Las Vegas Cutman

Superior Cage Combat 3

Superior Cage Combat 3 was another exciting night that featured some incredible fights. For fans of stand up brawls, Shawn Fitzsimmons K.O. victory over WEC Veteran Blas Avena was a slugfest that kept fans on their feet the entire match. For submission fans Cameron Diffley’s incredible transition into an arm bar against the very ground-savvy Sidney Silva earned him a much deserved “Submission of the Night” bonus. There was a grudge rematch between Phil Dace and Dave Terrel from SCC1, which ended in Dace securing a unanimous decision. Also an in the main event was an incredibly even match between John Alessio and Luiz Firmino that went the distance in which Alessio was able to earn a decision victory.

Tuff N Uff August 26th 2011

The last injury I dealt with was a very rare dislocated finger injury that resulted from a fighter putting is hands out the wrong way while he was getting taken down. The fighter really kept up his spirits while I carefully cut his glove off of his hand so that the Doctor could reset it properly. When the Doctor reset the fighter’s finger with a firm pull he had some colorful language as expected but he had a smile on his face the whole time and thanked us for our help.

Superior Cage Combat 2

Superior Cage Combat 2 raised the bar from their incredible debut in May with an even more impressive fight card and a great new location, The Orleans Arena. SCC2 featured amazing fights such as Josh Neer vs. Blas Alvena, John Alessio vs. Shawn Fitzsimmons (who deserves a ton of credit for taking the fight on short notice against such a high caliber opponent), Justin Buchholz vs. Thiago Meller, John Gunderson vs. James Birdsley, Bristol Marunde vs. Victor Moreno, Elvis Mutapcic vs Cesar Ferreira, Chase Gormley vs. Beau Tribolet, Danny Davis Jr. vs. Mike Dizak, and Jimmy Jones vs. David Bollea.

Sin City MMA July 30th

Sin City MMA was a great Amateur MMA show at the Southpoint Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas Nevada. Sin City MMA uses the Boxing Ring, which has its advantages and disadvantages for MMA. The disadvantages include interference in the action for some takedowns when the fighter is pushed through the ropes enough to stop the action but the plus side is the corners having easy access to the fighters in between rounds which is a great asset.

July 4th G2 Summit Weekend 2011

The 2011 G2 Summit weekend was about as diverse and exciting as MMA gets. For those of you unfamiliar with G2 Summit it is a series of MMA Seminars, networking opportunities, and MMA competition all with the common focus of women’s MMA.

Superior Cage Combat 3

Posted by adrian on November 17th, 2011

SCC3 featured the first SCC Middleweight Championship fight between Bristol Marunde and Jay Silva. During the weigh-ins both fighters made very bold predictions on how they would quickly end the fight but in the cage the fight went an incredible 5 rounds of pure heart and determination. Both fighters were executing their game plans with incredible results. Marunde’s superior grappling earned him big takedowns and dominant positions on the ground with several near submissions. Silva’s powerful striking was a constant threat with several of them damaging Marunde, especially in the third round where he was cut wide open above his left eye.

That cut was exactly what shows the importance of well-trained Cutmen. It was a Championship Fight for the first ever SCC Middleweight Belt and if the cut couldn’t be stopped the Ringside Physicians would have every reason to call an end to the fight. The cut was deep enough that it took my entire cotton swab to fill it and I used several things my mentor Jacob “Stitch” Duran taught me in order to stop the bleeding. I kept the wound dry for two more action packed rounds despite Silva’s attempts to open up the cut with strikes. Bristol came away with the unanimous decision victory becoming the first SCC Middleweight Champion.

I received several compliments on my work that night which really made my night. Thank you to everyone who took the time to tell me they liked the wraps or that they appreciated the work I did for them in the cage. Those moments mean the world to me. For me some of the things I enjoy the most are small details like getting a fighter to laugh and ease up a little as I wrap their hands or just letting them know that I can take care of the cut in between rounds and that they don’t need to worry about it, those are some of the moments I remember.

Thank you to everyone at SCC for letting me be a part of such a great show, you guys are awesome!

Tuff N Uff August 26th 2011

Posted by adrian on October 2nd, 2011

This event kept me very busy from the minute I arrived. Fortunately for me I had help from a friend of mine who was helping me wrap hands in the locker rooms. I was glad to have some help because there were a ton of sign ups for hand wraps and I knew that I needed a hand in order to get ringside to help out the fighters in case they needed me.

