Brian Knapp is a features editor at Sherdog.com. With 27 years of experience in journalism, he focuses on competitive sports, particularly in the realms of UFC and MMA, while also covering sports business and broadcasting. His work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yardbarker and various sports publications.
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Brian Knapp's articles primarily focus on mixed martial arts (MMA), UFC, and fight night events. His coverage includes event previews, how-to guides for watching fights, and rankings analysis. To effectively reach out to him, consider providing exclusive insights into upcoming MMA fights or behind-the-scenes information about fighters and their training leading up to key matchups. Additionally, offering unique perspectives on the business side of UFC or insider knowledge about promotional deals could capture his attention.
As Brian does not have a specified geographic focus but rather covers international MMA events, pitches should align with this global scope by featuring events or fighters from various regions around the world.
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By: Brian Knapp
Ramazonbek Temirov throws the kind of heat that keeps others awake at night.
By: Brian Knapp
Brandon Royval showed he still warrants consideration as one of the Ultimate Fighting Championship ’s flyweight elite.
Geoff Neal probably left the cage with a bittersweet taste in his mouth.
The Ultimate Fighting Championship looks to have yet another full-fledged European superstar on its hands at 145 pounds.
Aiemann Zahabi now bears the look of a legitimate threat in the Ultimate Fighting Championship bantamweight division.
Brandon Moreno still stands head and shoulders above the vast majority of the Ultimate Fighting Championship flyweight division.
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By: Brian Knapp, Elizeu Zaleski
The CM System mainstay bounced back from his June 1 decision defeat to Randy Brown and swept aside Ultimate Fighting Championship newcomer Zach Scroggin with punches in the first round of their featured UFC Vegas 100 welterweight prelim on Saturday at the UFC Apex in Las Vegas. A late-notice replacement for Nicolas Dalby, the previously unbeaten Scroggin (7-1, 0-1 UFC) required rescue 1:15 into Round 1.
By: Brian Knapp
Carlos Prates blew open the gate to the Ultimate Fighting Championship welterweight elite.
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