Jens “Lil Evil” Pulver comes in to rap about his upcoming fight with Leonard Garcia at WEC 36, his storied MMA career and the personal hell he emerged from to become one of the best fighters in the world. Jens was the first ever UFC Lightweight World Champion, has had historic battles with many of the sport’s elite and coached on The Ultimate Fighter reality series and we’ll get into all of it Monday night.

WEC World Lightweight Champion Jamie Varner came in to rap about his title shot win over Razor Rob and his frustration with both Rob and WEC announcer Frank Mir. He also talked about his successful defense over Marcus Hicks, the McCullough-Cerrone fight, exactly what happened with Sherron Leggett at the weigh ins, his future in the WEC and why he left the UFC to go there, who he’d like to fight in the UFC and where he ranks in the world in the lightweight division. He also talks Gomi, Melendez, Thomson and Nick Diaz.  

In the “Opening Round”, Bloody Elbow.com’s Luke Thomas came in to rap about the Kimbo Slice/Ken Shamrock fight announced earlier today (”Shambo” or “Kimrock”?) and to break down UFC 88 with Pep.

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Fresh off his first title defense against Marcus Hicks, WEC Lightweight World Champion Jamie Varner comes in for his first visit. We’ll talk about why he isn’t happy with former champ Razor Rob McCullough, his future in the WEC and more. Jamie’s not shy with his opinions, so get ready.

If you want to hear about what goes on behindthe scenes at ESPN’s MMA Live and what the real future plans are for the show, there’s no one better to hear from than host Jon Anik. JA came on in the Opening Round and talked about the show as well as the mainstream’s issues with fully accepting the sport. If you want to see the show on ESPN Television, email them at MMALive@ESPN.com and let ‘em know!

In the “Toe to Toe” segment, MMA training and conditioning coach Martin Rooney, author of the groundbreaking MMA book, “Training for Warriors” came in and talked about the ins and outs of MMA conditioning. Martin also talked about the mental aspect of the game and his experiences with Renzo Gracie, Ricardo Almeida and Frankie Edgar.

In the final segment of the show, we air Part 2 of our interview with “Crazy” Tim Credeur. If you want to know what really happened during Season 7 of The Ultimate Fighter and Tim’s impressions of controversial housemate, Jesse Taylor, you’re in luck.    

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The host of ESPN’s MMA Live, Jon Anik, stops by for a visit to give us the inside scoop about the show. Then, one of MMA’s top strength and conditioning coaches, Martin Rooney, will talk about MMA training, the next evolution of mixed martial arts and his experiences working with the Gracie family and other top UFC fighters, Ricardo Almeida and Frankie Edgar. Martin is the author of the breakthrough book, Training for Warriors, available at Amazon.com.

Josh Thomson pulled no punches on his visit. He talked about fighting and dominating his former training partner, Gilbert Melendez, to win the title as well as his feud with Frank Shamrock and his desire to make a fight with him, even if he has to go to a surprising catchweight. He also discussed his contract with Strikeforce, what would make him go to the UFC and who he’d want to fight there, why he doesn’t think Elite XC will let KJ Noons fight him and the need for instant replay in MMA and why it won’t happen.

In the “Opening Round”, Fightline’s Jason Perkins joined Pep to breakdown UFC 87 and share some info about the GSP/BJ Penn matchup.

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Strikeforce Lightweight World Champion, Josh “The Punk” Thomson comes in to hang with us to talk Melendez, Shamrock, fighting at the Playboy Mansion, AKA and his future plans. Along with being a World Champion, Josh is one of the more articulate guys in the game, so don’t miss it. 

In the Opening Round, we’ll break down the results of UFC 87 and what it means for the future of each division with Fightline’s Jason Perkins.    

Brock came in and talked about why he thought he won the Mir fight, inconsistencies he sees with one ref, WWE vs. UFC experiences, what he really thinks about Kimbo Slice and his thoughts on his opponent this weekend, Heath Herring and why he got rid of his Internet access. And that’s just the beginning.

In the “Opening Round”, Jesse Holland of MMAMania and I rapped about WEC 35, the future of the WEC and a full preview of the main card of UFC 87.   

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Just days away from his second fight in the Octagon at this weekend’s UFC 87, Brock Lesnar visits Pro MMA Radio. This is Brock’s first fight since his impressive debut against former UFC Heavyweight Champ, Frank Mir, where he opened a lot of eyes regarding his future potential, even in defeat. Now he takes on the very experienced and vastly improved Heath “Crazy Horse” Herring in a critical fight of his young MMA career. We’ll also have a recap of WEC 35 and a full breakdown of the upcoming UFC 87 event this weekend with MMAMania’s Jesse Holland.

Tim Credeur came in and rapped about his big KO at Fight Night, the circumstances surrounding why that fight had been postponed from the TUF Finale and his experiences training and living with UFC Light Heavyweight Champ Forrest Griffin as he got ready for his big fight with Rampage. We’re going to do a part 2 with Tim and get into his experience on TUF, so stay tuned. Rory Markham followed Tim and talked about his stunning UFC debut KO of the NIght, the good and the bad of his IFL experience and training at MFS.

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