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Jason Miller Apologizes For Strikeforce Brawl, Strikeforce Nashville Viewer Numbers

Posted by Vegas Martin in UFC News on Monday, April 19th, 2010
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– Saturday’s CBS-televised “Strikeforce: Nashville” event, which featured three title fights, including a main event between middleweight champ Jake Shields and , drew 2.63 million viewers.

– Jason “Mayhem” Miller has apologized on his official website for his actions following Jake Shields’ victory over Dan Henderson:

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.

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