↵I would like to formally apologize to CBS, Strikeforce, and all fans of mixed martial arts for my role in the events following the Strikeforce: Nashville event. In retrospect, my timing could not have been worse to ask for my rematch with Jake Sheilds, and I take full responsibility for entering the cage and setting off a chain of events that cast a dark shadow on the sport. I’ve been a fighter and a fan of MMA for over 12 years, and would never do anything to intentionally tarnish the sport I’ve given my life to. In the excitement of the moment I let my emotions run high and made a bad choice that resulted in a debacle, for that, I sincerely apologize.
Jason Mayhem Miller
Jason ‘Mayhem’ Miller Apologizes For Role In Strikeforce Brawl
↵I think it’s responsible for him to apologize, but it’s very important to not think of this as an admission that it is Miller who is at fault in the situation. His timing was obviously an issue in what went down, but he still only said words, it was the Cesar Gracie guys who threw fists.
↵I’m really waiting for Scott Coker to say more about the situation given that his initial interviews seemed to place the blame on Miller. It just seems like Coker may not have the spine to stand up to the Gracie camp given that they have 3 of the promotion’s champions.











