and fighter, sometimes the lines blur, but it is imperative we did not forget that behind all the talk and showmanship is a lethal weapon that has …
Conor McGregor vs Dennis Siver In Boston The focus leading up to the UFC Fight Night Boston card has been all about one man, Conor McGregor. Going into his fight against the German Dennis Siver, it’s hard to recall any fighter, perhaps in UFC history getting more air time than the Notorious one. For the …
Conor McGregor talks With ESPN Before Jose Aldo Fight UFC featherweight champion Conor McGregor showed up for his ESPN Interview sporting a brand new cut on his nose. When all is said and done it’s really not that bad. It’s more a case of that he was lucky, as it could have been a lot …
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Weight Cutting MMA Explained By Professional Fighter The dreaded weight cut, that time leading up to a fight when a fighter must sacrifice all those things we take for granted, like favourite foods and not having to gorge on endless gallons of water. We spoke with professional MMA fighter and kickboxer Darragh Kennedy from Kokoro, who fights …
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BJJ Blackbelt Jorge Santos Jorge Santos is a Brazilian native, living and plying his craft in Ireland. After achieving his black belt in his home country, he travelled to Dublin to set up his own Jiu-Jitsu school. We wanted to find out why he had moved from the home of Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu. Across the globe to a …
Tim Murphy Talks Jiu-Jitsu In Ireland Tim Murphy is one of Ireland’s most accomplished Jiu-Jitsu practitioners. Having recently got podium finishes in both the No Gi Pan Am’s and No-Gi World Championships 2014. We wanted to chat with him about not only those successes, but also the current state of the sport in Ireland. Although still very …