mmafrenzy.com - 11/15/2008
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Still reeling from EliteXC folding and a suspension from the CSAC for testing positive for steroids, Antonio “Bigfoot” Silva could rebound quicker than originally imagined despite some obvious caveats. It seems that Silva may opt to ignore his fighting suspension and contract situation en ...
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“Pezão” Close To Signing With SENGOKU In a
new article at Tatame it says that former EliteXC
Heavyweight champion Antonio Silva is close to signing with SENGOKU. They have made an offer to him to participate in their January 4th event. Do ...
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“Pezão” Close To Signing With SENGOKU! Blanco’s Opponent ...
fiveouncesofpain.com - 11/14/2008
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FiveOuncesOfPain.com has confirmed that EliteXC heavyweight champion Antonio
Silva is drawing strong interest from World Victory Road’s
Japan-based Sengoku promotion. The news was verified Thursday afternoon following an exclusive interview with ...
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Antonio Silva drawing interest from Sengoku but contract ...
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The great escape
Fightlinker.com » Fightlinker - MMA, UFC, and other funny fight crap —
... Antonio Silva: A steroid suspension and the ProElite contract debacle hasn’t stopped Sengoku from talking to the giant Brazilian. ...
Quick Hits: Fabricio Werdum, Antonio Silva, Kimbo Slice, Gegard Mousasi, Cain Velasquez
MMAFrenzy.com —
... Fabricio Werdum’s hopes to fight for Affliction were dashed this week as the promotion declined to sign the recently released fighter, according to Franklin McNeil on ESPN’s MMA Live, which can be viewed below.
43-year-old veteran Mike Van Arsdale has begun training for a potential comeback.
Welterweight prospect Lyman Good has signed with ESPN Deportes-broadcast Bellator Fighting Championships.
Antonio Silva has been booked to fight Yoshihiro Nakao on January 4th at Sengoku 7 despite being suspended by ...
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cagepotato.com 1/16/2009 — ( Eric Pele gets ready to hand Antonio Silva his only career loss at a Bodog Fight event in December 2006. Four months later, Pele got his ass kicked by Aleks Emelianenko. You do the MMA-math. )
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Silva risks his future for that?
sports.yahoo.com 1/4/2009 — What a disaster. Antonio Silva's controversial fight in Japan was over in the less two minutes. And it wasn't even a blow that ended the fight. Yoshihiro Nakao injured his left during an exchange. He was NOT hit but simply planted in awkward ...
More Bigfoot suspension details
fightlinker.com 10/24/2008 — Here’s more details from the Antonio Silva case and how Howard Jacobs fucked it up:
Jacobs produced test results from another laboratory, Aegis Labs, that tested a separate urine sample from Silva taken 40 days after the commission’s test. It ...
Even in death, ProElite and EliteXC finding ways to hurt the sport
fiveouncesofpain.com 11/4/2008 — Halloween was this past Friday and it appears that ProElite went trick or treating as a zombie corporation — a dead fight company that still walks amongst the living.
In case you haven’t heard the news, ProElite has responded to several of ...
Suspended Silva Opts for Sengoku Fight
sherdog.com 12/8/2008 —
Suspended Silva Opts for Sengoku Fight <a href="http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Antonio-Silva-12354">Antonio Silva</a> has accepted an offer to face <a ...
CSAC Upholds Silva Suspension
sherdog.com 10/22/2008 —
CSAC Upholds Silva Suspension LOS ANGELES -- The California State Athletic Commission on Wednesday upheld the one-year suspension of <a href="http://www.sherdog.com/fighter/Antonio-Silva-12354">Antonio Silva</a> at ...
