Video Highlights: Dana White LIVE on Inside MMA

Tonight on INSIDE MMA, UFC President Dana White joined hosts Kenny Rice and Bas Rutten LIVE in studio.  Video highlights from their conversation covering the world of MMA:

Dana White on Instant Replay: 

http://youtu.be/gmEXU2FxQT0

Dana White on Jon Jones: 

http://youtu.be/AUCpWMrr91g

Dana White on Ultimate Fighter, Roy Nelson and Ultimate Fighter Australia:

http://youtu.be/Fp0_Q96ui2s

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Top MMA Fighters Battle alongside Tyler Ransom against Nephrotic Syndrome

(Tampa, FL)- Eleven year old Tyler Ransom has been battling a disease that only affects 20 children out of 1,000,000; a disease that causes his kidneys to malfunction and produce severe swelling in his face and legs.

When Tyler was only two, he was diagnosed with Nephrotic Syndrome and ever since has been on a strict dairy and gluten free diet, as well as having to take over eight medications and supplements a day. However, Tyler's condition hasn't disabled him, but has created a desire to help other kids with the same disease and has motivated him to raise awareness of this rare disorder.

Tyler's strength and courage to fight Nephrotic Syndrome has caught the attention of many MMA fighters and has led to interviews with Inside MMA hosts, Bas Rutten and Kenny Rice and Strikeforce fighter Ronda Rousey, a Judo Olympic Medalist and Strikeforce Women's bantamweight champion. Together with Tyler Ransom, these MMA fighters are squaring off against Nephrotic Syndrome and won't quit until there is a cure.

For more information about Tyler Ransom visit: http://www.HealingTyler.com/

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Kenny Rice New Book- Not Hit Yet (Go get it NOW)

Kenny's New book is about MMA for all sports fans. Why certain fighters matter as related to stars of other sports. It is a collection of articles, interviews and commentaries on what was a watershed year for the sport. With anecdotes that even devoted MMA followers will find interesting. What champ says he “does like getting hit in the face?” How did Randy Couture’s self-imposed exile from the MMA impact the sport? How did football legend Jim Brown get involved in the early UFC pay-per-views? What does MFC boss Mark Pavelich have to say about fighters who don’t pass drug tests? What sport did Randy “Macho Man” Savage first play?

Much like the show Inside MMA this is a book that boldly goes outside the box of the conventional coverage, beyond the stats and rhetoric so common in many MMA reports today. It is the freshest look through the eyes of a veteran reporter who has covered Olympics, Final Fours, NFL Playoffs and Kentucky Derbys. I became an instant fan of MMA seven years ago with the raw attraction of man vs. man in the ring, it’s as basic and intriguing as sports can get.

By coming in from the outside I didn’t have a bias against an organization or a fighter and still don’t which has given me the freedom to write and opine at times about situations that are ignored or not fully fleshed out as would be the case with mainstream sports coverage. I don’t expect everyone to agree with my thoughts but I do feel several chapters will open debate or form opinions that wouldn’t otherwise via a standard public relations extension of a particular fighter or group.

The title comes from those who’ve asked—and never once by a great fighter–how many times have I been hit. Figuratively a ton, literally a pick up basketball game that became a silly mess between grown professional men trying to win a $2 trophy years ago. We did win it by the way. By the have you been hit line has become a running joke among my friends in broadcasting and other professional sports.

Link to purchase Book on AMAZON: http://www.amazon.com/Not-Hit-Y

Kenny Rice Twitter: @KennyRiceSports

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