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SPEAKING OF HAIR: help me meet my goal of raising $1,000 for childhood cancer research by April 10th (St. Baldrick’s).
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UFC bantamweight Urijah Faber, pictured with Fighter Hair
My latest contribution to UFC.com is now available for your reading pleasure.
This time, in advance of Dan Hardy‘s semi-main-event bout against Anthony Johnson this Saturday on Spike, I examine a long and storied tradition in the sport that is often overlooked despite its potential power, intimidation factor, and in-your-face flair.
I’m talking, of course, about Fighter Hair, which is defined as any hairstyle that you can only get away with if you hit and grapple with people for a living.
The article has quotes from the aforementioned Dan Hardy, Roy Nelson, Amir Sadollah, Urijah Faber, Chris Leben, and the coup de grace…Clay Guida‘s mom, Debbie.
So please read The 9 Best Hairstyles in the UFC.
Why 9? Because Top 10s are boring.
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Can every post until you (hopefully) have to shave your head be somehow related to hair?
So you’re saying my “Kid from Kid ‘n Play” hi-top fade would be socially acceptable if I pounded people inside a steel cage for a living? NOW you tell me.
It’s never too late to chase your dream.
P.S. it hasn’t been known as a “Kid from Kid ‘n Play” in a long time. You, sir, have a Steve Harvey hi-top.
Do you think Steve Harvey has the largest private collection of buttons known to man? I think I once saw him in a suit made entirely out of suit buttons.
Yes. And he uses that suit, as well as his hi-top, to fight crime.
Tossed you a little name-check at a hair thread over at Sherdog.
http://www.sherdog.net/forums/f7/10-most-memorable-mma-hairstyles-1606049/
Have a good weekend, KM.
Partyin’, partyin’ (YEAH!)
Thanks, bud!
Man, he looks like a Na’vi stuck in the headlights… don’t tell him I said so though! :o)