Published 10/16/2008
at UFC Press Releases
Thomas Gerbasi, UFC - In all sports, there are various geographical locations that have gained well-earned reputations for developing certain types of athletes. Iowa makes wrestlers, the Dominican Republic makes shortstops, Pennsylvania makes quarterbacks, and New York City makes point guards. Take this phenomenon to mixed martial arts, and it's clear that Brazil produces fighters.
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