Video of the Day - Tate v. Coolbaugh

Here is Meisha "Takedown" Tate fighting Valerie Coolbaugh in Freestyle Cage Fighting 38 which took place on 1/16/10 in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Tate will defend her 135 pound Strikeforce women's belt against Ronda Rousey on Saturday, March 3rd.

Video of the Day - Manhoef v. Akiyama

Here is Melvin Manhoef fighting Yoshihiro Akiyama in K1 Hero's 7 which took place on 10/9/06.

Akiyama fights next at UFC 144 this Saturday.

Video of the Day - Fickett v. Veach

Here is Drew Fickett fighting Matt Veach at MFC 28 which took place on 2/28/11 in Alberta, Canada.

Fickett (41-16) has had an interesting career, notching high level wins over Josh Koscheck, Dennis Hallman, Kenny Florian, Kurt Pellegrino, Josh Neer and Dennis Bermudez. His life outside the cage has been interesting, as he has battled problems with alcohol.

Fickett will fight former WEC champ Jamie Varner at XFC 16 tonight, which airs live on HDNet.

Video of the Day - Diaz v. Sakurai

Here is Hayato Sakurai fighting Nick Diaz in Dream 14 which took place on 5/29/10 in Saitama, Japan.

Nick Diaz has supposedly retired following his decision loss to Carlos Condit at UFC 143.

Video of the Day - Daley v. Shirai

Here is Paul Daley fighting Yuya Shirai in Bamma 5 which took place on 2/26/2011 in Manchester, UK.

Daley will next fight Kazuo Misaki this Saturday in Strikeforce.

Video of the Day - Nurmagomedov v. Khalilov

Here is Khabib Nurmagomedov fighting Said Khalilov at ProFC 14 which took place on 4/9/11 in Rostov Oblast, Russia.

Nurmagomedov (16-0) is a recent signing of the UFC having won the world sambo championships three times. He makes his promotional debut against Kamal Shalorus at UFC on FX 1.

Video of the Day - Kikuno v. Nagashima

Here is a mixed rules fight between karate fighter Katsunori Kikuno and Yuichiro Nagashima which took place in the Dream organizations "Fight For Japan: Genki Desu Ka! New Year! 2011," event at the Saitama Super Arena, Saitama, Japan, on 12/31/11.

The first round was fought under K-1 kickboxing rules while the second was under Dream's MMA rules. As you will see, it was a pretty crazy scrap.