Jacob Volkmann, on “Beatdown,” discussing whom he’ll vote for in the 2012 U.S. presidential election: “I’m going to be voting for Jacob Volkmann. I’m going to write myself in. ... I’m not going to vote for Romney. I think he’s identical to Obama. I’m not a fan of him. ... I think they have the same policy when it comes to health care. I was watching the straw polls and the debates, and all Romney did ... was just point fingers at the other politicians, and it was really irritating me. I’ve got no respect for Romney at all.”

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Nik Lentz, on “Beatdown,” discussing whether teammate Jacob Volkmann’s controversial comments are made in jest:

“I don’t know if I would say that. Jacob Volkmann (Pictured) is a weird dude. He’s always been a weird, kind of awkward guy. A lot of it isn’t show. A lot of is just how he is. He’s just actually kind of letting it out a little bit because people have told him, ‘Hey, let it out.’ And he kind of is, and people are starting to be like, ‘Whoa, that’s kind of crazy,’ but he’s just kind of an awkward guy.”

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Jacob Volkmann, on “The Savage Dog Show,” discussing how and why he has to change his style to climb the ranks:

“I have to stand and bang. They’re looking for who draws the most fans. Most fans, they like the guys that stand and bang and knock people out. I’m not a guy that likes to stand and bang and knock people out. I’m a doctor, for crying out loud. I want to keep my brain intact.”

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Live radio was back Monday with new epispodes of "Beatdown" and "The Savage Dog Show." TJ De Santis and Luca Fury were back for a new edition of "Beatdown." Joining them were fighters K.J. Noons and Sean Pierson.

Noons joined the show to talk about his win over Billy Evangelista at this past weekend's 'Strikeforce: Melendez Vs Masvidal' card, while Pierson discussed his upcoming fight against Dong Hyun Kim at UFC 141.

Greg Savage and Jordan Breen returned for a new episode of "The Savage Dog Show." Joining them were UFC fighters Nam Phan, Johny Hendricksand Jacob Volkmann to talk about their upcoming fights.

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Jacob Volkmann (Pictured), on “The Savage Dog Show,” discussing the publicity that calling out President Obama has generated:

“It was needed. After that Antonio McKee fight, I felt pretty bad about how I performed because it was such a boring fight. I actually was planning on calling [Obama] out for about two months. I just didn’t know how I’d do it, but I think it played out perfectly, the way I wanted it to come out. Got a lot of press on it and took the focus off the boring fight.”

Greg Savage and Jordan Breen returned to The Sherdog Radio Network in taped form for another edition of "The Savage Dog Show."

The Bellator Fighting Championship is back in action this Saturday night on MTV2. Greg and Jordan sit down with the promotion's CEO to talk about the "Summer Series," the promotions plans coming in to the final quarter of 2011, and if the reported Fox-UFC deal opens the door for Bellator to make the move to SpikeTV.

Cole Miller was victorious Sunday evening in Milwaukee at UFC Live 5. The American Top Team product joins the SDS to chat about his win, his thoughts about returning to 145 pounds, the Donald Cerrone rivalry, and Cole talks about a hand injury he received during the bout.

Jacob Volkmann was also in action Sunday night at The Bradley Center. Over the course of fifteen minutes Volkmann controlled Team Alpha Male product Danny Castillo en route to a unanimous decision win. Volkmann talks about his fourth straight UFC win and who he wants next. The Minnesotan also shares his thoughts on politics.

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Jacob Volkmann was victorious over English fighter Paul Kelly on the undercard of the UFC's second effort on Versus.

Volkmann, who is now a free agent, talked about his performance, striking ability and his evolution as a fighter.

Jacob Volkmann broke down his win against Ronys Torres at UFC Fight Night 21 in Charlotte, N.C.

The Minnesota Martial Arts Academy fighter discussed the win he descibed as "ugly," and his overall progression in mixed martial arts.