Tim Kennedy
Tim Kennedy
Timothy Fred "Tim" Kennedyis an American professional mixed martial artist who currently competes in the UFC's Middleweight division. He has also formerly competed for Strikeforce, the WEC, ShoMMA, HDNet Fights, and represented the Chicago Red Bears in the IFL. Kennedy is one of the few fighters to simultaneously serve in the United States Army National Guard while also fighting professionally. As of July 9, 2016, he is #11 in official UFC middleweight rankings...
ProfessionMMA Fighter
Date of Birth1 September 1979
CitySan Luis Obispo, CA
We're supposed to go out there and hit and bang and maybe score every now and then but now ever since we're playing better and better, our team looks for us to score a goal at least each night. It's a big step for our line and hopefully we just continue to do that the rest of the year.
My whole adult life, my dream was to live on a golf course. Now I'm not going to have a golf course ... the city is going to take it away from me.
We hang out a lot at night in the dorms. Those two are always in my room, or I'm always in their room and we're always hanging out.
When I scored that goal, it was the greatest feeling I've had in hockey so far. This game is the reason why I chose to come here.
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She wasn't really running - just walking fast, screaming and flailing her hands.
I have nothing against a mall, but it's just a place. Why do they have to take away this golf course? They (were considering) messing with the quality of life. That just doesn't seem right.
The Lehigh Valley is an exciting place to be and The Morning Call is a wonderful newspaper. 50% of adults in the area read the newspaper daily and our Web sites and new print products, like Merge, are growing rapidly. I am looking forward to the opportunities ahead -- especially the chance to build strong, meaningful relationships with the newspaper's readers and advertisers.