Posts Tagged ‘Interview’
August 22nd, 2010 | 
Author: EA senior marketing manager Randy Chase highlights some features of EA Sports MMA, including the fighter roster, simplified controls, and Live Broadcast in this interview from E3 2010. …
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EA Sports MMA Interview – G4tv.com
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Experience beats this wisdom into us at a young age: Life is not fair.
Which explains why so many morally-bankrupt jerks become rich and famous; why many people’s No.1 pick for marriage has somebody else in mind for their No.1 pick for marriage; why plenty of good people die young, and why two-pack-a-day smokers on Death Row live to be 90 years old. And, most relevantly for this column, it’s why Chael Sonnen will never completely forgive himself for the mistake that cost him a world title on Saturday night – eerily similar to the critical errors that also sabotaged victory for him in five earlier fights.
One of the sport’s top fighters and most colorful characters is sadly beginning to resemble the MMA version of the 1988-91 Buffalo Bills of the National Football League, who lost four straight Super Bowls. On three different occasions Sonnen has stepped inside of the Octagon and competed against a reigning world champion; and three times he has departed the cage minus world championship hardware.
Sonnen deserves better and is lobbying for an immediate rematch, but absent another title shot the 13-year veteran would join a long and ignominious list of championship runner-ups such as Bill Buckner, Fran Tarkenton, Jim Kelly, Patrick Ewing and Dan Marino. Nagging questions of “what if?” often haunt such athletes, even decades after their playing days are over and the cheering stops.
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Dave Batista In Strikeforce Is ‘A Possibility – Check out this interview with Dave Batista.
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Dave Batista Is Looking to Make His MMA Debut Early 2011 – Bloody …
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Thomas Gerbasi, UFC – “You gotta start growing up and taking things serious.”
The words directed at Jacob Volkmann two years ago didn’t come from his wife, his parents, or a close friend, but from the owner of a bank in his hometown of Fergus Falls, Minnesota who apparently believed that being a professional fighter wasn’t the right path for a family man who was also a practicing chiropractor.
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Jacob Volkmann The Doctor is In
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Thomas Gerbasi, UFC – The fight is the same every day for Brian Stann. It’s a battle that doesn’t take place in a gym or in an Octagon, but wherever the UFC middleweight may open an email or catch a television news program. For a decorated war hero and Captain in the United States Marine Corps like Stann, it could take just one phone call and he will go from being a professional athlete to a leader back on the battlefields in Afghanistan or Iraq.
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Brian Stann -No Rest for the "All-American"
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Thomas Gerbasi, UFC – The fight is the same every day for Brian Stann. It’s a battle that doesn’t take place in a gym or in an Octagon, but wherever the UFC middleweight may open an email or catch a television news program. For a decorated war hero and Captain in the United States Marine Corps like Stann, it could take just one phone call and he will go from being a professional athlete to a leader back on the battlefields in Afghanistan or Iraq.
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Brian Stann -No Rest for the "All-American"
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Martins Denis, UFC – The history of Brazilian MMA athletes who come from difficult beginnings in the sport due to the lack of proper training conditions is well known. Struggling all the time, eventually there comes a moment where they decide if it’s time to change things up and get a full-time job or stay the course in the hopes of achieving their fighting dreams.
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Charles Oliveira Just One Man to Beat
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Thomas Gerbasi, UFC – It was a fairly innocuous question, but when UFC middleweight contender Mark Munoz responded to a query about his readiness for the 185-pound title picture should he defeat Yushin Okami this weekend in San Diego, one word in his response told you everything you need to know about the competitor dubbed ‘The Filipino Wrecking Machine.’
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Munozs Winning Mindset Key to His Success
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Martins Denis, UFC – If you had your eyes on nearly every Pride FC event since April of 2002, you would have seen the same tough guy in Mirko Cro Cop’s corner – current UFC light heavyweight Igor Pokrajac.
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Uncovering the mysteries of Igor Pokrajac
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Thomas Gerbasi, UFC – One of the great aspects of mixed martial arts is that a fight is never truly over until the final bell rings. It’s a claim that few sports can make, as there are no 20-point touchdowns in football, a nine point shot in basketball, or a goal in hockey or soccer that awards five points. In other words, when it gets to a certain point, it’s time to pack it in and accept your defeat.
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The Doomsday Doctrine It Aint Over Till Its Over
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