I had some very intense work that night and I’m very happy to have an excellent Medical Staff to work with which is always the case in Las Vegas. In between myself, the Ringside Physicians, and the E.M.T.’s all the fighters were well take care of when they needed us. I dealt with the most significant facial swelling to date during this event and because of the training I’ve received I was able to significantly reduce it so that the fighter could continue without any worries of impaired vision.

There was also a hyperextended elbow that required some very delicate care including cutting off the fighter’s glove without moving his arm, which would have been a nightmare without the Doctors helping me brace the arm while I cut.

Because this is a Cutman blog I’m focusing on my end of the action that night and I’ll leave all the fight analysis to the writers who focus on that part of the game but I will put in my two cents on one of the Championship fights the Liz McCarthy vs Jordan McDonald fight was spectacular! Those two put on an amazing show and I had no idea which way the fight would go until Liz went for a flying triangle and landed it! That made her the new 110-pound champ! Congratulations to Liz and I’m sure we will see Jordan back in action soon she is one tough competitor.

That’s it for now, I’ll see you guys soon! Take care and Train hard!

Adrian “Tenacity” Rosenbusch™,Cutman

“Keeping Fighters in the Fight”™

Superior Cage Combat 2

Posted by adrian on October 1st, 2011

That night was full of the kind of fights everyone wants to see. There were intense grudge matches, incredible submissions, wicked ground and pound, and some lightning fast knockouts! That’s something for everyone no matter how you want to see fights finished.

The first few fights of the night didn’t require too much work, mostly just some minor swelling but as the night went on I was kept pretty busy which was good for me because during the intermission my mentor Jacob “Stitch” Duran came over to ringside and let me know he’d been watching the whole time and he told me I was doing a great job! That’s awesome!! For me or any other Cutman there is no higher compliment than having Stitch tell you you’re doing great work because not only is he the best Cutman in the world but he never sugarcoats anything, so he means everything he says.

The after party at Cathouse at the Luxor was a great way to unwind from the event and talk with everybody. SCC also handed out awards for submission of the night, fight of the night and knockout of the night, which was cool bonus for the fighters. None of the fighters looked like they had been in a fight, which was pretty incredible considering the intensity of all the fights that night. One of my favorite moments was seeing Beau Tribolet and Chase Gormley drinking together and laughing while they discussed their fight from a few hours ago, that’s some great sportsmanship!

I’m also glad I had time to chill out with photographers Joe Pic and Jamie Stephenson who both took some great pics of me that night. Joe Pic has been taking the most incredible pictures of me and all the action in and out of the cage forever. Not only that but he is as loyal as a friend can get which is an admirable trait. If you need a photographer/videographer for anything he is definitely at the top of the list. Jamie Stephenson is also a great photographer who is working along side of Joe Pic and she is taking some incredible shots also. Jamie is also great at taking artistic studio photos, I recently did a shoot with her and the shots look really sharp.

I have plenty of events coming up so I will keep in touch, take care!

Adrian “Tenacity” Rosenbusch™, Cutman

“Keeping Fighters in the Fight”™

You can check out Joe Pic at http://www.joepicphotography.com/Intro.html

You can check out Jamie Stephenson at http://about.me/JamieStephenson

Sin City MMA July 30th

Posted by adrian on October 1st, 2011

That night I was staying busy wrapping hands in the locker rooms with 9 fighters to wrap. That was great to be able to work with that many people and get familiar with them or getting to catch up with some fighters I haven’t seen in a few shows.

Ringside I was kept busy as usual with some nosebleeds and a knockout and one unfortunate twisted knee in a one in a million entanglement in the ropes. But as is always the case in Las Vegas I had a great group of medical professionals to work with to give the fighters the level of care they deserve.

The promoters were very nice people who are also behind the Sub1 Submission tournament. In case you missed the first Sub1 Tournament it looks to be another great platform for grapplers to test their skills on the mat against some top-level opponents. For more info please check out Sin City Fight Promotions at http://sincityfight.com/

Adrian “Tenacity” Rosenbusch™, Cutman

“Keeping Fighters in the Fight”™

July 4th G2 Summit Weekend 2011

Posted by adrian on July 15th, 2011

For me the G2/July4th weekend started out on Thursday with weigh-ins for Tuff N Uff: The Future Stars of MMA. The weigh-ins were held poolside at Hooters Hotel and Casino which made the process feel a little more like a vacation but still tons of energy from all the fighters.

