Todd Jackson
Todd enjoys the MMA fight game tremendously. Not only the physical and entertainment side of things, but also the philisophical, historical, and business side of MMA. Todd will be covering any wide variety of these topics here on Inside Fights, and loves a great discussion. Share your thoughts, whether you agree or not. Your input is not only appreciated but requested. Let us know what you think!
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Shine Fights is proud to present their third event for fight fans across the globe Saturday night.  Live on Pay-Per-View “Worlds Collide” is an explosive event with th
Many live a blessed and rewarding life, they take all they can away from their experiences and build a lifetime of memories. Yet there are those who have to fight for every heartb
Consider how perfect Rua had to be last time out, how precise and calculated he was. He did everything right and showed very few weaknesses against the champion in their prior meet
Every now and then, an MMA enthusiast has the pleasure of taking in the roots of a mixed martial arts career at the regional level.  Once in a while, the fan is fortunate enough t
As always with "Rage In The Cage" events, all the fights were exciting, but a few really stood head and shoulders above the rest. In what could be called fight of the night, Jai
Shine Fights upcoming “Worlds Collide” event has been gaining plenty of momentum leading up to fight night May 15.  They have a superb line-up and a great card in stor
This Friday night, April 16, The Desert Diamond Casino’s Diamond Center will transform into a Colosseum filled with rabid fans and intense hand-to-hand combat. The gorgeous v
What do you see when you sit down and take in a mixed martial arts event?  Do you suspend reality and project your mind into the cage with your favorite fighter?  Do you sit back
At first glance, the star power and two titles on the line at UFC 112 tell a very riveting story.  On the very same card, the MMA community has the pleasure of seeing two pound-fo
Anderson Silva and Lyoto Machida are two of the most feared and accomplished competitors fighting in the Octagon today. They reside as champions a mere 20 pounds apart. Silva,
Tonight is the night. I have been trained for this moment.  I chose months ago to compete against another warrior.  Tonight I fight, I am a mixed martial artist.   Surrounding m
Some of the bloodiest, most gruesome cuts this sport has ever seen were results of one attack. One attack is the culprit for the majority of the nastiest gouges fight fans can reme
Events like this don’t come along every month; in fact they are quite rare. Two straps on the line, star power, and a ton of hype go a long way for both the hardcore, and the
On May 15, one of boxing’s perennial bad boys Ricardo Mayorga intends to bring his very unique style and cross over to MMA. Mayorga will be the first truly high profile and w
Sometimes it would seem that mixed martial arts is a lot like the new kid at school.  At first glance, the new kid brings only his family to town with him, the dedicated few who h
On March 26, in the fight capital of the world, Las Vegas, the stars will be shining brightly– the future stars of MMA, that is. Barry and Jeff Meyer are bringing fight fans thei
As the boxing vs. MMA hype train begins to gain steam with the UFC’s signing of James Toney, it’s easy to forget that Toney was not the first truly viable and well know
The list of respected and dangerous victims who have fallen under the rule of Georges St. Pierre, the current UFC welterweight champion, is impressive to say the least. The worth o
It was 1996 and I was a young man still learning the ropes of living on my own at 19 years old in the town of Benson, Arizona. I foolishly ordered a UFC pay-per-view that far excee
in-ten-si-ty: exceptionally great concentration of power or force ex: one MMA event, 14 matches, 12 stoppages, nine in the first round, one knockout cage girl When you turn the cor
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