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"Rabble Rousin'" Rich Bergeron is joined by John Greenburg in this episode. Greenburg is a national sports expert. He is the Author of "The Grand Old Man: Amos Alonzo Stagg." He also wrote several books on Legendary College Football Teams and Hall of Fame Coaches. "Captain Courageous: My True Story" is another great book by Greenburg.

John Greenburg, a man who spoke at the College Football Hall of Fame, discusses a tumultuous year in the NFL. Rich and John chat about the changing landscape of the league after the lockout shortened the preseason. After a pretty intense off season and a very unusual pre-season, the 2011 NFL Season is about to begin.

Now we get to see what impact the strike really had on this year's NFL season, and we'll see what the new regulations have on the success of the game. Before the season starts, here's what a real expert has to say about how NFL football may have a different feel this year.

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“Razor” Razak Al-Hassan (11-3) joins "Rabble Rousin'" Rich Bergeron in this podcast. Razak is a submission specialist who started off his MMA career with seven straight wins, with five coming via submission. His reputation as a tapout authority was cemented, and the UFC® came calling. In “Razor’s” first bout with the promotion, he locked horns with Steve Cantwell at “UFC®: Fight For The Troops” in North Carolina. Cantwell caught the Roufusport fighter in an armbar late in the 1st round, but the tough Ghanaian competitor refused to tap out, despite the fact that his arm dislocated at the elbow. After recovering from the injury, Al-Hassan next faced Kyle Kingsbury at UFC® 104. A back-and-forth battle ensued. In the end, Kingsbury had his hand raised in a somewhat controversial decision loss for “Razor.” Though Al-Hassan had suffered losses in both his fights with the UFC®, and was released as a result, the young fighter had proved his could compete with top fighters. After he left the promotion, “Razor” went on a tear, knocking out or submitting four straight opponents, including another UFC® veteran Sherman Pendergarst. In his latest fight, Al-Hassan lost a hotly-contested and controversial decision to Dwayne Lewis at a Maximum Fighting Championships event. Now looking to rebound, “Razor” will face arguably the toughest test of his career in Houston “The Assassin” Alexander at “MMA Fight Pit: Genesis” on Saturday, August 13, 2011.

In this episode "Rabble Rousin'" Rich Bergeron chats with Sergio Pettis, the brother of former WEC® Lightweight Champion Anthony “Showtime” Pettis. At only 17 years old, Sergio has been training with Roufusport in preparation for a professional career as a fighter. Now, he’ll take the next step of his career, as he’ll compete for the Canadian Fighting Championship (CFC) in September in his first pro bout.

CFC President Giuseppe DeNatale exclaimed, “I’ve been hearing about the Pettis boys for several years now, and I know they’re both very, very talented. I’m excited and honored to have Sergio competing on our show, and I look forward to seeing him put on a great performance. It’s going to be a great night for fight fans.”

About his first professional fight, Sergio had this to say: “It’s going to mean a lot. If I lose, it could determine my future in the sport. And if I do well, it could be a huge boost. So there’s a lot of pressure on me, but I’m going to have to pull through.”

“Showtime” is also very excited about his brother’s pro debut: “It’s awesome. I set out in this sport to do that, to help pave the way for him. I think he’s going to have a very successful pro debut. And he’s going to make a big impact in this sport. The sport can be lucrative, and he’s going to take advantage of that. Sergio has a very, very bright future.”

Anthony continued, “He’s my main training partner, and he’s only 17 years old. Whether it’s me, Erik Koch, or Danny Downes, Sergio is holding his own against all of us in training. He’s going to be a monster, and he’s going to do huge things in MMA.”

Rabble Rousin' Rich Bergeron Interviews Matt Bruce:

=========> National Radio Host

========>Recipient of the Fire Department's Highest Award for Bravery, "The Medal of Valor," awarded for actions above and beyond
the call of duty

========>A Vietnam Veteran and retired Fire-Rescue Captain whom was injured in the line of duty

=======>A First Responder to the attacks of September 11th, 2001 at the World Trade Center

========>A former Town Tax Assessor who helped roll back taxes in
his Hometown during the 80's that eventually increased tax rolls
through new building and development in the process

With Irish Mobster and FBI Top-Echelon Informant James "Whitey" Bulger captured after 16 years on the run, there are some incredible developments unfolding. Robert Mazur knows the lay of the land well as far as the FBI and informant relationships go. Mazur's written a book called "The Infiltrator" about his own experiences as an undercover agent. Find out more about Mazur's book here: http://www.the-infiltrator.com/.

Check out this video detailing one of Mazur's most triumphant traps designed to catch a variety of criminals he investigated as an undercover operative:

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Female MMA Fighter Avery "Psycho" Vilche talks shop with "Rabble Rousin'" Rich Bergeron in this special podcast. We cover past and future fights, her goals in the sport, and her favorite fighters. We also touch on the issues surrounding women in MMA.

Vilche's background in boxing, wrestling and kickboxing provided an excellent base for mixed martial arts. As a late starter in the sport at age 41, Avery fights against all odds and is inspired by Randy Couture and other female fighters who fight into their 40s.

Check out her gym's official Web-site at http://www.psychofitnessmma.com.