Friday I opened up for Michele “Diablita” Gutierrez and Tony “The Freak” Fryklund for their Boxing for MMA seminar at Throwdown Gym. Michele asked me to stop by and do a training hand wrap demo and I was more than happy to be a part of the seminar. After everyone arrived I gave the ladies a quick overview of the anatomy of the hand and some of my experiences as a Cutman dealing with injured hands. After that I went through a full training hand wrap demo and everyone followed along and looked great by the time we were finished. Thankfully I had the best MMA photographer in town Joe Pic available to make it and get some incredible shots of the seminar.

One thing that made the seminar have an extra buzz to it was the presence of a CNN film crew with reporter Amber Lyons taking part in the seminar and getting to know more about women in MMA. They were filming the G2 Summit weekend and interviewing several fighters, coaches, and several other people in order to get a good amount of footage for their special on Women’s MMA.

The women who attended Michele and Tony’s Seminar had a great time and were all raving about the quality of instruction they received. It was very fulfilling getting to meet so many enthusiastic fighters who soaked up the information like a sponge.

By the time the seminar was over I just had enough time to stop by my favorite restaurant in Vegas, Pin Kaow to grab some food before I headed over to Cox Pavilion for Tuff N Uff.

Tuff N Uff was extremely high energy as it always is but this time there were six Championship Belts on the line so the crowd really got to have a good time. The CNN crew was on hand to meet with some of the women fighting for the belts that night including Jessamyn “The Gun” Duke and Autumn Richardson as they battled for the Featherweight Title.

There were a few stars in the locker rooms helping their fighters out like UFC Star Frank Mir in the corner of John Gettle and Strikeforce Heavyweight standout Fabricio Werdum in the corner of Kaiyana Rain. Other notable MMA trainers working that night included Renzo Asparria, Shawn Tompkins, Ron Frazier, and may more. Also in attendance was Randy “The Natural” Couture for the inaugural Tuff N Uff “Randy Couture Heavyweight Title Belt “

I was very flattered to have a long list of sign-ups for my hand wraps, seeing how passionate the fighters were to have me get them ready is amazing. I sincerely apologize to anyone who’s hands I did not get a chance to wrap, I will make sure that I wrap you next time, again I apologize.

After the night was finally over I headed home to get some much needed rest because CNN had asked me to do an interview with them the following day and I wanted to be at my best.

I met up with Michele Gutierrez at Throwdown around 10:30am and helped her and the CNN crew get all the footage they needed for that day, then it was tie for my interview. The interview seemed very natural and it felt like a normal conversation with a friend. Amber Lyons was a great interviewer and she asked me some very insightful questions. Amber and the crew made me feel at ease so it was easy to just talk and not feel any pressure. Thank you guys so much for the opportunity!

Later that night I went with my girlfriend to an official G2 Summit UFC 132 viewing party at Lagasse Stadium at the Palazzo Hotel and Casino. Lagasse Stadium is an amazing sports bar meets ultra-lounge hangout and as I would expect from Emeril Lagasse the food was incredible! The UFC viewing party was hosted by three notable women’s MMA fighters including Strikeforce Champion Cris Cyborg, Michele Gutierrez, and Kim Couture who made everyone feel welcome at the event.

To close out the weekend several of the G2 attendees came to Azure Luxury Pool at the Palazzo hosted by Kim Couture where we sat in an amazing cabana with a misting system, air conditioning, very comfortable lounge furniture, and a very attentive and professional staff who constantly replaced our ice chest of Fiji water and brought us some incredibly tasty food. It was an incredible experience and my girlfriend and I thanked everyone for the over the top hospitality we received. We got some sun and had some laughs while we listened to the great DJ and had an awesome time, it truly was the perfect end to the G2 weekend.

Adrian “Tenacity” Rosenbusch, Cutman™

“Keeping Fighters in the Fight”™

Tuff N Uff May 27th 2011

Posted by adrian on June 3rd, 2011

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Tuff N Uff came back with a bang on the 27th at their new venue the Cox Pavilion! Everything about this new venue was taken up a notch and it made for a spectacular event. Since I have started working with Tuff N Uff their events have made very steady but significant improvements to each show. From the lighting to the use of a cage instead of a boxing ring there is always something new and improved for the audience to enjoy. This time the exciting new weigh-in location Sky Combat Ace added a new spark as a charity Aerial Combat games between MMA stars set a dramatic backdrop for this new Tuff N Uff. There was definitely an increase in media exposure and a good buzz about the fights that were scheduled.

The event itself was wild with some extremely well matched fighters who looked for the finish from bell to bell. Everyone in attendance got to see an amazing array of finishes from choke outs to knockouts and some really close fights that kept the audience on the edge of their seats.

