Americas, Where We're Headed

Chris Rini’s Art Classes up Cage-Fighting

Jordan Newmark  |  13 May 2021   Imagine the sport of Mixed Martial Arts is a house.The foundation is the rules, the walls and floors are the fighters, and the roof ...

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Americas, Where We're Headed

Paulie Ayala Provides Puncher’s Chance Against Parkinson’s Syndrome

By Martin Mulcahey  |  4 January 2021 The association between boxing and Parkinson's Syndrome is usually negative, but former world bantamweight weight champion Paulie Ayala is changing that perception. In ...

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Americas, Where We're Headed

Andre Pederneiras Rewriting the Book on What It Means to Be a Hero

By Jordy McElroy  |  8 September 2020   Andre Pederneiras is no superman. You won’t see him patrolling the streets of Rio de Janeiro in tights, a bright red cape and a ...

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Americas, Where We're Headed

Failing at Soccer Was the Best Thing That Ever Happened to Jose Aldo

By Jordy McElroy  |  28 August 2020   The weight an inanimate object can hold on such a young soul is immeasurable in a poverty-stricken world where hopes and dreams are ...

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Americas, Where We're Headed

Legendary Knockout Artist Anderson Silva Finds A New Purpose Through The Veil Of Video Game Streaming

Jordy McElroy  |  14 August 2020   Thousands of miles away, across an endless stretch of land and water, Anderson Silva is reinventing himself as the baddest man on the planet.But ...

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Americas, Where We're Headed

BJJ legend Royce Gracie Trades His Gi For A Police Officer’s Badge And The Problems That Come Along With It

By Jordy McElroy  |  27 August 2020   Judging from a distance is a commonality in human beings.There’s a hint of convenience in feigning understanding of a book without reading the ...

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