McKee’s record look impressive at 25-3, but the criticism that’s leveled at him the most is that he’s a notorious lay-n-pray’er. Getting into the UFC, he will be stepping up against tougher competition, so it’ll be harder to do that sort of thing. Also, McKee finished his last two fights, so it seems as though he took the criticism to heart. McKee faces the 11-2 Jacob Volkmann on his UFC debut on January 1st. Thanks to bloodyelbow for the head’s up.
Mixed Martial Arts is exploding - the sport of the future is here. With mainstream media coverage, and fights on nearly all continents, it's now impossible to ignore the excitement, the complexity and the ferocity of MMA.
My name is Ted Czech, and I've worked in York, Pa. for eight years as a police reporter. I've been a fan of MMA since UFC 1 -- seriously -- and I've dabbled in a few styles like karate, kung-fu, taijutsu and submission wrestling. I hope to give some press to fighters from the York area, while also commenting on things happening in the U.S. and beyond. Let's support the sport!