For me the story of that night was a new kind of excitement for me. The other Cutman that was hired to wrap hands with me was Don House from the UFC! This was my first time working with Don and he was great! He had a very easygoing demeanor and we got along great from the second he walked in the locker room. We made a great team and worked together very well to make sure that everyone who needed hand wraps got taken care of. He was extremely generous with his praise of my wraps and told me that he would report to my mentor “Stitch” what a good job I was doing. I thanked him for his kind words and took the elevator up to the arena to start working my corner.

When I got ringside I found out that through a misunderstanding in scheduling I was the only Cutman who was working ringside that night and I got nervous thinking about how I was going to pull off working two corners at once. As I was walking around the cage checking in with everyone I heard a loud and clear voice yell my name. I turned around and there was my mentor “Stitch” calling me over! I ran over and greeted him in the customary manner for a student and master in the Thai tradition with a Wai (hands together in a prayer fashion at the bridge of the nose instead of at the tip of the chin to show the deepest respect possible). Stitch is always the perfect person for me to talk to when I have questions about anything in MMA, and that night was no exception. I told him about me being the only Cutman scheduled and I admitted that I was pretty nervous about doing an entire show by myself, which is not a common practice. He replied “I know you can handle it, I have faith in you”. That was al the boost I needed and I kept a close eye on both corners all night and just like Stitch said I handled everything and gave all the fighters the care they needed.

I also got to meet a bunch of great people that night including all the crew from Vegas hotspot experts “Lucy Vegas” and Kathy Huang Little who owns and instructs at Jeff Speakman Kenpo 5.0 school here in Las Vegas. Thank you Kathy for helping make my night go so smoothly and I wish you and your school the best of luck! As always thank you to Barry and Jeff Meyer for the opportunity to work such an exciting show and thank you to Kerry for being such a wonderful person to work with all the time!

After taking some more pictures with people I packed up my stuff and headed out to one of my sponsors “Fight Dentist” who was having a Grand Opening where they unveiled their stunning new Dental Office/Retail store. There was a DJ on hand and a great mix of people from all areas of the local MMA scene including photographers like Joe Pic, Ring Girls Stephanie Ann Cook and Alizee Dipaola, one of my sponsors Joe Unitas from UniSkin, a big crew from the charity group “It Ain’t Chemo”, MMA star Michele Gutierrez, and my girlfriend Carey and her friend Lindsay stopped by to support the event. Fight Dentist is also carrying my towel the “Tenacity” by UniSkin! Thank you Fight Dentist!

The night went incredibly well and even though I was exhausted by the time my night was over I loved it and I can’t wait to do it again! Take care and train hard!

Adrian “Tenacity” Rosenbusch™ Cutman

“Keeping Fighters in the Fight”™

Superior Cage Combat 1

Posted by adrian on May 26th, 2011

The inaugural Superior Cage Combat was an amazing event. The promoters purchased a stunning 30ft cage from Throwdown and set it up in the Bally’s event center. It was my first time working an event inside Bally’s and I didn’t know what to expect but I was very pleasantly surprised to see that it was a huge room with excellent sound and a very comfortable set up for moving around the ring and back and fourth from the locker rooms.

The Superior Cage Combat Ring Girls were all from the Luxor Hotel and Casino’s “Fantasy” show and they kept the crowd going in between rounds. They were all very cool ladies. For more info on the “Fantasy” show check out http://www.fantasyluxor.com/

The event started off with a very memorable national anthem sung by a very talented young lady who I hope gets plenty of gigs off this event. The camera crew did an excellent job of capturing all the action. They did such a good job that I was using the big screen half the time to keep track of how the fighters were doing even though I was sitting cageside.

Part of the broadcast crew included John Morgan of MMA Junkie and BMX star T.J. Lavin who has made a miraculous recovery from his devastating injuries from his October 2010 crash. For more info please check out

http://mmajunkie.com/news/23667/recovering-from-horrific-bmx-wreck-longtime-fight-fan-t-j-lavin-turns-focus-to-mma.mma

Other than some growing pains in the first couple of fights the show was very smoothly run. I really have to give the promoters credit for being able to adapt on the fly when small mishaps occurred.

The fights were amazing and even though there were some controversial decisions, some involving some very over stimulated fans, the night was full of excitement. The fighters did a great job of setting the bar high for this inaugural Superior Cage Combat.

