It seems like only yesterday that the UK guys showed the fighters from the US that the Brits know a thing or two about tangling in the octagon. But The Ultimate Fighter is back for it's tenth season and they've brought along a stable of 16 heavyweights itching to get a UFC contract. If the first episode is any indication, this season may turn out to be the most explosive yet.

Only three weeks after BORN STRONGER fighter Todd Duffee set a UFC record with his seven-second KO of Tim Hague at UFC 102, BORN STRONGER MMA Sportswear will have two more fighters competing at UFC Fight Night 19 in Oklahoma City, OK.

By now, you’ve all heard about BORN STRONGER fighter, Todd Duffee’s record setting KO at UFC 102. At just seven seconds, Duffee’s knockout of Tim Hague set the record for fastest KO in the history of the Ultimate Fighting Championship. But, it got us wondering. Prior to the record setting performance by Todd Duffee, who held the honor of having the fastest UFC knockout? We did some digging and found out.

There were a lot of fireworks going off in Portland last night. Between a classic duel between Minotauro and Couture and the vicious KO’s scored by Silva and Marquadt, UFC 102 has more than it’s share of great moments.
 

Baseball has the Yankees. Football has the Cowboys. The UFC has Brock Lesnar. Sports need bad guys. The kind of teams and people that galvanize the audience to turn on the tube and root, root, root for the other team.
 

UFC Fan Expo and UFC 100:
The champagne has been put back in the liquor cabinet, the post fight hangovers are gone and the octagon has been disassembled and shipped to Philly for UFC 101. Yes, the UFC’s 100th event and inaugural Fan Expo are finally over. (Insert disappointed sigh here.)