Mayhem Miller & Other Strikeforce Fighters Head to MTV2

Strikeforce fighter Jason "Mayhem" Miller -- the host of "Bully Beatdown" -- is no stranger to the MTV spotlight. But when he makes an appearance on MTV2's "Rock N Jock" series, he's gonna drag a few of his Strikeforce co-horts along for the ride.

The next two episodes of the show, on March 6 and March 13 at 8 a.m. PT/11 a.m. ET, will feature Miller, former Strikeforce lightweight champion Josh "The Punk" Thomson, Lavar Johnson, and Scott Smith counting down the week's top 5 rock videos.

They'll also give the inside scoop about what it's like to be a fighter, tips on how to survive a bar fight and how to stay in top shape to fight at an elite level.

MTV2's "Rock N Jock"
Saturday, March 6 & Saturday, March 13
8 a.m. PT/11 a.m. ET

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Top Spots on the Rumor Mill

There are several rumored bouts that have yet to make it to confirmed status, so we thought we'd give you a quick rundown on some of the more prominent bouts that are being talked about.

B.J. Penn vs. Diego Sanchez:
Seeing as Penn is the UFC lightweight champ, this one tops the list. It is definitely the bout that the UFC wants to put together and that both fighters want, but it always comes down to business. There is definitely a chance of this bout hitting confirmed status soon, but word on the street is that there are still some details to be ironed out and that no bout agreements have gone out, but don't be surprised to see this one top the card at UFC 105 when the UFC returns to Manchester, England.

Michael Bisping vs. Denis Kang:
This one is all but a done deal. Bisping is always on the wish list when the UFC heads to England and UFC 105 is no different. Given that this bout makes sense at this point in each fighter's career, expect it to happen. It hasn't been signed off yet, but it should be in the coming days.

Jake Shields vs. Jason "Mayhem" Miller:
This one also makes sense. Strikeforce has been hunting for a solid opponent for Jake Shields to face for an interim middleweight title while champion Cung Le is off making movies instead of fighting. And given Strikeforce and Dream recently making their working relationship "official," Dream lending Miller to Strikeforce for an interim title bout makes sense. A little less of a sure bet than the first two, but don't be surprised if and when this becomes official.

Most fight rumors in the MMA world have some basis in fact. But they usually leak out before any contracts have been signed. And any promoter will tell you, it ain't a done deal until there's ink on the paper. That's the case with all the above mentioned fights.

Down to the wire, plans can and often do change. So while there's a strong likelihood on all of these coming to fruition, don't take 'em to the bank just yet.

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Jake Shields, Thomas Denny, Conor Heun and Others Beat Up Bullies

Former Elite XC welterweight champ turned Strikeforce fighter Jake Shields is in Utah along with former Elite stablemates Thomas Denny and Conor Heun, filming the new MTV series "Bully Beat Down," hosted by the always-colorful Jason "Mayhem" Miller.

The concept of the show, originally reported by MMAInsider in October as an Elite XC-helmed venture produced by reality kingpin Mark Burnett, involves singling out town bullies to fight with professional fighters for cash.

Enter professional bullies Shields, Denny, and Heun.

Shields tells MMAInsider that former Elite executive Jeremy Lappen recruited them to appear on the show, and Shields was a part of its pilot in December.

"I get to be a good guy bully," he said. "It's pretty cool."

Shields will log two days on the show's set and will appear on two of its eight episodes, scheduled to debut sometime this summer.

Show contestants will have 2 rounds with the professional fighters--one 3-minute round of grappling and one 3-minute round of kickboxing with pads and headgear. Alas, Shields and co. are not allowed to elbow the lions-turned-lambs on the ground.

"That would be nice," he laughs.

As you can imagine, Shields is not losing sleep over the fights.

"I'm going to go run tonight," he said. "Just for fun. The guy I'm going up against is a good wrestler, so I better take it a little serious, but it's two 3-minute rounds. Nothing serious."