(PRESS RELEASE) -- LOS ANGELES – UFC fighter Cat Zingano joined AXS TV’S INSIDE MMA tonight and announced that she is ready to start training again and would like fight UFC bantamweight champion Ronda Rousey in mid-to-late summer during the exclusive interview with series hosts Bas Rutten and Kenny Rice.
Also on tonight’s episode:
INSIDE MMA captured exclusive footage of UFC fighter Dominick Cruz, who has returned to training for the first time in since injuring his groin in January. See Cruz in action here:
UFC welterweight contender Robbie Lawler talked about his upcoming opponent Johny Hendricks. Said Lawler, “I really haven’t had anyone with his abilities yet and I look forward to showcasing what I’m capable of.” Watch Lawler’s interview here:
Correspondent Ron Kruck travelled to Croatia to the kickboxing event Glory 14 and interviewed veteran kickboxer Mirko “Cro Cop” Filipovic in anticipation of his fight this weekend.
Filipovic on how much longer he can fight: “I don’t know. I’m 39 already and any fight could be the last one. One more serious injury definitely would take me away from active fighting.”
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