Upon getting the book I immediately started thumbing through the pages and diving into it. I was greatly impressed with the overall quality of the photos and the layout of the book.
This book is filled with amazing high quality and emotion filled portraits of your favorite UFC Fighters from before and after their fights. You are presented with all the emotions the camera can capture, from disappointment, happiness, and pride.
The portraits of the fighters are simply amazing and give you a view of them at their weakest and strongest moments, and you can see the emotion in their faces and eyes and it really makes you feel and see what they felt at the time.
The only downfall of Octagon (Ultimate Fighting Championship) is the lack of pure action photographs. There are a few in cage shots but I felt that they lacked the quality that the portraits presented.
Overall the book is great, filled with quotes and thoughts of the warriors who enter the cage for our enjoyment. I would definitely recommend picking it up and taking a look at the book.
War On The Mainland
Former UFC and Strikeforce heavyweight title challenger Paul “The Headhunter” Buentello believes his August 14 showdown against 2-time UFC
heavyweight champion Tim “Maine-iac” Sylvia, headlining “War on the Mainland,” is
the type of match-up MMA fans have been clamoring for when the power striking pair
battle for the vacant Powerhouse World Promotions (PWP), LLC Heavyweight
Championship, live on Pay-Per-View from Bren Events Center in Irvine, California.
AFO Redemption
Over 1000 fans were in attendance for the first show of 2010 and the AFO did not disapoint. visit www.afomma.com for photos and videos from the event.
MMA Workout With WEC Vet Jeremy Lang
Riley Kerestes of www.MMAStation.com got a chance to watch WEC veteran Jeremy “The Landlord” Lang during his intense workout only 13 days before his upcoming Feb 13th fight. If you’re going to get through this grueling workout you better come prepared to sweat.
is the lack of pure action photographs. There are a few in cage shots but I felt that they lacked the quality that the portraits presented.