As always the Nevada State Athletic Commission was amazing to work with and Executive Director Keith Kizer was on hand to supervise all the action along with NSAC inspector Charlie Anzalone and an all-star crew of Physicians and referees including Chris Tognoni and Steve Mazzagatti! I love getting to work with top caliber talent in every aspect of the sport and the people I just mentioned are some of the hardest working and least recognized people in MMA.

I also got to work with my friend Robert McMullin’s cousin Billy Olson who is a very experienced Cutman. He was a very cool guy to work with and just like the promoters he rolled with the punches all night and kept his cool.

I also had the fortune of having photographer Joe Pic working the event who always knows how to get some incredible shots of all the action, that guy is awesome to work with! Check him out at http://www.joepicphotography.com/Welcome.html

I would also like to thank Superior Cage Combat for donating a generous prize package to Lasvegascutman.com for its 1 year Anniversary. Thanks guys you’re awesome!

Lasvegascutman.com 1 Year Anniversary Contest!!

Posted by adrian on May 18th, 2011

I can’t believe it’s been one year since I’ve started this website, that’s awesome! Since I’ve started this website I’ve come so far and it’s really fun for me to go back and look at everything I’ve done and all the wonderful people I’ve met.

Thank you so much to everyone who is a part of this incredible journey I’m on! Every person I get to work with or have a conversation with is a part of my story and I am so thankful to have such wonderful people in my life.

In honor of Lasvegascutman.com’s 1 year Anniversary I’m doing a contest and giving away some cool stuff from my friends and sponsors all you have to do is use the contact form on my website and send me the answers to these 10 questions. All the correct answers will be put in a drawing and I’ll divvy up all the good stuff!

How did I get my Nickname?

2. What are the names of 4 of my mentors?

3. Who was Evan Tanner’s Muay Thai coach for UFC 82 who let me start practicing to be a Cutman in his gym?

4. Which Magazine featured me in an article about Cutmen in February 2011?

5. What injury changed my life?

6. Who gave me my Blue Belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu?

7. Who are the first two women to ever be featured in an MMA Videogame? Which one have I been working with?

8. What is the name of my seminar series?

9. Who is my regular event photographer?

10. Who are my sponsors?

MMA Business Magazine, Sports Management Worldwide, Team Quest, 10th Planet Karaoke, and living in the moment!

Posted by adrian on April 17th, 2011

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2011 has already started out to be an amazing year for me. In February MMA Business Magazine was kind enough to feature me in an article about Cutmen, which was an amazing experience for me. I received a call from my friend Robert McMullin of Combat Performance here in Las Vegas telling me “Dude I just saw you in a magazine!” I didn’t know exactly when the article was going to be published so I wasn’t sure when to look for it. When I got the call from Robert I was overjoyed and ran out to Tapout Training Center to meet with him and check it out.

We were both laughing with excitement and I was jumping around the gym with a smile from ear to ear! I didn’t care if some people thought that’s not cool because it was a very big deal for me. When someone takes the time to write an article about me it means the world to me. Thank you to everyone at MMA Business Magazine you guys are incredible!

The next great thing was being featured as an Alumni Success Story for Sports Management Worldwide. Sports Management Worldwide is where I completed the Mixed Martial Arts Management Course under Scott McKendry and Matt Lindland of Team Quest. That course has given me some phenomenal tools to use in the MMA world as well as setting me up with two more amazing mentors Scott McKendry and Matt Lindland, those guys are sharp!

I also took another trip up to Oregon and taught another installment of the “Modern Cornerman Concepts™” Seminar at Team Quest Fight Club Gresham, which is always a great time. Again I met with another great group of highly motivated people with some great questions and awesome interactions. After that I met up with Head Instructor/Owner John Salami of 10^th Planet Portland and we had a great time hanging out and checking out his new location as he got ready to host an Eddie Bravo Seminar while I was in town.

I have to say one of the big highlights of the trip was going to a Karaoke Bar in Portland with John Salami, Scott McKendry, Eddie Bravo, Gus and Brandy Watkins, and John’s Massage Therapist Jocelyn. John Salami is a beast at Karaoke and the bar also served some wicked Chinese food so it was a fun night. Eddie was videotaping John singing all night and we were all having some good laughs.

On that trip I was also fortunate enough to get to wrap hands for Team Quest fighters Tyson Jeffries who recently fought in M-1 Global and also MMA Superstar Matt “The Law” Lindland! Both of those guys were great to work with and I got some nice video footage of both sessions.

Aside from that I’ve been working hard on the business side of things and things are going great! I’m getting some really good advice from my great group of mentors and I’m really pleased with how things are going.

