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Modern day gladiators, the prototype of the modern day athlete, helping to mold the future of mixed martial arts.Competing in the deadliest sport known to man, you have to be hungry if you want to make it in this sport. That's why TEAM FEEDING TIME doesn't have other jobs. If you don't fight you don't eat. It's as simple as that. They made that decision tokeep themselves hungry. To give themselves that extra edge that either of their opponents might lack. Life is a game ofinches and so is MMA. TEAM FEEDING TIME trains 24/7/365. Occasionally they might stop to eat,sleep or maybe watch a fightor two. Then it's back to training. Simply put by the team, "That's what we like to do. Train hard and watch fights."Focused on only one thing at the moment. Defeating their opponents. Ken Jackson is to fight for the 170lb title, on March 21, in Baton Rouge. Later in the month, on the 28th, look out for Mike Jackson and Hollywood Cole. Mike will be facing off with one of the Hit Squad members. Hollywood Cole will face off with a guy out of Travis Lutter's Academy.The sky is the limit for this team. Here to representOklahoma to the fullest in the world of Mixed Martial Arts. Private lessons available by appointment.
Mike Jackson attended Norman High School where he dominated the state in track, cross-country and wrestling. Mike is anexpert in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and has been competing in Mixed Martial Arts since 2004. He also trains Judo, Boxing, and Muay Thai.
Ken Jackson attended Norman High School where he dominated the state in track, cross-country and wrestling. Ken is anexpert in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and has been competing in Mixed Martial Arts since 2004. He also trains Judo, Boxing, and Muay Thai.
Cortez Coleman aka, Hollywood Cole started training just 2 years ago when he met Mike and Ken. He immediately fell in love with MMA and started cross-training Muay Thai, Wresting, Boxing, and Judo.