The Beebe brothers — Chase and Carson — were both back in action on Saturday night in Kokomo, Indiana, fighting at Colosseum Combat XXI.

Chase was featured in the main event against Cory Mahon, and finished his work quickly with some devastating ground and pound.

Carson had some ground and pound of his own for opponent Brady Hovermale, taking the fight to the ground early in the first and doing damage from top position. Carson won via unanimous decision.

Chase made it two straight wins with his TKO of Mahon, and Carson made it five straight wins.

Jeff Curran will fight Johnny Eduardo in Virginia on Tuesday as part of the UFC on Fuel event. The MMA pioneer spoke with Chicago’s MMA about an array of topics over the weekend.

On facing Eduardo:
“Even though Eduardo has been around for a long time like myself, I don’t know him and didn’t know much about him until I signed to fight him. But we watched some tape of him fighting, and we know how Nova Uniao guys fight. I’m very confident I’ll come out with a win on Tuesday.”

On his ground game:
“I think what people on the big stage have yet to see from me is my ground game when I have top position. That is where I am most dangerous and where I can really dominate fights. I think I have one of the better guards in the game, but most every fighter has excellent submission defense.

On TRT:
“I actually looked into TRT and had my doctor check my levels. My count is low due to my age and probably all the wars I’ve been in. But there’s so much that goes into using it that I would never take it. Because if you don’t do it right or have one failed test then you open yourself up to all the media scrutiny and it’s really not worth it.

“I don’t care if other guys take it, I personally don’t feel like (dealing with) all the stress and paperwork that would go into doing it so I avoid looking into it further. It all comes down to technique. I know that past steroid use is one of the reasons for low testosterone and it’s interesting that when the guys who were absolutely killing it in PRIDE came over here to fight in the states it was a totally different story. But for now TRT is legal and I don’t care that fighters do it. I just won’t.”

Watch Jeff Curran fight Johnny Eduardo tomorrow on Facebook. And if you’d like to train with Jeff and the rest of Team Curran, visit their new facility:

Team Curran MMA
110 W. Woodstock St. Unit E
Crystal Lake, IL 60014
815-356-0454

Legacy Fighting Championship flyweight Chad Robichaux is making a difference in veterans’ lives by using MMA to help alleviate symptoms of PTSD.

In this clip from HDNet’s ‘Inside MMA’, Robichaux explains how quickly PTSD can consume even the bravest and strongest of men.

You can watch Robichaux fight at Legacy 11 this Friday night at 9 CT on HDNet.

The Strikeforce Heavyweight Grand Prix will finally have a winner when Josh Barnett and Daniel Cormier do battle on May 19th.

Here’s a recap of how the tournament got down to these two fighters.

Akihiro Gono is no stranger to our “Killer Finishes” series. We have his rib-breaking kick on Ivan Salaverry from Shooto 1 over 10 years ago, and we also have Gono on the wrong end of a Dan Hornbuckle kick at Sengoku 9.

Here Gono gets finished in a hurry by Bellator lightweight champion Michael Chandler, who just has too much speed and power for the crafty vet at Bellator 67.

Rampage Jackson showed off his new videogame app “Rampage Punch” to Bas & Kenny on HDNet’s ‘Inside MMA’.

We have the video below, but better than the video are some of the comments left on You Tube:

“Rampage is trying so hard to kill his career.”
“Not gonna lie.. game looks like s–t.”
“Stupidest app ever – swing a $600 phone.”
“Game looks awesome ….. NOT”

Probably not the wisest idea to be throwing a punch as hard as you can with your expensive phone. Here’s the video.

Josh Estrada, pictured here with coach Alex Trujillo and promoter Rich Seldal, will make his pro debut at XFO 44.

It’s back to the burbs for the XFO, with another pro card on June 16 at the Sears Centre in Hoffman Estates. XFO 44 will feature undefeated Will Brooks against Tory Bogguess in what should be an exciting main event.

Bogguess beat Mikey Santiago at XFO 43, locking him up with a guillotine and putting him to sleep in just :32. He’s won four consecutive fights, with the last three ending in the first round from Bogguess’ vice-like guillotine choke.

Brooks has run through everyone he’s been up against in both his amateur and pro careers. He’s 5-0 with his last 4 wins coming by submission. He last fought in October at Chicago Cagefighting Championship IV, beating the always-tough Ryan Bixler with a second round rear naked choke.

In other fights, MTC fighter Josh Estrada will be making his pro debut against an opponent yet to be determined. Estrada told Chicago’s MMA that the fight will either be at 185, or a catchweight of 195. Estrada has fought at both heavyweight and 205 in his amateur career, and recently made quick work of Chris Appleton at the Rumble on the River’s 10th Anniversary Show. Estrada jumped all over Appleton early and never relented, claiming a victory by TKO due to strikes.

MTC’s Andre Feliciano will be making his second professional fight, taking on Team Curran’s Phil Williams. Both fighters made their pro debuts at XFO 43, and both scored victories. Williams choked out James Smith in the first round, while Feliciano’s win came via a hard fought decision win over Jerald Williams.

Here’s the rest of the card as it currently sits, and we’ll have more on XFO 44 as we get closer to the event.

Tory Bogguess vs Will Brooks
Brandon Adamson vs Mike Budnik
Joshua Killion vs Christopher Haney
Ryan Storey vs Matt Tobie
Phil Williams vs Andre Feliciano
Corey Simmons vs Cory Galloway
Ramy Daoud vs TBD
Josh Estrada vs TBD

Visit XFOMMA.com for tickets.

Stephan Bonnar has a new hero. His name is Tim Karaker, who at the age of 53 just put a whooping on a fighter more than half his age.

Karaker showed up as a fan to watch some MMA at the Fire Extreme event in Bourbonnais. Except when he got through the door they asked him to fight. A 21-year old. Naturally, he said yes.

Karaker needed some time in the first round to get his bearings against Brandon Frey, his much younger opponent. Frey had no qualms about putting it on Karaker, but about halfway through the round Karaker’s spinach kicked in.

Bonnar, who was on hand to ref some of the bouts and watch the fights, actually shot this video and called Karaker his new hero. Made for TV movie forthcoming? I’d watch.

Muay Thai: Axel “The Phantom” Mendez vs Anthony Pazmino (Mendezl via Decision)Alphonso Graves vs Jacob Ryan Judiscak (Judiscak via Rear Naked Choke)

Other bouts include:
Tom Shoaff vs. Warren Roberds
Axel “The Phantom” Mendez vs Anthony Pazmino
Dorothy Schultz vs. Desiree Brandt
J.J. Gilmer (Flyweight Champion) vs. Sean Silver
Nemo Vier vs. Eric Bradach
Larry Lindenman vs. Tom Regep

A portion of the proceeds from this event will go to the Make a Wish Foundation. For tickets, visit CutThroatMMA.com.