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MMA beat writer Dann Stupp is founder and editor-in-chief of MMAjunkie.com, a content partner site of Yahoo! Sports and the World MMA Awards winner for best media outlet. He won the Dayton Daily News' 1997 Si Burick Scholarship before graduating from the University of Missouri School of Journalism.

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Rich Franklin featured in CNBC’s new UFC documentary, debuts tonight

By Dann Stupp | Wednesday, July 29, 2009, 11:13 AM

CNBC, the popular business-news cable station, has recently scored some solid ratings for a series of documentaries geared around pop culture, and one of its most successful shows - focused on the Ultimate Fighting Championship - now has a second edition that debuts tonight.

“Ultimate Fighting: Fistful of Dollars” is the follow-up to CNBC’s Emmy-nominated first program, “Ultimate Fighting: From Blood Sport to Big Time,” which debuted in 2007.

The 60-minute special debuts at 10 p.m.

In a sneak peak of the program found below, former UFC middleweight champion (and West Chester Twp. resident) Rich Franklin talks about the move from math teacher to mixed-martial-arts fighter.

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