The comeback trail of light heavyweight Keith Jardine begins in
Amarillo, Texas.

Texas-based fight promotion Shark Fights today announced that Jardine
(15-8-1) will attempt to turn his career tide when he meets tough
veteran Trevor Prangley  (22-6-1) in the headliner of Shark Fights 13.

Shark Fights 13 takes place Sept. 11 at the Amarillo Civic Center.

LAS VEGAS - Oh, what a difference a year can make.

It was just 12 short months ago that UFC heavyweight champion Brock
Lesnar was foaming at the mouth on ESPN and shooting middle fingers in
the air to a Las Vegas crowd while simultaneously disrespecting UFC
sponsors.

Yet somehow, a condition called diverticulitis that attacked the
intestines of the massive champion also had an effect on his mind, and
following his UFC 116 win over Shane Carwin, Lesnar was nothing but
smiles.

After a four year retirement from competing, Bill Crawford made a big comeback at the METAL MILIITIA MONTREAL BENCH WARS, held on June 26, 2010 at Montreal Barbell.

Paul Buentello is on the comeback trail once again.

Ultimate Fighting Championship officials gave the former top heavyweight contender his official release, according to his manager, Ellis Pacheco, who on Wednesday spoke with MMAjunkie.com.

Buentello's contractual status was previously in limbo after a loss to Cheick Kongo at UFC on Versus 1. He's now expected to fight next month at Shark Fights 11.

Josh Burkman made another successful step on the comeback trail and also bested a rival this past weekend at a Showdown Fights event in Utah.

Burkman, a cast member on "The Ultimate Fighter 2" who earned his UFC termination after a 10-fight stint with the promotion, earned a unanimous-decision win over former training partner Jake Paul.

The event took place April 10 at the McKay Events Center in Orem, Utah.

Here is training footage of Rob Luyando (275/308). It is thought that Luyando will make his comeback at the APF Best of the Best in the Midwest which is scheduled for February 6 in Lenexa, Kansas.

Since stepping off the platform, Luyando has seen his all-time record at 275 taken away by Scot Mendelson and his 220 record by Shawn Frankl. He still holds the all-time mark at 242.