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March 7, 2008

ROC XVIII live blog: Binky Jones fights tonight

Folks, Baltimore's Binky Jones fights tonight in Atlantic City at the Ring of Combat XVIII. He faces Al Buck of the Evolution Fight Team in a lightweight bout. As you may remember, Jones won the ROC lightweight tournament title in 2007.

This event is being televised by HDNet but if you can't catch it there, check out my live blog on my new MMA news site, FightTicker.com.

Posted by baltimoresun.com at 8:56 PM | Permalink | Comments (1)

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isn't that Binky Jones thewrestler who was on MSJ wrestling team with Shaw, Paul, Reina and Levin?I believe it was in 89 or so.

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Tom,

That's correct. He's doing big things in MMA now and he's Baltimore's best fighter right now.

Pramit

Posted by: Tom | March 8, 2008 1:55 AM

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Kevin Richardson has been a fan of mixed martial arts competition ever since UFC 3, when 600-pound sumo wrestler Emmanuel Yarborough was beaten by Keith Hackney. Kevin will cover the world of MMA — in Baltimore, nationally and internationally. He plans to take readers into the locker rooms and MMA schools, where they'll hear from local fighters and trainers. If you have a news tip or suggestions for the blog, please e-mail him.

Mark Chalifoux and Pramit Mohapatra previously authored this blog. You can read new material from Mohapatra on FanBias.com.

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