I’ve gotten to work with a ton of great fighters at Muay Thai and MMA shows in the last few months, way to many camps and fighters to name in one blog, and I love every minute of it. No matter what kind of day I’m having, no matter what mood I’m in, if I’m working an event or working with a fighter in any way then I’m happy. I can truly say that I love what I do for a living.

To all the people I get to work with I want to say thank you so much for letting me be a part of your life. Even if I just get to shake your hand during a rules meeting or if I’m working in your corner that night I don’t take interactions with anyone for granted. I’m working from my soul every day and the work I do means the world to me. I’m in the moment every hour of every day and I’m thankful for everything I have. I’m constantly inspired, I’m constantly learning, and the more I give to others the better the world seems.

I have plenty more “Awesome News” that I will keep you posted on! Here’s a hint about an upcoming blog, she’s one of the first women to ever be featured in an MMA video game! Awesome! Thank you for reading!

Adrian “Tenacity” Rosenbusch

TUFF N UFF FEB 11th 2011

Posted by adrian on February 18th, 2011

Tuff N Uff: The Future Stars of MMA was back on 2/11/11 with some exciting new upgrades. The lights and sound were definitely bumped up to highlight the action that night and the hype was well deserved. The most obvious change was the cage instead of the Boxing Ring.

Tuff N Uff did a survey on Facebook asking fans if they would like to see a cage instead of a Boxing Ring and the response was heavily in favor of a cage. Tuff N Uff responded by bringing in a professional MMA cage with camera perches and microphones at all the corners to give the people at home an even better experience than before. The cage definitely keeps the action moving compared to a ring so the night had an extra boost to it.

As always the action in the cage was top notch all night and the fights that did go to decision were no less action packed than the dramatic finishes. All the fighters really put everything on the line for the crowd.

My night started out wrapping hands for several fighters and this is always one of my favorite parts of the night. Not all of the fighters feel like talking while they’re getting their hands wrapped up for a fight but either way I like helping them out. If I can give them some extra confidence by wrapping their hands before they step into the cage then I feel like I’ve already done my job.

The short amount of time I have with the fighters tells me a lot about them and I sincerely appreciate all of those interactions. Even if the fighter is very quiet but cracks a smile when I tell them “You’re all set, good luck!” I’m still fulfilled by that.

When it comes time to work inside the cage the work is fast but once you get used to it 60 seconds seems like a very reasonable amount of time to get everything done. I love getting to work with the great people I get to work with in this sport. I might say that frequently but it’s true. When I first got into Cutman work I was concerned that I would have to deal some shady characters in order to help out fighters but that hasn’t been the case. I’m not saying that there aren’t some real knuckleheads in Combat Sports but for the most part they are few and far between, especially in MMA.

There is an incredible group that I work side by side with during all the action as far as fighter safety goes which is the Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) including the Ringside Physicians and Inspectors, the International Sport Karate Association, and the EMT’s. When I work these events in Las Vegas it is an amazing group of people that works extremely well together with fighter safety being our number one concern.

The end of the night was all heart as It Ain’t Chemo Warrior Andrew Felix awarded the Lightweight Championship Belt to Sean Bollinger of 10^th Planet Jiu-Jitsu. I got a chance to talk with Andrew in the cage and he couldn’t stop talking about how exciting the show was and how he couldn’t believe everything that he was getting to do that night. It Ain’t Chemo and everyone at Tuff N Uff MMA are all amazing people and I always know it’s gonna be a great show when I go there. I want to also thank Joe Pic from Joe Pic Photography who is always getting great shots of me working as well as and Toby Acuna from TAP and Ray Kasprowicz for their great pics also. For more info on It Ain’t Chemo please check out http://itaintchemo.com/

That’s it for now thanks for reading! Take care!

Adrian “Tenacity” Rosenbusch™, Cutman

“Keeping Fighters in the Fight”™

Superior Cage Combat 3

Tuff N Uff August 26th 2011

Superior Cage Combat 2

Sin City MMA July 30th

July 4th G2 Summit Weekend 2011

Superior Cage Combat 3

Tuff N Uff August 26th 2011

Superior Cage Combat 2

Sin City MMA July 30th

July 4th G2 Summit Weekend 2011

Tuff N Uff May 27th 2011

Superior Cage Combat 1

Lasvegascutman.com 1 Year Anniversary Contest!!

MMA Business Magazine, Sports Management Worldwide, Team Quest, 10th Planet Karaoke, and living in the moment!

TUFF N UFF FEB 11th 2011

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