Sascha Matuszak
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Politically Sensitive Contracts Can Affect Company Reputation
Companies linked with President Trump's zero tolerance immigration policy are weighing the reputational risk of implementing an unpopular policy → Read More
Inside America's Biggest Muay Thai Tournament
The annual Thai Boxing Association tournament is the proving ground for North America's Nak Muay. → Read More
Erik Koch's Last Chance
Once a top featherweight prospect, Erik "New Breed" Koch hopes to rise like a phoenix from the ashes of injury and defeat. → Read More
Cleveland Has Its Gritty Champ
Cleveland finally has a champ, not the Browns nor the Cavs, but a firefighter from the Strong Style gym. → Read More
Bellator Kickboxing Holds Inaugural Event in Italy Tonight
Can Bellator bring kickboxing back into American hearts and minds? → Read More
Fighting Chance: A Boxing Gym For Kids Who Need It
The troubled Minneapolis Northside finally gets their own boxing gym. → Read More
Trying to Reignite Kickboxing in the USA
Bellator's new kickboxing foray joins the fight in providing a path for pure strikers to make a name for themselves. → Read More
The Bamboo Bicycles of Chengdu
The shift in how Chinese prefer to get around means salespeople in China have to market bicycles as fashion accessories, rather than as reliable modes of transportation. This is where colorful custom-made fixed gear bicycles come in. Hipsters from Brooklyn to Berlin and Portland to Tokyo have made the fixed gear bike a must-have symbol of stylish eco-consciousness. → Read More
Dana White and Matt Serra Are 'Looking for a Fight' in Minnesota Tonight
Legacy 51 has a couple belts on the line and a bunch of hungry fighters out to prove they belong in the big leagues. We preview the event and take our guess as to who Dana might be scouting. → Read More
The Muscle Shark Lives On: Catching Up With UFC Vet Sean Sherk
Eight weeks after fighting for the world title against Matt Hughes, Sean Sherk was fighting in a barn at a state fair. We sat down with former lightweight champion to talk about his UFC career, and fi… → Read More
Why Kung Fu Masters Refuse to Teach
Traditional masters lament a lack of students, but won't change their style to fit modern tastes. → Read More
MMA on a Cold Winter's Night
A full day of kickboxing and mixed martial arts provides a brief respite from subzero temperatures in Minnesota. → Read More
A Lost Boy of Sudan in the Midwest MMA Circuit
A group of Sudanese refugees, known as the Lost Boys, came to the US more than 15 years ago for a shot at a better life. → Read More
Savate: France's Dangerous Ballet
French kickboxing techniques are making their way into the MMA arsenal. → Read More
Road FC Enters the Chinese Market, Partners with Country's Tech Giants
Korea's largest MMA promotion is partnering with some heavy hitters for its inaugural China event. → Read More
Cutting Weight Cuts a Young Life Short
A young Chinese fighter collapsed in the Philippines and died during the weight cut process. → Read More
The Post-Apocalyptic Kung Fu of 'Into the Badlands'
AMC's new show, Into the Badlands, attempts change the formula of traditional kung fu storytelling. → Read More
Ji Gong: The Master Hidden Beneath Rags
Song Dynasty monk Daoji, known as Ji Gong, held the Buddha in one hand and a jug of wine in the other. → Read More
Liquor Stains and Incense: The Shaolin Temple in New York
There is a Buddhist Temple on Broadway and it's home to a Shaolin warrior monk. → Read More
Balancing the Books of UFC 193
Vegas had their hands full with a ton of last minute action on Holly Holm. → Read More