Below, take a few minutes to enjoy this video, taken at the Australasia VS America-Princesses of Pain event. This was the second fight at that historic event, where female MMA fighters from America, New Zealand and Australia met "down under" and competed in an internationally successful event.

In this video, you'll see fighters Margaux and Tamara gave it their all, making for a very exciting fight. Quite honestly, whoever says female MMA fighters don't have any technique, or says their fights are boring, must've never watched a female fight!

So now I have two questions for Princesses of Pain: 1) when's the next one; and 2) when are these female MMA fighters going to get THEIR own show?!!!

Next in the interview, Meisha calls out Tara LaRosa. Apparently she still wants that fight! I say go for it, and good luck to both fighters. I hope Scott Coker of Strikeforce is listening and it's scheduled soon!

Albuquerque, NM –

Written by Tami Carswell

Coach Greg Jackson and Jackson’s Gym is presenting the Jackson’s MMA Series I on June 5th at the new Hard Rock Casino and Hotel in Albuquerque, New Mexico. The fight card will feature 5 professional fights, two of which being all female fights, and six amateur fights.

This will be a very special night for women’s MMA. The co-main event will feature Jennifer Berg from Jackson’s affiliate Grudge Training Center in Denver, Colorado, taking on Chute Boxe fighter Natasha Creger from Long Beach, California. Both Jennifer and Natasha are accomplished strikers and both are extremely aggressive. This should make for an exciting stand-up war.

Julie Kedzie from Jackson’s MMA will be fighting former national wrestling team member and Olympic hopeful Malissa Sherwood, fighting out of Sacramento, California. Julie has been featured on the Tapout Reality show as well as fought in the first televised women’s MMA fight on Showtime against Gina Carrano. Malissa is an accomplished wrestler with international experience.

The card will be available for internet streaming pay-per-view from Jackson's MMA Series. The broadcasting of the card will ensure that this special night for women’s MMA will be seen.

For those of you who don’t know Felice Herrig you are missing out. She is a great person and a great up and coming Female MMA Fighter. She currently lives in Chicago, IL. Felice has been known to work out at the Midwest Training Center from time to time, where you will also occasionally see the likes of Clay Guida, who is also a Chicago native. Felice’s current MMA record is 2-2-0, with a recent victory over Jessica Rakoczy in front of a home town crowd in Chicago. It is my honor and privilege to do this interview with Felice and without further ado, let’s get started.

Chris: Tell us a little about yourself?

Felice: Hmmm there is a lot to know about Felice Herrig. I am quite a complex girl. The obvious of course is my love for fighting. But it goes deeper than that. I love all aspects of health and fitness. I'm actually a Raw foodist. Most people don’t know what that is. Basically I don’t eat anything cooked to keep all the nutritional value and enzymes intact. I encourage you to look it up. Pretty amazing stuff. I’m also a licensed aesthetician. Which I’m sure a lot of people don’t know what that is either. For 5 years I worked at a salon, I did all the skincare, facials, waxing, body treatments. All that good stuff. But I gave that up to completely focus on fighting.

Felice: Back home in Chicago I train with my long time boxing coach Shannon States at Elgin Boxing, and I train jiu jitsu at Champion Jiu Jitsu with Assou. And right now I am doing my training camp for my next fight in Orange County, California at CSW with Eric Paulson and Josh Barnett.

Felice: That’s a little hard to say. I fight so many disciplines. My main trainer for boxing is Shannon (States), my main trainer for Jiu jitsu is Assou, my main MMA coach is Josh (Barnett).

Felice: I hold quite a few titles. I have 6 titles in kickboxing and Muay Thai. My most recent one is the IKF U.S. Pro Muay Thai belt.

I recently had the rare privilege of interviewing Jillian and Jocelyn Lybarger. These ladies are not just sisters, they are up-and-coming female MMA fighters AND they are the only twin sisters to ever fight in MMA!

Both twins are currently being managed by Superion Management which is headed up by Shannon Horn. I had an opportunity to talk with Shannon recently. Superion Management is one of the fastest growing, up-and-coming MMA Management companies in the country today. Shannon, and his partner Mike, have been working tirelessly to build their fighter roster and help them grow into world-class fighters.

Jillian and Jocelyn are currently training to appear on an upcoming fight card in June; and while they won’t be fighting each other, both sisters will be fighting on the same card. This will offer the world a great opportunity to get taste of what these twins can bring to the table. I look forward to seeing great things from both Jillian and Jocelyn in their upcoming fights.

I had the pleasure of interviewing both of these fighters; please see below to read up about Jillian and Jocelyn Lybarger.

Next up – Jocelyn. They might be twins, but that doesn’t mean they’re identical! And they may have different trainers and jobs, but they've got similar goals, the same favorite saying, and there’s no doubt these sisters are each other’s #1 Fan!