Should female reporters be allowed in the locker room?
Should female sports reporters be allowed in the men's locker room for post-game interviews?
Hmm...
Are male reporters be allowed in the ladies' locker room for post-game/competition interviews? I don't think so.
Why should any reporter be allowed in the locker room immediately post-game?
It's inappropriate. How many times have you seen an interview where some player in the background walk through bare butt or in a towel? Or some visiting dignitary walks through and gets an eye full?
How about this?
The players regardless of gender are allowed a reasonable amount of time to relax, shower and change before the barrage of media personnel regardless of gender descend on them in the press conference room and not the locker room.
Equal access to all sports journalists that are merely trying to do their jobs.
See, MMA does have something valuable to teach the rest of the sporting world.
Hmm...
Are male reporters be allowed in the ladies' locker room for post-game/competition interviews? I don't think so.
Why should any reporter be allowed in the locker room immediately post-game?
It's inappropriate. How many times have you seen an interview where some player in the background walk through bare butt or in a towel? Or some visiting dignitary walks through and gets an eye full?
How about this?
The players regardless of gender are allowed a reasonable amount of time to relax, shower and change before the barrage of media personnel regardless of gender descend on them in the press conference room and not the locker room.
Equal access to all sports journalists that are merely trying to do their jobs.
See, MMA does have something valuable to teach the rest of the sporting world.
Posted by Johnny Benjamin MD at 10/5/2010 6:33 AM 
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Hello doc! This is off topic, but it's a question I want to ask you, who knows- maybe you'll find the time to reply. I read your article about Big Countrys size and what it does to his cardio. My question is: If you take Lesnar, who is huge but seems to be training (cardio)as much as you possibly can. Will he by default have worse cardio than say Velasques, just because he has that extra 25 pounds of muscle, or is it physically possible for him to be on par cardio/muscle? What's the equation here, if any? I hope to see you on MMA live again!
Sincerely
Jonas
Sweden
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