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Kevin Ehsani was originally born in Southern California, later moving to Bay Area. He is now back in LA, where he currently resides. He has been an MMA fan since 2007, previously training Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and boxing, but never fighting on a competitive level. Kevin has a Bachelor's degree in Broadcast Journalism from San Francisco State University. His passion has always been writing and journalism, previously covering MMA for Politicus Sports, while currently hosting and producing his own podcast called Hammer Fist Radio.

June 7, 2018 The fight business is just that — a business. Even outside the cage, this business can get pretty messy. With so many people trying to get into combat sports for various monetary reasons, there are laws in place to protect all parties, because it is still too easy to take advantage of people. As was widely reported earlier in the year, UFC flyweight Ray Borg currently has a lawsuit filed against him by his former management group, Wild Bunch Management, LLC, which is operated by his former coach, Tom Vaughn, owner of Fit NHB in Albuquerque, N.M. This all stemmed from the fact t...

UFC bantamweight Sean O’Malley is searching for a new opponent for the upcoming UFC 264 card after his original opponent Louis Smolka had to pull out due to an injury. After the news broke; flyweight contender Tim Elliott and fellow bantamweight Ricky Simon were among those who threw their names in the hat for a fight with the rising star. ESPN’s Ariel Helwani was the first to break the news that Smolka had to pull out of the upcoming July main card fight with O’Malley. Specifics on the injury weren’t revealed, but it was apparently severe enough that Smolka had to withdraw from the f...

Maycee Barber discusses her upcoming fight against Mallory Martin this weekend at LFA 22 in Broomfield, Colo.

MMA Fighting Share this story Phil Hawes believes he already has what it takes to be a world champion, which naturally puts him at odds with UFC’s top man at 185 pounds, Israel Adesanya. But as Hawes tells it, that wasn’t always the case. When Hawes was just starting to make his way to the UFC, he and Adesanya were actually on good terms, but things have changed since Hawes began making a name for himself in the promotion. “Megatron” is 3-0 now since earning a contract on the Contender Series, most recently picking up a unanimous decision win over fellow up-and-comer K...