Welcome to the fifth of a ten-part series on the blacks, whites and greys in MMA journalism. I had some challenging questions and Jim Murphy of the Savage Science, Zak Woods of SB Nation and Watch Kalib Run and MMA Opinion’s very own Joshua Stein stepped up to the plate to share their perspective.

Welcome to the fifth of a ten-part series on the blacks, whites and greys in MMA journalism. I had some challenging questions and Jim Murphy of the Savage Science, Zak Woods of SB Nation and Watch Kalib Run and MMA Opinion’s very own Joshua Stein stepped up to the plate to share their perspective.

WOW, what an incredible week it has been for the world of MMA. In my look back at the week that was, I laugh in many ways.

WOW, what an incredible week it has been for the world of MMA. In my look back at the week that was, I laugh in many ways.

I never watched the O.C., but after seeing Autumn Reeser, I thank the casting director for finding such talent… -See the List-

I never watched the O.C., but after seeing Autumn Reeser, I thank the casting director for finding such talent… -See the List-

By Pramit Mohapatra This week’s episode of MMA Live looks back at the fallout from Affliction’s demise by examining where and when some of the promotion’s fighters will fight next. In addition, the crew (with Jon Anik back this week, Rashad Evans in place of Kenny Florian, and Franklin McNeil) discusses Tito Ortiz’s return to the UFC (not confirmed at the time of the taping.) But, beyond a doubt, the highlight of the show occurs about 15 minutes in when in rapid succession former UFC light heavyweight champ Evans does an impression of Mike Tyson, whom he met recently; an impression of his own mom; and then receives a call on the show from his mom.