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at 11pm et on TSN 1050 in Toronto. -- Coleman, the former Olympic wrestler,
talks about coaching alongside BJ Penn on the UFCs hit reality show and what it
was like to lend his knowledge and experience to a new generation of fighters,
despite a nagging hip injury. "BJ Penn gave me that offer and its just something
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Its amazing how far this sport has come," he said. -- Martin, who had the
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event lived up to the hype even in an older venue. "From the literal standpoint,
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