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Black Belt Hall of Famer Jim Arvanitis weighs in on the subject of pankration and the Olympics, while Black Belt contributing editor Mark Hatmaker looks at the evolution of wrestling and the Games.

The capitation grant of Shs1,800 which the government provides for each student at the college is too little to cater for students needs, including meals and scholastic materials

WAYNESBORO, Ga. (AP) — Amazon announced recently that it plans to build a solar farm in...

WAYNESBORO, Ga. (AP) — Amazon announced recently that it plans to build a solar farm in...

Police in Georgia are hoping the public can help find a teen who has been missing more than a week.

This story was updated to accurately reflect Sally Weavers new role at the law school and clarify the details of UMs investigation.

This comes after their major funders fizzled out, leaving a financial gap

This story was updated to accurately reflect Sally Weavers new role at the law school and clarify the details of UMs investigation.

When Fedor Emelianenko—the baddest man on the planet—walks through the door, the first thing you notice about him is … he’s not all that big.

The statistics list Fedor Emelianenko as 6 feet tall and 230 pounds, but even that seems a stretch. When he enters a Manhattan gym with an entourage of handl...

Richard Byrne and Rolles Gracie discuss the launch of their new East Coast grappling promotion, Kasai Elite Grappling Championships.