Got some youngsters in your life who are heavy into organized violence? Do they also like sleeping? Well this is the product for you! Baby Mama could dress up like Arianny Celeste and walk around the bed with a bedtime story held above her head. FINGERS OFF THE CAGE, SON! You could practice takedowns/cage walks until they get tired. Man-children, be aware that they make this bed in Queen and King sizes also.
Put your kids to bed with a right cross
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Need to finish an armbar during camping but lacking proper technique? Need to know what Gilbert Yvel’s professional fight record is while you’re on a bus? Yep, there’s an app for that. Here are some iPhone apps for MMA and Brazilian Jiu Jitsu fans and practitioners.
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From Brazil based Weird Clothing Co. The product description says it’s made of a polyester twill fabric but who knows how durable these things really are. They’re selling for $77 BRL which is about $41 USD for you estrangeiros. Also, no idea whether or not you can order these outside of Brazil. These would be some siiiiiiick shorts to train no-gi in.
Commemorate the legendary Grand Master Helio Gracie with 18″ x 24″ of old school awesome. Frame one up for your gym, bedroom, office, or man-cave wall.
NYC’s No Mas is slinging these tees. I wants. They also have a few other Muhammad Ali-related items.
This t-shirt is a replica of the one that Muhammad Ali, then Cassius Clay, wore in training for his 1964 upset of Sonny Liston in which he won the heavyweight title for the first time. It was a victory that, as Ali famously put it, “shook up the world,” and immediately launched him into that rare stratosphere of superstardom that he would occupy for the rest of his life. As an artifact, this shirt has heavy resonance in Ali’s development, for immediately after the first Liston fight he would make the announcement that as a member of the Nation of Islam and a devoted follower of Elijah Muhammad, he no longer would be known by his slave name, Cassius Clay. He initially took the name Cassius X in the manner of his mentor, Malcolm X, but soon afterward was given the name “Muhammad Ali” by Elijah Muhammad himself.
