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Clint Godfrey: One last fight
VictoryFighter.com: There has been a lot of controversy in South Dakota surrounding MMA, sanctioning, etc. Do you have any opinions on what has been happening? Clint Godfrey: “I think people have a right to express their own opinion, I just wish everyone would educate themselves before they say ridiculous things about sports they are ignorant about.”
Jason Brown: This time will be different
VictoryFighter.com: According to Sherdog, you are currently in a rough patch in your career, having won only one fight out of your last three. What have you been working on to turn this around? Jason Brown: “I have been working on all aspects of my game. I am now training full time at Trials MMA with Ed Herman and Ryan Schultz. It’s rejuvenated my game. Those guys are amazing. Those guys work hard. I am working a lot on my conditioning.”
Travis Peak: Teacher, Coach, Fighter
VictoryFighter.com: Although most avid MMA fans may be familiar with you, please give us a brief background of you as a fighter. Travis Peak: “I would be surprised to know that most fans know of me! That would be quite flattering. I think most of my fans or fans of people I have fought probably know of me and a few select others, but I could be wrong. I come from Wyoming. I grew up wrestling and wrestling pretty much has paved my way in life. It took me to college, put me through college, got me a job teaching/coaching, took me into MMA and I have pretty much used my wrestling background to build an MMA style fighter.”
VFC 40 Saturday July 27th, Features Two Title Fights, Chuck Grigsby vs Houston Alexander
OMAHA, Neb., May 6th, 2013 To celebrate its’ 40th event, Victory Fighting Championship (VFC) is returning to the Ralston Arena in Omaha, Nebraska Saturday July 27th for some late fireworks. In what’s sure to be its’ third straight sell-out and attendance record for the venue, the VFC is loading up on firepower from across many state lines to bring you two Championship fights, a host of UFC veterans and a group of up and coming talent ready to explode on the national scene.
David Michaud: Pride of the Lakota Sioux
VictoryFighter.com: You are making your return following ACL surgery. How is your knee? Is it back to 100% and responding well to training? David Michaud: “Coming back into training I feel like my knee is ahead of schedule. Obviously, I don’t want what happened to happen again and I would never try to fight with a torn ACL again. It is too hard to do anything without a knee so I have to be conscious and know when to go hard on it and when to take it down a notch.”
Travis Coyle: Ready to put on a show June 1st
VictoryFighter.com: This event will be your debut for Victory Fighting Championships, tell us a little bit about yourself. Travis Coyle: “I am a business owner, a family man, I have a baby due in June…the same month I’m fighting. Victory is a great show and I’m ready for my debut.”