At the UFC post-fight press conference, winners Roy Nelson, Cheick Kongo and Donald Cerrone talk about what their fights meant to them and what’s next.

Nick Diaz changes the game again as UFC president announces that Diaz’ “awesome” win puts him next in line for GSP. Hear why Nick wasn’t as happy with Fight of the Night performance.

Training at Zealous Nation MMA with head coach Oleg Savitsky, Vladimir comes through to his old friend’s gym to keep his skill up to par. KahL-One Film Productions was invited for a short shoot on his experience there. Which contained grappling technique and padwork.

Good-natured heavyweights Cheick Kongo and Matt Mitrione put away the horseplay and get serious at the UFC 137 weigh-in.

ProMMAnow.com (www.prommanow.com) and Fisttacuff Radio reporter Isaac Guzman talks with Ed “Wild” West following his controversial split decision loss to Eduardo Dantas at Bellator 55 on Oct. 22, 2011, in Yuma, Ariz. West believes he won the bout and also believes Bellator has the best bantamweight division in MMA. For the record, ProMMAnow.com scored the bout for West.

Big guys ready themselves for a big card – see Cheick Kongo vs. Matt Mitrione and Mirko Cro Cop vs. Roy Nelson at UFC 137 on October 29.

Just days before his return to the UFC, Nick Diaz sits down with Inside MMA to discuss his upcoming fight and long relationship with BJ Penn. Plus Diaz tells us why Penn is more of a threat than GSP, what really happened that day at the press conference, and why his heart may not totally be in this fight. A must see interview from start to finish!

Hear about BJ Penn’s renewed fight strategy, Nick Diaz’ early days and both competitors’ respect for one another.

This month MMA:30 focused on charities that are supported by the MMA community. MMA:30 caught up with Kevin Hoyt, IAC Founder, and Ryan Couture to hear about their involvement with the It Aint Cemo Organization. One of IAC’s Warrior’s, Michael Kreple, was diagnosed with cancer in 2010 and IAC and Xtreme Couture were there to support him during his treatment and recovery. To donate to this great cause please visit: www.itaintchemo.com