Breathtaking New Visions from Leticia Farr

MMA model and ring girl Leticia Farr renders us speechless with her latest breathtaking visions. Leticia has also appeared in quite a few magazines recently including her latest features in Fighters Only, FHM Malaysia and FHM Spain and in March she made her MMA ring carding debut with Tuff-N-Uff in Las Vegas. Click here to see more of Leticia and her latest sexy video titled 'Skin'.

Hang with Arianny Celeste this Friday in San Jose

UFC heads to San Jose, California this Saturday but prior to the fights head over to Studio 8 on Friday night and hang out with UFC ring card girl Arianny Celeste!

Fighter Babes Amber Stautzenberger and Glena Avila Throw Down this Saturday

Fighter babes Amber Stautzenberger (2-1) and Glena Avila (2-1) will face off this Saturday at Dakota Fighting Championships at the Scheels Arena in Fargo, North Dakota. Click here to buy tickets or click here to purchase the iPPV for $4.99. Circling the cage between rounds don't miss new ring card girls Alicia, Ajsela and Raquel captured in the third picture above by All Event Photography.

Fighter Babe Andy Nguyen Ready to Throw Down this Saturday

Fighter babe Andy "The Asian Persuasion" Nguyen steps back into the cage this Saturday at National Fighting Championship 56 for a title fight against Amy Bybee at the Harley Davidson in Cartersville, Georgia. Click here to buy your tickets now before they are sold out. Arrive early and catch the bikini contest at 3 PM with the fights to follow at 6 PM. Give Andy a shout out on Twitter @FighterChic82.

Babes of MMA Sponsored Fighter Paige VanZant Victorious Last Weekend

Last weekend at Bush Cree Promotions: Cage Wars 15 in Grand Junction, CO Paige VanZant (3-1) took home the victory via submission (rear-naked choke) over Courtney Himes at 2:22 of round one! Congratulations and proud to be a sponsor Paige!

Miesha Tate vs Cat Zingano at TUF 17 Finale Tonight

The second ever female UFC fight between fighter babes Miesha "Cupcake" Tate (13-3) and "Alpha" Cat Zingano (7-0) goes down tonight at The Ultimate Fighter 17 finale in Las Vegas, NV at the Mandalay Bay Events Center. Don't miss the new UFC Octagon girls Vanessa Hanson and Chrissy Blair too! Catch the preliminaries starting at 7PM ET on Fuel TV followed by the main card starting at 9PM ET on FX. The winner of this fight will become a coach for season 18 of The Ultimate Fighter and will face off against Ronda Rousey at the conclusion of that season for the UFC Women's Bantamweight Championship. To see more pictures from the weigh-in yesterday captured by our friend Joe Pic click here.

Meet MMA Knockout ChelsieAryn

Say hello to MMA knockout ChelsieAryn! This 20 year old stunner is 5’5”, 112 lbs, measures 34DD-25-33 and calls Albany, NY home.

ChelsieAryn graces the cage in upstate New York primarily for Cage Wars by Five Guys Fighting. She has modeled for Headrush Brand Apparel and her MMA pictures can often be found on MMAPhotography.com. Her favorite MMA fighter is Dustin Poirier because he is so passionate and devoted to this sport, his family and their common MMA brand in Headrush.

Outside the world of MMA ChelsieAryn works as a full-time model and is a motorcycle enthusiast. She has worked with quite a list of photographers and companies as a model and some may recognize her as Playboy Miss Social March 2011. Her first love is motorcycles which you can often find her modeling with to capture the best of both worlds. ChelsieAryn described her love of motorcycles to us, “most of all I love riding them, wind in the face, the rumble of the pipes and all that power under your ass.” Bike fans keep your eyes and ears open as ChelsieAryn hopes to be in Sturgis this summer for the rally and working on a big exciting project.

For more on MMA knockout ChelsieAryn stop by her Facebook, Twitter and Instagram pages and if you’re ever in the upstate New York area be sure to stop by and visit her at a Cage Wars fight.

Invicta FC 5 Revisited

Last week we ventured back to Kansas City for another amazing Invicta FC event. It was great seeing old friends, making new ones and finally meeting others in person for the first time. After catching the weigh-in, fight day could not come soon enough with 26 female warriors ready to make a statement. Invicta FC 5 brought us two title fights, a former Strikeforce champion, a former Bellator champion and plenty of explosive action throughout the night. From a record timing flying armbar submission from Rose Namajunas, back and forth battles including Sarah Kaufmann and Leslie Smith, the smashing return of Cris Cyborg and new Invicta FC champions Barb Honchak and Michelle Waterson. Thanks again to our sponsored fighter Jessamyn Duke regardless of the outcome which is under review and can’t wait to see you back in action. I don’t know how they keep putting on these amazing fight cards but if you haven’t seen one yet don’t miss the next one from Invicta FC! Click here to see more pictures from weigh-in day and click here for more pictures from fight day. For complete Invicta FC 5 fight results see below.

Invicta FC 5 results:

MAIN CARD

• Michelle Waterson def. Jessica Penne via submission (armbar) - Round 4, 2:31 - to win atomweight title

• Barb Honchak def. Vanessa Porto via unanimous decision (50-45, 49-46, 48-47) - to win inaugural flyweight title

• Cristiane Santos def. Fiona Muxlow vs. TKO (strikes) - Round 1, 3:46

• Sarah Kaufman def. Leslie Smith via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28)

• Jennifer Maia def. Zoila Frausto Gurgel via unanimous decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)

• Lauren Taylor def. Kaitlin Young via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28)

• Julia Budd def. Mollie Estes via submission (rear-naked choke) - Round 3, 1:04

• Bec Hyatt def. Jasminka Cive via submission (armbar) - Round 1, 3:30

PRELIMINARY CARD

• Simona Soukupova def. Cassie Rodish via submission (guillotine choke) - Round 2, 3:20

• Miriam Nakamoto def. Jessamyn Duke via KO (knee) - Round 1, 2:20

• Katja Kankaanpaa def. Juliana Carnerio Lima via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)

• Rose Namajunas def. Kathina Catron via submission (flying armbar) - Round 1, 0:12

• Alexandra Chambers def. Jodie Esquibel via submission (rear-naked choke) - Round 1, 1:35

Fighter Babe Staci Vega Returns to the Cage this Saturday

Fighter babe Staci Vega returns to the cage this Saturday to battle it out with Stephanie Essensa at Prestige Fight Club in Weyburn, Saskatchewan, Canada. For those that can't attend Staci's fight in person click here to buy the iPPV for $9.99 which starts at 9PM EST. 24 year old Staci was born in Cheyenne, Wyoming but now calls Casper, Wyoming home. Growing up with two brothers and living in Wyoming Staci grew up with a love for the outdoors and was active in just about all sports. Throughout middle and high school basketball became her calling but she always wanted to box. Once she graduated high school she began her journey to MMA. We recently caught up with Staci for the interview below while she prepares for her big fight on Saturday.

How did you get involved in MMA and how long have you been training?

-I started boxing when I was 19. I trained out of Casper and that’s when I saw my first MMA fight! I then started MMA and had my first MMA fight against Raquel Pennington who now fights for Invicta FC when I was 20 years old. I lost but it was fun and I couldn’t wait to get back in the cage. After losing my second MMA fight I went back to boxing to find my love for the sport again. My heart wasn’t into it and after a loss at Ringside World Championships in Kansas I took a break from combat sports. I returned to MMA in 2012 when I was asked to fight on an all women’s card in Casper for Steve Alley. After winning this fight I was super excited to be back and knew this was what I wanted to do. Everything started to fall into place and I was happy with the way I ended 2012 in my fighting career. I am super excited to see what 2013 has in store for me!

Where are you currently training, and what’s a typical training week like for you?

-I’m currently training with Margaret Bloom at Fight Syndicate in Casper. I’ve been with her since June of 2012. Then I travel to Cheyenne and work my boxing with Ray and Vince Montoya at the Cheyenne Boxing Team. I stay in Casper for two weeks of MMA where my weeks are always the same. I weigh in during the morning, chill in the afternoon until about 5, then I go for a run. I am home by 6 to eat and then I have practice from 7-8. Then I make the drive to Cheyenne for the other two week out of the month but things here are a little different. I run in the mornings and practice from 6:30-8:30 Monday, Wednesday and Friday. On the days I don’t have practice I lift. Those are my typical weeks of training throughout the month.

Tell us about your upcoming fight, who you’re fighting and where?

-I will be fighting Stephanie Essensa at Prestige Fight Club in Saskatchewan, Canada.

What is your best and worst experience as a fighter?

-My best experience I would have to say is every chance I get to make a name for myself and learn from every fight win or lose. My worst experience is losing when you know you won!

What advice would you give to other women who are reading this interview and want to get started in MMA?

-I can only say what has already been said by other women. Believe in yourself. Either you have it or you don’t, and if you don’t and you want it then work for it. Give it your all and never give up or stop trying. If it was an easy sport everyone would do it. I feel like everyone should try it. You will never know what you are good at until you try it.

What are some of the hurdles that you think Women in MMA need to overcome before Women’s MMA will be considered a top level sports like Men’s MMA is today?

-I don’t think we have any hurdles to overcome. We can put on a show for the people to watch or even better then Men’s MMA. I think if there was any type of hurdle for Women’s MMA then we already jumped them. My example being, having girls fight in Strikeforce, Bellator and now we have an all Women’s promotion called Invicta. If that’s not good enough, we have history in the making with UFC 157 Liz Carmouche vs. Ronda Rousey! So I think we jumped the hurdles very well.

What or who are your inspirations in MMA and life?

-My inspirations are my family, friends, coach and teammates. They push me to believe that I will make a name for myself in the sport or in anything I put my mind to. And the little ones that look up to me.

Who are your favorite MMA fighters?

-Gina Carano, Zoila Gurgel, Margaret Bloom and any female fighter stepping into the cage!

How do you enjoy your free time when not training or fighting?

-I like to spend time with my loved ones! I like to travel or just sit at home and watch movies. I like ice cream nights with my best friend Brytni and shopping and having crazy nights with my other best friend Avery. I love to listen to and download music. I also enjoy drawing, playing basketball, shopping and anything that has to do with the outdoors.

Of course we have a few questions for the male readership as well.

Are you single?

-No, I am not single.

What do you look for in a partner?

-I would have to say someone who has a kind heart. Someone who has a good outlook on life and knows what they want from it. Someone who has the same morals as I do. A good personality and family oriented.

What are your turn-ons?

-The world may never know! Lol

What are your turnoffs?

-If you don’t smell good and liars. I believe honesty is a key to having a good life.

What would you say is your best feature?

-I’m weird and I’m really attracted to my arms and shoulders but I would have to say my personality and my smile.

Any future plans or dreams?

-My dreams are to become something in the world of Women’s MMA and make a name for myself. To give people a story to tell! My future plans include the Air Force Guard and going back to school so that I have a good life and fight at the same time.

Any shout outs you would like to make?

-I just want to thank my parents for letting me follow my dreams. Thank you to my friends, family and girlfriend for having my back and sticking by my side. Thanks to my teammates for pushing me and my coach for believing in me and taking me under her wing. All my sponsors, Allen Inspection Service, Envy Tattoo, Auto Outlet and my father!

Thank you very much for your time Staci and good luck on fight night! For more on Staci Vega please visit her Facebook and Twitter pages.